Trinity College - Trinilogue Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Swlmmmg Trinity swimming concluded its second season as a recognized sport with the creditable record of five victories out of an eight meet schedule. The Blue and Gold swimmers ran up a total of 340 points against their opponents' 260, decisively defeating Coast Guard, Massachusetts State, Union, M. I. T., and Worcester Tech. Their three reversals were met at the hands of Amherst, Connecticut State, and Wesleyan. Evidence of the great improvement of this year's team over its predecessor is apparent in the fact that Trinity swimmers this last season set four pool and college records and broke six records standing from the year before. The first meet of the season, with Coast Guard at Hartford, was won by a score of 54-23. Trinity took Hrst place in every event except the 100-yard dash. In this contest a new pool record for the 50-yard dash was set by Mowbray at 25.3 seconds. The second encounter was carried away from Massachusetts State at Hartford by a score of 48-29, Trinity scoring first place in all but the 220-yard and 200-yard relay events. Captain Coit lowered the old college record in the 200-yard breast stroke. The contest with Union at Schenectady gave the Blue and Gold their third straight victory by a score of 50-21. In these foreign waters three college records were broken by Trinity men. Coit lowered his recently won record in the breast stroke, Onderdonk clipped the old record for the 220-yard swimg and the 400-yard relay team set a new college record in their event. All but one of the events were captured by Trinity in this meet. M. I. T. was the fourth opponent on the schedule. The Trinity tankmen easily won this encounter in their home pool by a score of 55-22. Trinity took seven out of the nine events. Two pool and two college records fell at the hands of Trinity swimmers. The first defeat of the season came at the meet with Amherst at Hartford, the latter winning by a score of 48-28. Connecticut State provided the second defeat with a score of 50-27 at the Storrs pool. Although the Connecticut team won by a large margin of points, the teams were closely matched, many events being won by inches only. In the next meet Worcester went down to defeat, conceding Trinity's fifth victory by a score of 40-28. Trinity's opponents took but one event, the 400-yard relay. The culmination of the season was marked with disappointment when the Blue and Gold team suffered its third defeat in the contest with Wesleyan at Hart- ford. The latter won by a score of 49-28. Mowbray set a new record of 57.7 seconds for the 100-yard dash in this meet. THE SUMMARY Trinity Opp. Trinity Opp. Coast Guard Academy 54 23 Amherst . . 1 . 28 48 Massachusetts State College 48 29 Connecticut State College 27 50 Union College . . 50 21 Worcester Poly. Ins. . 49 28 M. I. T. . . . 55 22 Wesleyan . . . 28 49 168

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Frrml R0ll?1PADD0N, IAITTLE, LEONARD C. Cori' . ADRIAN H. ONDERDONK, .loslnvn C. CLARKIG . J E VVILLIAM J. ANGUS LEONARD C. Com' GRAHAM A. DAY GEORGE V. DICKPIIISON .IouN S. ,lELLswo1v1'11 A1.mm'1' IC. I'IALL Buclc Huw-A. H. ONDERDONK, COSGROVE, ANGUS, DAY, ELLSWORTH, OHLIN, CLARKE SecouclI1fo'w-l'IALL, Mowmmv, Cow, MOTTEN, DICKERSON A. B. ONDERDONK, SINCLAIR Swimming THE SQUAD 169 . Captain . Mawzager LOUIS A. LITTLE ROGER H. NIOTTEN, JR. TERRITT H. RQOVVBRAY A. BRUCE ONDEEDONK WILLIAM A. PADDON T. LOWRY SINCLAIR, JR. Coach