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Contributing to Dartmouth hopes are a pair of quarter mile freestylers, Bahrenburg of Hawaii, and Graf, who both swim the distance in well under five minutes. A sweep has been predicted; Roger Seaton and Tom Cochran are scheduled to swim for the Crimson...
...second Green strong point will be freestyler Ernie Drosdick, who is scheduled to swim the 220 or the 50, and the 100. Dyer is expected to swim his strongest events, the 50 and the 100. Supporting Dyer in the freestyle events will be Jon Lind, Pete Macky, Roger Clifton, and Dick Seaton...
...varsity is expected to sweep the dive, since Frank Gorman will return to the three meter board; Greg Stone will also dive for the varsity. Similar success may be predicted in the 200-yard breaststroke, where Sigo Falk and Jim Stanley are expected to swim...
...freshman swimming team beat Andover Academy 43 to 34 Saturday night in a meet made somewhat closer than anticipated by surprising Andover strength in key events. Their strength was compounded by the interim layoff which made some Yardling times slower than usual. The freshmen will swim at Exeter next Saturday, seeking their third straight victory...
...Veck, M.I.T. varsity swimmer, provided the evening's most unusual performance. The Harvard man swam the breast stroke, While Veck paced him with freestyle. The engineer led by a small margin for the first fifty yards, but Hammond overtook him and won in the final feet. vard did not swim competitively. Dave Hawkins '56, former Crimson varsity swimmer and a 1952 Australian Olympic team member, now a graduate student, illustrated the evolution of the breast stroke in a series of demonstrations...