Word: yarde
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Individual brilliance was the keynote last night at the M.I.T. pool as the varsity swimmers took seven of nine firsts to chalk up a 46 to 29 win over the Engineers. Jerry Gorman and Ted Norris, who won their own events and then teamed to clinch the 300-yard medley, stood out among the victors. The Yardling team took the curtain-raiser from its Tech opposite number by a 45 to 21 count...
...surprise of the evening was Milt Buzby, who captured top honors in the 50-yard freestyle to provide an unexpected five points for the Crimson. This offset an unlooked for Tech uprising which netted the home team first and second places in the 150-yard backstroke event...
...Norris, national long-distance champ, and Jerry Gorman, his erstwhile running mate, went separate ways last night and thereby managed to increase their effectiveness. Norris, as expected, won the 220- and 440- yard freestyle events, while Gorman copped the 100 free and swam the anchor leg in the 300-yard medley relay...
Bill Brooks' Yardling swimmers, piling up an early lead, had little difficulty in downing the Engineer squad. 50-yard freestyler Burke, 100-yard backstroker Gwynne, 200-yard freestyler Hills, and 100-yard freestyler Moffat took the four Crimson first places. The team of Buffington, Reinohl, Sherwood, and Tolf won the 200-yard relay...
...yard Medley: won by Harvard (Wood, Hoelzer, Gorman). Time...