Word: fingleton
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Dates: during 1964-1964
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...opening medley relay, coach Bill Brooks gambled that Army would withhold ace freestyler Tony Clay. Backstroker Tony Fingleton, breaststroke Bruce Fowler, and Hayes combined to give freestyler Jim Seubold a slight lead, and Brook's gamble paid off as Seubold pulled away to win by a full length in 3:43.3. The time broke the University record of 3:43.9 set against Yale...
...Cadets swept the individual medley, and though Seubold took second in the 100 freestyle and Fingleton took second in the backstroke, the meet came down to the final freestyle with Harvard just four points ahead. The varsity did not falter, however, and went on to sweep the 500 freestyle and the breaststroke in addition to winning the butterfly and the dive...
...victory in the individual medley where he will be supported by Henry Frye. Frye upset Army's Paul Bucha last year, but Bucha, the Cadet's captain, has supposedly improved and the race will doubtless be close. The backstroke will also be close, where sophomore Tony Fingleton and junior A1 Lincoln, winner against Springfield, meet strong competition in Cadets Gatsey and O'Hara...
...combination of Fingleton, Corris, Hayes, and Seubold or Andrew Ginstead would look tough to beat, even against Army's fastest freestylers. But don't count on it. Two years ago in a similar situation, Brooks counted his points, ducked the opening relay, and pulled out of the freestyle relay for the victory...
Backstroke Tony Fingleton, an Australian, didn't swim last year as a freshman, but is strong at both the 100 and 200 yard distances. He is supported by two juniors, Al Lincoin, the number two man last year, and Henry Welschel...