Word: swimming
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...situation where our first place guys have to win," Gambril said Thursday, "and we are ready to swim our best." "It ought to be one helluva contest," Yale coach Moriarity said yesterday. "Anything could happen. The winner will probably be the one who can hang in there the longest...
Tickets for the Harvard-Yale swim meet to be held this weekend at the IAB are still available at 60 Boylston St. They may be obtained by exchanging Coupon 24 today. The meet will determine the Ivy League championship...
Harvard continued to swim impressively against the Quakers, and the four-point margin of victory made the meet appear closer than the actual results indicate. The Crimson clinched the victory before the last relay, and a close Penn win in the final event narrowed the Quaker deficit but had little bearing on the outcome...
...Atkinson in the 200-yd. individual medley, but the sophomore lowered his University record to 1:58.7 in the process. Hess Yntema continued to look unbeatable in the 200-yd, butterfly as the freshman shaved another half a second off his Harvard standard with an excellent 1:54.5 swim. Another frosh, John Craig took second with a career best 1:58.4 in one of the many fine performances turned in by number-two or three Harvard swimmers...
Geronemous took his second win of the day in the 200-yd. fly, while junior Paul Scott's 50.1 was good enough for the first place in the 100-yd. free. Yntema, who would have blown everyone else out of the pool in almost any race he decided to swim, moved to the 200-yd. back and won easily...