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ORNIA GAINS MOST PLACES IN '67 ALL AMERICA

Southern California ~merica Selections.

[s credited with three relays. :lose second with twenty-two ;lays. with fifteen spots. Stanford

vo firsts here. epresented on the 1967 All- n last year. Lt the NCAA Championships is

~ormance at the NCAA's )riding the athletes were a the Conference or Re- rformance in dual meets. ificates awarded except notedon his certificate.

Among the ten men who will receive their certificates with indication of having won the NCAA event is Carl J. Robie, University of Michigan, who was able to retain his f irst place ranking in the 200 yd. butterfly.

Also receiving certificates this year are: Zachary Zorn, Calif. at Los Angeles, 50 free; Kenneth M. Walsh, Michigan State, 100 free; Gregory F. Buckingham, Stanford, 200 and 500 free; Michael .1. Burton, Calif. at Los Angeles, 1650 free; Ross E. Wales, Princeton, 100fly; Charles B. Hickcox, Indiana, 100 and 200 backstroke; Kenneth O. Merten, Southern Methodist, 100 and 200 breaststroke; Richard W. Roth, Stan- ford, 200 and 400 individual medley; Kenneth R. Sitzberger, Indiana, 1- and 3-meter dive.

In the individual selections being picked in four events ar place 800 yd. free style relay.

Next h ighest with three se Burton; Robbie; Dean Willeford A. SchoUander, Yale; William A. Utley, Indiana; and Robert G. Windle, Indiana.

Turn to back of magazine for complete NCAA All-America listing.

;REG BU MIKE BURTON ROSS WALES CHARLES HICKCOX

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30 PREPS REPRESENTED ON 1967 ALL AMERICA

LYON, (Editol's~ot(~ - Pratt has issued the fol ow ng statement of pol cy regarding school medley re lay in 1:40.6 to top the school's own (so) record

e gb t y f o thePepSchoo At AmercanSwmmngTeam A private independent of l ' 4 ( ) 9 s e t i n 1965 G r e e n w e l l w a s o n t h e 1 9 6 5 t e a m . T h e schools such aS those isted n Po ter ~argent's 'The Handbook oT ;-'rivate bcnools ° " ' " ~ - (published annual y at 1I Beacon St eet, Boston Mass ) ale e g b e As s the case Pine Crest team (Steve Hairston Jorge L~onzates) ~eorge fo Nat ona nterscho ast c Recd ds Parochial Hg~ Schoo s w be c ass f ed as ' : . . . . . Schmzdt. Randy Wzlkms) c h p p e d m o r e than szx seconds off High Schools and shou d make app 1cat on to the N gn ~cnoo ~ ~mellcan ieam ^.." -- _ . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . -- (see 1967 NCAA GUIDE - page 21, RULE IX. Section 8). A Parochial High School the 3:zu.8 mark set Dy ~ awrencevitte zn t r o d zn m e 4 u u ya. is Ioose:y defined as a Church affi l iated day school set up for the education of mere- f rees ty le re lay , wi th a n e w clocking of 3:14.3. bers of a particular p3"ish or diocese. The categories Paro:hial High Schools and P epafato y Schools in which tuition is charged are not always mutuaHy exclusive. In such cases a written declaration from the principa o headmaste s eou ed befole a school can be nc uded n the P eparatory School c lassi f icat ion.")

Lawrencev i l l e , New J e r s e y - Eighty=nine s w i m m e r s and d i v e r s , f r o m 30 schools a r e r e p r e s e n t e d on the Nat ional I n t e r s c h o l a s t i c Swimming Coaches A s s oc i a t i on 1967 P r e p School A l l A m e r i c a n Swimming T e a m , announces Ph i l ip G. P r a t t ; Lawrencev i l l e School, c h a i r m a n of the P r e p Al l A m e r i c a n C o m m i t t e e .

George Schmidt is n u m b e r one in the 200 yd. ind iv idual medley , 2:01.3, and he i s ment ioned in two o t h e r even t s . M a r k McKee (Malvern) was second with, 2:01.6.

F i r s t in the 100 yd. b a c k s t r o k e is Aaron P i c a d u r a , K a m e h a m e h a , a t 55.8. And Dan Connor s (Newark) had the f a s t e s t t i m e for the 100 yd. b r e a s t s t r o k e , 1:02.2, fol lowed by Ken T e r r y , Iolani , 1:02.5.

Repea t ing on the P r e p All A m e r i c a n 1 - m e t e r diving t eam were : Tom B r i s s e y (Mid -Pac i f i c Ins t i tu te) , J i m B u r n s (Deerf ie ld) , Don Or lovsky (Newark).

The schools with the top n u m b e r of All A m e r i c a P r e p r ank ings w e r e P ine C r e s t with 14 individual and two r e l ays , St. A n d r e w ' s , 11 individual and two r e l a y s , Un i - . . . . . ~, , , nine individual and one r e l ay , Punahou, s ix ind i -

lnd two r e l a y s , Newark, f ive indiv idual and two r e l a y s , d__ seven individual , Ma lve rn , s ix individual and one_ and M e r c e r s b u r g and Lawrencev i l l e , each with four aal and two r e l a y s .

ROGER LYON

L a s t y e a r when two new NISCA prep r e c o r d s were se t , P r a t t r e m a r k e d , " N e x t y e a r wil l see f u r t h e r i m p r o v e m e n t

were b roken . Roger Lyon, a s e n i o r at H a r v a r d School, cl ipped one MERCERBURG ACADEMY Medley Relay (L-R) Bill Ford, Tim

and s i x , t e n t h s seconds off h i s own 200 yd. (SC) f r e e s t y l e Smith, Corky Gilmore, Mike Cahalon. r e c o r d of 1:46.0, se t l a s t yea r , with a 1:44.4 c locking. He a l so r anked n u m b e r one in the 100 yd. bu t t e r f ly with 2oo YARD MEDLEY RELAY: Punahou, Honolulu, Hawaii (Marc Greenwell, a 5 0 . 8 , b r e a k i n g the 52.0 m a r k set b y Ph i l ip R i k e r III Mark Chun. Richard Guelff, Brent Berk) 1:40 6;Mercersburg, Pa. (Tim Smith.

Corky Gilmore Bill Ford, Mike Cahalan) 1:40.7; Pine Crest , Ft. Lauderdale, (Lawrencev i l l e ) in 1964. Lyon ' s t h i r d f i r s t was in the Fla. (S Palmer,M Grenier, R.Wilkins,S. Hairston) 1:41.4; Hill (P. McMunigal, 400 yd. f r e e s t y l e , 3:53.9, And he was an All A m e r i c a n c. Mandish. G. Haag, W. Goerlich), Pottstown, Pa.. 1:41.8; lolarti (Mi Jackson, nominee in four o t h e r even t s f o r a to ta l of seven men t ions . K. Terry, B. Cooper, J, Bulkley), Honolulu, Hawaii, 1:42.9; St. Andrews (S. Blatsdell, A. Zimmer, B. Williams, B. Glenn), Boca Raton, Fla., 1:43.1;

Daniel F r awley (Serv i le ) and S t e v e H a i r s t o n (P ine C r e s t ) University School (E Morriston, B. Mavee, J . Dickard, D. Neff), Cleveland, se t the o the r two individual r e c o r d s . F r aw l ey w i t h a Ohio, 1:43.3; Newark (B.Clark, D.Connors,D. Bedell, A. Lemke), N.J., 1:43.4;

Ac'ad.] in 1965. And H a i r s t o n with a 47.4 in the 100 yd, 200 YARD FREF..STYLE: Roger Lyon, Harvard. 1:44.4; BrentBerk. Punahou. ' " 6 f r e e s t y l e b roke Edward , s 48.0 se t in 19 5. 1:47.6; Eldon Loblein. Lawrenceville, 1:48.6; Kurt Chambers, St. Andrews.

The Punahou and Pine Crest relay t e a m s a r e credited 1:48.8; Mark McKee, Malvern, Pa. , 1:49.2; Bruce Williams. St. Andrews, 1:49.2; Jorge Gonzale~', Pine Crest, 1:49.3; George Schmidt, Pine Crest , 1:49.5 with the f inal new m a r k s . Punahou (Marc GreenweU, Albert Ackerman. WiUiston. 1:49.6; Randy Wilkins, Pine Crest, 1:49.9. M a r k Chun, R i cha rd Guelff, B r e n t B e r t ) did the 200 yd. (Continued on Page 13)

PUNAHOU SCHOOL MEDLEY TEAM (L-R) JIM GOTTSCHALK GEORGE SCHMIDT STEVE HAIRSTON Marc Greenwali, Mark Chun, Richard Guelff,

Mike Cahaian.

SUMMIT R E P O R T (ConUnued from Page 3) There will be another trip to Mexico this year for the

last of the series of "Little Olympics". Hainsworth reports that 15 swimmers will be selected to make the trip this October, from the Outdoor Nationals. Two male and two female divers plus six male and five female swimmers would probably make up the squad. The respective com- mittees will make the final decision.

Hainsworth also reports that there is a possibility of a team being selected to compete in England, and pos- sibility another country or two in September. As soon as this tour is firmed up, details will be relaesed on numbers and method of selection.

Patty Caretto, her coach Don Gambril and Jan Hansel, chaperone, left on May 12 for a month of clinics and dem- onstrations in the Philippines. From Hainsworth, Pokey Watson and Lee Davis, accompanied by coach Peg Seney, Toledo, leave for Japan on June 8. The girls will compete in one special race for each at the Yoyogi Pool. Pokey swims against Michiko Kihara in 200 meters freestyle and Lee goes against Masaki Ishii in the I00 meter butterfly. They return to Santa Clara on June 13.

The following ooachesareonthe men'sAAUourrent eligible list (June 1, 1967 thru May 31, 1968): Listing is in order of eligibility. John Higgins, Robert Ousley, Willis Casey, Charles McCaffree, Henry Chapman, Bob Clotworthy, Dave RobertsorL Phill Hansel, JohnSeannuth, Alfred Barr, Glen Hummer, Frank Elm, Jack Ryan, John Tallman.

AAU men's managers list in order of elgibility: Harold Heller, Jack Abramson, William Heusner, Joseph Stets, Walter Anderson, Alfard HarOy, Jesse Jernigan, David Rivenes, Adolph Kiefer, V.Mel Kaufman, Edward Solotar, Dr. Roy Goddard, Wendell Groth, David Fergusor, John B. Kelly, Jr. Edwin Olson, Roy Gunderson.

The following list are on the women's AAU current coaches eligible list: Gene Lee, Frank Elm, Phill Hansel, Arthur Hucht, Sherman Chavoor, Bill Diaz, John Spannuth, Roy Pouliot, Robert Ousley, Charles Gantner, Tom Williams, John Williams, Stan Tinkham, Peter Daland, Bob Busby, Walt Sehlueter, George Haines, Mary Kelly.

AAU women's m~mager/chaperone list inorderofelgibility: Toki Shima, Peg Seney, Kay Mayer, Carolyn Finneran, VirginiaSheaj Nancy Schlueter, Bobble Ebert, Ann Skane, Chris yon Saltza, Mary Kelly.

PREP SCHOOL ALL AMERICA (Continued from Page 7) S0 YARD FREESTYLE: Daniel Frawley, Servite (Anaheim, Calif.), 21.5;

Steve Hairston, Fine Crest , 21.7; John Chapman, Marist. (Atlanta, Ga.) 21.8; Jim Gottschalk, University, 22.0; Eric Jones, Deerfield, Mass. 22.2; Roger Lyon, Harvard. 22.3; Mike Cahalav, Mercersburg, 22.3; Phil llogan, Lawrence- ville, 22.4; Doug Neff, University, 22.5; Randy Wilkins, Fine Crest, 22.5; Bruce Williams, St. Andrews, 22.5.

200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY: George Schmidt, Fine Crest, 2:01.3; Mark McKee, Malvern, 2:01.6; Jim Gottschalk, University, 2:02.2; john Derr, Notre Dame [Calif.), 2:03.0; Alan Zimmer, St. Andrews, 2:03.9; Dan Connors, Newark, 2:04.5; Roger Lyon, l larvard, 2:05.7; Brad McKean, Shady Side, (Pittsburg, Pa.), 2:05.7; Murray Grenier, Fine Crest , 2:06.1; Gerald Chapman, Marist, 2:06.2; Mark Chun, Punahou, 2:06.2.

i METER DIVING (ALPIiABETICAL LISTING): Tom Brissey, Mid-Pacific Institute, Honolulu, Hawaii; Jim Burns, Deerlield; Don Columbo, St. Francis Prep, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Richard Eubank, St. Andrews; Jeff Muir, Lovett, At- lanta, Ga.; Don Orlovsky, Newark; Allan Spreen. Baylor. Chattanooga. Tenn.: John Thoder, Fork Union, Va.; Tim Wells, Bellarmine, San Jose, Calif.; Don Gile, University (Milwaukee), Wis.

