Word: yales
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...Yale will lose all but captain Sam Howe from its excellent top six and will probably not be much of a contender in any respect next winter. The Crimson will lose four men by graduation, but the fact that Gerry Emmet, Tim Gallwey and Fred Vinton will be returning from the top five coupled with the arrival of freshman star Romer Holleran in the varsity ranks should give Harvard the best top five in the country, although Princeton could surprise...
...Crimson will field an almost complete team for the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League individual championships, beginning today at New Haven. There is no team contest, since that was determined during regular season dual-meet competition, but the Yale swimmers figure to capture a considerable number of first-place medals. Every Ivy League college except Brown, plus Army and Navy, will enter competitors...
Another top contender is senior Jim Stanley, who will swim the 100 and 200-yard breast stroke races. Stanley's toughest competition will come from his archrival from Yale, Joe Koletsky. Last year in the Easterns, Stanley and Koletsky had a dog-fight for both the 100 and 200-yard honors...
...practices this week, the Crimson's Koni Ulbrich clocked a 22.3 for the 50-yard freestyle. Should this top-flight form continue into the weekend, he too could become a challenger to Yale's Roger Anderson. Both Ulbrich and Hunter give the varsity strength at these distances...
...dive, rising Crimson sophomore Eric Johnson, whose excellent show in the Yale meet provided the only varsity first place, will go against a host of equal calibre divers from the eight other schools. Johnson, the varsity's second diver at the season's outset, has steadily improved to a peak in practice this week...