Word: ulen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Crimson's worst record for a season was seven wins and five losses, when the World War broke in 1941-42. It was six and four the next year, after which the sport was dropped for the duration of the war. But Ulen isn't disturbed about the war years. His red hair flames when he talks about his nine seasons of only one loss--to Yale...
...years of Crimson coaching, Ulen's teams have won 173 meets, lost 44, and outscored the opposition 10,397 points to 5,703. He has worked for his .797 victory percentage, but is working even harder to beat Yale, "at least one more time." For the last four years, the Crimson has lost only to the Elis...
Because of the nearby New Haven swimming mart, Ulen has been a neglected coach, underrated even by himself. Nobody noticed particularly when the Crimson swimmers defeated Dartmouth last February, 49 to 35. But the varsity had no right to win that one on the basis of manpower. It won through one of the sharpest coaching performances of the year...
...Ulen had been swimming a set line-up all season, but he changed it especially for Hanover. He entered Captain Charley Egan in the breast stroke. Egan hadn't swum that event since before college, but he finished second behind teammate Ralph Zani...
Beyond line-up switches, Ulen had his men "up" for the Green. Backstroker Don Mulvey broke Dartmouth's pool record to take his event. Marv Sandler swam the fastest individual medley race of his career and won it. Meanwhile Hawkins finished between the Green's Glover and Hust for a second...