I00 YARD BUTTERFLY: Roger Lyon, Harvard, 50.8; Bruce Williams, St. Andrews, 52.5; Randy Wilkins, Fine Crest , 53.1; John Chapman, Marist, 53.5; Jim Coyle, Malvern, 53.5; Bill Ford, Mercersburg, 53.5; Doug Neff, University, 53.9; Dave Bedell, Newark, 54.0; Gary Haag, Hill, 54.2; Buster Yonych, Cal- vert Hall, Towsoo, Md., 54.4.

I00 YARD FREESTYLE: Steve Hairston, Pine Crest , 47.4; Brent Berk, Punahou, 48.2; Roger Lyon, Harvard, 48.5; Bruce Williams, St. Andrews, 48.8; Jim Gottschalk, University. 48.9; Eldon Loblein, Lawrenceville, 49.1; Daniel Frawley, Servite, 49.1; Jim Stokes, Marist, 49.2; Randy Wilkins, Pine Crest, 49.2; Jim Coyle, Malvern, 49.5; ALbert Ackermao, Williston, 49.5; Eric jones, Deerfield, 49.5; Ed Morrison, University, 49.5; George Schmidt, Pine Crest, 49.5.

I00 YARD B/~CKSTROKE: Aaron Picadura, Kamehameha, Honolulu, Hawaii, 55.8; Jim G0ttschalk, University, 56.1; Roger Lyon, Harvard, 56.3; Randy Wil- kins, Pine Crest, 56.5; Daniel Kobick, Western Reserve, Hudson, Ohio, 56.5; Buster Yonych, Calvert Hall, 56.8-" Marc Greenwell, Punahou, 56.9; Steve Biers- dell, St. Andrews, 57.i; Ben Clark, Newark, 57.2; Phil McMunigal, Hill, 57.4.

400 YARD FREESTYLE: Roger Lyon, Harvard, 3:53.9; Mark McKee, Malvern, 3:54.3; Bruce Williams, St. Andrews, 3:55.0; Kurt Chambers, St. Andrews, 3:55.2; Randy Smith, Hill, 3:56.4; Eldon Loblein, Lawrenceville. 3:56.7; David Gleason, Episcopal, Phila., Pa., 3:57.7; John Spire, Ransom, Miami, Fla., 3:57.9; Jorge Gonzales, Pine Crest , 3:58.1; Brent Berk, Punahou, 3:59.3.

I00 YARD BREASTSTROKE: Dan Connors, Newark, I:02.2; Ken Terry , Iolani, I:02.5; Mark McKee, Malvern, I:03.2; Corky Gilmore, Mercersburg, I:03.6; Mark" Chun, Punahou, i:03.7; Murray Grenier, Pine Crest , 1:04.0; David Frisch, Columbia Grammar , N.Y.C., 1:04.3; Dave Zeski, Mercersburg, i:04.3; John Dickard, University, 1:05.0; Alan Zimmer, St. Andrews, l:0S.0.

400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY: Pinecrest (Steve Hairston, Jorge Gonzalez, George ~chmidt, Randy Wilkins), 3:14.3; Punahcu (D. Powlisoo, D. GueEf, B. Borthwick, B. Berk), 3:17.1; St. Andrews (S. Blaisdell, A. Zimmer, B. Williams, K. Chambers), 3:17.2; Lawrenceville (E. Loblein, F. Tullis, B. Nagle, P. Hogan), 3:17.3; Mercersburg (B. Josten, C. Gilmore, T. Smith, M. Cahalan), 3:20.4; Deerfield (E. Jones, II. Clark, J. Jones, B. Herndon), 3:21.2; Malvern (M. McKee, J. Jakcbowski, P. Ritti, J. Coyle), 3:21.8; Newark (B. Smith, D. Connors, B. Clark, C. Harrison), 3:21.8;11iii A. Flitcroft, P. McMunigal, R. Smith, W. Goerlich), 3:22.0; Willistcn (J. GiLbert, R. Warner, J. Hellebush, A. Ackermann), 3:23.1.

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1967 N.C.A.A. ALL-AMERICA ~II'I~ING TEAM

YD FREESTYLE - ZACHARY ZORN, UCLA 21.12 NCAA WINNER; DONALD HAVENS, USE 21.34; PETER ORTHEN, U.No. CAROLINA 21.0; ROBERT ROVER, U. OREGON 21.I; STEPHEN RERYCH, No. CAR.STATE NIV. 21.2; EDMOND NOSSOTTI, SO.ILLINOIS 21.26; DANIEL MILNE, PURDUE 21.25; ROBERT S. kPLES,JR., YALE 21.4; ROBERT GRAHAM,JR., TEXAS TECH. 21.4; JOSEPH L. CURRkN,JR.,TuLANE .4; BRADLEY LINDEBLAD, DkBTMOUTH 21.4; EDMUND DIOGUkRDI, U. FLORIDA 21.4.

)O YD FREESTYLE - KENNETH WALSH, MICHIGAN AT.U. 45.6 NCAA WINNER; DONALD HAVENS, U80 5.97; ZACHARY ZORN, UCLA 46.18; DONALD SCHOLLANDER, YALE 46.39; F.MICHAEL FITZHAURICE 'ILLANOVA 46.7; STEPHEN RERYCH, No. CAROLINA ST 46.8; ROBERT WkPLES,JR.,YALE 46.87; IICHAEL AHERN, YALE 46.8; FREDERIC HOGAN, U. WISCONSIN 47.01; DENNIS O'CONNOB, COLORADO ~TATE 47.03; ROBERT 8OVER, U. OREGON 47.1; WILLIAM MEYER, STANFORD 47.14.

?DO YO FREESTYLE - GREGORY BUCKINGHAM, STANFORD 1:41.3 NCAA WINNER; DONALD SCHOLLANDER, /ALE 1:41.62; WILLIAM JOHNSON, USE 1142.74; KENNETH WALSH, MICHIGAN STATE 1:43.39; F. dlCHAEL FITZMAURICE, VILLANOVA l:43.55; ROBERT WlNDLE, INDIANA 1:43.75; MICHAEL WALL, ;TANFORO 1:43.96; JOHN WILLIAMS,JR. US MILITARY AC. 1:44.6; STEPHEN RERYCH, No.CAROLINA ;TATE l :44.9 ; ROBERT 8ACHHAN, U.ILLINOIS 1:45.0; DEAN WILLEFORD, USE 1:45.08.

i00 YD FREESTYLE - GREGORY BUCKINGHAM, STANFORD 4:37.0 NCAA WINNER; MICHAEL 8URTON,UCLA 1139.81; CARL R'OBIE, U. MICHIGAN 4:42.33; STEVE DANIEL$ON, USE 4:44.05; DEAN WILLEFORD, ]SC 4:44.14; MICHAEL WALL, STANFORD 4:44.27; KENNETH WALSH, MICHIGAN STATE 4:46.10; )ONkLO SCHOLLANOER, YALE 4:46,2; ROBERT WINDLE, INDIANA U. 4:48.0; SANDY GILCHRIST USE 148.12; ERIC KORSVOLO, U. WYOMING 4148.27.

650 YD FREESTYLE - MICHAEL BURTON, UCLA 16:17.5 NOAA WINNER; GREGORY BUCKINGHAM, STAN- fORD 16:31.18; MICHAEL WALL, STANFORD 16137.04; CARL ROBIE, U. MICHIGAN 16:39.67; STEVE )ANIELSON, USE 16:39.91; SANDY GILCHRIST ,USC 16:48.77; DANA CURTIS, U. TEXAS 16:52.12; [OBERT WINOLE, U . INDIANA 17:02.25; EDGAR CLICK, MICHIGAN STATE 17:02.69; MICHAEL GARIBALDI, U. OF UTAH 17104.49.

OO YD BUTTERFLY - Ross WALES, PRINCETON 50.2 NCAA WINNER; LUIS NICALAO 9 STANFORD 50.96; )HILIP R IKERI i l , U. NO. CAROLINA 51.13; WILLIAM JOHNSON, USO 51.24; JOHN RUSSELL, MIAMI J.OF OHIO 51.45; STEVEN MACRI 9 U. FLORIDA 51.68; DOUGLAS RUSSELL, ARLINGTON ST.COLLEGE i i .8; STANLEY COLE, UCLA 51.86; GARY LANGENDOEN, U. TEXAS 51.93; DONALD SPENCER, U.MINN. i2.04; MORGAN ALLSUP, DARTMOUTH 52.21; JOHN LiNDLEY, U.~ISCONSIN 52.21; LELAND 81SBEE, JNIvERsITY OF MICHIGAN 52.23.

!00 YD BUTTERFLY - CARL R OBIE U. MICHIGAN 1:52.35 NCAA WINNER; ROSS ~ALE$, PRINOETON :53.24; MICHAEL BURTON UCLA 1:54.0; TOOHAS ARUSO0, U. MICHIGAN 1:54.30; KEVIN BERRY, NDIANA U. 1:54.62; LUIS NICALkO, STANFORD 1:54.79; VERNON SLOVlN, SO. METHODIST 1:55.28;

)HILIP BIKER 111, U.NO. CAROLINA 1:55.45; GARY LkNGENDOEN, TEXAS 1:55.68; JOHN LINDLEY, J.WISCONSIN 1:56.09; KENNETH WEBS, INDIANA 1:56.25; DOUGLAS RUSSELL, ARLINGTON ST.COLL. 158.5; JOHN COLLINS, INDIANA 1:56.5; BARRY REGIS RUSSO, U. FLORIDA 1:56.93,

O0 YD BACKSTROKE - CHARLES HICKCOX, INDIANA 53.17 NCAA WINNER; GARY DILLEY, MICHIGAN ST. i3.00; OOUGLAS RUSSELL, ARLINGTON ST. 53.5; FRED DANNEMAN, U. NO. CAROLINA 53.6; RUSSELL ~INGERY, Uo MICHIGAN 53.84; JAMES HALLEY, COLORADO ~TATE 53o77; PETER SNOGLUND, N~WESTERN i3.92; ROBERT HOPPER, OHIO STATE 54.0; TERRY CRAIG, U.UTAH 54.21; CHARLES NEUMANN, SO. 1ETHODIST 54.26; DENNIS DALE, U. MINNESOTA 54.29.

!00 YD BACKSTROKE - CHARLES HICNCOX, INDIANA 1:55.3 NCAA WINNER; JAMES HALLEY, COLORADO ;TkTE t:55.91; GARY OILLEY, MICHIGAN STATE 1:56.20; RUSSELL KINGERY, U.MICHIGAN 1:56.38; ~ I L L I A M UTLEY, INDIANA 1:56.98; RICHARD MARSHALL, S.METHODIST 1:57.28; RICHARD BOTH, ;TANFORD 1157.82; HARTIN KNIGHT, U.MINNESOTA 1:58.25; TIM 81RNIE, SO. METHODIST 1:58.38; )ETER WILL|AHS, MICHIGAN STATE 1:58.60.

O0 YD BREASTSTROKE - KENNETH MEBTEN, SO.METHODIST 58,4 NCAA WINNER; RUSSELL WEBB, UCLA i9.24; WAYNE ANDERSON, USE 59.79; DAVID PERNOWAKI, INDIANA 1:00.19; RICHARD NESBIT, AR- .INGTON STATE 1:00.3; R.MICHkEL 8UCKLEY,JR., YALE 1:00.4; PAUL SCHEERER, U.MICHIGAN :00.57; KIP POPE, U.ILLINOI8 1:00.63; WH. CHARBONNEAU, SO. METHODIST 1:00.68; GERALD

'EARSON, SO. ILLINOIS 1101•11; ROBERT MOMSEN, STANFORD 1:01.22; ALLEN RICHARDSON~ YALE !:OJ.4; THOHA8 BRYkNT~ JR., U. GEORGIA 1:01.41.

!00 YD BREASTSTROKE - KENNETH MERTEN, SO.METRODIST 2:07.9 NOAA WINNER; ROBERT MOMSEN, ;TkNFORD 2:10.46; WAYNE ANDERSON~ USO 2:10.55; PAUL SCHEERER, U.MICHIGAN 2:11.45; RUS- SELL ~ E B B , UCLA 2:11.71; DAVID PERKOWSKI, INDIANA 2:12.61; PAUL JEFFERS, U6C 2: t2.8; I ICHAEL 8UCKLEY YALE 2:12.8; STEVE ~EIGLER,U~F 2:13.65; ~M.CHARBONNEAU, S.~ETH 2:14.63.

200 YO INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - RICHARD ROTH, STANFORD 1:56.0 NCAA WINNER; WILLIAM UTLEY INDIANA U, 1:56.8; GREGORY BUCKINGHAM, 8TANFORB 1:56.2; PETER SIEBERT, STANFORD 1:57.94; FRANK BATES, USE 1153.00; WILLIAM JOHNSON, USE 1:58.49; KARTI~ KNICHT, U. MINNESOTA 1:58.77; PETER WILLIAMS, MICHIGAN ~TATE l:58.78; DOUGLAS RUSSELL, ARLINGTON STATE l :58.9; ROBERT HOPPER 0HIO STATE 1:59.01; ANTHONY 0LEASON, USC i:59.20; MICHAEL SIEBERT, USE l :59 .42 .

