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Janet Wright '70 of Radcliffe was the meet's only double-winner. She picked up victories in 59-yard freestyle and the 100-yad freestyle and the 100-yard individual medley. Eleanor Thomas '69 and Julie Anderson '71 recorded the other two Radcliffe first. Miss Thomas took the backstroke title while miss Anderson won the 50-yard breaststroke...
...only bright spots for the Crimson were Pete Adams' win in the 1,000 meter freestyle, Marty Chalfie's victory in the 200-meter fly, and Dan Thompson's second place in the 200 Individual Medley. The only other Harvard win came in the final event, the 400-meter freestyle relay after Dartmouth had already clinched the meet...
Amid the Winter Carnival spirit the Big Green romped to take seven of eleven first places. The meet was never really in doubt as Dartmouth started off with a win in the medley relay and piled up the points from there. Even the two Harvard big guns, Bill Murphy and Bill Shrout, lost three out of four of their events, and without points from them the Crimson cause was hopeless...
Harvard began the romp with a win in the 400-yard medley relay, an event the Crimson does not usually win. Shrout, Bob Hughes, Pete Adams, and Dan Thompson piled up four quick firsts and, with the meet out of reach for Columbia, Brooks began to use his reserves. With Chalfie out, Columbia won its first event in the 200-yard fly. Sophomore Terry Flanagan substituted for Birch in the backstroke and went a 2:18.3, no record, but good enough for a Crimson first. After John Bragg won the 500-yard freestyle, Brooks benched breaststroker Carl Cummins and Columbia...
...Navy win in the 200-yard individual medley preceded the second act of the trio. Murphy's win in the three-meter diving. Adams' in the 100 free and Shrout's in the 500 free, were interrupted only by Marty Chalfie's victory for Harvard in the 200-yard fly and a Navy sweep of the 200 backstroke...