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Four Harvard fencers won two matches apiece without a loss: Paul Merry and sophomore star Tom Musliner in foil, Al Makaitis in sabre, and Paul Mundie in epee. Dan Isaacson won two foil matches and lost one. The victory was the Crimson's second against one defeat, the loss coming at the hands of powerful N.Y.U...
...national and pool records came in the 200-yard butterfly, which he did in 2:01.0. Though only a record for 20-yard pools, the time was significant because the old mark was held by Bill Yorzyk of Springfield who won a gold medal in the 1956 Olympics. Al Rose, last year's freshman captain, was second in the Crimson sweep...
Captain Dave Abramson and Hayes combined to score the other Crimson sweep in the 500-yard freestyle. Other Harvard winners were Al Lincoin in the backstroke and the medley relay team of Al Singleton (backstroke), Fowler (breaststroke), Rose (butterfly), and Ed Klaussmann (freestyle). Andrew Grinstead took second in the 50 and the 100 freestyles, and Jim Seubold narrowly missed victory in the 200 free...
Backstroke Tony Fingleton, an Australian, didn't swim last year as a freshman, but is strong at both the 100 and 200 yard distances. He is supported by two juniors, Al Lincoin, the number two man last year, and Henry Welschel...
Only in the medley is the Crimson without proven strength. Lettermen Earl Shoerman and Henry Frey are possibilities, as is last year's freshman captain, Al Rose, who also swims the butterfly. Brooks is famous for surprises, though, and almost anyone might turn up in this event during the season...