400 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - RICHARD ROTH, STANFORD 4:12.0 NCAA WINNER; WILLIAM UTLEY INDIANA U. 4~]3.13; PETER WILLIAMSj MICHIGAN STATE 4:13.89; KENNETH WEBR, INDIANA

4:13.72; JOHN CALVERT, U. NO. CAROLINA 4:14.25; MICHAEL SIEBERT, USE 4:14.72; JOHN PORTER, USE 4:14.97; FRANK SATES, USC 4:15.01; PETER SIEBERT, ~TANFORD 4:15.44; DEAN WILLEFORD, USE 4:16.32; DAviD JOHNSON, YALE 4:17.90; PAUL JEFFEHS, UBC 4:19.94.

ONE METER DIVING - KENNETH SITZBERGER, INDIANA 510.25 NCAA WINNER; CHARLES KNORR, OHIO STATE 477.95; EDWIN YOUNG, INDIANA 460.65; JAMES KIRKLIN, OHIO STATE 435.40; FRED R. BROWN, U. MICHIGAN 430.05; JULIAN KRUG, U. WISCONSIN 427.35; LUIS A. NINO DE RIVERA, INDIANA 426.40; JAY MEADEN, U. MICHIGAN 425•63; NICHOLAS CARLTON, IN- DIANA U. 420.45; DUANE GREEN, MICHIGAN STATE 420.40; FREDERICK WHITEFORD, JR., MICHIGAN STATE 408.05; PETER RHODES, INDIANA U. 371.80.

TFR EE METER DIVING - KENNETH SITZBERGER, INDIANA 572.65 NCAA WINNER; EDWIN YOUNG, INDIANA 522.85; CHARLES KNORR, OHIO STATE 500.00; JULIAN KRUG, U. ~ISCONSIN 493.80; JAY MEADEN, U. MICHIGAN 48t.75; HARRY ~RYAN BOBBINS, S.METHODIST 464.45; ROBERT WALHSLEY, U. MICHIGAN 463.00; FRED BROWN, U. MICHIGAN 448.10; W. HOLT MANESS, PRINCE- TON 425.6; NICHOLAS CARLTON, INDIANA 419.20; PETER RHODES, INDIANA U. 417•20; FREDER- ICK G. WRITEFORO,JR., MICHIGAN STATE 408.25.

400 Y~ MEDLEY RELAY - UCLA (MIKE BERGEN, RUSSELL WEBB, STANLEY C. COLE, ZACHARY ZORN) 3:29.5 NCAA WINNER; SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIV. (TIM. A. 61RNIE, KENNETH O. F[ERTEN, VERNON L. SLOVIN, MARK D. TAEBERT) 3:30.55; INDIANA UNIV. (CHARLES 8. HICKOOX, OAVID J. PERKOWSKI, KEVIN J. BERRY, BRYAN J. BkTEHAN) 3:30.83; UNIV. SO. CALIFORNIA(GREGORY WESTCOTT, WAYNE ANDERSON, JOHN LAHBERT, DONALD HAVENS) 3:31.70; CTkNFORD (WILLIAM H. KEG, ROBERT R. MOHSEN, LUIS A. NICOLAO, JAMES ~. LANEY) 3:32.10; UNIV. OF ~ICHIGAN (RUSSELL F.KINGERY, PAUL J.SCHEERER, LELAND S.BISBEE, WILLIAM CROFT) 3:32.75; YAtE (W. 8ARENT WENPLE, R.MICHAEL OUCKLEY,JR., ROBERT S.WAPLES,JR., DOUGLAS C.KENNEDY) 3:33.09; NO. CAROLINA STATE UNIV. (RONALD L.WlRTH, THOMAS FkLZONE, JOHN H. WHITE, STEPHEN K.RERYCH) 3:33.55; UNIV. OF NO. CAROLINA (FREDERICK K.DANNEMAN, HAMILTON M. GADO, JR., PHILIP RINER I l l , JAMES U.EDWARDS) 3:33.6; PRINCETON (JAMES N.KREMER, JAMES H.EDHONDSON~JR., ROSS E.WALES, PERCY BALLANTINE) 3:34•4; COLORADO STATE UNIV. (JAMES M.MALLEY, CARRY I.GOLCFARB, LEONARD J.NEELEMAN, DENNIS E.O'CONNOR) 3:35.03. UNIV. OF MINNESOTA (DENNIS K.DALE, BRUCE WALNER, DONALD E.SPENCER, DAVID P. DOTEN) 3:35.29.

400 Y; FREESTYLE RELAY - STANFORD (LuI$ NICALAO, WH. MEYER~ D.MORGAN ~ANNING, JAMES LANEY) 3:04.9 NCAA WINNER; YALE (ROBERT WAPLES, STEPHEN STACK,JR.,DOUGLAS KENNEDY, DON SCHOLLANDER) 3:05.58; USO (RUSSELL KIDDER, TONY GLEASON,JOHN LAHBERT, DONALD HAVENS) 3:05.78; MICHIGAN STATE (GARY DILLEY,GARY LANGLEY,DONALD RkUGH, KENNETH WALSH) 3108,73; UNnV. MICHIGAN ( ~ . GROFT, JOHN SALASSk, KENNETH WEIBECN, MICHAEL O'CONNOR) 3:09.~9; UCLA (STANLEY COLE,JAMES DELACY,JAMES KELLER,ZACHARY ZORN) 3:10.03; U. NORTH CAROLINA (DAVID BALL, DOUGLAS 8EHRHAN,JAMES EDWARDS,PETER WORTHEN) 3:10.21; DARTMOUTH (ROBT. DALRYMPLE l i t , MORGAN ALLSuP,CARL ROBINSON,BRADLEY LINDEBLAC) 3 : i0 .7 ; INDIANA (CHARLES HICKCOX, J.SCOTT CORDIN,STEVE BOROWSKI,BRYkN BATEMAN) 3:10.79; U. OREGON (ROBERT 8OVER, JACK GREENING, BRUCE HESS, DONALD SMITH 1 3:11.17; UNIV. OF UTAH (MICH- AEL GARIBALDI, ALLEN LOGAN,DONALD GRAY, HERBERT BROWNE) 3 II.22; IOWA STATE UNIV. (BRUCE LECHLER,PAuL GRUENBEROER, STEVEN STHAUSS, JOHN WESTENSEE) 3 : l i . 2 .

800 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - STANFORD UNIV. (RICHARD BOTH, PETER SIEDERT, MICHAEL WALL, GREGORY BUCKINGHAM) 6:54.5 NCAA WINNER; UNIV. OF SO. CALIFORNIA (DEAN WILLEFORO, RUSSELL KIDDER, SANDY GILCHRIST~ WILLIAM JOHNSON) B:58.9; INDIANA UNIV. (WILLIAM UTLEY, BRYAN 8AFGHAN, KENNETH WEBB, ROBERT WINDLE) 6159.61; UNIV. OF ~IICHIGkN (JOHN SALASSk, MINE OvCONNOR, KENNETH WEISECK, CARL ROBIE) 7:04.06; YALE (WILLIAM METTLER, JR., RICHARD SCHNEIDER, CAVIL JOHNSON, DONALD SCHOLLANDER) 7:04.11; So. METHODIST U. (TIM 81RNIE, RALPH CAMERON EHMOTT, MARK TkBBERT, ERIAN PERCIVAL) 7:07.40; UNIV. TEXAS (STEVEN BOBS, DANA CURTIS, GARY LANGENDOEN, GREGORY THOMPSON) 7107.76; UNIVERSITY OF UTAH {ALLEN LOGAN, MICHAEL GARIBALDI, HERBERT BROWNE, DONALD BRAY) 7:08.76; MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. (PETER WILLIAMS, ROLF GROSETH, DONALD RAUCH, EDGAR GLICN} 7:09.B0; UNIV. OF MINNESOTA (DAVID LUNDBERG, GEORGE WENBT, DAVID DDTEN, MARTIN KNIGHT) 7:09.63; UN. OF WASHINGTON (JOHN WILSON,ALDWIN ME INHARDT,CARL RUTHERFORD,TIM ROARK) 7:09.83.

(RIVERSIDE-SAMMY LEE, CONT.) 100 YO ~EASTSTROKE I00 M BACKSTROKE DONNA MUELLER, LISC 1:31.8 i i l S. LtCHTIG, SOSS 1:07.7 NICOLE MCPHILLAMY, RIDGYI:36.8 •

P. BENTON, SPP Y 1108.6 MARGARET MOTT, Pkss-CL Yt:37.1 , B. KOCSIS, RLSC 1110•0 11-12

O0 M BREASTSTROKE 200 YD FREESTYLE " (R) J. WHITE, KKSS 1113.1 CHERYL WOLF, LISC 2:26.5 "

(R) 8. KOCSlS, RLSC t l t 8 .6 EILEEN KEIM, JER$.CITY Y2:38.8 O0 H BUTTERFLY 100 YO BREASTSTROKE •

I i t S . GUER,N, LAC l :05.0 $. FISHER, PSA 1:06.5 CHERYL WOLF, LISC 1:25.0 B, MATZEN, PSA I:OB.8 DEBBIE DEFFAA, NO.JERS t:25•6

200 H INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY JUDY MELICK, N.BRUNS. 1:26.7 " (R) M. CHATFIELD, UNATT-2:26.5 ~ / B. Kocs,s, RLSC 2:26.7 ,3-14 •

P. BENSON, SPPY 2:29.5 500 YD FREESTYLE SUE PETERSON, LISC 6:05.7 o

JERSEY CITY Y'dCA MEET PATTY POTTS, RIDGE.Y 6:34.9 • JERSEY CITY~ N.J. HARY ANN CONNORS, JCY 6:42.7 '

APRIL I, 1967 25 YD POOL IOO YD 8REASTSTROKE • MARY ANN CONNORS, JOY 1:18.0 :

SR METROPOLITAN CHAMPS SUSAN SHERWOOD, ST. Is.Y 1:21•T • • LOIS 8RODERICK, JCY 1:22.6 "

200 YD BACKSTROKE LiE FALVEY, HUNT;Y 2:34.1 200 YO MEDLEY RELAY • ANNE SIENNO, JERB.CITYY 2137.6 JERSEY CITY Y 2:13.0 • KkREN TACOUNTE$, JERs.CY2:40.6 LONG ISLAND SO 2:14.7 • EILEEN WETZEL, JERS.C.Y.3110.O RIDGEWOOD Y 2:18.0 " DOREEN WRONA, BAYONNE Y 3:32.8

15-17 lO & UNDER 200 YD BUTTERFLY

200 YD FREESTYLE LOlS MACKENZIE, LISC 2:36.7 " JOANNE HcGuRK, L ISC 2:34.7 LiNDA LITTMAN, FLUSH. 2:54.0 • CHRIS LAY, HUNT• Y 2142.3 GLADYS MAGED, JERS.CITY 3:06.8 KAREN FARNSWORTH, NO.J 2143,5 400 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 50 YD BACKSTROKE LYNN GBEGORY, LISC 5:36.5 JOANNE McGURK, LISC 37.5 LINDA LITMAN, FLUSHING 6100.5 BARBARA GADDIS, BAYONNE 3,9.1 CAROLYN BUELL 9 JERS.CITY6:09,~ MARGARET MOTT, PAsB-CLIFT 40.1

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KEN HAMMER GEORGE WATSON DENNIS PUTNAM

HUTTON PACES FOOTHILL COLLEGE

TO TOP NCAA

JC ALL AMERICA RANKINGS

Ralph Hutton and his Foothill College teammates domin- ate the Junior College 1957 All American Team, announ- ces John Stonebreaker, Mr. San Antonio College, who com- piled the NCAA Junior College list.

The Foothill team, which led last year with29 selections, improved its lead to 37 nominees, including eight mentions for Hutton. Second place this year went to Los Angeles Valley College, 15, followed by Long Beach, third, 13.

Thirty-one schools azi~ represented on this year ' s All America team.

Hutton scored four f i rs t places: 500 yd. freestyle, 4:42.1 and 200 yd. backstroke, 1:59.5, both for new Junior College records; I00 yd. backstroke, 56.3, with John Lutz (Chabot), second, and John Mattos (Fullerton), third, both with 55.9; and 400 yd. individual medley, 4:16.5. Hutton also ranked third in the 200 yd. freestyle, 1:46.4; second in the 1650 freestyle, 16:52.2; sixth in the 200 yd. butterfly, 2:02.6; and fourth in the 200 yd. individual medley, 2:03.7.

Pat Yelovich (Harbor) led in three events: 100 yd. butter- fly, 51.7, with Ingvar Ericksson (Foothill), second, 52.0; 200 yd. butterfly, 1:56.4, again with Ericksson, second, 1:56.5; and 200 yd. individual medley, 1:59.9. For Yelovich, his first place ranking in the 200 yd. butterfly was a repeat from the 1966 rankings.

Double firsts went to George Watson (Foothill) and Don McKenzie (LA Valley). Watson set two new Junior College records with his 1:44.7 to retain his f irst place 1966 pick in the 200 yd. freestyle, and 15:44.1 in the 1650 yd. free- style. McKenzie set a new JC recordin the 100 yd. breas t - stroke, 59.7, and also was first in the 200 yd. breaststroke, 2:14.8.

