Word: walts
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Coach Hal Ulen, going into the story-telling relay with a slight two point margin, got blood with the last pound of push out of all his men, but particularly Walt Bullard. This hardworking freestyler took first in the 220, second to Dick Hartung in the 100, and swam a creditable second leg of the ill fated relay...
...Northern invaders of the Indoor Athletic Building pool jumped to an early five point lead by taking the medley, but the Crimson bounced back into the lead as Walt Bullard and Jerry Gorman took first and second in the 220-yard freestyle...
Heavy gun Dick Hartung, whom Green Coach Karl Michael kept veiled in his last two meets, was pushed but not taken by Walt Bullard in the 100, and Dana Jackson and Hank Todd pushed Dartmouth into the lead again in the 150-yard backstroke...
...Forbes Norris swept the 440-yard freestyle. All eyes were upon Norris in this last event before the relay, as his second finish over Navy Millar in this event clinched the outcome of the battle. Hence the surprise triumph of the 400-yard freestyle relayers Norm Watkins, John Watkins, Walt Bullard, and Bill MacVicar turned a one-point edge into a 15-point rout...
Ulen must rely for pointal padding on Jerry Gorman and Forbes Norris in the quarter-mile, and Walt Bullard to battle for the 100 free and to lead the 220 race. Divers Tom Drehan and Bob Aaron will also be called upon to sweep the dive over Navy's competent Peter Genger and Joe Morrison...