Word: seaboards
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...freestyle, 200-yd. backstroke and 50-yd. backstroke. Palmer's time of 27.92 in the 50-yd. back was fast enough to qualify her for the AIAW National swimming championships next spring, and her time of 2:09.0 in the 200-yd. backstroke put her well under the Eastern Seaboard Championship cutoff...
...behind in the grueling 200-yard fly and blazed home with a season best of 2:08.07. Swimming in an outside lane, McCloskey swam a tactically strong race, going out in a fast 1:01.28 and holding on to finish with a time that qualified her for the Eastern Seaboard Championships in March. Freshman Jeanne Floyd, who had never swam the 200fly before Saturday's meet, finished with a time of 2:23.84 for third place...
...team who have registered outstanding performances can. Take freshman Jeanne Floyd for example. A native of Portola Valley, Calif., Floyd powered her way to three first-place finishes last week against Maine in the 100-, 200-, and 500-yd. freestyles--her three wins qualifying her for the Eastern Seaboard Championships in March...
Saturday's race gave Hackett a chance to work on his second 500, the portion of his race he considers the weakest. By coming back in 4:30, after swimming a full morning workout, Harvard's distance ace demonstrated he is still King of the Hill on the Eastern Seaboard...
...Wolfe writes, "the most exquisite form of torture imaginable would have been to have found yourself locked inside a Seaboard railroad roomette just north of Jacksonville on the Miami-to-New York run with the radiator sizzling in an amok, red-mad psychotic overboil and George McGovern sitting beside you, telling you his philosophy of government." Boom! "In the late seventies there was the bottle of Perrier, a French soda water. The fashionable American expense-account lunch drink became lighter and lighter, but not cheaper and cheaper. The soda water sold for $2.50 a glass in Manhattan restaurants...