Word: legging
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Adams also swam the third leg of the 400-yard freestyle relay. Harvard qualified for the finals yesterday afternoon, breaking another record with a 3:15.7 performance. Adams hung up his fastest 100-yard split, 48.5 seconds. Jim Seubold led off in 50.4 seconds, a time he should lower in the finals against Yale and Navy. Phil Chase followed in 48.4 seconds, finally reaching the stardom long predicted for him Bill Shrout anchored the quarter--which avenged losses to Army and Princeton--in 48.4 seconds...
...several swimmers who could cap first places, among them Captain Bruce Fowler in the 100-yard breaststroke. As a sophomore, he took the 100 in 1:02.1 for Harvard's only first place. Fowler had something of an off season last year, but his smooth 1:00.8 medley leg last week against Yale indicates he's ready to make a strong bid this year...
Yale opened the meet with a five-yard victory in the 400-yard medley relay. However, Crimson captain Bruce Fowler established himself as one of the favorites in the Eastern 100-yard breaststroke championship, by churning through his leg in a fast 60.8 seconds. The Elis' sophomore butterfly ace Rick Schneider transferred his talents the 200-yard freestyle which Schollander had been slated to win. He won in 1:46.9, and came back in the 500-yard freestyle to edge Harvard's constantly improving sophomore Pete Adams, who also grabbed a second...
...weeks Burns outkicked the Tigers' Terry O'Keffe, whome he had never beaten be to win the 1000 in 2:12.2, decent time for a dirt track. Then last week he anchored the two-mile relay team against Brown, on a board surface, which he prefers. He ran his leg in 1:52.9 and helped the team to break the old Harvard mark by over seven seconds...
...yard freestyle relay didn't present much of a problem either as Jim Seubold, Andy Grinstead, Dick Saxe, and Bill Shrout won easily in 3:22.5. Shrout, in his only race of the afternoon, whipped through the anchor leg with no one near him in 48.2, seconds...