Word: meters
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Five swimmers--Shelby Calvert. Cary Mazzone, Debbie Zimic, Debbie Smith and Anita Rival--finished in the top 16 in each event they swam. But only sensational freshman Jennifer Goldman could snatch Ivy titles, wining the one-meter dive, and taking the three-meter in a University record...
Competing in the newly dedicated Cone Cages, a facility touted as one of the fastest tracks on the East Coast, Princeton rebounded from disqualification in the opening 800 meter relay to take four of the 11 remaining contests. The Tigers also dominated the second, third and fourth-place standings...
Beckford encountered some difficulty in the 400 meter run when she got boxed in on a turn by two Princeton sprinters and finished second at 57 23. Later competing in a more familiar event. Beckford nabbed the 800 in a be of 2,14 01, seven seconds off her meet record. Harvard tidelands Grace de Fries and Mary Jeanne Barrett finished third and fourth...
...diving, freshman Steve Feyerick took control in the one-meter with a score of 293.40, With top divers Dan Watson and Jeff Mule performing only in exhibition. On the three-meter board. Feyerick fell to Cornell's James Ackerman with scores...
...fine time of 32, 86, and the 200 breaststroke in 2:35.52. Freshman Mary Rentoumis narrowly defeated Yale's best swimmer Cindee Simon, in the 200 backstroke in 2:15.14. In the last dual meet of her varsity career, all-Ivy diver Pam Stone won the three meter event over teammates Jennifer Goldberg and Adriana Holy...