33 PREPS REPRESENTED ON 1965 ALL AMERICA . . . .

JOHNSON AND EDWARDS LEAD RECORD BINGE AS PREPS ENJOY GREATEST YEAR EVER

Lawrenceville, New Jersey - - Thirty three schools are repre- sented on the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches' Asso- ciation 1965 Prep School All American Swimming Team, ac- cording to selection committee chairman Phil G. Pratt, Lawrence- ville School. Pratt said, "Out of the 10 swimming events where a new record was possible, 8 new marks were written into the record book. The times are comparable to the established records of the, high school division. In the case of breaststroke the time of 1:00.5 by Punahou's Allen Richardson, is the fastest dock- ing ever made by a U.S. schoolboy at this distance."

Williston Prep and MMvern shared top honors as both schools received 10 swimming nominations each. Williston placed one man in All America diving. These two eastern preps, plus Andover who received seven swimming nominations and one diving gave the east by geographical comparison an edge over the rest of the country.

California's Chadwick School made the All America list seven times, and Hawaii led by the Punahou School received six swim- ming listings and one diving. In the central states, Cleveland's University School equalled the east's Mercersburg Academy's All America output, each making t h e honor roll five times. Fork Union was the leading southern prep as the Virginia school re- ceived 5 All America swimming listings and one diving.

TOM JOHNSON

Indvidually, the honors went to Malvern's Tom Johnson and Williston's Jim Edwards. Johnson, probably the greatest prep ever developed, set a new national prep record of 1:46.3 for the 200 yd. freestyle. Edwards, the old record holder, was runnerup with a 1:47.3 clocking, was also under the existing national prep mark. The Malvern All-America made his second first place list- ing in the 200 yd. individual medley, 2:01.0, almost two seconds faster than second place nominee, David Johnson, Archmere, 2:02.9. In the 400 yd. freestyle, Johnson broke his 1964 na- tional mark as he clocked 3:52.7. Chadwick's Phil Houser ranked 2nd, 3:56.0.

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200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY: Punahou, Honolulu, Hawaii (Marc Greenwell, Allen Richardson, Charles Sakamoto, David Padgett) 1:40.9; Chadwick, Rolling Hills, Calif. (Phil Houser, Jim Perry, Bill Oberman, William Gallas) 1:42.4; University, Cleveland, Ohio (Dennis Winkler, Pete Harding, Charles Seelbach, Jim Weaver) 1:43.3; Mercersburg, Penna. (Gary Adair, Corkey Gilmore, Bill Ford, Tom Cahalan) 1:44.2; The Hill, Pottstown, Penna. (Phillip McMunigal, Ralph Wilson, Dwight Bowen, Burr Kozloff) 1:44.3; Malvern, Penna. (Bill Coakley, Mark McKee, Ros Geils, Tom Johnson) 1:44.3; Williston, Easthampton, Mass. (Ross Prossner, Ron- aid Varney, Glenn Yngve, James Edwards) 1:44.6; Western Reserve, Hudson, Ohio (Daniel Kobick, Robert Viatl, Robert Heacock, Lawrence Witner) 1:45.1; Andover, Mass. (J. Noll, S. Sessions, C. Lynn, W. Bonnett) 1:45.2; Fork Union, Va. (John Pheney, Dan Eubank, Mike Slenker,, John Hardy) 1:45.3.

200 YARD FREESTYLE: Thomas Johnson (Malvern) 1:46.3;'J;,mes Edwards (Willis. ton) 1:47.3; Dana Curtis (Lawrenceville, N.J.) 1:50.0; Albert Ackermann (Willis- ton) 1:50.1; Roger Lyon (Harvard, North Hollywood, Calif.) 1:51.~); Tom Haynie (Punahou) 1:51.7; Joe Sanders (Ranson, Coconut Grove, Fla.)~1:52.1; George Schmidt (Pine Crest, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) 1:52.6; John Bragg (Albany, N.Y.) 1:52.9; Robbie Allen (Fork Union) 1:52.9.

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50 YARD FREESTYLE: James Edwards (Williston) 21.9; John Chapman (Marist, Atlanta, Georgia) 22.2; John Phillips (Andover) 22.2; John Hardy (Fork Union) 22.3; Dave Padgett (Punahou) 22.3; Morris Spitzer (Peekskill, N.Y.) 22.4; Steve Hairston (St. Andrews, Boca Raton, Fla.) 22.5; Dave Myerberg (McDonogh, Balti- more, Md.) 22.5; William Poirier (Huntington, Boston, Mass.) 22.6; William Crooks (Lawrenceville) 22.7.

200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY: Thomas Johnson (Malvern) 2:01.0; David John- son (Archmere, Claymont, Del.) 2:02.9; James Edwards (Williston) 2:05.5; Mark McKee (Malvern) 2:05.9; Philip Houser (Chadwick) 2:06.5; Tito Perez (Mercers- burg) 2:07.5; George Schmidt (Pine Crest) 2:08.0; Brad McKean (Shady Side, Pittsburgh, Penna.) 2:08.5; David Ball (Riverdale, N.Y.C.) 2:09.0; Robert Burke (Brooklyn Prep, N.Y.) 2:09.5; John Dickard (University) 2:09.5.

DIVING (Alphabetical Listing: Zane Brown (Pine Crest); Pete Buckley (Bellarmine, San Jose, Calif.); Rob Carney (Fork Union); Frank deGruy (Sewanee, Tenn.); Tim Mahoney (Andover); Mike Mayfield (Pine Crest); Phillip Mertz (Hill); William T. Murphy (Williston); Scott Pyle (Lawrencevills); John Wills (Punahou).

100 YARD BUTrERFLY: Charles Seelbach (University) 54.0; John Chapman (Marist) 54.6; Barry Russo (McBurney) 54.6; William Gallas (Chadwick) 54.9; Robert Hea- cock (Western Reserve) 55.0; Roger Lyon (Harvard) 55.0; Morris Spitzer (Peeks- k i l l ) 55.2; Phillip Houser (Chadwick) 55.3; Bill Ford (Mercersburg) 55.5; Barry Littleton (Huntington) 55.5.

100 YARD FREESTYLE: James Edwards (Williston) 48.0; Steve Hairston (St. An- drews) 48.9; John Phillips (Andover) 49.4; Lawrence Wither (Western Reserve) 49.5; Thomas Johnson (Malvern) 49.6; Greg Olson (Gilmour) 49.7; Joe Sanders (Ransom) 50.0; Robbie Allen (Fork Union) 50.1; Brad McKean (Shadyside) 50.1; John Chapman (Marist) 50.2.

100 YARD BACKSTROKE: Jon Noll (Andover) 56.6; Albert Ackermann (Williston) 56.9; Robert Burke (Brooklyn Prep) 57.7; Robert Asquith (Huntington) 57.8; Ross Prossner (Williston) 57.8; Roger Lyon (Harvard) 58.0; Ranier MacGuire (Andover) 58.2; Brant Switzler (Montclair, N.J.) 58.4; Bill Coakley (Malvern) 58.6; Peter Anderson (Hackley, Tarrytown, N.Y.) 58.6.

400 YARD FREESTYLE: Thomas Johnson (Malvern) 3:52.7; Philip Houser (Chad- wick) 3:56.0; Jim Edwards (Williston) 3:57.7; Dana Curtis (Lawrenceville) 3:58.4; Tito Perez (Mercersburg) 3:59.8; Tom Haynie (Punahou) 4:02.7; Mark McKee (Malvern) 4:05.0; David Johnson (Archmere) 4:05.6; Fred Hayward (Hawaii Prep

Academy, Kamuela, Hawaii) 4:06.0; Allen McPhee (Chadwick) 4:06.1.

100 YARD BREASTSTROKE: Allen Richardson (Punahou) 1:00.5; Peter Harding (University) 1:03.7; Dan Connors (Newark, N.J.) 1:04.1; Jack Dickard (University) 1:04.5; Mark McKee (Malvern) 1:05.1; Corkey Gilmore (Mercersburg) 1:05.4; Ralph Wilson (Hill) 1:05.4; John Phillips (Andovar) 1:05.9; Thomas Ferretti (Hotchkiss, Lakeville, Conn.) 1:06.1; Jim Perry (Chadwick) 1:06.].

200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY: Huntington (Barry Littleton, Robert Asquith, Den- nis Moulton, William Poirier) 1:30.7; Punahou (Sandy Abbott, David Padgett, Tom Haynie, Brent Berk) 1:30.8; Williston (Louis Kissling, Lewis Davis, Kevin Hoben, James Edwards) 1:31.2; Malvern (Jack Brangan, Paul Mayer, Tom McGrath, Tom Johnson) 1:31.8; Fork Union (Mike Slenker, D. Lisk, Bob Brunelli, John Hardy) 1:32.3; Andover (W. Bonnett, J. Kelsey, R. Browne, L. Eddy) 1:32.4; McDonogh (Dave Myerberg, Richard Hogg, Larry Langer, Fred Musser) 1:32.5; Peekskill (Ronald Bank, Peter Cassel, John Murray, Morris Spitzer) 1:32.5; Lawrenceville (Dave Beat'/, Pat McDowell, Bill Wauters, Davis Tuggle) ]:32.9; Chadwick (Allen McPhee, William Heaton, William Oberman, William Gallas) 1:33.0.

JIM EDWARDS CHARLES SEELBACH JON NOLL ALLEN RICHARDSON

ALL AMERICA, BARRY RUSSO, McBurney School I

PREP ALL AMERICA (Continued/rom Page 13)

Jim Edwards left the prep ranks in a blaze of glory, as he won first place All America ranking in the 50 yd. freestyle, 21.9 and 100 yd. freestyle, 48.0, bo th in new national record times.

John Chapman, Marist School, Atlanta, and John Phillips, Andover, 22.2 were tied for the second place rankings in the 50 yd. free, while Steve Hairston, St. Andrews, ranked 2nd in the 100 free with a 48.9.

Cleveland University School's Charles Seelbach placed first in the 100 yd. butterfly, 54.0 followed by John Chapman and Mc- Burney's Barry Russo, both with 54.6.

Andover's John Noll clocked 56.6 for 100 yd. backstroke to gain first place in the All America rankings for that event. Albert Ackermann, Williston ranked 2nd in 56.9.

Allen Richardson was in a class by himself when it came to breaststroke (1:00.5) . The Yale-bound swimmer was more than 3-seconds better over University's Peter Harding who ranked sec- ond, 1:03.7.

