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Saltzman's teammates--Beaver O'Hara, Howard Nelson and Craig Peterson--finished fourth, seventh and eighth respectively, scoring an incredible 58 points for the single event...
Event Seven: 200-yd. Freestyle--1. Andrew Saltzman, Princeton, 1:39.01. 2. Robert Hackett, Harvard, 1:39.55. 3. Todd Taylor, Dartmouth, 1:39.66. 4. Andrew O'Hara, Princeton, 1:40.10. 5. Frank May, Fordham, 1:40.34. 6. Bradley Brown, Army, 1:41.46. 7. Howard Nelson, Princeton, 1:41.48. 8. Craig Peterson, Princeton...
...after the first race, however, on the strength of a two-three finish by two members of their stable of distance thoroughbreds, junior Andy Saltzman and freshman Craig Peterson. But while those two were leading the rest of the pack from the outside lanes, sophomore sensation Andy "Beaver" O'Hara--the man who upset Hackett on the last leg of the 400-yd. freestyle relay to win the meet for Princeton a year ago--was struggling to a surprisingly weak eighth place finish in lane five...
Freestylers Andy Saltzman, "Beaver" O'Hara, Alan Fine, and Howard Nelson are all returning finalists, and breaststroker John Christenson and butterflyer Bill Specht are both defending champions. Team captain Bruce Kone and freshman studs Ron Cummins and Craig Petersen will also score points. With this array of talent. Princeton must be considered the favorites in all three relays, which count for twice as many points each as individual events in the scoring column...
...antithetical to-intellectual exploration." There was also "the aping of the worst American traits-boosterism, Godfearing-ism, smug ignorance, a craven worship of conformity." Grist for the Gates mill? Never. "To even care about such adolescent nonsense one would have to have the sensitivity of a John O'Hara, who seems to have taken it all seriously." But not while he was in college; O'Hara never got that...