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...replay of their dual meet here in Cambridge exactly one month ago, the outcome of the contest between the two swimming powers depended on that of the last relay. Trailing only 332-330 going into the event, Harvard sent the explosive quartet of Malcolm Cooper, Duncan Pyle, Julian Mack and Hackett to the blocks amidst the absolute bedlam that surrounded the most exciting finish to an Eastern championship meet in years...
...Crimson looked very strong in the 100-yd. backstroke, placing three men in the top six. Steady freshman standout Geoff Seelen qualified for NCAAs as he landed third place with a time of 52.71. Malcolm Cooper (53.23) took fourth and co-captain Duncan Pyle (53.61) finished sixth in the race, which was won by Navy's Mark Heinrich...
Senior co-captain Duncan Pyle rounded out the Crimson's first-day scoring by sailing to victory in the consolation finals of the 200 Individual Medley, which left him seventh overall in the event. Dartmouth's Todd Taylor won the event...
...race in today's action will be the dogfight in the 100-yd. backstroke, with Harvard's Pyle and Seelen battling Princeton's DeCosse and Specht for second place in a race that will most likely go to navy's Mark Heinrich. The Middie has been timed at 52.7 already this year, a full second faster than the rest of the competition...
...medley relay should go to Harvard, with Pyle, Tuomo Kerola, Cooper and Hackett swimming for the Crimson. Princeton's breaststroker, John Christensen, should have a slight advantage over Kerola in what Pyle calls the "shakiest of our three relays," but backstroker Pyle should be able to edge Princeton's Steve DeCosse. And if it's close going into the last leg, you can count on the awesome Mr. Hackett, whose 45.0 freestyle split at Yale last weekend is tops in the East...