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Columbia lost sight of the Crimson in just the second event when its All-American sophomore. Tony Corbisiero, found himself swamped in the 1000-yd. free by a Harvard threesome of Ted Chappell, Courtney Roberts and Larry Countryman. Chappell, also one of the aquamen's premier butterflyers, switched on his smooth stroke at the very beginning, took the lead he never relinquished, and cruised into the finish...
Senior co-captain Geoff Seelen won his first 100-yd. free-style ever in collegiate dual meet competition. He finished third just behind Corbisiero and winner Eric Schott, and just ahead of C.J. Appleton, thus ruining Columbia's only chance of the afternoon for a one-two-three finish. THE NOTEBOOK: Forget that he finished a distant sixth in both his events, Crimson diver Jack Ingari turned in one of the finest showings of the afternoon. Slated to see time at center for this year's varsity gridders, Ingari suffered a knee injury in pre-season camp, and until...
...freestyle--1. Schott (C) 48.08; 2. Corbisiero...
...Corbisiero (Columbia...
Meanwhile, the Tigers scored points in the two butterflies, the 800 freestyle relay, and the 200 freestyle. Dartmouth and Columbia were the only other Ivies to place, with Todd Taylor finishing 11th in the 200 freestyle and Tony Corbisiero coming through with a surprising fifth...