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...Hayes is seeded first in the 200-yard butterfly on the basis of his performances this season. His clocking of 1:57.4, set against Navy in December, is a full three-and-a-half seconds better than the next best time, turned in by Tim Kennedy of Yale. Bruce Fowler and Bob Corris are strong throats to upset Yalis Dale Keifer, whom Corris edged last week, in the 200-yard breast-stroke...
...Australia in the 1960 Olympics, has the East's best clocking of 1:54.4 in the 200-yard butterfly. He will get competition from James Smigie of Bucknell, another two-minute flyer, as well as North Carolina's Fred Lipp and Yale's Tim Kennedy. Harvard's Bruce Fowler, winner of the 100-yard breaststroke last year, has a good chance to defend his title in that event...
...events, Henry Frey will try the long haul in the 400-yard individual medley, while Mahoney has a chance to defeat Cornell's defending champion, Dave Hawk, in the low-board dive. Dick Smith could make the finals in the 500-yard freestyle, and the Crimson team of Fowler, Hayes, Jim Seubold, and Eric Klaussmann will be a threat in the medley relay...
...Crimson may also pick up some points in the breaststroke and the 500 yard freestyle. Bruce Fowler, a winner against the Bulldogs last year, and Bob Corris are perhaps not as fast as Yale breaststroker Dale Keifer, but they could grab second and third for the varsity. Hayes, one of Harvard's strongest swimmers since Ironman John Pringle, could threaten Yale's Joe Hill...
...best race of the afternoon could be in the 200-yard breaststroke where Tiger Jim Edmondson will meet Bob Corris and Bruce Fowler. John Kalmbach, a formidable butterflyer, won last year's meet for Princeton in the freestyle relay. He won't beat Neville Hayes in the butterfly, today, but might push him to a record clocking...