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Tiger captain Bruce Kone upset teammate and defending champion Bill Specht in the 100-yd. butterfly, but the bigger story was Harvard's placing four men among the top 11. Sophomore Dan Menichella also turned in a notable performance, as his clocking of 50.96 in winning the consolation heat topped his previous lifetime best...
Event Eight: 100-yd. Butterfly--1. Bruce Kone, Princeton, 50.32. 2. John Gauthier, Harvard, 50.48. 3. Mark DeVore, Yale, 50.51. 4. William Specht, Princeton, 50.60. 5. Sam O'Leary, U. North Carolina, 50.68. 6. Malcolm Cooper, Harvard, 50.86. 7. Eric Wiscavage, Columbia, 50.87. 8. Glenn Levin, Brown...
...trip to scenic Cleveland State (site of NCAAs later this month), left everyone else in the race in his wake by almost a full two seconds. Princeton managed to hold on to a tenuous 79-71 lead, but the Tigers were hurt again by the fact that senior captain Bruce Kone, after missing a month of the season because he was suspended from the team, failed to make the finals for the first time in three years (he finished ninth...
...Marley won't be in Boston this weekend because he was here a little while ago, as was Bruce. A lot of people probably feel very bad about this. But facts are facts...
Freestylers Andy Saltzman, "Beaver" O'Hara, Alan Fine, and Howard Nelson are all returning finalists, and breaststroker John Christenson and butterflyer Bill Specht are both defending champions. Team captain Bruce Kone and freshman studs Ron Cummins and Craig Petersen will also score points. With this array of talent. Princeton must be considered the favorites in all three relays, which count for twice as many points each as individual events in the scoring column...