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Event 15: 200-yd. Breaststroke: 1. John Christensen, Princeton, 2:06.59* 2. Kent Whitaker, Dartmouth, 2:07.91 3. Koji Mishimura, Army, 2:08.55 4. Bob Spears, Dartmouth, 2:09.14 5. Alex Lawler, Yale, 2:09.77 6. Matthew Janze, Army, 2:10.44 7. Tom Ward, Cornell, 2:11.40 8. Tom Royal, Harvard...
...qualifying heat of the next race, the 200-yd. breaststroke, from freshman Tom Royal. Royal ended a year of complaints about the Crimson breaststroke corps by cutting more than three seconds off his previous best time (dropping to 2:09.99) to make the championship final. Princeton's John Christensen won the event in pool record time...
Event Ten: 100-yd. Breaststroke--1. Koji Mishimura, Army, 57.37. 2. John Christensen, Princeton, 58.49. 3. Kent Whitaker, Dartmouth, 58.74. 4. Alex Rae-Grant, Yale, 58.89. 5. Dirk Crandell, Cornell, 59.48. 6. Paul Mansfield, Drexel, 59.52. 7. Chris Judge, Fordham, 59.77. 8. Frank Polefrone, Bucknell...
Princeton can match that with at least a silver from lanky sophomore John Christensen in the 200 breast and a certain medal from butterflier Bill Specht. Specht, however, is unshaven (he's saving it for the NCAA's) and took only fourth in last night's 100--"his best event" according to coach Farely. So he may not be able to swipe the gold in the 200 fly final--which might include Harvard hero Mike Coglin and hopefully will see Campari Knoepfler and Dan Menichella in the field...
...Duane Fuller (A) 17.41; 2. Erik Christensen (N) 17.11; 3. Ken Jansson (D) 16.90; 4. Tim Spears (Y) 16.31; 5. Bogdanovich (Penn...