had their annual meeting, the interscholastic coaches had theirs, and
the sub-committee on Diving also met. The 97 men who attended
the Yale Athletic Association luncheon on Saturday noon is an indi-
cation of the importance of this meet as a rallying point for the
coaches and swimming administrators.

Although the income from the meet did not reach expected pro-
portions, nevertheless the approximate gross of $3,139.00 will
probably result in a better net gate when expenses are deducted
than in any previous meet.

$312.00 from entry fees
2,547.30 from ticket sales
153.73 from program sales
126.00 from advertising in programs

$3,139.03—T otal

In spite of the disappointment following the cancellation of the
Olympic Games, our swimming program goes forward steadily and
this year’s championships indicate that the sport is in a growing and
healthy condition.

Team Scores

Michigan 45
Yale 42
Ohio State 39
Wayne 25
Princeton 20
Harvard 12
Southern California 8
Army 4
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1500 Meters. Free Style 22cm en Stanhope (Ohio State) 20 :15.8
50 Wards (Pree: Style Lumsden ayne) Zo
150: Yards Back Stroke 2. ci. Vande Weghe (Princeton) 1 :34.6
220. Yards Bree 016 dietetics Johnson (Yale) Bet

1 Meter (Low Board) Dive .ncccccccsuoue Patnik (Ohio State)

300 Yards Medley Relay —... Michigan 2 :54.9
100: Yards ‘Pree Style. Sharemet, G. (Michigan) 51.8
200: Yards Breast Stroke 2.22 gn. Higgins (Ohio State) 223.7
440 Yards Tree Style. ce. Clark, A. (Wayne) 4:50.0
400 Yards Free Style Relay Michigan 3 :31:0

3 Meter (High Board) Dive .............. Clark, E. (Ohio State)

R. J. H. Kippurs, Chairman
Swimming Rules Committee.