Ken Hammer (Cerritos) and Dennis Putman (Long Beach) led in the 50 yd. freestyle, both having 21.7 (new JC record) with Bob Kammeyer (Foothill), third, 21.8. In the 100 yd. freestyle, Putman set a new JC record, 46.7, followed by Hammer, 47.2.

Putman received five mentions and Hammer had four. Others with multiple rankings were F.riksson, five; Ronald Bruce (Santa Ana), six; and David Kerr (Sequoias), five.

The Foothill roams were f irst in all three relay events, with the team ¢~f D. Oliver, F. Augenstein, D. Lee and R. Hutton setting a new record in the 800 yd. freestyle relay 7:20.1. The 400 yd. freestyle team (Eriksson, Hutton, Watson, Kammeyer) was f i r s t , 3:15.8 as was the school's 400 yd. medley relay team (Hutton, White, Eriksson, Kam- meyer), 3:38.9.

Top divers on the All American team, who were named for both springboard events were: Greg Bryan (El Camino), Gordon Creed (Foothill), Gary DaMe (Foothill), Doug Denton (Riverside), Dennis Golden (Citrus), Frank Groff (Foothill), Dennis Hope (Diablo), Rusty McCarthy (LA Valley), Charles Riggs (Riverside) and Rich Simmons (Chabot).

For complete listing see page 44.

DON MC KENZIE RALPH HUTTON PAT YELOVICH

BIRMINGHAM WINS EIGHTH STRAIGHT L.A. CITY CROWN

7 RECORDS SET, FOOTE SETS FLY MARK Beverly Hills, Calif. - Nick Rodionoff's Birmingham

Braves captured their eighth straight Los Angeles C i ty"A" swimming crown as they almost doubled their point margin over runnerup Palisades, scoring 92 to Pali 's 47. San Pedro with 31 and Grant, 30 were simply outgunned and too thin to offer much of a challenge to the perennial champs. The Braves also won the "B" championship with 88-I/2 points to Grant 's 67-I /2 and Palisades 32. But Grant stopped the victory parade as they won the "C" division, 69-I /2 to runnerup Palisades 35. San Pedro 26 and Granada Hills, 23-I/2 and Chatsworth 20 rounded out the top five.

New Los Angeles City High School records were set in the 200 yard medley relay, 200 yard freestyle, 200 yard in- dividual medley i00 yard butterfly, 400 yard freestyle, I00 yard breaststroke and 400 yard freestyle relay.

The Birmingham quartet of Rodney Skinner, Mike Griffin, John Balant and Jeff McConnel returned 1:42.0 for the 200 yard medley relay as Monroe was adistant second in 1:44.9.

Terry Foote, Palisades, the meet 's only double winner, set a new City mark in the I00 yard butterfly as he upset the defending champion Glen Hughes. Foote clocked 53.2, Hughes 53.8 and Mark Doyle, Grant, a distant third, 55.4. Foote, a junior, had ear l ier won the 50 yard freestyle, in 22.6, barely touching out Hughes who was timed in 22.7.

Tim Norlan, a Birmingham sophomore, set a record to win the 200 yard freestyle, 1:48.9, as San Pedro's defend- ing champion, Charles Dragicevich, faded in the last two strokes, clocking 1:49.3. Dick Zimmer, Palisades, 1:51.3 was third.

Mike Thomas, Verduge Hills senior, successfullydefended his 200 yard individual medley crown as he lowered his own record to win in the time of 2:04.9. Thomas trailed Wayne Pugh, Birmingham until the end of the breaststroke leg. On this leg, the victor wiped out the 10feet lead enjoyed by Pugh and went on to easi lywinhis secondCity medley crown in as many years. Pugh clocked 2:05.8.

In the breaststroke, Thomas went down to defeat though he lowered his City mark by achieving 1:03.2. But this even- ing, Greg Mader, Chatsworth, went even faster, 1:03.0 for his record and an upset of the 1966 champion.

Wayne Pugh successfully retained his 400 yard freestyle title as the 1966 kingpin trailed the two early leaders, Nor- fen and Dragicevich for 300 yards, and then made up the three yard deficit with a blistering sprint to win by a body length over Norlen, 3:56.9 to 3:58.2. Dragicevichwas timed ir~ 3:59.5 for third.

The last record came in the 400 yard freestyle relay as the Birmingham relay team of McConnel, Lindner, Norlen and Pugh came from behind to nipGrant3:21.7 to 3:22.2.

John Balent, Birmingham, almost pulled off a surprising double. He placed second in the springboard diving, 213.95 to the winner, Mike Thomas, Canoga Park, 226.35. Defend- ing champion, Sonny Gossick, Reseda, was third 213.45. Balent scored his upset in winning the I00 yard backstroke three events later. He clocked 58.4, with teammate Rocky Skinner, 59.0 second and Taft 's Dick Marting, third 1:01.3.

A Palisades sophomore, Dick Zimmer won the I00 yard freestyle in 50.0 with Birmingham's Jeff McConnel 50.4 and Gary Johns, Grant 50.8 trailing in that order.

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JAMISON, HAYWOOD, JOB TAKE FIRSTS

S P I T Z - S A N T A Detroit, Mich.- Mark Spitz and the Santa Clara High School

team, coached by George Haines, for the second straight year so dominated the high school All America listings (20 mentions) that only in the breaststroke did a Santa Clara swimmer fail to hold the f irst place ranking. The Cali- fornia team compiled the most outstanding record ever achieved.

Spitz, now a junior, led the 1967 National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association High School All America listing in four individual (sc) events: the 200 yd. freestyle (1:43.6); 400 yd. freestyle (3:38.9); 100 yd. butterfly (49.1); and the 200 yd. individual medley (1:54.4)s all are National High School records with the butterfly and medley times also establishing American records. He was fourth in the 100 yd. freestyle with a time of 48.0.

The Santa Clara relay teams again took first all Amer- ican rankings in both relays and lowered their records set last year. Mitch Ivey, Jack Faunce, Spitz and Bob Jamison reduced the 200 yd. medley relay time to 1:36.7; and Jami- son, Rick Eagleston, Fred Haywood and Spitz set the 400 freestyle relay mark at 3:06.8.

Jamison made an outstanding showing with two firsts of his three individual mentions: a new high school record in the 100 yd. freestyle (46.6); f i rs t in the 50 yd. freestyle (21.6); and was listed 13th in the 200 yd. freestyle (1:47.6).

Tied for second in the 50 yd. freestyle were Louis Janos, Miami Springs High School, Fla. (who led the nation in 1966 with 21.4 but this year could do no better than 21.70; Lee Bradford, Avondale High School, Ga.; and Dirk Van Hoesen, Deerfield High School, Ill.

Eagleston of Santa Clara followed Jamison in the 100 yd. freestyle with a 47.4.

Fred Haywood, another Santa Claran, set a new national high school record for the 100 yd. backstroke (53.1), fol- lowed by teammate Mitch Ivey (53.2).

Another national high school mark was credited to Brian Job, Kent State High School, Ohio. He erased Jack Faunce's (Santa Clara) 1965 record of 1:00.7 for the 100 breaststroke with a 1:00.6. Van Hoesen was second, 1:01.1.

In diving, Mike Chaibeck, Madera High School, Calif.; John Huffstutter, Newark, Ohio; Dick Rydze, Mt. Lebanon, Pa.; Gary Gibboney, John Adams, Ind.; Doug Malin, Hinsdale, Ill.; and Ted Nichols, Palo Alto, Calif., were among the 24 honorees.

Other noteworthy achievements were by John Fer r i s , Rio Americano High, Calif., named in four individual events, and Alan West, Memorial High, Tex., with three individuals.

Fer r i s was third in the 200 yd. individualmedley (1:59.9); third in the 100 yd. butterfly(52.2); listed 14th in the 200 yd. freestyle (1:47.6) and 15th in the 400 yd. freestyle (3:52.8).

West had three individual mentions: 5th in the 100 yd. freestyle (48.0); 8th in the 200 yd. freestyle (1:46.5); and 15th in the 50 yd. freestyle (22.1). His school's team (West, Helmans Suchecki, McMillion) was second in the 400 yd. freestyle relay (3:16.7).

Again this year California led the nation in individual

MARK SPITZ BOB JAMISON

C L A R A H I 6 H - N A T I O N ' S B E S T swimming events, with 65 rankings out of a possible 187 listings. Southern California claimed 51 individual listings, while the northern swimmers gained 15. In the relay All America listings, Southern California had 8 mentions and Northern California, four, for a state total of 12 out of a possible 41.

California's strength is due greatly to its strong free- style swimmers, who were able to amass seven of the top 10 positions in the 200 yd. freestyle listings and nine of the f irst eleven 400 yd. freestyle positions.

Californians placing high in the 200 yd. listings were: Spitz; Andrew Strenk, Fullerton High; Mike Allen, Palo Alto High; Fred Haywood; Mike Martin, Corona del Mar High; Steve Genter, Lakewood High; and Dave O'Malley, Los Altos High.

Those claiming the nine high 400 yd. freestyle positions were: 'Spitz; Genter; Trevor Charlton, Arcadia High; Strenk; Allen; Martin; Steve Frlekin, Lasuen High; Tod Spieker, Menlo Atherton High; and Mark Shelley, McClatchey High.

The only threats to the California swimmers in these top place rankings were provided by Tom Ludwig, BaldwinHigh, Pa., with his fast second place times inboth the 200 and 400 yd. freestyle events, 1:45.4 and 3:45.0, respectively; Alan West, Memorial High, Tex., and Jer ry Heindenreich, Hill- crest High, Tex., in the 200 yd. event; and Jody Helman, Memorial High, in the 400 yd. event.

Illinois swimmers continued to win a strong position on the national picture with 23 individual mentions and 15 relay rankings.

Third highest in state rankings was Texas with 22 indi- vidual and two relay mentions.

Twenty-five other states placed men in the All America rankings. Ohio with eight individual swimming postings and six relays placed fourth in overall standings, followed by Florida, 10 individual and one relay; Pennsylvania, nine individual, one relay; Michigan, six individual, two relay; Kansas, six individual; New York, three individual, one relay; Utah, New Jersey, Minnesota, Indiana and Colorado, each with three individual; Georgia, Iowa,Nebraska, Oregon and Virginia, each with two individual; Oklahoma, one indi- vidual and one relay; and Wisconsin, NewMexicos Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Missouri and Rhode Island, each with one individual.

SWIMMING WORLD'S exclusive column, ' 'Where Are They Now", giving the college of each all America, will appear in the October issue.

For complete listing, including Honorable Mentions please turn to page 41.

The following are the automatic All-America qualifying times for the 1966-67 season:

200 yd. medley relay . . . . . . . . ~ 1:42.3 100 yd. freestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48.4 200 yd, freestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:46.5 100 yd. backstroke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56.1 50 yd. freestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22.0 400 yd. freestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3;49.7 200 yd individual medley . . . . . . . 2:02.8 100 yd. breaststroke . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:02.0 100 yd. butterfly . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53.4 400 yd. freestyle relay . . . . . . . . . . . 3:19,8

FRED HAYWOOD RICK EAGLESTON Photo by Lee P i l h

JODY HELMAN ALAN WEST

MITCH IVEY

TOM LUDWIG ESEN ANDY STRENK

JEFF LOSCH BRIAN JOB

1967 HIGH SCHOOL ALL ANERICA TEAM NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTIC SWIH'IlNG COACHES ASSOCIATION

COMPILED BY RALPH DEETZ, REDFORD UNION H.S.

