Word: sweeps
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...surprising sweep in the 50-yed free ignited Harvard. Tim Neville, swimming a very strong race, shattered the pool record of 21.9 with a superb 21.5 effort. More important, perhaps, was Paul Scott's unexpected second. Scott's performance set the stage for several other remarkable efforts later in the meet...
...individual medley, gave the Crimson a 22-21 lead it continued to stretch as freshman sensation Jess Yntema led from start to finish to establish a new Harvard school and pool record time of 1:59.1. Dave Brumwell, whose record Yntema broke, completed the second straight Harvard sweep...
...Harvard sweep by Mitchell and Neville in the 100-yd free and yet another school record-setting performance, this time by freshman Tom Wolle with an excellent 2:00," time in the 200-yd back, put the Crimson ahead 6.33 with a victory in sight...
...what was perhaps the finest Harvard performance of the meet. Brumwell and Phil Johnkheer pulled a completely unexpected 1-2 sweep in the 200-yd. Breastroke to clinch the meet Brumwell. Who is already turning in performances midway through the season similar to his record-setting swims at the end of last season, won the race in a pool record time of 2:14.7, just fractions off his school mark...
Children's advocates also urge that juvenile courts should no longer have the authority to enforce so-called incorrigibility statutes, which, like vagrancy laws, are used to sweep the streets of "undesirables." The critics contend that these laws are unconstitutional and should be abandoned, since they outlaw no specific offense and leave their victims unjustifiably incarcerated. Director Joe Henning of the A.B.A. Youth Education for Citizenship program urges a gradation of rights that would encourage children "to undertake more of the responsibilities of citizenship as they grow older." Forcing a five-year...