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Crimson victories came in the 50-yard freestyle, in which Bruce Hunter swam 22.2, and in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Meet records either fell or were equalled in every event, and the list for Princeton's Dillon Pool also underwent considerable revision...
...behind Navy's Don Diget, despite the fact that he covered his hundred in 51.0. Bill Zentgraf roared out after the pace setter, and nearly threw himself out of the pool with a vigorous turn after his first 25 yards. Even though he made another had turn and almost swam into the ropes, Zentgraf contributed a 50.5 leg and brought the Crimson even with Navy...
Spencer's butterfly time before the EISL's was listed as 2:10.0, but he swam 2:04.9 tonight to break the meet and pool standards and deefat Dave Karetsky and George Bissell of Yale. The Crimson's Jim Coffman, with 2:07.9, and John Pringle, with 2:09.1, were fifth and sixth. In trials this afternoon, Coffman did a 2:07.4, his personal best...
Yale's Bill Chase swam 18:02.1, a Princeton pool record, and took first by 38 seconds over Navy's Gay Hopkins. Bill Slater of Penn was third...
...present uncertain whether the Crimson will be permitted to share the Eastern crown with Yale and Navy--each team lost one EISL meet, but Harvard swam one fewer meet when Cornell was snowbound and had to break their appointment in Cambridge. But the team title in the Easterns, if there were such a team title, would almost certainly come home to Cambridge...