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Michigan and Northwestern are the strongest in the 200-yard relay. In a recent dual meet, Michigan beat the Purple in the 160 with a new world's relay record for the distance, 1 minute 13 1-5 seconds. The Rutgers relay men, with Kojac, and the Princeton and Stanford teams should be strong contenders also. Kojac is easily the outstanding man in the back stroke, in which he holds the world and intercollegiate records. Second and third places will be fought for by Harris of Fordham, Hinch of Northwestern, Marsh of Minnesota, and Wohl of Syracuse. The latter...
...performance in New Haven on Saturday of George Kojac, captain of the powerful Rutgers team, has been closely watched in Harvard swimming circles. The former Olympic star was nosed out by inches in the 50-yard free style by Captain Howland of Yale, forcing the Ell star to a new record of 23 1-5 seconds. Kojas atoned for this first defeat in an intercollegiate race by trimming Howland in the 100-yard swim, in which he was clocked at 52 4-5 seconds, and by his victory in the 220-yard race, when he lowered the intercollegiate association record...
...drawing cards at the meet on Friday will be the 50- and 100-yard free style races, in which Kojac will meet Al Schwartz. The Northwestern natator was winner in these events at the National Intercollegiate meet last year in Wilson Pool, Washington University, St. Louis, when Kojac was not competing...
Rutgers has entered seven men. The team will be led by Captain George Kojac, outstanding eastern swimmer and National Collegiate champion in the 150-yard backstroke. Thomas Phillips will swim in the 220 and 440-yard free style. William Marquette will swim in the 150-yard medley swim. Phillip Gariss has been entered in the fancy diving. Frank Jelenko in the 50-yard free style, John Armstrong in the 150-yard backstroke...
Albert Schwartz, Northwestern University's swimming ace recently lowered his own mark for the 100 yard free style in 60 foot pools to 51 5-10 seconds . . . George Kojac of Rutgers did almost as good in a 75 foot pool several days before that . . . These two meet in the new Harvard pool in the N. C. S. A., meet next month and the winner of their race ought to break the record. . . . Jonas ingraham, brother of "Navy Bill" Ingraham, and athletic director at Annapolis has resigned . . . Since he was the central figure in the Army-Navy break rumors along newspaper...