Word: chris
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Brown star Chris Hugg--who saved face for the Bruins by winning the 500 free in 4:43.29 and anchoring the victorious freestyle relay team--stayed with Hackett for most of the 1000-yd. event, but in the end finished eight seconds off the pace...
...Medley Relay--1. Harvard (Ron Raikula, Tom Royal, Jack Gauthier, Chris Hancock) 3:36.50; 1000-yd. freestyle--1. Bobby Hackett (H) 9:11.75, 2. E. Izermak (N) 9:31.60, 3. V.J. Winkel (N) 9:33.13; 200-yd. freestyle--1. Jack Gauthier (H) 1:43.04, 2. Keszere (N) 1:45.71, 3. Sclaap (N) 1:47.45; 200-Individual Medley--1. Fred Eefting (N) 1:58.50, 2. Tim Maximoff (H) 1:58.85, 3. Ron Raikula (H) 1:59.44; 200-yd. butterfly--1. Campari Knoepffler (H) 1:56.62, 2. F. Vollernough (N) 1:56.73, 3. P. Duinmayer (N) 1:57.57; 100-yd. freestyle...
...halftime lead turned into an 84-83 squeaker when senior Glenn Fine hit a layup with five seconds to go. But B.C.'s Chris Foy sank two foul shots after Harvard was forced to foul on the ensuing in-bounds play, and B.C. took home a breathless...
...ENGAGED. Chris Evert, 24, queen of women's tennis; and John Lloyd, 24, English tennis pro; in Dania...
...successful Manhattan lawyer, McEnroe played plenty of tennis as a boy, but he was not raised in the kind of hothouse, year-round pressure to succeed that produced Connors or Chris Evert. He even went out for soccer at school. Yet tennis was obviously his game?that touch was always there, that feel for the ball that cannot be taught?and he made a superbly dramatic entrance to the big time: gaining the semifinals at Wimbledon in 1977 at the age of 18, the youngest male ever to do so, before losing to Connors...