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Harvard's relay team of Keith Chiappa, Ogden, John Parker, and Joe Sam Robinson, took a disappointing fifth in Heptagonal mile relay, though Robinson, a sophomore, turned in an excellent anchor leg over the sloppy track. Bill Pfeiffer threw the discuss 157 feet fourth place in the "college division...
Waiting& Waiting. Race Horse quickly convinced the Selma pair that he knew of an after-hours spot suitable to their needs and took them in a taxi to the Anchor, a respectable-looking apartment building a mile away. In the building, Edwards told them, was "a club where Congressmen go," and he would need some cash for membership dues. Mayor Smitherman gave him some money, and Race Horse left the two Southerners after promising to return with the membership cards...
Yale's phenomenal Steve Clark proposed an equal feat, winning the 100-yard style in a record breaking 46.1, then coming back with a 45.0 100-yard anchor to give Yale the 400-freestyle relay the with a record time of 3:07.2, Yale, however finished a distant fourth place to the team standings with 66 points. Other record breakers in the three any meet included Indiana's Fred Schmidt no knocked more than two seconds off the national 200-yard butterfly record with a time of 1:51.4 and Indiana's Tom Yetheway who won the 200-yard breast...
Though Goettsche and Townsend give Yale strength in the backstroke and individual medley, the Bulldogs are basically a freestyle team. The Yalies are hoping that the final freestyle relay will be the deciding event. With Clark on the anchor leg, the Yalies, who are defending champions, can take anyone...
...opening-day entrants did not gain the finals, but the Crimson was in seventh place after yesterday's five events. Yale won two events on its way to building up a commanding lead. Steve Clark took the 50-yard freestyle in 21.3, then came back with a 45.9 freestyle anchor lap to win the 400-yard medley relay from Army in a time...