Word: swimming
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...addition to the pool's lane facilities, a 12-foot area for diving and a 1200-seat gallery are expected to provide ample space for the swim teams and the swimming community, John P. Reardon '60, athletic director for the University, said Friday...
...spends his remaining time with his wife Patricia at their home in northwest Washington. His son Geoffrey is a Navy lieutenant stationed in Monterey, Calif. Daughter Laurel is married and lives in San Diego. Turner, who seldom drinks and does not smoke, likes to play tennis and squash or swim when he has the chance. His social life usually involves old friends from the Navy, not new ones from...
...swim well they did. The Tigers put on a performance in January that saw all their times take halfgainers, and it's reached the point now where not only do both squads have individuals nationally ranked in several events, but a look at the top times in the East this year shows a Harvard or Princeton swimmer atop every event...
...Hackett. There's no denying that he is the key performer in the meet. Harvard's simple, but unspecific strategy will be to swim the super-versatile Hackett in Princeton's strong events (especially the 200 free and the I.M.) in hope of neutralizing the Tigers' power in the head to head encounters...
...Hackett can't swim every event (though he probably would if he could), so that leaves the rest of the meet to a host of talented aquamen from both schools...