Tom Haynie's sensational Punahou 200 yd. medley relay quartet ripped the national prep mark as Marc Greenwall, .Alien Richard° son, Charles Sakamoto and David Padgett clocked 1:40.9. In addi- tion to this solid clocking and the record breaking effort of Rich- ardson, Haynie could also point with pride to Tom, Jr. who ranked 6th in the All America listing for the 200 yd. freestyle, 1:51.7, and 6th in the 400 yd. freestyle, 4.02.7.

Huntington's 200 yd. freestyle relay team (Barry Littleton, Robert Asquith, Dennis Moulton, William Poirier) clocked 1:30.7 for the fastest time in this event. Punahou was second, 1:30.8.

Diving listed by alphabetical order listed Pete Buckley, Bellar- mine; Mike Mayfield, Pine Crest; Tim Mahoney, Andover, Scott Pyle, Lawrenceville as among the 10 best Prep divers.

PURDUE SWIMMERS ACHIEVE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Lafayette, Indiana - - Although Purdue is not one of the aquatic leaders in the Big 10 Conference, it is recognized as one of the scholarship leaders. The school has a strict study program that does not allow much time for swim training, yet the swim team has the toughest schedule of any team in the United States. It is the only team to swim every team in the Big 10 Conference, plus arch rival, Notre Dame.

That the Boilermakers have done so well over the years is a tribute to their fine coach "Pappy" Papenguth, 1964 recipient of the National Collegiate and Scholastic Swimming Trophy.

The 1965 Purdue team, 3 seniors, 5 juniors and 8 sophomores, achieved a team grade average of 4.8477* for the first semester of the '64-65 season. This compares to the university index of 4.426. The team averaged 16 plus credit hours per man and scored 25 A's, 37 B's, 26 C's and 5 D's.

The courses taken by the 16 swimmers are as follows: mechan- ical engineering (3 ) , civil engineering (2) , international relations (1 ) , pre-med (1 ) , engineering science (1 ) , mathematics (2 ) ,

aeronautical engineering (1 ) , physical education (2 ) , sociology (1) , industrial management (1) and electrical engineering (1) .

These are the men who swam for the Purdue varsity: Tom Bever, Len Carr, Jeff Cooke, Tony Gapsis, Tom Horn, Bob Mecredy, Rick Menoch, Jack Meyer, Norb Olzmann, Tom Rank- in, Tom Robison, Jim Ryerson, John Schlueter, Larry Scott (co- captain), Bill Whittaker, Harry Wickens (co-captain).

*Purdue grade system: 6.0---A; 5.0--B; 4.0---C; 3.0-~-D; 2.0---F.

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INDIANA & SOUTHFSN CAL GAIN MOST PLACES IN "6S NCAA ALL AMEI?ICA By G. Robert Mowerson, Chairman NCAA All-AmeriCa Selection Committee

Swimming Coach, University of Minnesota

Minneapolis, Minn. - - The NCAA All America Selection Com- mittee (Bill Brooks, Harvard; Peter Daland, So. Cal.; Art Solow, Colorado St.; Jay Markley, Okla.; Edward Gabel, West. Mich.; Art Adamson, Texas A & M; Patrick Earey, No. Carolina; John Higgins, Navy; and myself) present the 1965 All America se- lections as the cream of the best crop of collegiate swimmers in history. In a post Olympic year, we had anticipated a slight taper- ing off of the times, but such was not the case and in every in- stance, there was a definite improvement when considered over the range of the top ten men.

In five events, defending titleholders were able to successfully defend their 1964 crowns. Yale was successful in defending it's 400 yd. freestyle relay title, and set a new NCAA record in the process. In addition to the new record set by the Eli quartet in the relay, six additional new NCAA marks were set in individual events, one was equalled, and the Indiana relay team lowered the NCAA mark for the medley.

I believe that the establishment of the cut off times to swim in the Nationals is just like waving a red flag in the face of these swimmers. It's another challenge and they are only too eager to meet it.

I also feel that the twelve place scoring has helped in this re- gard for boys who definitely are not in the top six, are fighting their heads off to be in the top twelve. They know they have a chance to score where no chance existed before.

The winner of each event is automatically selected for the top spot on the All America. After that, it is primarily on the basis of verified times through the season with performances in the NCAA taking precedence over all else, next the Conference or Regional Championships, and lastly performance in dual meets.

Thirty three schools are represented on the 1965 All-America with the University of Southern California and Indiana Univer- sity each placing men in twenty six spots and both relays. Michi- gan was next with men in twenty one places and both relays.

Yale with eleven places and both relays, Ohio State with ten places and one relay followed in that order. Several schools had men make the All-America for the first time in history, and this is a good sign of the spread of top notch swimming to all points of the country.

Carl Robie, the University of Michigan sophomore, made the All-America in six different spots (500 yd. free, 1650 yd. free, 200 yd. fly, 200 yd. and 400 yd. individual medley and a mem- ber of the 400 yd. medley relay team) for the top individual performance.

Eight schools placed men in the diving, with Indiana placing men in eight spots followed by Ohio State, four places and Mich- igan three.

University of Southern California received the most individual swimming places, with twenty six spots plus the relays, with In- diana and Michigan each placing eighteen swimming spots plus both relays.

The middle west agMn produced the preponderance of All- Americas with eighty-two individual spots out of a possible one hundred fifty-nine, and six relays out of a possible twenty.

As in the past, there will be no distinction in the certificates awarded to men selected except that the NCAA winner will have this noted on his certificate.

These men will receive their certificates with indication of hav- ing won the NCAA event: Steve Clark, Yale, 50* & 100 y yd. freestyle; Roy Saari, USC, 200, 500* and 1650" yd. freestyle~ Fred Schmidt, Indiatia, 100 and 200* yd. butterfly; Gary Dilley, Michigan State, 100 and 200 yd. backstroke; Bill Craig, U.S.C., 100" yd. breaststroke; Tom Trethewey, Indiana, 200 yd. breast- stroke; Bob Hopper, Ohio State, 200 yd. individual medley; Carl Robie, Michigan, 400 yd. individual medley; Ken Sitzberger, In- diana, 1 and 3-meter dive. * Retained first place ranking.

Saari led in three individual events, the second year in a row. Clark, Schmidt, Dilley and Sitzberger led in two individual events.

STEVE CLARK FRED scHMIDT CARL RORIE TOM TRETHEWEY

ROY SAARI WILLIAM CRAIG ROBERT HOPPER GARY DILLEY

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1965 N.C.A.A. ALL-AHERICA ~qlMHING TEAM

50 YD FREESTYLE -STEPREN E. CLARK, YALE UNIV. 21.2 NCAA WINNER; PHILIP DENKEVITZ, U. OF MARYLAND,21.1; RICHARD ABRAHAMS, NORTHWESTERN UNIV. 21.3; CHARLES W. STAPLES, U. OF OREGON 21.3; WILLIAM GROFT, U. OF HICHIGAN 21.3; PETER WORTHEN, U. OF NO. CAROLINA 21.3; EDHONO T. DfOGUXRDI, JR., U. OF FLORIDA 21.4; RICHARD WOODROW, RUTGERS UNIV.21.4; RICHARD MCGEAGH, U. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 21.5; JAMES F. VAN KENNEN,JR., WESLEYAN U. 21.6; DONALD ALLEN ROTH, U. OF CALIF,(SANTA BARBARA) 21.6; BRUCE BALL, RUTGERS UNIV. 21.6.

IO0 YD FREESTYLE- STEPHEN E. CLARK, YALE UNIV. 46.1 NCAA WINNER; KENNETH N. WALSH, MI- CHIGAN STATE UNIV. 46.7; RICHARD B.GIRDLER, VILLANOVA UNIV. 46.8; GARY J.DILLEY, MICHI- GAN STATE UNIV. 47.3; JAMES A.MACMILLAN, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. 47.3; WILLIAM E. CROFT, U. OF MICHIGAN 47.4; JAMES F. VANKENNEN,JR., WESLEYAN UNIV. 47.5; ROBERT J. BACHMAN, U. OF ILLINOIS 47.5; MICHAEL V.STAUFFER, U. OF MINNESOTA 47.6; DONALD ALLEN ROTH, U. OF CALIFORNIA (SANTA BARBARA) 47.7; ~OBERT WILLIAHSON, INDIANA UNIV. 47.7; PETER~OR- THEN, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 47.7.

200 YD FREESTYLE - RoY SAARI, UNIV. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 1:42.9; NCAA WINNER; STEPREN CLARK YALE UNIV. 1:43.3; RICHARD B.GIRDLER, VILLANOVA UNIV. 1:44.4; TUDOR LACEY, SO.METHODIST UNIV. 1:44.6; DAVID C. LYONS, YALE l:44.B; JAMES A. HACHILLAN, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. 1:45.2; KENNETH H. WALSH, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. 1:45.2; WILLIAM ~.FkRLEY, UNIV. OF MICHI- GAN l :45.4; R. EDWARD TOWNSEND, YALE 1:45.4; RICHARD G. WALLS, UNIV. OF RICH. 1:45.7.

500 YD FREESTYLE - ROY SAARI, UNIV OF 80. CALIF. 4:43.6 NCAA WINNER; ~ILLIAM W. FARLEY UNIV. OF MICHIGAN 4:44.3; THOHSON MCANENEY, SO. ILLINOIS UNIV 4:49.0; RICHARD D.BOYO, UNIV. OF OREGON 4:49.9; GARY A. VERROEVEN, INDIANA UNIV. 4:50.0; KENNETH M. WALSH, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV 4:51.2; JOHN GILCHRIST, UNIV. OF SO. CALIF. 4:51.4; CARL J.ROBIE, UNIV. OF MICHIGAN 4:51.7; LEE J. DANIELSEN,JR.,OHIO ~TATE UNIV. 4:55.7; OLIVER K. TOWNSEND, INDIANA UNIV. 4:55.7.

1650 YD FREESTYLE - RoY SAARI, U. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 16:39.9 NCAA WINNER; CARL J.ROBIE, U. OF MICHIGAN 16:49.7; WILLIAM W. FARLEY, U. OF MICHIGAN 16:54.06; RICHARD D. BOYD, U. OF OREGON 17:05.7; GARY A.VERHOEVEN, INDIANA UNIV. 17:1t.18; THOMSON MCANENEY, SOU. ILLINOIS UNIV. 17:12.0; JOHN 61LCHRIST, UNIV. OF 30. CALIFORNIA 17:14.7; EDGOR C.GLICK, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. 17:19.18; DAVID M. ASHLEIGH, UNIV OF CALIFORNIA (L.A.) 17:21.5; CHARLES MILAM, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 17:31.8.

