Swimming Sextet Will Try for Title In Intercollegiates

Coach Hal Ulen leads a six-man Crimson tank delegation to Philadelphia today in quest of swimming laurels in the two-day Eastern Intercollegiates. Captain Eric Cutler is the only Harvard merman with a good chance to bring back an individual crown, but the Utenmen may place second to Yale in the final point total.

Cutler will enter the 220 and 440, in addition to swimming a leg in the 400-yard relay. The other three members of that foursome will be Jim Curwen. Lonnie Stowell, Frannie Powers, and Art Bosworth. Curwen is also entered in the 220 and the 100.

Powers will probably swim in the 100 and the 440, while Bosworth and Stowell are slated for century work too. The former will forego backstroke competition. The sixth Crimson entrant is George Dana, who will compete in both the high and low board dives.

Cutler can do no worse than a pair of seconds in the 220 and 440, and he may be rested enough to reverse that six inch defeat Rene Chouteau handed him in New Haven Tuesday night in the 440. Curwen and Powers may sneak through for some points in the 220, and the latter has a chance to finish in the money in the 440. Jim Curwen ought to be worth something in the century, and the Harvard relay four should finish second to Yale.

Yale is virtually conceded everything except the medley, 440, and the backstroke.