* AUTOMATIC QUALIFYING FOR 1967-68 SCHOOL YEAR ' ' NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTIC RECORD

EQUALS NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTIC RECORD

200 YO HEDLEY RELAY - SANTA CLARA HS, CAL.(HITCH IVEY,JACK FAUNCE,HARK SPITZ,BOB JAMI- SON)**I:36.7; ROCK Is. HS,ILL.(BILL SCHUSTER,STEVE FRINK,$TEVE 61LLIAM,MARC GILLIAM) 1:41.3; BLACKFORD HS,CAL.(JOHN HITCHCOCR,JIM VANFLEET,BRENT YOUNGBLOOD,BRIAN WORRELL) 1:41.3; WILSON HS,CAL.(JOHN KIDDIE,JEFF SNEPARD JEFF LOSCN,Ross MELIN) 1:41.8; MEMORIAL HS,TEx.(WAYLAND FOWLER,HIKE CRAMER,TOM SUCHECKI,DAVE ROLKE) 1:41.8; SIR FRANCIS DRAKE, CAL.(ROBERT GIRUIN,JOHN 8KALe,BEN EDMANDS,PAUL SAUGES) 1:42.1; HAINE So.HS, ILL.(FRANK HCCULLOUGH,TOH TORGERSEN,RAY HcCuLLOUGH,PETE BOWEN) 1:42,2; OEL NAR HS,CAL.(GLENSCHANCK, JOHN FAUSKE,OAvE SHILLING,DENNIS PETTY)*I:42o3; FIRESTONE HS,ONIO (LEE EISlNGER,NONHAN LOGES,BOB JONE$,KIM LINTER) 1:42.4; DEENFIELD HS, ILL.(ToM AXTELL,DIRK VANHOESEN, DON DAHLSTROM,CHiP AVERY) 1:42.6; PLAINVIEW HS,NY (STEVE MCGRAIN,JON BROWN,PETE CAMPANELLA) 1:42.7; NEW TRIER EAST,ILL.(STEVE HCCAIN,FRED KLEIN,ROB JONES,~ICK GUTSTADT) 1:42.B; EVANSTON HS, ILL.(BARRY LIFSCHULTZ,ROBT.WROBEL, DANA TNORNE,TOM HASWELL) 1:42.R;CuYAHOGA FALLS HB,O.(CASEY ROBERTS,ToM NORTON,JIM GABLE,GREG HILEMAN) 1:42.8; THORNRIDGEHS, ILL. (JIM BOROWSNI,WAYNE WILHELMSEN,HENRY HAYS,KEN MILLER) 1:43.0; UPPER ARLINGTON HS,OHIO (JOHN HOSTERHAN,CHAB. HOWARD,ANDY SNOW,OOUG REISER) 1:43.1; LOYOLA AC.,ILL.(STEVE MO- CARTHY,JAY REYNOLDS,BOB BENNEWITZ,6TEVE KOHLER) 1:43.1; HINSDALE H$,ILL.(SCOTT GAROINER, BILL LAURITZEN,HIKE PRINGLE,RICH ANDERSON) 1:43.2; GRAND BLANC,NICH.(CRuCK OLSON, RICK LOOMIS,OAVE SPAULDING,OOuG HcCoMss) 1:43.2; EUCLID HS, OHIO (BOB HENIKMAN, BRET HAMIL- TON, DAVE BRUNSON, RICHARD PREZTAK) 1:43.3.

200 YD FREESTYLE - HARK SPITZ,SANTA CLARA HS,CAL.#I:43.6; TOM LUOWIG,BALDWIN HS,PENN. 1:45.4; ANDREW STRENK,FULLERTONHS,CAL. I;45.5; HIKE ALLEN, PALO ALTO HS,CAL. 1:45.5; FRED HAYWOOD, SANTA CLARA HS,CAL.I:46.3; HIKE MARTIN,CORONA OEL HAR HS,CAL. 1:46.4; STEVE GENTER,LAKEWOO0 HS,CAL. 1:46.5; ALAN WEST, HEMORIAL HS,TEx.*I:46.5; DAVE OIHALLEY LOS ALTOS H$,CAL. 1:47.0; JERRY HEINDENREICH,HfLLCREST HS,TEX. 1:47.1; TREVOR CHARLTON, ARCADIA HS,CAL. 1:47.1; JERRY PAXTON,DANVILLE HS,ILL. 1:47.6; BOB JAelSON,SANTA CLARA HS,CAL. 1:47.6; JOHN FERRIS, RIO AM ERICANO HS,CAL. 1:47.6; Roe $CHOOS, NILES NORTH HS, ILL. 1:47.7; STEVE DURAPAU, RORT. LEE H$, TEX. 1:47.9; HIKE NABER, FENWICK RS, ILL. 1:47.9; BRIAN KRkUSE, No.TONAWkNDA HS,NY 1:48.1; TOM WARRURTON, COFFEYVILLE H$, KANS. 1:48.2; RO8T. KITTEL, CYPRUS HS, UTAH 1:4B.2; DAVE HARKER, TOLEDO ST.FRANC.,O. 1:48.2.

50 YO FREESTYLE - 806 JAelSON, SANTA CLARA HS,CAL. 21.6; LOUIS JANOS,HIAMI SPN.HS, FLA. 21.7; LES 8RAOFOKO, AVONDALE HS, GA. 21.7; OIRK VANHOESEN, DEERFIELC HS,ILL. 21.7; RICK EAGLESTON, SANTA CLARA HS, CAL. 21.8; DAVE EDGAR, FT.LAUOERDALE HS, FLA. 21.8; SCOTT GARDINER, HINSOkLE HS, ILL. 22.0; RICK ANDENSON, HINSDALE HB, ILL. ,22.0; DENNIS STITES, SO.SEND CENTRAL HS, IND. 22.0; STEVE LEWERS, EOINA HS,NINN. 22.0; RICHARD NAY, SUNSET HS TEX. 22.0; KIM LINTER, FINESTONE HS,0. 22.1; KEN POWERS, 6URBANK HS,CAL. 22.1; STEPHEN CARNY, FINNEYTOWN HS,Oulo 22.1; ALAN WEST, MEMORIAL H$,TEx. 22.1; DAVID ARTHUR, JEFFER- SON HS,TEX. 22.2; BOB RAMSEY, PALO ALTO HS, CAL. 22.2; 8ILL BARTHOLD, LOY NORRIS HS, HICH. 22.3; MIKE BOYLE, WICHITA E.HS, RAMS. 22.3; ROBT. HILLIGAN, PLAINFIELD, NJ 22.3.

200 YD INDIVIDUAL HEOLEY - HARK SPitZ, 8kNTACLARA HS, CAL.'*1:54o4; JOOY HELMAN, HEM- OR IAL HS, TEx. 1:59.0; JOHN FERRIS, RIO AMERICANO HB,OkL. 1:59.9; DAVID SHILLING, DEL WAR HS, CAL. 2:01.2; GANY HALL, RANCHO ALAMITOS HS,CAL. 2:01.8; JOHN LUOWlG, BALDWIN HS PENN. 2:02.2; LAWRENCE BARBIERE, LENAPE H$, NJ 2:02.5; GERRY SNOEMAKER, JESUIT HS, TEX. 2:02.8; HITCH IVEY, SANTA CLARA HS, CAL. 2:03.0; JO, N OERR, NOTRE DAME HS,CAL. 2:03.0; JACK FAUNCE, SANTA CLARA HS, CAL. 2:03.3; TIM HU$CH, PACIFIC H$, CAL. 2:03.4; CHARLES NIEMAN, HINSDALE HS, ILLo 2:03.7; JAMIE KNORR, WICRITA E. HS, KANS. 2:03.8; PAUL BRUN- DACE, POMPANO BCH HS, FLA. 2:03.8; LESTEN MCCORMICK, FITZGERALD HS, MICH. 2:04.0; JOHN FERGU$ON, BURRANK HS, CAL. 2:04.2; BILL MOORE, TNORNRIOGE HS, ILL. 2:04.3; CHARLIE ~HITH, ARLINGTON HS, TEX. 2:04.3; CURT ARDO, SANTA NONICA HS, CAL. 2:04.3.

DIVING - HIKE CHALBECK, MAOERA HS, CkL.; ROBERT LINKp ROSWELL HS, N.MEX.; GARY GISBONEY, JOHN ADAMS HS, INO.; GEORGE BYRD, GRANOBY HS, VA.; EOWARD RAMOS, LINCOLN H$, COLORADO; RAY POWENS, WYANDOTT HS, KANS.; CHARLES NOONAN, DELASALLE HS, LA.; OOUG HANNA, STRANAHAN HS, FLA.; JOHN HUFFSTUTTER, NEWARK HS, DHIO; STEVE BPIKES, ROOSEVELT HS, IOWA; DAVlO ~AT- KINS, BRUNSWICK HS, HAINE; JIM HUNT, LINCOLN HS, NEBR.; DAVID ClOGHETTI, COTTAGE GROVE HS ORE.; TIM FOULKS, WAUWATOSA W.H$, WISe.; DONALD GRANAM, SooHADLEY HS,HASS.; DICK RYDZE, HT. LERANON HS, PA.; THOMAS CRkMER, GARNER HS, MICH.~ LARRY RENFRO, ~VWERT HS, MISSOURI; TED OLSON, SOUTH HS, UTAH; CHRIS SCHACHT, IRVING H$, TEA.; HICHAEL EVANS, CRANSTON WEST, RNOOE IS.; TODD 6MITH, EOINA, MINN.; DOUG HALIN, HIN$DALE, ILL.; TED NICHOLS, PALO ALTO.

I00 YD BUTTERFLY - HARK SPITZ, SANTA CLANk HS, CAL.**49.1; JEFF LOSCH, WILSON HS, CAL. 51.9; JOHN FERRIS, RIO AMERICANO H$, CAL. 52.2; JOE WELSH, PALO ALTO HS, CAL. 52.6; HARD GILLIAH, ROOK Is.HS. ILL. 53.1; ALAN BUTCHER, ARAPAHOE HS, COLO. 53.1; GARY HALL, RANCHO ALAMITOS HS, CAL. 53.3; ALLEN RHEEM, WASHINGTON HS, COL0.'53.4; TERRY 8RAZEL, BANOBURGHS ILL. 53.5; DAVID HANRAHAN, STRANAHAN HS, FLA. 53.5; HARRY DIAZ, SANTA CLARA HS, CAL. 53.6; JERRY HEIOENREICR, HILLCREST H$, TEX. 53.7; BRENT YOUNGBLOOD, 6LACKFORO HS, CAL. 53.7; JOHN LUNBFORD, MONROE HS, MICH. 53.8; TOM SUCHECKI, MEMORIAL H$, TEX. 54.0; DAVE PALUSkK, GLENOORA HS, CAL. 54.0; STEVE WASZAK, U.OF DETROIT HS, HICH. 54.0; DAVE PEARL, COLUMBUS HS, NJ 54.1; RAY HcCULLOUGH, MAINE SO.,ILL 54.1; KiP PARSONS, ~ICRITA FLS 54.2.

I00 YD FREESTYLE - BOB JAMISON, SANTA CLNRA HS, CAL.**46.6; RICN EAGLESTON, SANTA CLARA, CAL. 47.4; PAUL TIETZE, COLLEGE HS, ONLAo 47.6; HARK SPITZ, SANTA CLARA HS,CAL. 4B.0; ALAN ~EST, HEMORIkL HS, TEX. 48.0; KEN POWERS, BURBANK H$, CAL. 48.3; LEE BRAOFORD, AVON- DALE HS, CA. 4B.4; 806 RAMBEY, PALO ALTO HS, CAL.'48.4; JIM DENVIR, POMPANO BEACH HS,FLA. 48.5; RICH ANDERSON, HINSDALE HS, ILL. 48.6; DREW LIGON, ODESSA HS, TEX. 48.6; OAVlO ARTHUR, JEFFERSON HS, TEX. 4B.8; ERiC HAkPANIEMI, ~ESTRURY HS, TEX. 48.B; TURIN GERHART, We. PENN HS, PENN. 48.9; JAMIE KNORR, WICHITA FALLS H$,KANS. 49.0; BRIAN KRAUSE, NO. TONAWANUA H$, NY 49.0; ALAN PINSON, BURROUGHS HS, CAL. 49.0; JERRY PkXTON~ DANVILLE H$, ILL. 49.1; RUBBLE COON, WASNINGTON HS, IOwA 49.2; STEPNEN CARNY, FINNEYTOWN, OHiO 49.2.

I00 YO BACKSTROKE - FRED HAYWOOD, SANTA CLARA HB, CAL.**53.1; WITCH IVEY, 6ANTA CLARA, CAL. 53.2; FRANK HcCuLLOOGR, MAINE So.H~, ILL. 54.B; JACK HULME, GATEWAY HS, PENN. 54.9; HIKE BEAOCHAMP, PARK ROSE HS, ORE. 55.8; REED SIEVIN, PENN HILLS H$, PENN. 56.1; BTEVE GILLIAM, ROCK Is.HS, |LL. 56.1; RONALD HILLS, ARLINGTON HTS HS, TEX.*56.1; RICHARDCOOLEY JACKSON PARNSIDE HS,NICH. 56.2; STEVE TROMBOLD, WI~ITA EAST HS, KAN$. 56.3; BTEVE GENTES, HOMESTEAD HS, CAL. 5B.3; STEVE HCCANTHY, LOYOLA AC.,ILL. 56.4; GLEN SCHANCK, OELMAR H~, CAL. 58.4; PAUL LkNDES, EAST HB, UTAH 56.5; BILL SCHUSTER, ROCK Is. HS, ILL. 56.7; JOHN KIDDIE, WILSON H$, CAL. 56.7; STEVE NITCNELL, LAKE¥1EW HS, NICH. 5B.8;STEVE DOYLE, SANTA CLARA HS, CAL. 56.B; JAMES ROWELL, HIAMI SPR.,FLA. 56.9; BILL FORVlTT, RICHWOODS,lLL.57.0.