I00 YD BUTTERFLY -FREO W. SCHMIOT, INDIANA UNIV. 51.0 NCAA WINNER; GARY ILMAN, LONG BEACH STATE CO~. 51.4; JOHN H. WHITE, NO. CAROLINA STATE UNIV. 51.5; WALTER P. RICH- ARDSON, U. OF MINNESOTA 51.6; ROBERT T.HOPPER, OHIO STATE U. 52.3; DAVID C.LYONS, YALE 52.3: DONALO E.SPENCER, U. OF MINNESOTA 52.4; EDMUND T.DIOGUARDI,JR., U. OF FLORIDA 52,8; ~TkNLEY C.COLE, U. OF CALIF. L.A. 52.9; T,MOTHY C. KENNEDY, YALE 53.1; THOMAS R. MELLARS, UNIV. OF NEW MEXICO 53.0.

200 YD BUTTERFLY - FRED W. SCHMIDT, INDIANA UNIV. 1:51.4 NCAA WINNER; CARL J. RO81E, U. OF MICHIGAN 1:52.1; JAMES MILES, SO. ILL. UNIV. 1:55.6; JOSEPHP.GAVAGHAN, NO.CARO- LINA STATE UNIV. 1:56.2; MICHAEL CARETTO, U. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 1:56.6; JOHN H. WRITE, No. CAROLINA STATE UNIV. 1:56,5; NEVILLE R. HAYES, HARVARD UNIV, 1:57.4; ~ALPH L. KEN- DRICK, INDIANA UNIV. 1:57,8; CHARLES HILAH, UNIV. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 1:58.2; WALTER P. RICHARDSON, UNIV. OF HINNESOTk 1:56.42.

I00 YD BACKJTROKE - GARY J. DILLEY, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. 52.6 NCAA WINNER; ROBERT BEN- NETT, U. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 53.1; RICHARD MCGEkGH, U. OF SO. CALIFORNIA 53.1; GLENN L. HAMMER, INDIANA UNIV. 53.1; REES M. ORLAND, U. OF MICHIGAN 54.1; BONALD L. WIRTN, NO; CAROLINA STATE U. 54.1; ROGER L.GOETTSCHE,JR. YALE 54.2; RUSSELL F. KINGERY, JR. U. OF MICHIGAN 54.3; EDWARD C. BARTSCH, U. OF MICHIGAN 54.72; JACK ZANIM, U. OF CtNC~TI 55.2.

200 YD BACKSTROKE - GARY J.DILLEY, MICHIGAN STATE U. 1:56.2 NCAA W'INNER; ROBT. BENNETT, U. OF GO. CALIFORNIA 1:56.6; GLENN L. HAMMER, INDIANA UNIV. 1:56.8; RUSSELL E. KINGERY, JR., U. OF MICHIGAN 1:57.49; EDWARD C. BARTSC~, UNIV. OF MICHIGAN 1:58.0; ROGER L. GOETTSCHE, JR., YALE 1:59.5; TIM BIRNIE, SO. METHODIST 1:59.8~ KERRY L.O'HARA, U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY 2:00.0; RONALO L. ~IRTH, NO. CAROLINA STATE U., 2:00.3; RICHARD MI ~ CHAELS, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 2:01.7.

I00 YD BREASTSTROKE - WILLIAM CRAIG, UNIV. OF SO. CALIFORNIA I:O0.3;NCAA WINNER; THOMAS G. TRETHEWAY, INDIANA UNIV. I :00.0; RUSSELL ] . WEBB, UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA, L.A. 1:00.2; PAUL J. SCHEERER, U. OF MICHIGAN 1:00.4; ROBERT D. BLANCHkRD, JR., UNIV. OF

WISCONSIN 1:00.6; KENNETH DOESBURG, UNIV. OF SO. CALIFORNIA I:O0.B; JAMES C. SPILLANE UNIV. OF TEXAS 1:0[.4; JERALD R. WILLE, OREGON STATE UNIV. 1:01.5; J.TERRY HUMPHR!ES , OHIO STATE UNIV. 1:01.55; WAYNE ANDERSON, UNIV. OF ~0. CALIFORHIA 1:01.8.

200 YD BREASTSTROKE - THOMAS G, TRETHEWAY, INDIANA UNIV. 2:10.4 NCAA WINNER; WAYNE ANDERSON, UNIV, OE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 2:12.6; PAUL J. SCHEERER, UNIV. OF MICHIGAN 2:12.81; PAUL JEFFERS, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CkLIFORNIA 2:13.1; RUSSELL I . ~BB, UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES 2:13.5; ROBERT 0. BLANCHARD, JR., UNIV. OF WISCONSIN 2:13.7; KENNETH DOESBURG, UNIVERSITY OF GOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 2:14.0; PETER A. ANDER- SON, INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2:15.0; GERALD PEARSON, SO. ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 2:15.1; WILLIAM CRAIG, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 2:15.2.

200 YD INDIVIDUAL I%DLEY - ROBERT T. HOPPER, OHIO 6TATE UNIVERSITY 1:58.1:NCAA WINHER; RICHARD MCGEAGH, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1:5e,B; R. EDWARD TOWNSEND, JR., YALE UNIV. 1:59.3; FRANK BATES, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1:59.7; ROBERT BEHNETT, UNIV OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 2:00.0; CARL J. ROBIE, UNIV. OF MICHIGAN 2:00.6; T. CHARLES OGILBY, INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2 : 0 l . I ; RALPH L. KENDRICK, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 2 : 0 i . I ; CHARLES L. RICHARDS, INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2:01.95; L. DEAN WILLEFORD, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 2:02.0.

400 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - CARL J. ROBIE, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 4:16.5 NCkA WINNER; ROBERT T. HOPPER, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 4:18.8; PAUL JEFFERS, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 4:18.9; R. EDWARD TOWNSEND, JR., YALE UNIV. 4:19.1; RALPH L. KENDRICK, INDIANA UNIVERSITY 4:19.5; FRANK BATES, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 4:19.7; TUDOR LACEY, ~OUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY 4:22.0; CHARLES L. RICHARDS, INDIANA UNIVERSITY 4:23.8; T. CHARLES OGILBY, INDIANA UNIVERSITY 4:23.8; L. DEAN WILLEFORD, UNIVERSITY OF 60UTHERN CALIFORNIA 4:24.0o

ONE METER DIVING - KENNETH R. SITZBERGER, iNDIANA UNIVERSITY, NCAA WINNER; RICHARD W. GILBERT, INDIANA UNIVERSITY; BERNARD CHARLES WRIGHTSON, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY;

RANDALL R. LARSON, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY; RICHARD D. EARLEY, INDIANA UNIVERSITY; BRUCE P. BROWN, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN; EDWARD H. BOOTHMAN, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN; DANIEL D. MAHONEY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY; DANIEL PAUL MCLEAN, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY; RICHARD W. FLYNN, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY; RICHARD G. MORSE, INDIANA UNIVER- SITY; WAYNE ORAS, IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY.

THREE ~TER DIVIN3 - KENNETH R. 6TIZBERGER, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, NCAA WINNE R; RICHARD W. GILBERT, INDIANA UNIVERSITY; RICHARD 0. EARLEY, INDIANA UHIVERSITY; BERNARD CHARLES WRIGHTSON, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY; RANDALL R. LARSON, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY; BRUCE P. BROWN, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN; RICHARD G. MORSE, INDIANA UNIVERSITY; CHARLEB D . MEINARDI, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY; RICHARD W. FLYNN, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY; JOHN H. ROMSTAD, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA; DANIEL GARTEIZ, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA; DANIEL PAUL MCLEAN, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY.

400 YD MEDLEY RELAY - INDIANA UNIVERSITY (GLENN RAMMER, T~HAS TRETHEWAY, FRED $OHMIDT, ROBERT WILLIAMSON) 3:30.7, NCAA WINNER; UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (ROBERT BENNETT, WlU. IAM CRAIG, JAMES MCGRATH, JOHN GILCHRIST) 3:32.2; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (EDWARD BARTSCH, PAUL SCHEERER, CARL ROBIE, WILLIAM GROFT) 3:32.3; YALE UNIVERSITY (ROGER GOETTSCHE, JR., DALE KIEFER, TIMOTHY KENNEDY, STEPHEN CLARK) 3:35.3; SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY (TIM BIRNIE, LLOYD RODENBAUGH, RICHARD QUICK, DAVID M. QUICK) 3:35.6; UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES (JAMES MONOHAN, RUSSELL WEBB, STAN- LEY C. COLE, TERRY FLANAGAN) 3:36.1; UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY (KERRY L. OVHARA, JOHN LANDGRAF, FRANK PRATT, WARREN TRAINOR) 3:36.9; OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY (RICHARD MICHAELS, J. TERRY HUHPHRIES, THOMAS FRITZ, WALDEMAR GEIGER) 3:39.1; UNIVERSITY OF NO. CAROLINA (JOHN HkYDEN, RICHARD FORUM, FREDERICK LIPP, L. DAVIS ROBERTS, JR.) 3:40.2; U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY (WILLIAM FRIES, J. DALLAS CLARKE, M. DOUG MORRIS, THOMAS M, ZINKAND) 3:40.4.

400 YO FREESTYLE RELAY - YALE UNIVERSITY ( DAviD LYONS, DOUGLAS KENNEDY, R. EDWARD TOWNSEND, JR., STEPHEN~E. CLARK) 3:07.2 NCAA WINNER; MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY (DARRYLE KIFER, JAMES A. MACMILLAN, KENNETH M. WALSH, GARy J. OILLEY) 3:07.7; UNI- VERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (JOHN GILCHRIST, JAMES McGRATH, RICHARD MCGEAGH, ROY SAARI) 3:09.8; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (WILLIAM E. GROFT, ROBERT E. HOAG, WILLIAM W. FARLEY, RICHARD C. WALLS) 3:10.2; SOUTHERN HETHODIST UNIVERSITY (BRIAN PERCIVAL, DONALD BOOTH, TUDOR LACEY, DAVID H. QUICK) 3:10.9; UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA (PETER WORTHEN, STEVEN HILDENBRAND, W. HARRISON MERRILL, L. DAVIS ROBERTS, JR.) 3:11.8; INDIANA UNIVERSITY ( FRED SCHMIDT, ROBT. WILLIAMSON, T. CHARLES OGILBY, J. SCOTT CORDIN) 3:13.3; UNIVERSITY OF OREGON (WILLIAM KOHL, RICHARD D. BOYD, ARTHUR THOMSON, CHARLES W. STAPLES) 3:14.6; UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY (C. WARREN TRAINOR, STEVEN H. BLISS, ANTHONY CLAY, PAUL W. BUCHA) 3:14.9; VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY (DOUGLASS REBAK, CHRISTIAN FISHER t GEORGE PARELL~ RICHARD GIRDLER) 3:15.1.

