Word: springfields
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Olympian Bruce Hunter splashed his way through the 20 yard Springfield pool to victory in the 60 yard freestyle, while Bob Kaufman, captain Bill Schellstede, Jim Coffman, and Fred Cooley set a new pool record with a 3:57.2 romp in the 400 yard madley relay...
Advanced standing sophomore John Pringle splashed to victory in his first college meet, recording a competent 2:09.9 over Gymnast mainstay Ken Kaany in the 20 yard butterfly. Junior Jay Hayden brought in the other Crimson first, a 2:22.5 triumph over Springfield's Harry Stearns in the 200 backstroke...
Kaany and Hank Holte did most of the home team's scoring. Aside from his second to Pringle, Kaany churned to first in the 160 yard individual medley, while Holt listed a win in the 220 freestyle and a third in the 440. For the third straight year, Springfield's Pritchard Poirer outshone Harvard's Rio Johnson in the dive. Former Yardling aoe Jerry Lewy trailed Johnson, who had placed second only to all-time Crimson great Frank Gorman in the Yale meet last year...
About a minute after the varsity swimming team lost to Yale last March, Harvard followers immediately and unequivocally stated: "Wait till next year." things stand now, the same chorus should be heard this coming March, The opens today against Springfield College at Springfield...
...some of us in the Episcopal Church would apologize for the article published in the Living Church (not an official organ of the church) and reprinted as "news" in TIME, Oct. 31. This article's content is a travesty upon our church, but thank God the church in Springfield, Mo. cannot represent all of us! For every one of them, there are ten unlike them...