Word: relayers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...departure of Ted Fullerton has also hurt Harvard's chances in the 400-yard medley relay, leaving the Crimson without a strong breaststroke leg. In Fullerton's absence, Haywood will take over the leg and, if he keeps improving, he could make a good showing. Last week he swam a respectable 1:01.9 leg, a personal best, and the Crimson aquamen hope he will be able to shave even more off that time...
Dartmouth has an excellent medley relay team, and Harvard coach Essick is hoping the Big Green can do him a favor by knocking off the Tigers. "Princeton has three great legs of their medley relay. [Bruce] Kone will swim either back or fly and whichever leg he doesn't swim will be the weaker," Essick said this week. "Dartmouth has sort of the same problem with where they swim [Mark] Stebbins, but they are still very good...
Navy has a spectacular 400 free relay team with all of its sprinting stars--McElwee, Ross, Joe Kernan and Rich Stone--while Army and Princeton look to be the class of the 800 free relay...
...relay teams could turn in some quick times, but probably not fast enough to capture any of the races (400 medley, 400 free and 800 free...
...contest opened on an ominous note for the Crimson as the Yale 400 medley relay squad showed unexpected speed and blazed to a 3:31.9 victory. While it was doubtful that Harvard could have matched the Elis' time, the Crimson cause was not helped when Duncan Pyle had trouble with the ropes on the first turn...