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAHP. D. BROWN, WESTPORT 354.90 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY BOYS

FEB. 26-27, 1965 25 YD COURSE 50 YO FREESTYLE GIRLS E. STRUSS, ST. X. 22.4

50 YD FREESTYLE R. SHEL BY, WESTPORT 23.6 M. HENDERSON, WESTPORT 27.1 B. HARTYE, TRINITY 23.9 B. BLACK, ASRLAND 28.1 IO0 YD FREESTYLE H. WADDELL, PLEASURE RDG 27.B E. STRUSS, ST. XAVIER 50.0 I00 YD FREESTYLE N. GOODWIN, SACRED HEART 59.0 R. SHELBY, WESTPORT 52.0 Mo HENDERSON, WESTPORT l :01. I B. HARTYE, TRINITY 53.1 Ho ~ADDELL, PLEASURE RDGI: 03.3 200 YO FREESTYLE 200 YD FREESTYLE F. HARTYE, TRINITY l:53.1 M. GOODWIN, SACRED HRT 2:10.8 B. YANN, ST. XAVIER 1:55.6 $. BENN, ATHERTON 2:14.4 J. NOLAN, ATHERTON t:56.0 M; BLASKE, WESTPORT 2:24.1 400 YD FREESTYLE 400 YD FREESTYLE F. HARTYE, TRINITY 4:04.7 S. BENN, ATHERTON 4:48.8 J. NOLAN, ATHERTON 4:10.9 M. REDHON, WESTPORT 5:15.7 O. GUENTHER, CPV.CATHOLIC 4:20.9 J. JARRELL, SACRBD HRT 5:17.9 I00 YD BACKSI~OKE IO0 YD BACKSTROKE B. POCOCK, WESTPORT 58.7 T. BOLTON, HENRY CLAY I:09.5 J. SMITH, WESTPORT ]:00.8 M. BLASKE, WESTPORT 1:10.8 J. WARE, DIXIE HEIGHTS 1:01.5 C. BOGGS, LAFAYETTE 1:11.9 I00 YO BREASTSTROKE I00 YD BREASTSTROKE D. PURSLEY, TRINITY 1:05.2 A, WRIGHT, WESTPORT 1:15.7 J. GOODWIN, TRINITY I:06.4 L. RICHARDSON, WESTPORT l :15.8 S. WARREN, WESTPORT 1:09.4 M. HAWKES~ WESTPORT 1:22.8 I00 YD BUTTERFLY I00 YD BUTTERFLY N. CHAMBERS, HENRY CLAY 58.4 M. HORTON, SACRED HEART 1:09.9 G. HARQUIS, Cov.CATR. I :00.0 S. BELL, ATHERTON 1:10.6 Be POCOCK, WESTPORT 1:00.2 K. STRUSS, SACRED HEART 1:12.0 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY J. SMITH, WESTPORT J. HILL, WESTPORT 2:32.5 P. SCMULER, ST. XAVIER M. HORTON, SACRED HEART 2:34.4 R. WRIGHT, TRINITY S. LAWRENCE, WESTPORT 2:34.8 1 METER DIVING I METER DIVING T. RUEFF, ST. XAVIER H. MCDONALD, WAGGENER 379.10 R. CHAMBERLAIN, WESTPORT 386.70 L, MARLATT, ATHERTON 365.10 J. CASHp ATHERTON 378.10

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ROTH, ZORN TWIN EVENT LEADERS Detroit, Michigan - - Olympic Gold Medal winner, Richard

Roth, Menlo-Atherton, and Zack Zorn, Buena Park, achieved two first place listings each, while their state, California, dominated in individual and relay events in the 1965 National Interschol- astic Swimming Coaches Association High School All America. Ralph Deetz, All America Committee chairman said, "This was a fabulous year for high school swimming. Six records were smashed by the schoolboy swimmers, and from the performances of the undergraduates, 1966 will even surpass the fast times of 1965."

The new National High School records accepted in 1965 (short course, as released by Philip S. Harburger, Chairman of the NCAA Swimming Records Comm.), are: 100 yd. breast- stroke, David Perkowski, Westfield (1:01.4); 100 yd. butterfly, Ross Wales, Rayen School (52.2); 100 yd. backstroke, Charles Goettsche, New Trier (54.4); 200 yd. medley relay, New Trier (1:39.3); 200 yd. freestyle relay, Hinsdale (1:28.0). The sixth record, too late for action by the Records Chairman was the 21.5 for 50 yd. freestyle by Zack Zorn, Buena Park.

As in past years, California, the hotbed of swimming, with 59 listings in individual swimming events and 13 in relays led the nation as it far outdistanced runnerup, Illinois which posted 27 individual and 8 relay placings. And Illinois dominated the rest of the nation just as certain as California lead the entire 50 states.

California's domination was further emphasized by the fact that even dividing the state in two sections, Northern and South- ern, each region placed ahead of all others except Southern Cali- fornia who trailed Illinois by three individual placings. Southern California gained 9 individual placings over last year, totaling 24 and also receiving 8 relay spots, up 6 from 1964.

Northern California alone toppled the nation, winning 35 in- dividual listings 6 less than the previous year, and 5 relay plac- ings. Other states placing All Americans were: Pennsylvania, 16 individual and 2 relays; Ohio, 12-2; Michigan, 11-3; Florida, 10-4; Washington, 7 (individual); N e w Jersey, 4-2; Texas, 3-2; Iowa, 3-2; Oklahoma, 3; North Carolina, 3; Virginia, 3; Conn., 2; Indiana, 2; New York, 1-1; Minnesota, 1; Louisiana, 1; New Mexico, 1; Georgia, 1; Delaware, 1; Massachusetts, 1; Hawaii, 1; Wyoming, 1.

Olympian Roth, despite injuries, raced to first place listings in the 200 yd. individual medley, 2:00.3, placing ahead of Fresno's Bob Hart, 2:00.5; Pete Seibert, Palo Alto, Cal., 2:01.4, and Ron Brillhart, York-Penn High School, Pa., 2:03.0; and the 400 yd. freestyle, 3:49.2, followed by junior phenom John Nelson, Pom- pano Beach, Fla., 3:49.5; George Watson, Los Altos, Cal., 3:51.5, and Mark Spitz, Santa Clara, Cal., 3:53.9, the latter a freshman.

Zorn erased Steve Clark's 50 yd. freestyle record of 21.6 set in 1961 with a 21.5 effort, followed by Henry Ahlf, Trenton, Mich., and Fred Hogan, St. ignatius, IIL, both at 21.7, while Donald

.. Rauch, St. Joseph, Pa., Phillip Brown, Highland, Texas, and David Nelson, Strong Vincent, Pa., all were clocked in 21.9. Zack's 100 yd. freestyle time was just one-tenth of a second over Steve Clark's 1961 record. Zorn shared his first place clocking with Morgan Manning, Arcadia, Cal., 47.8, while Bill Swisher, Evanston, I11. splasher, was next, 47.9, followed by Robin Waples, Palo Alto, Cal., 48.0.

Juniors Ross Wales, Rayen, Ohio, and Chuck Goettsche, New Trier, Illinois, eclipsed records while netting first place clockings. Wales received his in the 100 yd. butterfly, 52.2, finishing in front of Pete Seibert, Palo Alto, Cal., 52.9; Morgan Allsup, Bloomington, Ili., 53.1; John Wilson, Bellingham, Wash., and Bob Walderman, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., both 53.3. Wales' effort was two-tenths of a second faster than Don Schollander's 52.4 mark set last year. Goettsche bettered Rich McGeagh's 1962 standard of 54.5 in the 100 yd. backstroke with a 54.4, topping junior Ed Bettendorf, Fairview, Ohio, 54.5; Don Schwerin, Hins- dale, II1., 54.7, and Charles Hollins, Evanston, I11., 55.0.

Evanston's Bill Swisher placed in four events, sharing a first place clocking with Pompano, Florida's Olympic silver medalist, John Nelson, a junior, in the 200 yd. freestyle with an identical 1:46.9. Ed Bettendorf, a junior at Fairview, Ohio, was next in 1:47.2, with John Dowdle, Loyola Academy, I11., behind the Ohio swimmer in 1:47.6. Swisher also picked up a ninth in the 400 yd. freestyle, 3:56.8, and a nineteenth in the 200 yd. individual medley, 2:06.4.

Westfield, New Jersey's David Perkowski posted a National High School record in the 100 yd. breaststroke. Perkowski was timed in 1:01.4, topping Russ Webb's 1963 mark of 1:01.6. Ken Ziskin, Burbank, Cal. junior, was next at 1:01.6, while Kip Pope, Champaign, I11., Phil Long, Conestoga, Pa., and James Troiano, Abington, Pa., all were clocked in 1:02.4.

The state of Illinois reigned supreme in both relay events as crews from Hinsdale and New Trier toppled records while placing

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first at the 200 yd. freestyle and 200 yd. medley distances. Hins- dale snapped New Trier's old 200 yd. freestyle mark of !:28.5 set last year with a 1:28.0 achievement. The crew of Kent Castle, Tom McArdle, Jim McArdle, and Bob Neiman finished better than a second ahead of their nearest rival, Hainview, New York, 1:29.2, while Westfield, N.J., was next, 1:29.3. In the 200 yd. medley both first place New Trier and second place Westfleld were well under Santa Clara's 1963 record of 1:40.1. New Trier, with a foursome of Chuck Goettsche, Sandy Lopater, Rick Trieber, and Ralph Todhunter clocked a 1:39.3. Westfield, with a team of John Ketcham, David Perkowski, Harvey Gerber, and Peter Heesch was timed in 1:39.5, while Evanston, Ill., posted a 1:40.4.

Among those individuals placing in diving rankings were Holt Maness, Robert E. Lee, Fla.; Ron Renslow, South Denver, Colo.; Tony Rueff, St. Xavier, Ky.; Paul Preibe, Whitefish Bay, Wis., and Jim Kirklian, John Marshall, Minn.

Doug Webster, Royal Oak Kimball, Michigan's talented junior, was a tower of strength with listings in three events. Doug placed in the 400 yd. freestyle with a sixth, 3:54.9; eighth in the 200 yd. freestyle, 1:48.4, and thirteenth in the 100 yd. backstroke, 56.7.

Steve Job, Harding, Ohio, a junior, placed in three separate events. Steve achieved listings in the 100 yd. freestyle, 48.5, good for fifth; 200 yd. freestyle, 1:49.3, finishing twelfth, and tiecl for eighteenth in the 50 yd. freestyle, 22.2.