400 YD FREESTYLE - MARK SPITZ, SANTA CLARA HS, CAL.*'3:38o9; TOM LUOWIG, BkLOWlN He, PA.' 3:45.0; STEVE GENTER, LAKEWOOD HS, CAL. 3:46.1; TREVOR CHARLTON, ARCADIA HS, CAL. 3:46.1~ ANDREW STRENK, ~LLERTON HS, CAL. 3:46.6; HIKE ALLEN, PALO ALTO HS, CAL. 3:48.3; HIKE HARTIN, CORONA OEL HAR HS, CAL. 3:49.0; JODY HELMAN, MEMORIAL H~, TEX.*3:49.7; STEVE FNLEKIN, LAUSEN HS, CAL. 3:49.B; TOO BPIEKER, MENLO ATHERTON HS, CAL. 3:51.2; HARK ~HEL- LEY, NCCLATCHEY HB, CAL. 3:52.1; BRUCE STEINER, RICNWOODS HJ, iLL. 3:52.6; STEVE DURAPAU ROBT. LEE HS, TEX. 3:52.B; GARY HALL, RANCHO ALAHOS H$, CAL. 3:52.8; JORN FERRIS, RIO AMERICANO HS, CAL. 3:52.8; HIKE NkSER, FENWICR HB, ILL. 3:53.0; BOB $CHOOS, NILES NONTR HS, ILL. 3:53.6; BILL BAIRD, KENT STATE H$, OHIO 3:54.0; DAVE OeNALLEY, LOS ALTOS, CAL.

3:54.0; STEVE EISNAB, AMADOR HS, CAL. 3:55.1; JOHN GILL, 6ERRA HS, CAL. 3:56.1; VERNON DASCH, POMPANO BEACH HS, FLA. 3:56.1.

IOO YO BREASTSTROKE - BRIAN JOB, KENT STATE HS, OHIO **1:00.6; OIRK VAN HOESEN, OEER- FIELD HB, ILL. I:01.1; JACK EAUNCE, SANTA CLARA HS, CAL. 1:01.6; GERRY SHOEMAKER, JESUIT HS, TEX. 1:01.7; JAMES COUNSiLMAN, UNIVERSITY HS, IND. 1:01.8; DAVID SHILLING, OELHAR HS, CAL. I:01.9; STAN EWING, LINCOLN SOUTHEAST HS, NEBR. 1:02.0; JOHN LUDWIG, BALDWIN HS, PENN.*I:O2.0; ROBERTWROBEL, EVANSTON HS, ILL. 1:02.1; DENNIB PURSLE¥, TRINITY HS, KENTUCKY1:02.2; PAUL 8NUNDAGE, POMPANO 8EACH HS, FLA. 1:02.3; TOM MORTON, CUYHOGA FALLS HS, 0H101:02.4; HEAL SHERMAN, 8ULNA HS, CAL. 1:02.8; HIKE FISHER, MAYO H$, MINN. 1:03.1; TIM MUSCR, PACIFIC HS, CAL. 1:03.1; STEPHEN CHENEY, T.C. WILLIAMS HS, VA. 1:03.3; JEFF NOCK, WESTERN HS, CAL. 1:03.4; THOMAS NORTHNOP, PITTSFORO CENTRAL H$, NEW YORK 1:03.6; JAMES PERKINS, GAINESVILLE HS, FLA. 1:03.6; DAVID ANSTINE, WIL- LIAM PENN H$. PENN. 1:03.6.

400 YO FREESTfLE RELAY - SANTA CLARA HS, CAL. (808 JAHISON, RICK EAGLESTON, FREO HAY- WOOD, MARK SPITZ) *'3:06.8; MEMORIAL HS, TEXAS (ALAN WEST, JODY HELMAN, Toe SUCHECKI, STEVE HCHILLION) 3:16.7; BURBANK HS, CAL. (PATT FLIG', JOHN FERGUSON, TIM THOMAS, KEN POWERS) 3:16.8; COLLEGE HS, OKLA. (B. ALLEN, R. BALDWIN, J. OWEN, P. TIETZE) 3:17o3; PALO ALTO HS, CAL (BoB RAMSEY, OICK STeUBeN, JOE WELSH, MIKE ALLEN) 3:17.3; CORONA OEL HAR HS, CAL (84LL STONER, OOUG SCHAUMBERGEH, MIKE MARTIN, ERIC CARSON) 3:18.5; HINSDALE HS, ILL (JOHN KINSELLA, BRIAN KNOX, SCOTT GAROINER, RICH ANDERBON) 3:19,6; TOLEDO ST. FRANCIS HS, OHIO (RICHARD RYLEY, BOB ZANN, DYKE EDWARDS, GREGG ZANN) "3:19.8; BALDWIN HS, PENN. (Neo STEELE, DEE TAYLOR, JOHN LUDWIG, TOM LUDWIG) 3:21.0; RIO AMERICkNO HS, CAL (JONATHAN BAKER, STEVE HART, TOM FAIRBANKS, JOHN FERRIS) 3:21.2; NEW TRIER EAST HS, ILL. (DON FORD, CHUCK ~ITZEN, RICK GUTSTADT, TIM HEALY) 3:22.0; DANVILLE HS, ILL. (DAVE TANNER, RANDY I~tNN, JOE TANNER, JERRY PAXTON) 3:22.5; NILES NORTH HS, ILL. (RoN VENDER, JOHN WOLZ, 8ILL BMITH, 808 SCNOOS) 3:22,6; OEERFLD HS, ILL. (CHIP AVERY, DON OAHLSTROM, ERIC ALMASY, glen VANHOESEN) 3:22.7; RICRWOOOS H$, ILL (OouG LEVNIG, DAN ~LTORFER, DAVE WAND, BILL REID) 3:22.9; LAUSEN HS, CALIF. (OouG KIRK, B08 WEBSTER, PETE GUTIERREZ, STEVE FNLEKIN) 3:22.9; NEWPORT HARBOR HS, CAL. (TONY LABIANCA, BRAD SMITH, ERIC LINOROTH, HIKE CUNNINGHAM) 3:23.2; LAKEVlEW HS MICH. (STEVE MITCHELL, ERIC MORSE, DAVE WILSON, MIKE CAMPBELL) 3:23.5; UFPEN ARLiNG- TON HS, OHIO (CHUCK PALMER, BILL C OPELAND, HARK EZELL, JAMES BAKER) 3:21.7; 8TNANAHAN HS, FLORIDA (GEORGE 8ELL, DICK 80LING, ROBIN PRIDAY, HANS BCHAPEN) 3:23.7; ARCAOIA HS CALIF. (CHARLES CAMPBELL, TREVOR CHkRLTON, STEVE MOODY, STEVE ARNDT) 3:23.7.

NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTIC ~IM'~IING COACHES I-IONORABLE-NENTION SELECTION

200 YD HEDLEY RELAY - 6LACKFORO HS, CAt. 1:43.4; MIAMI SPRINGS HS, FLA. 1:43.4; WASHINGTON HS, COLO. 1:43.5; NEW TRIER WEST HS, ILL. 1:43.5; HCKINLEY HS, OHIO 1:43.5; BUENA HS, CAL. 1:43.5; WH. PENN HS, PENN. 1:43.6; PLYMOUTH HS, HICHIGAN 1:43.7; TRENTON HS, HICR. l:43.B; FLETCHER HS, FLA. 1:43.8; GAINESVILLE, FLA.I:43.8.

200 YD FREESTYLE - BILL ALLEN, COLLEGE HS, OKLA. 1:48.8; LARRY LOZENSKY, ALAMEDA HS, CAL. 1:49.0; LARRY LANMERT, SO. POet HS, IND. 1:49.3; STEVE FNLEKIN, LAUSEN HS, CAL. 1:49.4; STEVE TROMBOLD, WICHITA EAST HS, KANS. 1:49.8; ROSBIE COOK, WABHINGTON HS, IOWA 1:49.9; BRIAN KNOX, HINSDALE HS, ILL. 1:50.0; JONN KINSELLA, HINSDALE HS, ILL. 1:50.1; STEVE MCGRAIN, PLAINVIEW HS, NY 1:50.1; LEE 6EZOLO, HIGHLANDS HS, KY 1:50.4.

50 Y8 FREESTYLE - REED 81.EVIN, PENN HILLS HS, PENN. 22.4; DENNIS STITES, SOUTH BEND CENTRAL, IND. 22.4; TOH FAIRBANKS, RIO AMERICANO H$, CAL. 22.4; MICHAEL ROCKWELL, TOOLE HS, UTAH 22.5; JOHN WOLZ, NILES NORTH HS, ILL. 22o5; STEPHEN OHLSON, EAST HS, ILL. 22.5; ROGER HAWKINS, WESTSlDE HS, NEBR. 22.5; ROBERT BERN, CAMDEN HS, CAL. 22.6; BRIAN WORRELL, 6LACKFORD HS, CAL. 22.6; ERIC HOLTZE, SIOUX CITY CENTRAL HS, IOWA 22.6; SRIP VOUES, ALAMEDA HS, CAL. 22.6.

200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - DAN HYLANT, TOLEDO ST. FRANCIS HS, OHIO 2:04.5; TOM WAN- BURTON, FIELD KINDLEY HS, KANS. 2:04e8; STEVE FRLEKIN, LAUSEN HS, CAL. 2:04.9; STAN

ENING, SOUTHEAST HS, NEBR. 2:05.1; MICHAEL BEAUCHAMP, PARK ROSE He, ORE. 2:05.7; CARL NOBACK, SOUTH'WEST HS, HISSOURI 2:05.8; STEVE ARNDT, PARK ROSE H$, ORE. 2:05.9; BILL MURTAGR, TOLEDO ST. FRANCIS HS, OHIO 2:06.3; TiM FRETHOLO, FAIRYIEW HS, OHIO 2:06.3; BILL PASSEY, WESTWOOD HS, ARIZ. 2:0B.4.

DIVING - RICHARD WILSON, ROLLING HILLS HS, CALIF.; LARRY $1SNEROS, WEST HS, COLORAm ; DAVID LAING, ~OUTH HADLEY H$, HASS.; ALAN ROSS, BYRD H~j LOUISIANA; DAVID COWARD, ALLEN PARK HS, MICH.; RICHARD ALTMAN, ADAMS HS, INDIANA; BRIAN MCLAREN, JEFFERSON HS, COLO.; JAMES CARTWNIGHT, ROCKFORD HS, ILL.; JACK LAUGHLIN, JONES VALLEY HS, ALABAMA; JEFFREY HONTGOMERY, GAINESVILLE HS, FLORIDA.

IO0 YO BUTTERFLY- JAMES WINING, CLINTON HS, IOWA 54.4; DAVID AVERS, WOODS DE HS, CALIF. 54.5; THOMAS TURNER, CULLMAN HB, ~LABAMA 54.7; JAMES LIKEN, CHURCHILL AREA HS, PENN. 54.7; KEN RIECH, HENOMINEE FALLS HS, WISCONSIN 54.7; CRAIG SEWELL, LAWSENCE CENTRAL HS, leo. 54.8; KEN WINFIELD, RED BANK HS, N.J. 54.8; JOHN HUNK, BROOKLYN TECR HS, N.Y. 54.8; MIKE DAVIS, PALO ALTO HS, CALF 54.8; PAT HcCoRo, PLYMOUTH, MICH. 54.9.

I00 YD EREESTYLE - STEVE GEORGE, WEST$10E HS, NEBR. 49.4; JOHN 8HERK, FORDSON HS. MICH 49.5; BRIAN WORRELL, BLACKFORD HS, CAL. 49.6; RAYMOND COLLINS, PLEASANT HILL HS, CAL. 49.8; ROGER HAWKINS, WESTSlDE HS, NEBR. 49.8; SCOTT PREY, WAUKESHA HS, WlSC. 49.9; ROBERT McCoMBS, GRAND BLANC HS, MICa. 50.1; OON FORO, NEW TRIER EAST HB, ILL. 50.2; SCOTT WRIGHT, LINCOLN SOUTH EAST HS, NEBR. 50.3; FRAY HEATH, ~ASHINGTON HS, CALIF. 50.9.

I00 YD BACKSTROKE - DAVE SCHMIDT, LINCOLN 60UTHWEST HS, NEBR. 57.2; DENNIS IMONOI, ENGLISH H$, MASS. 57.2; TODD ~11TR, EDINA H$, MINN. 57.2; STEVE HCGRAIN, PLAINVIEW HS, NEW YORK 57.2; BuR HANIKMAN, EUCLID H~, OHIO 57.2; ALAN OILLEY, CHAMPAIGN HS, ILL. 57.3; GUY MOLINA, ENClNAL H$, CAL. 57.3; WAYLAND FOWLER, HEMORIAL H$, TEXAS 57.3; CHUCN JOHNSON, LAWRENCE CENTRAL, IND. 57.4; STEVE MATHESON, KENNEWICK,WASH.57.8. 400 YO FREESTYLE - JOHN THUERER, RHINLANDER HS, WISC. 3:56.4; JOHN KINSELLA, HINSOALE H$, ILL. 3:56.4; LAWRENCE BARBIERE, LENAPE HS, N.J. 3:57.1; LARRY LAMMERT, SOUTH PONT HS, IND. 3:57.5; JIM MCCONICA, BUENA HB, CAL. 3:58.4; JOHN GILL, SERRA HS, CAL. 3:38.7; ROBERT ANDERSON, FLETCHER HS, FLA. 3:5B.8; BRIAN KNOX, HIN$DALE HS, ILL. 3:59.8; TIM FRETTHOLO, FAIRVIEW PK, OHIO 4:01.0; DICK STRUBBE, PALO ALTO, CAL. 4:01.2; ED ANDER- SON, FITZGERALD HS, HICHIGAN 4:01.5.

