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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Crimson swimming teams enjoyed a successful evening last night, but not a brilliant one, as the Varsity over-whelmed the Boston Y. M. C. A. by as score of 59 to 16, after the Yardling team squeezed out a close win against the Boys' Club of Boston...
Coach Ulen's tutees did not exactly shine but the opposition offered by the "Y" did not lend itself to record-breaking efforts on anyone's part. Bill Runge, of Boston, with wins in the 50 and 100, and a relay leg, was the sturdiest performer of the meet, while Eric Cutler's two victories in the distance events also stood out, particularly his 2:18.2 furlong. All three of Harvard's breast rokers were vastly improved, Mr. Ulen noted with approval...
...what is conceded to be no more than a good workout for Harvard's swimmers, the Ulen-coached tankmen will meet the Boston Y. M. C. A. tonight in the Indoor Athletic Building Pool at 8:30. The Freshmen will tackle the Boys' Club of Boston in a preliminary meet...
...events which should be of most interest for swimming fans should be the sprints and the breastroke. The former races ought to be close with Boston's Bill Runge and Harry Koltonak in the sprints against Harvard's Lonnie Stowell, Harley Stowell, and Ned Goldwasser. Hayward, of the Y team will be up against a vastly improved Crimson breastroke delegation, with all three, Jack Waldron, Max Kraus, and Phil Walker, swimming the 200 event under 2:42 nowadays...
Tirrell, of Boston, who took a second to Graham Cummin last year in the 150 backstroke, will compete against Craig Moore and Art Bosworth tonight, unless Coach Ulen decides to use Lonnie Stowell again, to give him meet experience. Of the whole Y. M. C. A. team. Runge is the only really outstanding swimmer...