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SWIMMING-Front
row:
C. Torrey,
R.
White, R. Fritz, F. Sargent,
H.
Caiaz7 ..a, S. johnson.
Second row:
B. Could, j. IIammond, C.
~lc
Gurl,
J.
Au<.tm, T. Delaney, captam, Mr.\\ illiam Yelverton, coach.
Third row:
B. Brec, manager, T. Archer, U. \Vakin, B. Dailey,
lJ.
Ditmer, D. Erhe.
Injuries plague mermen who finish season 7-9
Sectional wins highlighted the swimming season.
Jim Austin p laced second in the backstroke and
George McGurl captured first in the 50-yard freestyle.
SWIMMING
O ilS
Oppo•wnt
56....................... Endicott..................................38
41 ...................... Non.vich .......... .... ........ ..... .......49
27 ...................... Ron1e................ ......................68
50 ......................Auburn ...................................45
74 ......................Herkimer ................................21
59 ......................Vestal .....................................36
29 ....... ............... New Hmtford ..........................66
68 ......................Catholic Central ......................27
30 ...................... Ithaca .....................................65
36 ......................West Genesee .........................59
69 ......................Catholic Central ......................26
40 ...................... Ron1e J. V...............................55
36 ......................Vestal .....................................59
29 ...................... North......................................66
39 ...................... NOr\vich......................... ........ .56
67 ............... ....... Herkin1er ................................28
Leaving the starting block, George McCurl practices the 50-yard free–
style swim event that placed him third
in
the Eastern Intercollegiate
Swimmir•g
and Diving clwmpionshifJS
in
New Jersey. Including seventy–
eight teams from Rhode Island to Florida, the meet was sanctioned by
the NCCA and handled by OlymtJic officials.
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