I00 YO BREASTSTROKE -RON HARCIKIC, TRENTON HS, HICH. 1:03.B; CHUCK JANNEY, GLEN 8ROOK HS, ILL. 1:03.8; ROBT. MCCuLLOUGH, No. ALLEGHANY HS, PENN. 1:03.8; HAROLD GRAY, BEREA HS, OHIO 1:03.8; JEFF LANINI, AMkDOR, CALo 1:03.9; THOMAS BATES, FRANKLIN H~,

HICH. t:03.9; GARY GRUNAU, McKINLEY HS, OHIO 1:03.9; 606 WRIGHT, WYANOOTTE HS, KANS. 1:03.9; TOM SCHAEDERLE, ~ . PENN, PA. 1:04.1; JOHN FORTUNE, DEARBORN HS, MICHIGAN I:04.1; FRED OTT, REDLANCS HS, CAL. 1:04.1.

400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - WILLIAM PENN HS, PENN. 3:29.9; GLENOORA HS, CkLIF. 3:23.9; S. F. AUSTIN HS, TEXAS 3:24.0; THORNRIDGE HS, ILL. 3:24.1; WESTBURY HS, TEXAS 3:24.1; WAUKESHA H$, ~ISCONSIN 3:24.5; HOMESTEAD H$, CALIF. 3:24.5; CAMDEN HS, CALIFORNIA 3:24.9; PLAINVIEW HS, NEW YORK 3:24.9; WICHITA FALLS HS, TEXAS 3:24.9.

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** NATIONAL JR. COLLEGE RECORD

50 YD FREESTYLE - KEN HAMMER, CERRITOS * '21.7; DENNIS PUrMAN, LONG BEACH ='21.7; BOB KAMMEYER, FOOTHILL 21.8; HANOY GRIMM, CHAFFEY 21.9; JERRY RAY, CERRITOS 22.2; RAY BAUM, MIAMI-DADE,FLA. 22.3; DICK WILLIkMSj LONG BEACH 22.3; JERRY WOLF, BAKERSFIELD 22.3; TOM PATTERSON, LA VALLEY 22.4; DEE REHFRO~ ORANGE COAST 22.4; BRUCE BRICKER, SEQUOIAS 22*5; DON FULLER, LA VALLEY 22.5; DON LEE, FOOTHILL 22,5.

I00 YD FREESTYLE - DENNIS PUTMANj LONG BEACH **46.7; KEN HAMMER, CERRITOS 47.2; RANOY GRIMM, CHAFFEY 47.8; BOB KAMMEYER~ FOOTHILL 48.0; CHRI~ RODERICK, SANTA HONICA 48.3; GLENN BABKER~ SANTA MONICA 48.6; INGVAR ERIKSSOH 9 FOOTHILL 48.7; GEORGE WATSON, FOOT- HILL 48.9; DAULTIN MAURIN, FULLERTON 49.1; STEVE DONAHUE, SAN JOAqUIN DELTA 49.5; BRUCE SNICKER, SEQUOIAS 49.6; JERRY ~OOLF, BAKERSFIELO 49.6.

200 YD FREESTYLE - GEORGE WATSONj FOOTHILL *=1:44.7; DENNIS PUTMAN, LONG BEACH 1:45.4; RALPH HUTTON, FOOTHILL 1:46,5; CHRIS HODERiCK, SANTA MONfCA 1:47.2; GLENN BARKER,SANTA MONICA 1:47.3; INGVAR ERIKSSON, FOOTHILL 1:47.6; JOHN MCCRARY, MENLO 1:47.8; MIKE ORO- 8EL, PASAOENA 1:48.6; SPIKE BECK, FULLERTON 1:48.6; RANDY GRIMM, CHAFFEY 1:48.8; TOM AKROP, SAN JOSE 1:49.0; RONALU BRUCE, SANTA ANA 1:49.3; TOM NIELSON~ LA VALLEY 1:49.3.

500 YD FREESTYLE - RALPH HUTTON, POOTHILL *=4:42.1; GEORGE WATSON, FOOTHILL 4:48.8; DENNIS PUTMAN, LONG BEACH 4:56.4; JOHN McCRABV, MENLO 4:57.7; FBANK WARNER~ ORANGE COAST 4:5B.0: RONALU BNUCE, SANTA ANA 4:58.4; DON PERRY, CHASOT 4:59.8; TOM NIELSENj LA VALLEY 5:03.7; TOM AKROP, SAN JOSE 5:04.2; JIM PkRKINSON, AMEBICAN RIVER 5:06.2; RALPH NELSON, LA VALLEY 5:08.4; STEPHEN COHEE, SANTA ANA 5:08.7.

1650 YO FREESTYLE - GEORGE WkTBON~ FOOTHILL=*I6:44.1; RALPH HUTTON, FOOTHILL,16:52.2; DENNIS PUTMAN, LONG BEACH 17:30.6; FRANK WARNtR, ORANGE COAST 17:30.7; JOHN MCCRARY 9 MENLO 17:34.9; TOM AKROP, SAN JOSE 17:48.0; DON PERRY, CHABOT 17:49.2; RONALD BRUCE, SANTA ANA 17:57.3; DAVlO KERR, SEQUOIAS 18:08.8; JiM PARKiNSON, AMERICAN RIVER 18:10.2; CHRIS ROOERICK, SANTA MONICA 18:12.0; FRANK AUGENSTEINj FOOTHILL 18:17.9.

100 YO BACKSTROKE - RALPH HUTTON, FOOTHILL 56.3; JOHN LUTZ, CHAeOT 56.9; JOHN MATTOS, FULLERTON 56.9; AUBRY MILLER, FULLERTON 57.2; DENNIS FITZGERALD, FOOTHILL 57.4; BoP BARTLETT, HARBOR 57.4; BILL PASqUINELLI, SAN FRANCISO0 58.2; DAVID SIMCOX, SANTA ANA 58.2; CRAIG JORGENSEN, GOLDEN WEST 58.3; DAVlO KERRj SEQUOIAS 58.3; CHRIS JENSEN, ORANGE COAST 58.4; JIM MENCONI, SAN MATEO 58.4.

2D0 YD BACKSTROKE - RALPH HUTTON, FOOTHILL*'I:59.5; DAVID KERRp SEQUOIAS 2:02.9; BOB BARTLETT, HAR60R 2:04.2; JOHN LUTZ, CHABOT 2:06.2; AUBRY MILLER, FULLERTON 2:07.3; DENNIS FITZGERALD, FOOTHILL 2:07.5; JIM MENCONI, SAN MATEO 2:08.1; BILL PASqUINELLIj SAN FRANCISCO 2:08.7; CHRIS JENSEN, ORANGE COAST 2:09.3; JOHN MATTOS, FULLERTON 2:09,6; JIM OSBORNE, PASADENA 2:10.3; DAVID SIMCOX, SANTA ANA 2:10.3.

iDD YD BREASTSTROKE - DON MCKENZIE, LA VALLEY **59.7; GERALD WHITE, FOOTHILL 1:02.0; DON TAYLOR, LONG BEACH 1:02.8; JIM TRIPLETT, SkN JOSE 1:03.2; PAUL WATTS, SAN JOSE 1:03.2; TOM WEEP, LA VALLEY 1:03.3; BASIL HOTZ, PASADENA 1:03,6; JOHN HUMMELL, HARBOR 1:03.7; JIM PERRY, MENLO 1:04.1; STEVE SMITH, SAN MATEO 1:04.1; JIM ROOERTSON, FOOT- HILL 1:04.3; CHUCK WORDEN, CITRUS 1:04,8.

200 YO ~REA$TSTROKE - DON MCKENZlE, LA VALLEY 2:14,8; PAUL WATTS, SAN JOSE 2:17,1; JIM TRtPLETT, SAN JOSE 2:17.4; DON TAYLOR, LONG BEACH 2:17.7; BASIL HOTZ, PASADENA 2:19.6; STEVE SMITN, SAN MATED 2:19.6; JiM ROBEBTON, FOOTHILL 2:2D.8; GERALD WHITE, FOOTHILL 2:20.8; TOM WEBS, LA VALLEY 2:21.4; RONALD BRUCE, SANTA ANA 2:21.8; JOHN HUMMELL, HAR- BOR 2:22.2; JIM PERRY, MENLO 2:22.9.

I00 YD BUTTERFLY - PAT YELOVICH, HARBOR 51.7; INGYAR EBINSSON, FOOTHILL 52.0; KEN HAM- MER, CERRITOS 53.6; GEORGE GIRVlN, FOOTHILL 53.7; JERRY RAY, CERRITOS 53.7; DENNIS NUGENT, SAN MATEO 54.0; TERRY PALMA, SANTA MONICA 54.0; RANDY SENN, BAKERSFIELD 54.5; TOM EHRHORN, SAN MATEO 54.8; HENRY FORD OtDELL~ MICHIGAN 55.5; RAY BAUM, MIAMI-DAOE, FLA. 55.6; DALTON MAURIN, FULLERTON 55.8.

200 YD BUTTERFLY - PAT YELOVICH, HARBOR 1:56.4; INGVAR ERIKSSON, FOOTHILL 1:56.5; DICK OLIYE~, FOOTHILL 1:59.5; TERRY PALMA, SANTA MONICA 2:01.6; KEN HAMMER, CERRITOS 2:02.4; RALPH HUTTON, FOOTHILL 2:02.6; DON PERRY, CHASOT 2:03.8; JOHN MCCRARY,HENLO 2:05.3; OouG MEYN. LA VALLEY 2:05.4; HANS WIGANO, CHABOT 2:06.6; RANDY SENN, BAKERS- FIELD 2:07.0; BUDDY REYNOLDS, HARBOR 2:07.1.

200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - PAT YELOVICH, HARBOR 1:59.9; DAVID KERR, SEQUOIAS 2:01.0; SPIKE BECK, FULLERTOH 2:03.1; RALPH HUTTON, FOOTHILL 2:03.7; INGVAR ERIKSSON, FOOTHILL 2:03.8; DICK OLIVER, FOOTHILL 2:04.3; RONALD BRUCE, SANTA AHA 2:05.1; JIM OSBORNE, PASADENA 2:06.6; BOB DOWELL, SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 2:07.2; JIM ROBERTSON, FOOTHILL 2:07.6~ AUBRY MILLER, FULLERTON 2:08.0; DON TAYLOR~ LONG BEACH 2:OBkS.

400 YO INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - RALPH HUTTON, FOOTHILL 4=16.5; DAVID KERR, SEQUOIAS 4:24.7; JIM OSBORNE, PASADENA 4:31.0; RONALD BRUCE, SANTA ANA 4:32.0; DICK OLIVER, FOOTHILL 4:33,8; JIM TRIPLETT, SAN JOSE 4:34.9; Doge MEYN, LOS ANGELES VALLEY 4:35.2; JIM ROBERT- SON, FOOTHILL 4:36.4; PAT YELOVlCH, HARBOR 4:38.2; ALAN NITAKE, LOS ANGELES VALLEY 4:38.5; RICK MILLER~ CHAFFEY 4:40.3; TOM OMDALL, LONG BEACH 4:34.7.

400 YD MEDLEY RELAY:- FOOTHILL (R. HUTTON, J. WHITE, l . ERIKSSON, B. KAMMEYER) 3:38,9; HARBOR (0. PESICH, P. YELOVICH, B. BARTLETT, J. HUMMELL) 3:43.5; LOS ANGELES VALLEY (C. WATSON 9 D. MCKENZIE, D. HEYN, T. PATTERSON) 3:44.2; SAN MATEO (J. MENCONI, S. SMITH, D. NUGENT, J. IVERSEN) 3:47.0; FULLERTON (J. MATTOS, 6. BECK, A. MILLER, D. MAURIN) 3:49.1; CHABOT (J. LUTZ, S. OSWILL, H. WIGAND, T. MUNCH) 3:50.0; PASADENA (O. MCiNTIRE, B. HOTZ, J. OSBORNE, M. OROSEL) 3:50.3; LONG BEACH (J. JOHNSON, D. TAY- LOR, T. OMDALL, D. WILLIAMS) 3:50.7; BAKERSFIELD (R. SENN, J. WOOLF, C. MENDENHALL, T. DAWSON) 3:51.0; SAN FRANCISCO (B. PASQUlNELLI, B. VAN RIJN, F. CERCOS, J. O'CONNOR) 3:53.4; ORANGE COAST (C. JENSEN, B. ROSSO, B. DAKE~ D. CARLTON) 3:53.6; CITRUS (P. WIL- SON, C. WOROEN, T, PRICE, R. CROSNO) 3:55.D.

