Word: relays
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Captain B. S. Wood '33 will be entered tonight in the 440-yard free-style and in the relay, new moved up from 200 to 400 yards. Wood last year competed chiefly in the short events but this year Ulen plans to use the versatile 440-yard intercollegiate champion in whatever event Harvard's opponents are strongest...
...meet basis and after the first races on Tuesday, December 15, all meets will take place on Thursdays. The events which will compose the meets are the 50 yard free style, 100 yard freestyle, 220 yard free style, 50 yard back stroke, 50 yard breast stroke, and 200 yard relay. Each team will compete six times before the finals during the last week of February...
Moving up the relay race from its former length of 200 yards to 400 yards constituted the first change. The second consisted of adding an entirely new event, the 220-yard free-style swim. The effect of these changes will be to increase to some extent the length of the University swimming meets...
...year of trying, she learned the trick in five minutes. That was five years ago, when she was 13. Last week she won four championships (440-yd. swim, 100-meter, one-mile and 880-yd. free style), caused herself to be mentioned as anchor girl on a 1932 relay team that might beat the Olympic record...
...Saratoga." The fourth district (New Jersey) often listens to an entire family of Rockefeller musicians. Sample game played in the second district: "We . . . formed two lines facing each other. With the outer covers of two penny matchboxes decorating the noses of the two leaders, we started on a relay race. The box was relayed from nose to nose the length of the line...