E1 Camino, California's Mike Burton posted four separate list- ings. Mike posted a seventh in the 100 yd. butterfly, 53.6; eleventh in the 400 yd. freestyle, 3:57.7; twelfth in the 200 yd. individual medley, 2:05.4, and thirteenth in the 200 yd. free° style, 1:49.4.

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For complete listing, please turn to page 42. The following are the automatic All.America qualifying times for the 1965.66

season: 200 yd, Ind. Med. Relay 1:43.2 100 yd. freestyle :48.9 200 yd. freestyle 1:49.2 lO0 yd. backstroke :55.5

50 yd. freestyle :22.0 400 yd. freestyle 3:56,4 200 yd. Ind. Med. 2:05.1 100 yd. breaststroke 1:03.0 100 yd. butterfly :53.6 200 yd. freestyle relay 1:30.4"

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200 YD MEDLEY RELAY - NEW TRIER HS, ILL.(CHUCK GOETTSCHE, SANDY LOPATER, RICK TRIEBER, RALPH TODHUNTER) 1:39.3"; WESTFIELD HS~ NJ (JOHN KETCHAH, DAVID PERKOWSKI, HARVEY GER- BER, PETER HEESCH) 1:39.5; EVANSTON HS, ILL.( CHA$.HOLLINS, DEAN SATTERTHWAITE, BRUCE GETZ, WILLIAM NEUMAN) t:40.4; WASHINGTON HS, IOWA (FRED HAHN,TOH OWENS,TED WELCH~ AL CARR) 1:42,4; HINSDALE HS, ILL.(DoN SCHWERIN, TOM KENNETT, TOM CORNELL~ BILL ~TENGEL) 1:42.5; FENWICK HS, ILL (ROBT.MCHAHON, EDWARD DEGRENIER~ GARY GRIFFITH, EOWARD NABER) 1:42.8; FULLERTON HS, CALIF.(JOHN GEOKLER, TORREY WEBB, KEITH KLING, DALTON MAURIN) 1:43.1: SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF. (HITCH ~VEY, TERRY SCHMIDT, MARK SPITZ, KIM CUMMINGS) 1:43.2; FT. LAUDERDALE HS, FLORIDA (HOD GRAY, DAVE YOUNG, BOB WALDERHAN, BRAD LANGDON)

57.2; DENNIS SCREIDT, COLUMBUS HS~ IND. 57.3; PAUL WADMAN~ ENGLISH HS, MASS. 57.3.

400 YD FREESTYLE -OICK ROTH, MENLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 3:49.2; Joan NELSON~ POMPANO BEACH HS, FLA. 3:49.5; GEORGE WATSON, LOS ALTOS HS, CALIF. 3:51.5; HARK SPITZ, BANTA CLARA HS, CALIF. 3:53.9; JOHN MCCRARY, PALO ALTO H$, CALIF. 3:54.7; DOUGLAS WEBSTER, ROYAL OAK KIMBALL HS, MICH. 3:54.9; GREG FINK, CORONA OEL HAR HS, CALIF. 3:55.4; LES CHESNEAU, CORAL GABLES H$, FLA. 3:56.4; WM. SWISHER, EVANSTON HS, ILL. 3:56.B; CHRIS ~AWYER, CHAFFEY HS, CALIF. 3:57.1; MIOHAEL BURTON, EL CAMINO HS, CALIF. 3:57.7; HARK FULTON, CORONA DEL HAR H$, CALIF. 3:58.1; FRED SOUTHWARD, EVANSTON HS, ILL. 3:59.7; TIM BARNES~ HOOVER HS, CALIF. 3:59.7; RICK TRIEBER, NEW TRIER HS, ILL. 3:59.B; BOB HART, FRESNO HS, CALIP. 3:59.8; CHARLES GEGGIE, 61RHINGHAH SEAHOLM HS, HIGH. 4:00.6; TOM LUDWIG, BALDWIN HS, PENNA. 4:00.B; DEWITT MANNING, ARCADIA HS, CALIF. 4:00.6; MARK ZUKOWSKY, UPPER MERION H$, PENNA. 4:01.2; BRUCE FISHER, SANTA CLARA HS,CAL.4:01.2

1:43.2; BATTLE CREEK CENTRAL KS, MICH. (CHAS. KIBSCH, BERNARD FISHER, PAUL ELLIOTT, IO0 YD BREASTSTROKE - DAVID PERKOWSKI, WESTFIELD HS, N,J I:01.4"; ZEN ZISKIN, BURBANK BOB ELLERTON) 1:43.3; LOYOLA ACADEMY, ILL (WALT MEIER, HIKE POLAND, CHAS. BEAUREGARD, C-~I~ ] ~ "~II~ POPE, CHAMPAIGN HS, ILL. 1:02.4; PHIL LONG, CONESTOGA H$, PENNSYLVA BOB BENNEWITZ) 1:43.3; MCKINLEY H$, OHIO (GARY MULL, RON SPEIDEL, RICK KING, STU BEATTY) I:02.4; JAMES TROIANO, ABINGTON HS, PENNA. 1:02.4; JERRY GORSKI, DETROIT VISITATION H~ 1:43.4; PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. (PETE SEIBERT, ROBIN WAPLES, CHiP LEE, JIH STERN) 1:43.5; MICH. I:02.5; BILL POWERS, AZUSA HS, CALIF. 1:02.6; DENNIS SHIPPY, WEST H$, IOWA 1:03. UPPER MERION HS, PENNSYLVANIA (DAVE WALKER, JOHN ROBERTSON, JOEL BURNS, MARK ZUCKOWSKY) LARRY STOVER, CLINTON H$, IOWA 1:03.1; RICHARD CRITTENDEN, CUBBERLY HS, CALIF. 1:03.2; 1:43.8; MIDLAND HS, TEXAS (GEORGE DEERFIELO~ KYLE COVINGTON, BOB DAVlG, DOUG RUSSELL) TORREY WEBB, FULLERTON KS, CALIF. I:C3.3; TOM MACK, ~LOOMINGTON HS, ILL. 1:03.4; BOOTT 1:43.B; LANSING EVERETT H$, MICH. (JEFF SKIDHORE, WAYNE NILES, RICK WHITERS, CHARLES STOKES, NEW TRIER HS, ILL. 1:03.5; RENNIE CRANE, SHAKER HEIGHTS HS, OHIO 1:03.D; RONAL

CURTIS 1 1:43.8; STRANAHAN HS, FLA. (HOWARD KIRK, GURTIN COLEMkN, DAVID HANRAHAN, LYNN BOLING) 1:43.8; BLOOMINGTON HS, ILL. (RICK DARLINGTON, TOM MACK, MOREAN ALLSUPp JOHN MEARA) 1:43.9; TRENTON H$, MICH. (MIKE STAJICH, NON MARClKIC, PHIL WATSON, HENRY AHLF) 1:43.9; EUCLID HS~ OHIO (BOB HENIKMAN, NEAL WADE, MIKE VANDEVEER, GEORGE CARTER)I:43.9.

200 YD FREESTYLE - ~ . SWISHER, EVANSTON H$, ILL. 1:46.9; JOHN NELSON, POMPANY BEACH HS, FLORIDA 1:46.9~ EDWARD BETTENDORF, FAIRVIEW HB, OHIO 1:47.2; JOHN DOWOLE, LOYOLA ACAD.,[LL. l:47.6; GEORGE WATSON, LOS ALTOS HS, CALIF. t:47.7; JOHN MCCARY, PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. 1:48.0; K. CUMMINGS, BANTA CLARA H$, CALIF. 1:48.2; DOUGLAS WEBSTER, ROYAL OAK KIMBALL HS, MICH. 1:48.4; C. SAWYER, CHAFFEY HS, CALIF. 1:46.9; CHRIS JOHNSON, WASHINGTON ~ LEE HS, VA. 1:49.2; PAUL MEYER, BROTHER RICE H$, ILL. 1:49.2; STEVE JOB, WARREN HARDING H$, OHIO 1:49.3; RUSSELL KIDDER, MENLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 1:49.4; HARK SPITZ, SARTA CLARA KS, CALIF. 1:49.4; MICHAEL BURTON, EL CAMINO HS, CALIF. 1:49.4; MARK BADEN, PULLMAN ~S, WASHINGTON ]:50.2; JEFF PEARCE, FULLERTON HS, CALIF. 1:50.3; RANDY WADE, MYERS PARK HS, NO. CAROLINA l:50.6; BRUCE MITCHELL, OXNARD H$, CALIF. 1:50.7; ERIC SCHWALL, ENLOE H$, No. CAROLINA 1:50.7; IRWIN OKUHURA, LA PUENTE HS, CAL. 1:50.7.

50 YD FREESTYLE - ZACKORY ZORN, BUENO PARK HS, CALIF. 21.5"; HENRY AHLF, TRENTON HS, MICH. 21./; FRED HOGAN, ST. IGNATIUS HS, ILL. 21.7; DONALD RAUCH, ST. JOSEPH HS, PENN. 21.9; PHILIP BROWN, HIGHLAND HS, TEXAS 21.9; DAVID NELSON, STRONG VINCENT HSp PENNA. 21.9; DAN HILNE, HIGHLAND H$, NEW MEXICO 22.0; RALPH TODHUNTER, NEW TRIER H$, ILL. 22.0; HIKE GOLUB, PLAINVIEW H$, NEW YORK 22.0; JEFF JACKMAN, MIOPARK HS, OHIO 22.0; RALPH CRITTENDEN, CUBBERLY HS, CALIF. 22.0; ROBIN WAPLES, PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. 22.0; ANDREW McPHERSON, ROBERT E. LEE HS, FLA. 22.0; PETER SMITH, CATHEDRAL HS, PENNA. 22.1; JOHN WILSON, BELLINGHAM HS, WASHINGTON 22.1; CAMERON EMMOTT, COLLEGE HSj OKLAHOMA 22.1; LOUIS JANO, MIAMi SPRINGS HS, FLORIDA 22.1; STEVE JOB, WARREN KS, OHIO 22.2; JAMES LEE BRADFORD, AVONOALE HS, GEORGIA 22.2: GARY LANGLEY, STRANAHAN HS~ FLORIDA 22.2.

