Word: breast
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Dave Brumwell had an outstanding year in the 200-yd. breast and was a much improved swimmer after competing in the Munich Olympics and his 2:10.853 clocking was almost three seconds better than the Harvard record he first broke a year...
Dave Brumwell swam close to his best time in the heats of the 200-yd. breast stroke, 2:11.28, but did not make the consolations. The final was won by Olympic medalist Dave Wilkie of Miami of Florida in 2:03.407 as the Englishman outswam four other American Olympians...
...what had promised to be one of the best duals of the meet, John Hencken of Southern Cal, an Olympic gold medal winner, easily beat rivals Brian Job of Stanford and Tom Bruce of UCLA in the finals of the 100-yd. breast. His winning time of 57.111 was just .3 off Job's American and NCAA record. Job, whose failure to make the U.S. Olympic squad in Chicago this summer was a big surprise, faded to fifth in the finals and just about put a finish to his swimming career...
...four men turned in fast splits, as Wolfe swam 54.48 in his backstroke leg, Brumwell turned in a very good 1:00.2 in the breast stroke, Yntema was clocked in 50.06 in the butterfly and Neville anchored in a fast...
Dave Brumwell swam a beautiful race to take second at the Easterns in the 200-yd. breast, but his 2:10.85 clocking was only good for thirteenth ranking, and it is doubtful that he will score. The 400-yd. free relay is ranked tenth, but probably won't make it to the consolations either...