Word: medley
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard has 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...
Corris will probably swim in the individual medley also, but he's not in the class of Elis Schollander, Mettler, and Bill Wemple. Corris upset Princeton's highly touted Kris Brown in a dual meet and may manage to place in the top six at the Easterns...
Leverett broke the two records in the 100 yard medley relay and 200 yard freestyle, the crucial events in the meet...
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...
Yale's Mike Ahern took the 50-yard sprint in 22.2 seconds just touching out Bill Shrout, who was credited with the same time. Barry Wemple won the Corris-less individual medley in 2:04.6, leading Harvard's Henry Frey all the way. Yale's erratic divers had a good day and swept the dive...