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Racing is second and third class events eight members of the ski team will travel to Pinkham Notch tomorrow to compete in the Nansen Snow Fest. The meet, which is being sponsored by the Nansen Ski Club, will consist of downhill, cross country, and slalom races for the entrants of both classes...
...Colin Maclaurin '38, Robert H. Shaw '37, Charles S. Rogers '37, and Dunbar Carpenter '37 will represent the Crimson in the Second Class events; a downhill run to be held on the Wildcat Trail tomorrow morning and a slalom race that afternoon...
...Colin Maclaurin '38, Robert H. Shaw '37, Charles S. Rogers '37, and Dunbar Carpenter '37 will represent the Crimson. Those finishing among the first thirty in the downhill race which will be held in the morning, will be eligible to compete in the Slalom run that afternoon...
...Carnival's backbone. A Floridian who learned to ski in Germany, considered by Dartmouth's grizzled Coach Otto Schniebs the best amateur downhill skier in the U. S., Durrance won the downhill race-a precipitous mile down a mountain slide-in 58.8 seconds. In the slalom-zig-zag down a course outlined by pennants in the snow -he wasted three seconds going back to round a marker he had missed, and finished third. At jumping, judges thought his teammate Henry S. Woods showed a shade better style. When it looked as if Dartmouth would win its own carnival...
Back of Hanover, away from ice sculptures, flag bedecked fraternity houses, and Dartmouth men dressed in functional if not picturesque costumes which resembled those of lumberjacks in the north woods, Harvard's skiers competed in the slalom, downhill, and relay races, as well as in the jumping event with men from the more northern and snowy colleges to win seventh place in the final collegiate aggregate score, with 329.61 points. The high scoring college, New Hampshire, piled...