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Dave Brumwell was touched out by Penn's Bob Atkinson in the 200-yd. individual medley, but the sophomore lowered his University record to 1:58.7 in the process. Hess Yntema continued to look unbeatable in the 200-yd, butterfly as the freshman shaved another half a second off his Harvard standard with an excellent 1:54.5 swim. Another frosh, John Craig took second with a career best 1:58.4 in one of the many fine performances turned in by number-two or three Harvard swimmers...
Harvard's Hess Yntema should remain undefeated in his specialty, the 200-yd. butterfly, but either Dave Brumwell or Yntema could be pressed by Atkinson in the 200-yd. individual medley. Brumwell, however, is a sure bet in his specialty, the 200-yd. breast where a Crimson sweep appears to be a strong possibility...
...medley relay the team of Paul Scott, Jim Smith, Hess Yntema, and Mark Depman won going away. Roy Geronemous, who was the Crimson's leading scorer in the contest, took the 1000-yd. freestyle in a personal season best time...
Harvard began with a win in the medley relay and before Cornell woke up the Crimson had built a huge 36-7 margin going into the 1-meter dive. Hess Yntema and Rich Baughman took 1-2 in a leisurely 1000, captain Fred Mitchell came back from a free leg on the medley to win the 200-yd. free, a la Charlie Campbell, and Tim Neville set a new Harvard pool record in the 50-yd. free with a 21.5 clocking to highlight the Crimson's early surge...
...there are any, will be in the sprint freestyles and the butterfly. Tim Neville is favored in the 50-yd. free, but two Cornell swimmers should challenge. The Big Red's Chip Harrison has been consistently under 48.0 in the 100-yd. free and will probably face Mitchell, while Hess Yntema will meet his first viable competition in the 200-yd. fly in the person of Cornell's Meade, a 1:58 performer...