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...high spot of the evening always seems to be the 100-yard free style, because it is a fight throughout. Schwartz, the Northwestern star who won the race last year in 53 1-5 seconds, should repeat, but he will find stiff competition in Walker of Michigan, Harrison of Stanford, and Stone of Princeton...
...should be a real thriller. Moles of Princeton holds the record of 2 minutes 34 3-5 seconds, but Howlett of Northwestern and Peterson are within one second of his time. Burns of Stanford, Engdahl of Syracuse, and Callaban of Columbia will be not far behind the first three. Schwartz seems the most probable candidate to capture the 50-yard free style, with Harrison, Walker and Bosmer of Michigan, and Stone of Princeton fighting it out for the other places...
...diving, the field is left open to Lobdell of lowa and Captain Throndson of Stanford. Other likely competitors are Brooks of Princeton; Walter Grandy, who won at the I. S. A. meet; Nappa of Minnesota; and O'Keefe of Michigan. The 220-yard free style should see Schwartz, who has turned in a record time in a short pool, Clapp, Ruddy, and Ault out in front...
...John Faricy, Murray Lampher, and Jim Hill. Thorpe's outfit has captured the Conference title twice in the last decade, and has been runner up four times. . . Every Western Conference swimming champion will be in attendance this weekend. Notable among those who will seek national titles are Al Schwartz of Northwestern in the 40-yard, 100-yard, and 220-yard swims, Jarnett Ault of Michigan in the 440-yard free style. Dick Hinch and Bob Howlett of Northwestern in the 150-yard back stroke and 200-yard breast stroke respectively, and Lobdell of Iowa in the fancy diving...
...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...