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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...took seven of nine firsts to chalk up a 46 to 29 win over the Engineers. Jerry Gorman and Ted Norris, who won their own events and then teamed to clinch the 300-yard medley, stood out among the victors. The Yardling team took the curtain-raiser from its Tech opposite number by a 45 to 21 count...
...surprise of the evening was Milt Buzby, who captured top honors in the 50-yard freestyle to provide an unexpected five points for the Crimson. This offset an unlooked for Tech uprising which netted the home team first and second places in the 150-yard backstroke event...
Coach Hal Ulen's men hold an edge in the 220, 440, breaststroke, and diving, while Tech's strongth lies in the sprints. Top men certain of secing action tonight for the Crimson are: Milt Buzby in the 50 and 100-yard sprints, Jerry Gorman, Eastern Intercollegiate 440-yard swimming champion, in the 220 and 440, captain Chuck Hoelzer in the medley and 200-yard breaststroke, Ted Norris, national long distance king, in the 220 and 440, and Red Woods in the medley and 150-yard backstroke...
M.I.T. will counter with backstroker Bon Dann, breaststroker Bob Polletier, and sprinters Jim Leonard, Carl Mellin, and Jack Searle. Brown and Wesleyan accounted for the two Tech defeats, while its lone win was registered over Amherst...
With what coach Bill Brooks terms an "evenly balanced" squad, the Yardlings, also opening their season, will face their toughest race in the breaststroke. Tech's Bob Schwartzman, formerly the Tennessee Interscholastic breaststroke title-holder, looms as a threat to the pool record. Opposing him will be Stan Cook and Rene Vielman...