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...with Neville Hayes, who holds the University record at 1:57.4. We will win, and might sweep, the 500-yard freestyle event with Pete Adams and Bob Buster. A definite win, and possible sweep, is in store in the 200-yard breaststroke with undefeated Bob Corris and Captain Bruce Fowler, as the Crimson's entries. Harvard's fine freestyle swimmers should give us the edge we need to win we need to win the meet. Bill Shrout, Adams, and Steve Coy could turn on the stuff to push the team over...
...Crimson mermen should start off the evening in fine style with a resounding victory in the 400-yard medley relay. The fastest 100-yard men in the backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Eric Klaussmann, Captain Bruce Fowler, and Neville Hayes respectively, will swim the first three legs. Freestyler Steve Coy or Dick Saxe probably will anchor the quartet...
...Fowler will also compete in the 200-yard breaststroke and Hayes should preserve his undefeated streak this season in the 200-yard butterfly. Al Lincoln will swim the 200-yard backstroke and Steve Teaford will go in either the individual medley or the breaststroke. Henry Frey, who is normally the Crimson's second man in the individual medley, is out with a badly cut hand, but should be ready to face Cornell...
Brooks isn't sure of his sure of his lineup for the meet, but commented that "as many men possible" will swim Saturday. He is holding time trials Thursday and Friday make a final decision. However, Phil Chase will probably swim the the 50-yard freestyle, Captain Bruce Fowler the 200-yard breasttroke, and multi-record holder Bill Shrout one of the relays...
...raise money for the Viet Nam war and domestic expenses, the Government was forced last week to lift its 91-day bill yield to an alltime high 4.673%. President Johnson also instructed Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler to boost the interest rates on U.S. Savings Bonds, probably from 3¾% to 4¼%. Meanwhile, some AAA corporate bonds now yield close to 5%, and banks have begun to pay up to 5½% for time deposits...