200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - RICHARD ROTH, HENLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 2~00.3; BOB HART, FRESNO H$, CALIF. 2:00.5; PETE SEIBERT, PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. 2:01.4; RON BRILLHART, YORK-PENN KS, PENNA. 2:03.0~ DEWITT MANNING, ARCADIA HS, CALIF. 2:03.4; EDWARD BETTEN- DORF, FAIRVlEW HS, OHIO 2:03.7; ALLAN PETERSON, ST. HARY HS, CONNECTICUT 2:04.9; JOHN FERRIS, RIO AMERICANO HS, CALIF. 2:05.1; CARL RUTHERFORD, STADIUM HS, WASHINGTON 2:05.3: TOM LUDWIG, BALDWIN HS, PENNA. 2:05.3; RICK TRIEBER, NEW TRIER H$, ILL.2:O5.3; BARRY KERR, M~:~LE-NEWTON HS, PENNA. 2:05.41MIOHAEL BURTON, EL CAMINO HS, CALIF.2:05.4; JOHN NELSON, POMPANO BEACH HS, FLORIDA 2:05.5; BRUCE RICHARDS, WILBON HS, WASHINGTON 2:05.5; TIM HALLEY, GRACE-DORIS HS, CALIF, 2:05.5; JOHN GECKLER, FULLERTON HS, CALIF. 2:06.B; ROBIN WAPLES, PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. 2:06.3; WILLIAM SWISRER, EVANSTON HS, ILL. 2:06.4; WARD HILL, BURBANK HS, CALIF. 2:06.4.

DIVING - HOLT HANESS, ROBERT E. LEE HS, FLORIDA; NON RENSLOW, SO. DENVER HS, COLORADO; TONY RUEFP, ST. XAVIER HS, KENTUCKY; PAUL PBEIBE, WHITEPISH BAY HS, WISCONSIN; JIH KIRKLAIN, JOHN MARSHALL H$, MINN.; MIKE BARNHILL, COLUMBUS H$, INDIANA; JOHN HOHNFELDT, GATEWAY HS, PENNA.; RICHARD MCDERMOTT, McKINLEY H$, OHIO; TOM S. PETTIT, WICHITA NORTH H~, KANSAS; DUANE GREEN~ ~ATTLE CREEK CENTRAL H~, MICHIGAN; TODD ~HITH, ~ESTSIDE HS, NEBRASKA; JAY MEAOEN, HINSDALE HS, ILL.; STEVE McCoY, WESTFIELD HS~ NEW JERSEY; RONALD HOFFMAN, EAST MEADOWS HS, NEW YORK; RORY MOORE, ARCADIA HS, ARIZONa; HARK MORRILL, STA- DIUM HS~ WASHINGTON; TOM COX, MCLAIN HS, OKLAHOMA; JIM HENRY, HILLCREST HS, TEXAS; TOM COWLEY, SANDIA H$, NEW MEXICO; JAMES BRONSON, MEDFORO HS, OREGON; DAVID HEWES, GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEHY, GEORGIA; DON SULLIVAN, EAST MECKLENBURG, NORTH CAROLINA; DON OELONG, NATRONA HS, WYOMING, GEOFFREY HACDONALD, HOLYOKE HS, MASS.; JOSEPH BOGUCKi, BRANDYWINE HIGH SCHOOL, DELAWARE.

IO0 YD BUTTERFLY - ROSS WALES, RAYEN SCHOOL, OHIO 52.2"; PETE SEIBERT, PALO ALTO H.S., CALIF. 52.9; MORGAN ALLSUP, BLOOMINGTON HS, ILL. 53.1; JOHN WILSON, BELLINGHAM H.S., WASHINGTON 53.3~ BOB WALDERMAN, FT. LAUDERDALE H$, FLA. 53.3; LELAND BISBEE~ JACKSON PARKSIDE H$, MICHIGAN 53.5; MICHAEL BURTON, EL CAHINO HS, CALIF. 53.6; JAMEY HALPIN, WASHINGTON HS, IOWA 53.6; JAMES NICKOLOFF, PASADENA HS, GALIF. 53.6; BRUCE GETZ, EVAN- STON HS, ILL. 63.8; RICK TRIEBER, NEW TalER HS, ILL. 54.0; TIM BRADY, BRUSH HS, OHIO 54.01 FRED BAIRD, HELIX HS, CALIF. 54.1; STEVE WOOD, HALE HS, OKLA. 54.1; ROBERT CHAT- FIELD, CUBBERLY H$, CALIF. 54.2; ART BUSSE, NEW TRIER HS, ILL. 54.3; CHAS. ATWATER; SOUTH HILL HS, PENNA. 54.31 HOWARD NOHRIS, PENNSBURY HS, PENNA. 54.3; CBARLES MINCER, BYRD HS, LOUISIANA 54.3; JOHN FERRIS, RIO AMERICANO HS, CALIF. 54.3; JEFF PEARCE, FULLERTON HS, CALIFORNIA 54.3.

100 YD FREESTYLE - ZACKARY ZORN, BUENA PARK HS, CALiF. 4T.6; DEWITT ~ANNING, ARCADIA HS, CALIF. 47.8: WILLIAM SWISHER, EVANSTON H$, ILL. 47.9; ROBIN WAPLES, PALO ALTO H$, CALIF. 48.0~ STEVE JOB, WARREN HARDING HS, OHIO 48.5; FRED HOGAN, ST. IGNATIUS HS, ILL. 46.61 ERIC SCHWALL, ENLOE HS, NO. CAROLINA 48.9; EDWARD BETTENDORF, FAIRVlEW H$, OHIO 46.96 PHILLIP BROWN, HIGHLAND HS, TEXAS 49.0; CHRIS JOHNSON, WASHINGTON & LEE HS, VIRGINIA 49.0; RUSSELL KIDDER, HENLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 49.0; GARY LANGLEY~ STRANAHAN HS, FLORIDA 49.1; STUART VANCE, FORT HYERS HS, FLORIDA 49.1; JOHN DOWDLE, LOYOLA ACAO. ILL. 49.1; TOM LAWTON, 61RHINGHAH SEAHOLM HS, MICHIGAN 49.2; KENNETH HAMHER, DOWNEY HS, CALIF. 49.2; RICHARD JACOBS, CHETLANHAH HS, PENNA. 49.3; HENRY AHLF, TRENTON HS, MICHIGAN 49.3; PETER HEESCH, WESTFIELD HS, NEW JERSEY 49.3; CAMERON EMMOTT, COLLEGE HS, OKLAHOMA 49.4; STEVE HOWARD, BATTLE CREEK CENTRAL HS, MICHIGAN 49,45 JEFFREY HAMMETT , EAST BAKERSFIELD HS~ CALIF. 49.4; DON HAVENS, GRANADA HILLS H$, CAL, 49.4,

BRILLHART, WILLIAM PENN HS, PENNA. I:03.9; NEAL WADE, EUCLID HS, OHIO I:03.9; JOHN LUD WIG, BALDWIN H$, PENNA. I:04.0; HIKE POLAND, LOYOLA ACADEMY, ILL. I:04.2; JIM GARDNER REDLANDS HS, CALIF. I:04.2; SANDY LOPATER, NEW TRIER HS, ILL. 1:04.2.

200 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - HINSDALE H$, ILL. (KENT CASTLE, TOM MCARDLE, JIM MCARDLE, BO NEIMAN) 1:28.0"; PLAINVlEW HS, NEW YORK (MIKE GOLUB, MIKE $1NKINSON, FRED SCHNEIDER, l AZZARA) 1:29.2; WESTFiELD HS, NEW JERSEY (PETER HEESCH, TOM McCoY, DOUG McOwEN, HARVE~ GERBER) 1:29.3; NEW TRIER H$, ILL. (ART BUSSE, BOB HOWELL, JEFF RAFF, RALPH TODHUNTER I 1:28.7; FT. LAUDERDALE HS, FLA. (BRAD LANSDON JIM KANE, BOB WALDERMAN, SKIP AMELUNG) 1:29.9; DOWNEY H$, CALIF. (DARHYL VINCENT, HIKE PICKETT, RAY MURPHY, KEN HAHMER) 1:29. FULLERTON H$, CALIF (DALTON MAURIN, RANDY HAWKINS, JEFF PEARCE9 TORREY WEBB) 1:30,2; WASHINGTON HS, IOWA (KEN KRIZAN, AL CARR, JAMEY HALPIN, MARTY STROSBURGER) 1:30.4; NEV PORT HARBOR HS, CALIF (DAVE ~MITH, JOHN BaACKETT, BUTCH POPE, HANK THAYER) 1:30.6; PAt ALTO HS, CALIF. (PETE SEIBERT, STEVE JONES, DAVE GUY, ROBIN WAPLES) 1:30.5; STRANAHAN FLORIDA (DAVID WHITE, JAMES HARRISON, HOWARD KIRK, GARY LANGLEY) 1:30.7; Coao':A DEL H~ H $ , CALIF. (DEE RENFRO, BO BRUMMETT, BILL BRECHTEL, PETER FEIERABEND) 1:30.7; BAKERSF HS, CALIF. (PAT WOODS, HIKE BUSOHER, PETE WACHOB, JAN MEYER) 1:30.7; CHELTENHAH HS, PI (RICHARD JACOBS, DONALD KELLEY, JOHN HAClONIS, BRUCE WIGO) 1:30.B; FRESNO HB, CALIF.( HART, GARY MARTIN, BLAIR LOONEY, DEWEY SLATER) 1:30.B; GLENDORA HS, CALIF. (DAVE PALU: TONY PHICE, RAY CROSNA, HIKE FERRARI) 1:31.0; EDINA-MOaNINGSIDE H$, MINN. (SCOTT NEL8{ STEVE LEWER$, BOB HABHONY, TOM JUHNKE) 1:31.I; REDLANDS HS, CALIF. (DAVID SCOTT, DEAN KACKLEY, JIM GARDNER, GARTH HUFFAKER) 1:31.I; HENLO-ATHEHTOH HS, CALIF. (JEFF LAPIERRI TOH LITFIN, GORDON GOURDIN, RUSS KIDDER) 1:31.I; HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL, TEXAB (KI WHITESlDE, JOE MILLER, MIKE.TITHAS, P.K. BROWN) 1:31.2.

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COMPILED BY JOHN STONEBRAKER, MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE " NATIONAL JR. COLLEGE RECORD

50 YD FREESTYLE - BOB BOYER, BAKERSFIELD 22.1; WAYNE GODDARD, SANTA ANA COLLEGE 22.1; PAUL MURPHY, FOOTHILL 22.1; BILL BERNHARDT, CERRITOS 22.2; WAYNE OEAVER~ FRESNO 22.2; JOHN VAN CLEAVE, CERRITOS 22.2; DART ALFORD, BAKERSFIELD 22.4; GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 22.4; ALEX CROCHETT, FRESNO 22.4; GARY LANGANDOEN, FOOTHILL 22.5; KEN V~EBB, FO0 HILL 22.5.

