Word: cahalan
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Dates: during 1968-1968
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Individual victors for Harvard, in addition to Krause, were captain Martie Chalfie, Steve Lewers, Bob Hughes, Mike Cahalan won the freestyle events at 200 and 500 yards respectively, beating Brown's top man, Pete Czekanski, who was runner-up in both events...
Several other Bruins could give Harvard some trouble. Steve Thomas won the 50-yard free against Princeton in 23.7, with teammate Ken Miller third, but the Crimson's Mike Cahalan usually does the 50 in under 23 seconds. Pete Czekanski of Brown netted two second places, in the freestyles at 500 and 1000 yards, but there appear to be no other freestylers of note...
Other Harvard wins were scored by Bill Murphy in the three-meter and one-meter diving, by Mike Cahalan in the 50-yard freestyle, and by Dave Powlison in the 200-yard freestyle...
Sophomores Toby Gerhart and Mike Cahalan also made significant contributions. Gerhart lost to Army's Jack Frink by a mere .2 seconds in the 200 yard free, was third in a close 100-yard free, and swam the second leg for the successful freestyle relay team. Cahalan narrowly succumbed to Army's speedster Pete Heesch in the 50-yard free and competed with Gerhart in the relay...
Harvard will be depending on strong performances from diver Bill Murphy and sophomore freestylers Steve Krausse and Mike Cahalan, all three of whom were outstanding in the squad's recent triumphs over Springfield. Murphy will be trying to win both dives for the second year...