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...finished the first day of competition with a five-point lead over USC, and it seemed Thornton's wish might come true. That evening saw two NCAA records drowned. In the first event, UCLA's Brian Goodell and Harvard's Bobby Hackett added another chapter to their longstanding rivalry. As in most of their 500 freestyle duels, Goodell pulled away at the 300-yd, mark to touch in an NCAA record time of 4:16.43. Hackett notched second in 4:19.41. UCLA wracked up the meet's second-highest point total in a single event, scoring 35 points (Cal scored...
...capturing the 400 I.M. in 3:50.80. This was the only event which did not place a senior in the top 12. In the second event, Tennessee's Andy Coan took his 200 free out in 45.7 and held on to win in a record, 1:35.62. Harvard's Hackett touched sixth in 1:37.48. The third and fourth records came from in the 100 fly and 100 breast, respectively. Arvidsson shaved Joe Bottom's mark of 47.77 by a hundredth of a second while Smith became the first person to break the 55-second barrier as he stroked...
...Brian Goodell story continued into the third and final day as the UCLA sophomore grabbed his sixth consecutive NCAA individual victory with a record 14:54.13 in the 1650 free. Harvard's Hackett again placed second, swimming a 15:08.07 in his afternoon heat...
Goodell, who may become the first swimmer ever to win the same three events in three straight years, tops the list of individual performers to watch. The junior from Mission Viejo will resume his grueling rivalry with Harvard's Bobby Hackett in the 500-and 1650-yd. freestyles and will watch the rest of the field finish behind him from his accustomed position in lane three in the 400-yd. Individual Medley...
Harvard's 400-yd. freestyle relay of Lundberg, Hackett, Jack Gauthier (who snagged sixth in the 100 freestyle Saturday) and Mike Coglin swam second to Princeton in the final race, but qualified for nationals and barely missed the Harvard school record...