Word: tims
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Dartmouth's fault. If a cross-country skier, a fencer-folk-dancer, and a pole-vaulter hadn't decided to give modern dance a whirl in a class there in 1970, chances are no one else would ever have come up with what the book's photographer Tim Matson calls "a blend of dance, gymnastics, mime, circus and sculpture." Since then, the original group has evolved into a brash, astonishing, stubbornly unclassifiable performance company of three men and two women, with a home base in Connecticut and a touring schedule which skims them halfway around the globe...
...Tim Maximoff dropped a second or two off his top performance of the year in the 200 individual medley, but he nonetheless managed to bring home the bacon for the Crimson with a meet-record time...
...almost an anti-climax when, at 1:29 of the third extra session, one tick of the clock before midnight, that Stemkowski (you do remember Pete Stemkowski, right?) popped a rebound by Esposito's achilles heel off assists by Ted Irvine and Tim Horton to keep the series, and season, alive. Of course, being the New York Rangers, they lost the deciding seventh contest in Chicago. But they still had the sixth to remember...
Bobby Hackett and Tim Maximoff, who spent a week of vacation training with Russian national team members and the Mission Viejo Nadadores in cold and rainy southern California, turned in their usual stellar performances...
...freestyle--1. Bobby Hackett (H) 9:11.75, 2. E. Izermak (N) 9:31.60, 3. V.J. Winkel (N) 9:33.13; 200-yd. freestyle--1. Jack Gauthier (H) 1:43.04, 2. Keszere (N) 1:45.71, 3. Sclaap (N) 1:47.45; 200-Individual Medley--1. Fred Eefting (N) 1:58.50, 2. Tim Maximoff (H) 1:58.85, 3. Ron Raikula (H) 1:59.44; 200-yd. butterfly--1. Campari Knoepffler (H) 1:56.62, 2. F. Vollernough (N) 1:56.73, 3. P. Duinmayer (N) 1:57.57; 100-yd. freestyle--1. Shcaup (N) 48.77, 2. V. Kesteren (N) 1:58.80, 2. Geoff Seelen...