That Yale swimming teams have not lost an intercollegiate dual meet for eleven years has not been, for their canny coach, a sufficiently good reason for him to be satisfied with his methods. For 19 years
Robert J. H. Kiphuth has been worried by the problem of being able to see, from his place on the pool's brink, only the upper half of what Yale swimmers were doing in the water. To the problem of how the other half swims, Coach Kiphuth last week discov ered a solution. Photographers were on hand when he proudly emerged from the Yale pool after sitting...
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