400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - FOOTHILL ( l . ERIKSSON, R. HUTTON, G. WATSON, 8. KAMHEYER) 3:15.8; CERRITOS (K. HAt"mIEB, K. DETRICH, D. VINCENT, J. RAY) 3=16.5; ~ANTA MONICA (G. BARKER, T. PALMA, R. GRANOFIELO, C. ROOERICK) 3:17.1; FULLEBTON (D. HAURIN, W. COWIE, 6, BECN, A. MILLER) 3:19.3; CNABOT (W. WIGkND, J. LUTZ, T. MUNCH, S. BARTLE) 3:20.2; Los ANGELES VALLEY (T. NIELSEN, T. PATTERSON, E. SPAWN, D. FULLER) 3:20.7; LONG BEACH (D. WILLIAHS, J. LEMIEUX, G. LANGNER, D. PUTNAM) 3:21.1; SAN MATEO (0. NU- GENT, D. THOMAS, J. IVERSEN~ T. EHRHORN) 3:22.0; BAKERSFIELD (R. SEWN, D. 8ANDUCCI, M. ARTZj J. WOOLF) 3:23.0; CITRUS (P. WILSON, S. WYNE, R. CROSNO, T. PRICE) 3:23.9; SANTA ANA (R. BRUCE, D. SIMCOX, T. FULLER, S. COHEE) 3:24.0; ORANGE COAST (D. CARLTON, N, CARPENTER 2 D, RENFRO, C. JENSEN) 3:24.8.

800 YO FREESTYLE RELAY - FOOTHILL (D. OL~WER, F. AUGENSTEIN, D. LEE, R. HUTTON) 7=20.1*°; SANTA MONICA (G. BARKER, T. MORRISSEY~ T, PALMA, C. RODERICK) 7:23.4; CERRITOS (J. RAY, K. DIETRICH, D. VINCENT, K. HAMMER) 7:30.1; CHA80T (T. MUNCH, S. BARTLE, H. WIGANO, D. PERRY) 7:31.2; PASADENA (J. OSBORNE, R, KIETH, M. OROSEL, P. LOFTHOUSE) 7:32.1; BAH JOSE (J. BOVLES, C. JONES, J. TRIPLETT, T. AKROP) 7:32.7; SEQUOIAS (P. MILLER, B. CLAWSON, S, FEARER, D, KERR) 7:35.5; LOS ANGELES VALLEY (E. 6PANH, R. NELSON, A. NITAKE, T. NIEL- SEN) 7:36.D; SANTA ANA (S. COHEE, R. BRUCE, T. FULLER, M. MOREY) 7:36.0; SAN MATEO (D. NUGENT, 0. TNOMAS, T. EHRHORN, E, KLEVESAHL) 7:38.8; LONG BEACH (D. WILLIAMS, L. BENDER, T. OMOkLL, C. PUTNAM) 7:39.0; CHAFFEY (R. GRIMM, R. MILLER, T, PLA$SMAN, B. MOORE)7:40.4.

I METER DIVING (ALPHABETICAL) - ROGER kNOERSON, EVERET, WASH.; CHARLES AVERY, SAN HATEO; GREG BRYAN, EL CAMINO; GORDON CREED, FOOTHILL; GARY DAHLE, FOOTHILL; DOUG DENTOH, HIrER- SIDE; HIKE FREEMAN, BAKERSFIELD; DENNIS GOLDEN, CITRUS; FRANK GROFF, FOOTHILL; DENNIS HOPE~ DIABLO; PAT LANE, CITRUS;, BOB LYON, HENRY FORD, MICHIGAN; RUSTY MCCARTHY, LOS ANGELES VALLEY; CHARLES RIGGS, RIVERSIDE; RICH SIMMONS, CHABOT.

3 METER DIVING (ALPHABETICAL) - GREG BRYAN, EL CAMINO; GORDON CREED, FOOTHILL; GARy OAHLE FOOTHILL; DOUG DENTON, RIVERSIDE; DENNIS GOLOEN, CITRUS; FRANK GROFF, FOOTHILL; RICK HER- ZOFF, CHABOT; DENNIS HOPE, DIABLO; DREW JOHNSTON, CABBILLO; BUSTY MCCARTHY, LOS ANGELES VALLEY; CHARLES RIGGS, RIVERSlOE; RICH SIMMONS, CHABOT,

AMERICAN ,%JIMHING COACHES ASSOCIATION 1967 GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL ALL AMERICA 5"dlI'9"IlNG & DIVING TEAM

COMPILED BY: BOB FRIEDMAN, SWIMMING COACHj RANSOM SCHOOL

200 YD MEDLEY RELAY - PINE CREST (DIANA NYAD, JOANN HAINLINE, HINDY PILLOW, GALE FISHER) 1157.8**:.WESTPORT H3 (MARILYN BLABKE, ALICE WRIGHT, PAN HENDERSOH, LIBSY HENDERSON) 2:01.5; H.B.PLkNT.HS (MARY HANNING, BEVERLY ~ORLEY, DONNA RUSS, ANN WILSON) 2:01.9; CORAL PARK HS (DEBBIE GREEN, SHIRLEY DUFFY, JANIS LEWIS, DIANA KISlOA) 2:01.9; DAVID DOUGLAS HS (DIANE BURRY, ANN WIKMAN, ANN SHEEHY, DEeSIE PEYTON) 2:03.3.

200 YD FREESTYLE -PAM KRUSE, POMPANO BEACH HB 1:54.1"*; PENNY ESTES, MIAMI SPRINGS HS 1:58.4; MANY BENNETT, PINE CREST 1:59.2; HINDY PILLON, PINE CREST 1:59.6; GALE FISHER, PINE CREST 1:59.8.

50 YO FREESTYLE - GALE FISHER, PINE CREST 25,0**; MINDY PILLON~ PINE CREST 25.1; PENNY ESTES, MIAMI SPRINGS HB 25.4; JoANN MILLER, HIALEAN 25.7; JILL O'BRIEN, PINE CREST 25.7.

200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - CATIE BALL, HOST. E. LEE HS 2:16,2"* ; PAN KRUSE, POMPANO BEACH 2:17.6; JOANN HAINLINE, PINE CREST 2:18.5; HARILYN GORGON, PINE CREST 2:22.6; MARY BEN- NET, PINE CREST 2:23.0.

100 YO BUTTERFLY - HINDY PILLON, PINE CREST 1:01.7; HARILYN CORSON, PINE CREST I :DI .9 ; JANIS LEWIS, CORAL PARN HS I :02.2; JOANN HAINLINE, PINE CREST 1:02.7; SUSIE THIELBS, EASTERN HS 1:02.9.

IOO YD FREESTYLE - GALE FISHER, PINE CREST 53.9"*; PENNY ESTES, MIAMI SPRINGS HS 54.0; MINDY PILLON, PINE CREST 55.1; DEBBIE MOORE, BEAVENTON HS 55.5; NANCY FISHER, PINE CREST 56.1.

100 YD BACKSTROKE - DONNA HUMPHREY, WESTMINSTER H6 1:03.3"*; PAULA ALERNUS, BEAVERTON HS 1:05.0; TABBY BOLTON, HENRY CLAY H$ 1:05.2; NANCY FISHER, PINE CREST 1:06.0; OIANA NYAO, PiNE CNEST 1:06o7.

400 YD FREESTYLE - PAN KRUSE, POMPANO BEACH 4:06,4**; MARY BENNETT, PIHE CREST 4:18.0; PENNY ESTES, MIAMI SPRINGS 4:18.9; MINDY PILLOW, PINE CREST 4:23.0; KAREN TOMALIN, INGRAHAM HS 4:24.6.

109 YO BREASTS'I~OKE - CATIE BALL, ROBT. E. LEE I :07.7"* ; LYNN COLELLA, NATHAN HALE 1=10.3; CATHY JkMISON, WILSON HB 1:10.6; ROBIN MCFADDEN, SHELDON I : l i . 9 ; ALICE WRIGHT,~IESTPORT HS 1:12.7.

400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - PINE CREST (GALE FISHER, HARY BENNETT, NANCY FISHER, HINDY PILLON) 3:38,0**; PALMETTO HS (CANDY CALENDER, SUE FORBES, LAURIE BUCK, DALE ATKINSON) 3:57.1; MIAMI SPRINGS HS (KAREN ANORESON, JANA STEPHEHSON, HOLLY HOOGSON, LINOA BURTON) 3:57.3; BULLkRO HS (CHRIS O'NEAL, TING LAI, JAN 8PAULDING, JILL SPAULDING) 3:59.6; TAFT HS (LINDA CONNALLY, CLAUDIA WILKINSON, JERRI ADAIR, CINDY GAY) 4:01.1.

I METER DIVING - BARBARA BARROWS, WESTPORT HS 369.25; NORMA CHAN~J-ER, FAIRFAX HS 320.00; SALLY HAcLAREN, So. EuGENE HS 360.10; BECKY MOSS, POMPANO BEACH HS 344.00; KARkNN STEWART, EOISON HS 333.90; VALERIE STONE, PINE CREST 349.60; DESBIE TOMBERG, RIVIERA BEACH 364.55.

PENTATHLON

IN BERLIN AND LEIPZIG, E. GERMANY RECENTLY WERE HELD THE NATIONAL SENIOR, JUNIOR AND AGE GROUP PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP (50 METER POOL), COMPRISING 5 EVENTS IN TWO DAYS. THE ORDER OF EVENTS WAS: I$T DAY: IOO METER BUTTERFLY; IOO METER BACKSTROKE. 2ND DAY: IDO METER BREASTSTROKE, 100 METER FREESTYLE AND 40D METER INDIVlOUAL MEDLEY. OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES WERE RECORDED IN ALL DIVISIONS, ESPECIALLY IN THE WOMENVS FINAL WHERE BJ~31NE STEINBACH BROKE THE EUROPEAN 400 METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY RECORD OF 5:25.0 WITH k FINE 5:22.6~. VOIGT 3733

H. EINOOER 3602 THE IDEA OF HOLOING NATIONAL OHAMPIONSHIPS FOR PENTATHLON IS EXCELLENT AND IT IS GIRLS-16 YRS (6/ I /50- -5 /31/51)

TO BE HOPED THAT THIS EVENT gILL BE ADDED TO TNE WORLD SWIM PROGRAM AT NATIONAL AND OLYMPIC H. LINONER 3738 LEVELS. BoYS-U 5 Y . (6 / i /51- -5 /31/52) V. WERNER 3628 POINTS G. JUNG 3467 Lo UNGER 3267 BOYS-16 YRS(6/I/50--5/31/51) R. MATTHES 3983 POINTS J. PROHL 3633 E. KIPKE 3459 JUNICR BOYS (17-18 YRS) AURICH 3762

BUTTERFLY BACKSTROKE ~EASTSTROKE FREESTYLE IND. MEDLEY R. WAGNER 3392 ~ " E. BAUER 3376

1:0B.9 1:07.4 1:21.2 1:01.5 5:17.9 JUNIOR GIRLS - (17-18 YRS) 1:10.5 1:08.2 1:21.6 1:00.3 5=27.0 H. FUNKE 3757 1:t0.9 1:13o7 1:21.1 1:00.5 5:32.3 H. HANSEL 3704

SCRMUCK 3563 1:09.9 1:02.3 1:24.5 58.8 5:15.5 WOHEN 1:13.3 1:10.2 1:23.7 1:00.6 5:16.5 S. STEINBACH 4512 1:06.9 1:07.2 1:24.6 1:03.2 5:24.4 E. WITTKE 4178

H. PECHSTEIN 4088 1:05.8 1:10.2 1:18.1 I:OO.I 5:07.3

• BUTTERFLY BACKSTROKE ~EASTS~OKE FREESTYLE IND. MEDLEY MULLER 3639 POINTS 1:0"3.2 I:1C6.9 1:32.1 5B.I 5:25.5 PIELE 3574 1:06.4 1:09.6 1:23.6 I:00.1 5:17.6 HEN "~rTMATTHES 4084 1:03.9 I :01.3 1:22.6 58.6 5:1~ 3 U. POSEN 3959 1:01.9 1:08.1 1:25.8 55.9 5:13.4 D. 8ESEN 3881 1:02.6 I:1C.2 1:19.1 59.5 5:10.7 GIBLS-=5 YRS (BORN 6/ I /51- -5 /31/52) E. WITTKE 4074 1 : 1 2 . 6 1:20.8 1:22.6 1:08.1 5:33.9

1:15.0 1:20.0 1:31.2 1:0B.7 5:45.4 1:13.9 1:20.8 1:33.4 1:08.6 5:50.4

I:10.1 1:23.1 1:32.6 1:07.0 5:52.8 1:18.3 1:15.9 1:35.0 1:10.5 6:09.9 1:19.2 1:t9.3 1:35.5 1:09.9 5:55.5

1:16.7 t :16.2 1:29.1 1:09.1 5:45.5 1:17.6: 1:20.8 1:21.7 1:12.0 5:50.7 1:16.4 1:25.4 1:27.1 1:07.4 5:57.8

1:08.9 1:12.0 1:25.6 1:07.4 **5:22.6 1:13.1 1:20.1 1:21.8 I:D5.9 5:33.5 1:12.8 1:16.3 1:26.2 1:05.8 5:41.6

** EUROPEAN RECORD

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