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Event 16: 200-yd. Butterfly: 1. Mark DeVore, Yale, 1:50.84* 2. Bill Specht, Princeton, 1:50.96 3. Craig Christie, Cornell, 1:51.33 4. Bruce Kone, Princeton, 1:52.21 5. Eric Wiscavage, Columbia, 1:52.26 6. Rob Ruck, Army, 1:53.27 7. Don Spencer, Columbia, 1:53.36 8. Dan Menichella, Harvard...
Event 18: 400-yd. Freestyle Relay: 1. Princeton (Saltzman 45.48, Fine 45.51, O'Hara 44.89, Nelson 45.35), 3:01.23** 2. Harvard, (Mack 46.45, Cooper 46.06, Gauthier 45.52, Coglin 45.82), 3:03.90 3. Navy, 3:05.19 4. Fordham, 3:05.22 5. (tie) Dartmouth and Columbia, 3:07.56 7. Army, 3:07.66 8. Yale...
Harvard had at least one swimmer in the championship final of every event on Saturday. (Friday night's 100-yd. breaststroke final was the only championship heat in the meet with no Crimson competitors.) In some contests, it had a lot more than that...
...such race was Saturday's opener, the 1650-yd. freestyle. Crimson sophomore Bobby Hackett, who won a silver medal in the metric equivalent of this event (1500 meters) at the Montreal Olympics, motored to the gold in this grueling race despite being so sick that he required smelling salts at the finish. Hackett's winning time reflected his weakened condition--he went 15:30.37 compared to his personal best...
Princeton made up a few points by packing four men into the eight-man final of the next event, the 100-yd. freestyle; but the effect of the Tiger onslaught was dulled by the efforts of Crimson sprinters Malcolm Cooper, Julian Mack and Jack Gauthier in the afternoon's qualifying heats. Cooper, Mack and Gauthier qualified first, fourth and fifth, respectively (and finished second, eighth and fifth...