Undefeated Harvard Mermen Drown Worcester Tech 43-19

Taking five first places, four seconds, and three thirds the University swimming team resumed their winning streak with a 43 to 19 victory over Worcester Polytech in the pool of the Indoor Athletic Building Saturday afternoon.

B.S. Wood '33 was the outstanding performer of the meet, finishing first in the, 50 and 100-yard free style events and swimming anchor man on the relay teams which equalled the Harvard record of 1 min., 39 3-5 secs. The Yale relay team, in defeating Rutgers at New Haven, was clocked at 1 min., 35 3-5 secs.

The summary:

50-yard free style swim--Won by B. S. Wood '33; second, R. D. Fallon '33; third, Osfpowich (W). Time--24 4-5 sec.

100-yard free style swim--Won by B. S. Wood '33; second, Osipowich (W); third, Addison Love '33. Time--54 3-5 sec.

150-yard back stroke swim--Won by Driscoll (W); second, H.V. Athertoll '33; third, Fitts (W). Time--1 min., 52 sec.

200-yard breast stroke--Won by Emerson (W); second, G.C. Larcom '33; third, H.C. Lehman '33. Time--2 min., 48 4-5 sec.

440-yard free style--Won by W.S. delima '31; second, T.H. Jameson '33; third, Tinker (W). Time--5 min., 16 sec.

Dive--Won by J.P. Duane '32; second, Fogg (W); third, R.G. Luckey '31.

200-yard relay race--Won by Harvard; R.D. Fallon '33, W.S. deLima '31, H.C. Hamman '33, B.S. Wood '33; second, Worcester: Holcomb, Perry, Osipowich, Tinker. Time--1 min., 39 3-5 sec. (Equals Harvard record.)

Yale 1934 Swimmers Win Relay, Take Meet 34-28

A two-foot margin in the deciding relay race gave the Yale Freshman swimming team a 34 to 28 victory over the Crimson 1934 swimmers in the final meet of Harvard's initial season, Saturday afternoon in the Carnegle Pool at New Haven.

Captain E.P. Parker '34 was victor in both the shorter free style events and G.L. Jorgensen '34 won in the 220-yard free style swim. The Crimson led 28 to 26 at the start of the relay, and Parker failed by only two feet to overcome the lead which the first three Blue swimmers had given their anchor man, Meffert.

The Freshmen during the season won one of six meets, from Exeter. At Andover, handicapped by the absence of George Wightman '34, they lost by a two-point margin.