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Sophomore Bruce Fowler, 100-yard EISL breaststroke champion, will provide the Crimson with power in this traditionally strong event. Junior diver Dan Mahoney, a third-place finisher in the EISL championships, could be the best swordman in the East in 1964-65. Only a slip in the next to last dive in the EISL tournament prevented Mahoney from taking the championship this year...
...will be interesting to watch track coach Bill McCurdy shuffle his talent, it will be positively fascinating to watch Bill Brooks make strategy for the swimming team. He has a solid nucleus in Dan Mahoney, who may be the East's best diver, breaststroker Bruce Fowler, and medleyman Henry Frey, plus distance freestyler Dave Abramson. But Brooks inherits freestylers almost as good as Abramson in Dave's best events, the 500 and 200-yard swims. Neville Hayes swims the 500 almost as well as Abramson and Jim Seubold is better in the 200. Will Brooks make one of his freestylers...
...Crimson point producer was Bruce Fowler, who captured the 100-yard breaststroke with an EISC and Harvard record time of 10:02.1 to give his team its only win of the meet...
...more impressive even than Fowler's win was Dan Mahoney's fourth place finish behind Princeton's Scott Andrews in the dive...
...coach Bill Brooks has hopes that three of his boys will score points today, the final day of competition. Fowler will come back in the 100-yard breaststroke against a field far weaker than the one last night. He is favored to take first place...