Word: shrout
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...last time Army swam in the IAB. the outcome was particularly disappointing for Harvard. The Cadets were ahead by six points with only the freestyle relay left, so the winner of the event would win the meet. The Crimson's Bill Shrout lost by a foot on the final leg, enabling Army to extend its streak. It row numbers six consecutive victories...
...freestyle at 50 and 100 yards, in the freestyle relay, and occasionally in the breaststroke. The 50-free is Cahalan's best event, and he holds the Harvard record of 21.8. His 100-free time of 48.4 is only 0.4 seconds off the University record set by Bill Shrout four years...
Last fall, Harvard trailed the heavily favored Cadet contingent by six points with only the 400-yard freestyle relay remaining. A Crimson victory in the relay would have given the underdogs the meet by one point, but Harvard's Bill Shrout was edged by one foot in the final lap. The Crimson have not beaten Army since...
...Cadets are sprinter Pete Heesch, who has done 21.6 in the 50-yard free, and Barry Kerr, who can compete in several strokes. Heesch won two freestyle events in last year's meet, and was responsible for defeating Shrout in the decisive relay. Other standouts are Fred Lough, Rick Rentz, and sophomore Jack Frink, another versatile performer...
...year like most of the past several years for Bill Brooks's swimmers. Even with All-East 3-meter diving champ Billy Murphy (who was injured in the Yale meet) the team couldn't stay with Yale, Dartmouth or Army. But led by Pete Adams and Bill Shrout, the Crimson came within a relay of upsetting a strong, deep Princeton team..Again, there are several good freshmen coming up to the varsity...