I00 YD FREEGTYLE - KEN WEBB, FOOTHILL 48.2; KIM R GUSH, LOS ANGELES VALLEY 48.4; AL Lo FOOTHILL 48.5; BOB BOYER, BAKERSFIELD 48.6; BILL JOHNSON, FULLERTON 49.0; PAUL MURPHY FOOTHILL 49.0; MIKE GARIBALDI, FOOTHILL 49.1; WAYNE GODDARD, SANTA A~A COLLEGE 49.1; JOHN VAN CLEAVE, CERRITOS 49.2; STEVE WILLIAMS, MONTEREY 49.2.

200 YD FREESTYLE - GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO*]:44.4; HIKE GARIBALDI, FOOTHILL 1:46.5 AL LOGAN, FOOTHILL 1:47.0; BILL JOHNSON, FULLEBTON 1:48.0; STEVE DA~IELSON, LOS ANGEL VALLEY 1:48.6; TONY GLEASON, BANTA ANA COLLEGE 1:49.6; BOB NEALY, ORANGE COAST 1:50.0 BOB DOYEN, BAKERSFIELD 1:50.4; NON CDFFHAN, FOOTHILL 1:50.6; PAUL MURPHY, FOOTHILL I

500 YD FREESTYLE - GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 4:45.5"; HIKE GARIBALDI~ FOOTHILL 4:53 STEVE DANIELSON, LOS ANGELES VALLEY 4:55.0; AL LOGAN, FOOTHILL 4:57.0; PAT GLASGOW, ORANGE COAST 4:56.I; JIM HALLEY, SAN MATEO 5:00.7; TONY GLEASON, SANTA ANA COLLEGE i 5:01.I; HIKE KOONTZ, ORANGE COAST 5:07.4; GIL HITCHCOCK, FOOTHILL 5:]0.1; MIKE BRYANT CERRITOS 5:10.4.

1650 YD FREESTYLE - GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 16:54.4"; MIKE GARIBALDI, FOOTHILL I~: PAT GLASGOW, ORANGE COAST ]7:2].2; STEVE DANIELSON, LOS ANGELES VALLEY 17:27.2; KEN FOOTHILL 17:29.9; KARL HOCRARY, FOOTHILL 17:43.5; BILL LEACH, ORANGE COAST 17:54.1; LOGAN, FOOTHILL 17:58.B; MIKE KOONTZ, ORANGE COAST 18:09.B; TONY GLEASON, SANTA ANA ( 18:11.0.

I00 YD BACKSTROKE - TERRY CRAIG, ORANGE COAST 54.9"; GORDON JOHNSON, MODESTO 55.1; KI WEBB, FOOTHILL 56.3; JIH HALLEY, SAN MATEO 56.6; HIKE MCEVENY~ LONG BEACH 56.6; KIM ROUSH, LOS ANGELES VALLEY 56.D; HIKE FORREST, SANTA ANA COLLEGE 57.0; JIM PETERSON, FOOTHILL 57.3; BRUCE JOHNSON, MO~ESTO 57.4; GREG ~UCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 58.0.

200 YD BACKSTROKE - KEN WEBB, FOOTHILL 2:03.2"; TERRY CRAIG, ORANGE COAST 2:04.0; GO~ JOHNSON, MODESTO 2:04.8; HIKE HOEVENY, LONG BEAOH 2:05.4: GAUGE JOHNSON, MODESTO 2:0 GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 2:07.2; JAY SOUTHARC, FOOTHILL 2:07.3; AL PALMER, MERRITT 2:07.4; KARL HoCRARY, FOOTHILL 2:07.7: JIH PETERSON, FOOTHILL 2:09.7.

I00 YD BREASTSTROKE - BRUCE EVANS, FOOTHILL I:02.7; STEVE JOHNSON, ORANGE COAST 1:02 BARRY GOLDFARB, SANTA HONICA I:03.2; BOB PARICH, CABRILLO I:03.4; RODY DAVIS, FOOTHII I:03.7; JEFF SMITH, BAKERSFIELD I:04.4; TOM GRIMM, CERRITDS I:04.6; TOH SMITH, CHAFFI 1:04.8; TOM HUGHES, GLENDALE 1:04.9; RICH ROSEN, LOS ANGELES VALLEY 1:05.5; DAVE ZEMI SANTA ANA COLLEGE I:05.5.

200 YD BREASTSTROKE - STEVE JOHNSON, ORANGE COAST 2:18.5; CHARLES BU~BACH, FOOTHILL 2:19.5; GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 2:20.1; BARRY GOLDFARB, SANTA MONICA 2:21.I; ROOY DAVIS, FOOTHILL 2:21.9; TOM SMITH, CHAFFEY 2:22.2; BRUCE EVANS, FOOTHILL 2:23.1; KARl MCCRARY, FOOTHILL 2:23.7; BOB PARIDH, CABRILLO 2:24.1; JEFF SMITH, BAKERSFIELD 2:24,1

IOO YO BAGKSTROKE- GHUOK GOETTSCHE, NEW TRIER H$, ILL. 54.4"; EDWARD BETTENDORF, FAIRVlEW HS, OHIO 54.5; DON SCHWERIN~ HINSDALE HS, ILL. 54.?; CHARLES HOLLINS, EVANS- TON HS~ ILL. 55.0; BOB HART, FRESNO HS~ CALIF. 55.l; HITCh' ]VEY, SAHTA CLARA HS, CAL. 5§.]; HARK HADER, PULLMAN HS, WASHINGTON 55.4; ROBERT HOMAHON, FENWICK HS, ILLINOIS 55.5; FREDERICK DANNEMAN, GRANDBY HS, VIRGINIA 55.6; LES MOORE, STRONG VINCENT H$, PA. 56.2; PAT KUBLY, KOKOMO HS, INDIANA 56.4; PETE SEIBERT, PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. 56.5; NELSON SHIBASKI, UNIVERSITY HS, HAWAIi 56.7; DOUGLAS WEBSTER, ROYAL OAK KIMBALL HS~ MIOHIGAN 56.7; ALAN PETERSON, ST. MARY HS, CONN. 56.7; JOHN KETCBAM, WESTFIELO H$, NJ 56.8; DICK HALL, WILSON HS, WASHINGTON 57.0; STEVE STRAUSS, SANTA CLARA H$, CALIF.

lOO YD BUTTERFLY - GARY LANGANDOEN, FOOTHILL 52.9; JOHN REITMAN; SANTA MONICA 53.4; G'L~AS'"ON; ~ ANA COLLEGE 53.6; HAC BROWN, GLENDALE 54.0; JIM D.ELACY, SACRAMENTO 54 BILL JOHNSON, FULLERTON 54.4; JACK GALLON, BAKERSFIELD 54.5; MIKE SHEPPARD, LOS ANGEl VALLEY 54.5; RON BURTON, FOOTHILL 54.6; JOHN NEELEHAN, FULLERTON 54.6.

200 YD BUTTERFLY - KEN WEBB, FOOTHILL 1:55.9"; GARY LANGANDOEN, FOOTHILL 1:56.6; JOH REITMAN, SANTA MONICA 1:59,31 GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 1:59,6; TONY GLEASON, SANTA ANA CoLL. 2:00.9; GIL HITCHCOCK, FOOTHILL 2:01.3; MAC BROWN, GLENDALE 2:03.5; DENNIS MEYRING, VALEJO 2:04.2; NEIL MINOR, LONG BEACH 2:04.6; JIM DELACYj SACRAMENTO 2:05.1

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200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - GREG BUCKINGHAM, SAN MATEO 1:58.4"; KEN WEBS, FOOTHILL 2~00.8~ KARL HcCRARY, FOOTHILL 2:03.3: BILL JOHNSON, FULLEeTON 2:04,8; DENNIS HEYRIN6 VALLEJO 2:06,0; BRIAN OAVLIN, MT. SAN ANTONIO 2:06.4~ TONY GLEASON, 6ANTA ANA COLLEGE 2:07.0; GORDON JOHNSON, MODESTO 2:07.1: TO M NULTY~ SANTA HONICA 2L07.9; CHARLES BUR- BACH, FOOTHILL 2:08.0,

400 YD INDIVIDUAL HEOLEY - GrEG BUCKINGHAM, SAN HATEO 4:08.9*; KEN WEBB, FOOTHILL 4:14.8; KARL HcCRARY, FOOTHILL 4:24.6; TONY GLEASON, SANTA ANA COLLEGE 4:32,3; CHXS. 8URBACH, FOOTHILL 4:32.5; DENNIS HEYRING~ VALLEJO 4:32.51 JAY SOUTHARD, FOOTHILL 4:35,01 6EORGE WHITE, SAN MATEO 4:36.B; CRAIG HENDRICKSON, EL CAMINO 4:37.5; BILL LEACH~ ORANGE COAST 4:39.8.

I-METER DIVING (ALPHABETICAL) - LARRY ANDREASEN, CERRITOS; RICK GREEN, FOOTHILL; GARY HELINE, WORCESTER JC, MASS.| ALAN KARA, LOS ~NGELES VALLEY; JOHN PARKER, FOOTHILL; GARY PARKS, RIVER$1DEI JOHN PIFFATH, RIVENSIDE~ LEE TAYLOR, SAN JOSE; TOM WENSLEY, HENRY FORD JoC.~ MICH,| FRED WHITEFORD, ORANGE COAST.

3-METER DIVING (ALPHABETICAL) - LARRY ANOREASEN, CERRITOS; MAURY CAIN, CABRILLO; RICK GREEN, FOOTHILL; ALAN KARA, LOS ANGELES VALLEY; JOHN PARKE% FOOTHILL; GARY PkRKS~ RIVERSIDE; JOHN PI.FFATH, RIVERSIDE; DENNIS SPANEK~ SAN HATEO; DON $TEWART~ SANTA ANA COLLEGE; FRED WHITEFORO~ ORANGE COAST.

400 YO MEDLEY RELAY - ORANGE COAST (T. CRAIG, S. JOHNSON, Pc GLASGOW, B. MEALY) 3:40.4"~ FOOTHILL (J. PETERSON, R. DAVIS, G. LkNGANDOEN, K. WESB) 3:42.5: SANTA ANA COLLEGE (M. FORREST, D. ZEMER, T. GLEASON, W. GODDARD) 3:44.5: SANTA MONICA (T. NULTY, B. GOLDFARB, J. REITMAR, B. MILLER) 3:46,3; LOS ANGELES VALLEY (K. ROUSH, R. ROSEN, M. SHEPARD, M. LERNER) 3:47.3; SAN HATEO (J. MALLEY, G. BUCKINGHAM, G. WHITE, D. GRAY) 3:47.7; LONG BEACH (H. MoEvENY, H. MONFORT, R. BLACKLEDGE, D. JONES) 3:48.7; GLENOALE (C. WOLCOTT, T. HUGHES, M. BROWN, L. CRAIG) 3:50. I; 8AKERSFIELU (B, VA~ OSOEL, J. SMITH, G. GALLON, B. BOYER) 3:52.0; MERRITT (A. PALMER, T. GRAY, C. SCHIL--

LINSKY, F. BISCHOFF) 3:52.2.

