Word: hawkinses
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Dave Hawkins, who established an intercollegiate and American mark for the 200-yard butterfly with a 2:13.3 clocking, is expected to better that time at Oxford. He will have to if he hopes to beat the gentleman whose 2:15.8 record he broke at the Easterns last weekend, the...
In addition, Hawkins will have to cope with Phil Drake of the University of North Carolina, who swam a 2:14 flat in the finals of the Atlantic Conference meet, and John Dudeck of Michigan State, who can probably do better than his recent 2:16.6.
But Hawkins, as a defending champion, is expected to win and set records. The attention of swimming observers will be directed more toward the performance of the Crimson's powerful Jim Jorgensen. This junior is the fastest 250 free styler in the East, with a top clocking of 2:07.8...
Hawkins, Chouteau Dyer, Jack Edwards, and Jorgensen combined for the first time in the Eastern relay, and so their time, if they swim together again, should be faster this week. Edwards, however, has been sick with the flu, and Jon Lind may have to replace him.
Backstroker Alan Rapperport will lead off the Crimson medley relay team ahead of Hawkins and Edwards, but the trio's best, 2:53.1, will be up against 2:45 teams from Ohio State, North Carolina, and Iowa.