Word: ulen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...even with these losses. Annapolis should be stronger than any of the three opponents Hal Ulen's team has defeated this season. The Middles have lost to Princeton, tied Pittaburgh, and defeated Brown, Rutgers, and Columbia. Divers Jerry Anderson and Owen Davies and sprinters Gil Rindahl and Bill Beurr have been outstanding...
Dave Hedberg continues as the Crimson's top sprinter, but has been switched several times this year to strengthen the 220. For the 50 Ulen has been substituting footballer John McNamara for Hedberg. In competition so far this year McNamara's specialty seems to be making one or two false starts, looking extremely sheepish and apologetic when called back, and then reeling off fine times to win the short race. Alternate sprinters are Captain Bob Stroud, Ron Husbach, and Phil Pratt, who team with either Hedberg or McNamara to form a strong relay quartet...
...middle distances, Dick Fouquet, who improved greatly at the end of last season, has been consistently edged out by Sandler. For the backstroke, Ulen has the two men he calls his "little giants," Mulvey and Hugh Hartwell. Mulvey is a little bigger and stronger than his teammate, and usually competes as backstroker in the medley relay as well as in the regular 200-yard event. Eric Ueland is another fine individual medley competitor...
...breaststroke Ulen says that Ken Emerson is "swimming better than last year" and that Zani is "very smooth, but not as strong." Zani, however, has finished ahead of Emerson in every outing. Finally, in the dive, Harvard has the almost undefeatable Eastern Intercollegiate high board champion, Pete Dillingham. Backing up Dillingham's sure five points are sophomore Pete Smails and Larry Kelly, a transfer from Dartmouth...
...doubt involved in the Yale meet, annually-strong Dartmouth has become more of a traditional rival than Yale. Harvard meets Dartmouth in Hanover on February 8, the weekend of the Winter Carnival. "I'll have to rely on the older and wiser juniors and seniors for that one." Ulen says with a grin. "These sophomores will probably blow up when they see all those beautiful girls." Ulen will probably apply for a "men only" sign for the Yale meet...