400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - FOOTHILL (A. LOGAN, K, WEBB, K. MoCRkRY, H. 6ARtBALOI) 3:12.8"; Los ANGELES VALLEY (S. DANIEL$ON~ B. MOORE. H. LERNER, K. ROUSH) 3:18.4; ORANGE COAST (~, JOHNSON~ To CRAIG~ B. LEACH, B. NEkLY) 3:18.4; BAKERSFIELD (G. GALLON, 6. VAN O$DEL, 6. ALFORD, B, 80YER) 3:19.7; SAN MATEO (8. PUGHE, O. GRAY, J, HALLEY, D. GRAY) 3:19.8; CERRITOS (B. BERNHARDT, J. ROSS:, B. CRIST, J. VAN CLEAVE) 3:21.I; LONG BEACH (H. MCEvENY, B. OAVlS, R. BLkCKLEDGE, D. JONES) 3:21.4; SANTA MJNICA (B. GOLDFARS~ B. MILLER, T. SWANSON, J. REITHAN) 3:22.8; SANTA ANA COLLEGE (D. ZEMER~ T. REISH, L. LEFNER, W. GOODARD) 3:23.0; FULLERTON (0. BELKNAP, D. VAN SANDT, J, PARIOON, B. JOHNSON) 3:23,4,

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200 H FREESTYLE

1:57.6 D. SCNOLLANDER USA L.ALT 8-64 1:58.2 H--J KLEIN W.GER OTMND 5-64 2:00.0 R. WINDLE A'LIA SYDNEY 2-64 2:00,0 S, CLARE USA TOKYO 10-64 2:00,1 R, SAARI U6A L.ALT 8-64 2:00.3 F. WIEGAND E,GER BERLIN 6-64 2:00.4 T. YAMANAKA JAPAN L.A. 8-61 2:00.4 M. ROSE A'LIA L.ALT 8-62 2:00.4 R. McDoNOUGH USA TOKYO 8-63 2:00.4 H-G GRECOR E.GER M'DBR6 8-64 2:00.5 W. METTLER USA N.Y. 9-64 2:00.5 D. LYONS USA N.Y. 9-64 2:00.5 M. FUKUl JAPAN TOKYO 10-64 2:00.9 E. TOWNSEND USA N.Y. 9-64 2:01.3 C. ROBIE USA L,A. 9-64 2:01.5 R. 8LICK U6A L.A. 8-61 2:01,5 G. BUCKINCHAI USA L.ALT B-64 2:01.6Y J. KONRAOS A'LIA SYDNEY 2-60 2:01.7 G; HEtz W.GER D'TMNO 5-62 2:01,B J, LUNDIN SWED BASTkD 7-64 2:01.8 M. SVENSSON 6WED TOKYO 10-64 2:02.1 M. WALL USA N.Y. 9-64 2:02.2 D. DICKSON A'LIA SYDNEY 2-64 2:02.2 J, EDWARDS USA N.Y. 9-64 2:02.2 J. BONTEKOE HOLL TOKYO 10-64

400 H FREESTYLE 4:12.2 D. 8CHOLLANDER USA TOKYO 10-64 4:13-4 M. ROSE A'Lla CHIc. 8-62 4:13.5 R. SAARI USA N.Y. 8-64 4:14.9 J. NELSON USA N.Y. B-64 4:14,9 F. WIEGkNO E.GER TOKYO 10-64 4:15,1 A, WOOD A'LIA TOKYO 10-64 4:15,9Y J. KONRAOS A'LIA SYDNEY 2-60 4:16.3 M. WALL DSA N.Y. 8-64 4:16.6 T. YAMANAKA JAPAN OSAKa 7--59 4:16,9 C, ROBIE USA N.Y. 8-64 4:17.6 R. WINOLE AVLIA SYDNEY 2-64 4:17,9 R. PHEGAN A'LIA SYDNEY 1-64 4:19,2 A. SOMERS USA ROME 8-60 4:19,4 W. FARLEY USA L.ALT 7-64 4:19.4 S. BELITZ-GEIMAN USSR TOKYO 10-64 4:20.0 K. WALSH USA N.Y. 8-64 4:20.1 G. ECHEVARRIA HEX, L.ALT 7-64 4:21.1 H. BURTON USA N.Y. 8-64 4:21.7 H. ROSENOAHL ~WED B'PST B-64 4:21.8 I. BLACK G.BR. ROME 8-60 4:21,8 S, KRAUSE USA L.ALT 7-64 4:22.0 J. KATONA HUNG. B'PST 9-64

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800 H FREESTYLE 8:51.5 M. ROSE A'LIA L.ALT. 8-62 8:58.7 R. WINOLE A'LIA TOKYO I0-64 8:58.9 A. WOOD A'LIA TOKYO 10-64 8:59.6Y J. KONRAOS AtLIA SYDNEY 1-59 9:02.7 R. SAARI USA N,Y. 9-64 9:03.8 M. WALL USA L.ALT 8-64 9:04.0 0. 8CHOLLANDER USA OKAYAMA 8-63 9:04.4 T. YAMANAKA JAPAN TOKYO 8-63 9:04.9 C. ROBIE USA L.ALT 8-64 9:05.3 J, NELSON USA TOKYO 10-64 9:05,4 S. BELITZ-GEIMAN USER HOSCOWIO-64 9:05.8 W. FARLEY USA L.ALT 8-64 9:06.6 R, PHEGkN A'LIA SYDNEY 1-64 9:08.0 G. HETZ W.GER DTMND 5-62 9:08,4 S. KRAUSE USA L.ALT 8-64 9:09.0 H, BURTON USA N.Y. 9-64 9:09.7 G. ECHEYARRIA MEX L,ALT 8-64 9:09.8 R. COG HILL USA TOKYO 8-63 9:t0-8 S. FUJISHIMA JAPAN NAGOYA 8-63 9 : t1 . t F. WIEGAND E.GER HGDBRG 3-64 9:1t .2 S. SASAKI JAPAN TOKYO t0-64 9:12.5 A. GONERS USA L.A. 8-61 9:13.7 G, BREEN USA ROME 9-60 9:14.0 J. KATONA HUNG. BPST 9-64 9:15,3 S, Boss USA L,ALT 8-64

1500 M FREESTYLE

16:58.7 R. SAARI U~A N.Y. 9-64 17:01.7 R. WINDLE MLIA TOKYO 10-64 17:01.8 H. ROSE A'LIA L.ALT 8-64 17:03.0 J, NELSON USA TOKYO 10-64 17;06,6 M. WALL USA L.ALT 8-64 17;07.7 A. WOOD A'LIA TOKYO 10-64 17;09.3 S. KRaUSE uSA L.ALT 8-64 17:10.8 G. ECHEVARRIA HEX L. ALT B-64 I7 : l l .OY J. KONRADS AtLIA SYDNEY 2-60 17:12.7 W. FARLEY USA N . Y . 9-64 17:21,8 C. ROBIE USA L,ALT 8--64 17:22.4 S. SASAKI JAPAN TOKYO 7-64 17:22.4 R. PHEGAN A'LIA TOKYO 10-64 17:24,4 H, BURTON USA N.Y. 9-64 t7:25,0 T, YAMANAKA JAFAN TOKYO 7-60 17:27.0 J. KATONA HUNG. B'PST 0-64 17:27.7 0. SCHOLLANDER USA L.A. 7-63 17:30,6 G. BREEN USA ROME 9-60 17:31.7 G. HETZ W.GER WRZBRG ~'-62 17:32.2 A. GONERS USA L.A. 8-61 17:34.0 D. HEm USA N.Y. 9-64 17:34.5 S. FUJISHIMA JAPAN TOKYO B-64 17:34.8 V. ROGUSIC YUGO SPLIT 9-64 17:35.9 H. KIRSCHKE W.GER MGDBRG 8-64 17:36.0 H. TORRES SPAIN TOKYO 10-64

I00 M BACKSTROKE 5£,6 T. MANN

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1:02.2 V. SIMAR US&R Moscow 4-62 2:33.8 K. ISHIKAWA 1:02.3 G. JOHNSON USA L.A. 7-64 2:33.9 P. JEFFEHS 1:02.3 J, CABRERA S~AIN TNRIFFED-64 2:34.2 M. YOSHIOA I:02.4 J. LEASURE USA N.Y. 9-64 2:34.3 L. KOLEBNIKOV

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2:10,3 J. GRkEF USA TOKYO 10-64 2:34.5 H. MRAZEH 2:10~5 G, DILLEY USA TOKYO 10-64 2:34.7 K. NAKA$ONE 2:10.9 T. STOCK USA CuY.FLsS-62 2:11.9 $. FUKUSHIMA JAPAN TOKYO 10-63 I00 H BUTTER 2:12.6 E-J KUPPERS W.GER MGDBRG 8-64 57.0 L. NICOLAO 2:12.8 R. BENNETT USA N.Y. 9-64 57.5 W. RICHARDSON 2:13.7 P. HAMMER USA N.Y. 9-64 58.I L. SCHULHOF 2:14.2 T. MANN USA N,Y. 9-64 58.3 G. ILMAN 2:14.6 V. MAZANOV USSR Moscow 9-64 58.4 I . NAKAJIMA 2:15.1 R. MCGEAGH USA N.Y. 9-64 58.5 K. BERRY 2:15,3 E. BARTSCH USA OSAKA 8-63 58.6 F. SCHMIDT 2:15.3 R. BEAVER USA N . Y . 9-64 58.6 E. SPENCER 2:15.5 R. KINGERY USA N . Y . 9-64 58.6 J. HELLAND 2:15.6 P. REYNOLDS A'LIA TOKYO 10-64 58.6 T. KENNEDY 2:15.8 R. HUTTON CAN. TOKYO 10-64 58.7 L. LARSON 2:16o2 W. UTLEY USA N.Y. 9-64 59.0 J, WHITE 2:16,4 R, GOETTSCHE USA L.A. 8-61 59,1 R. McDoNOUGH 2:16.5 L. BABBLER USSR Ivov 9-61 59.I C. ROBIE 2:16.5 H. MADER USA L.ALT 7-64 59.1 A. OHBAYASH|

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