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John S. Bruce
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Crimson Whips Princeton, Finishes in 16th Place
"What happened to Harvard?" everyone wanted to know when it was over. The meet was at home. Harvard had distinguished
Swim Team Set to Prove Itself
This is it. The grueling preseason with its seemingly endless yardage; the sun and full-time training in Puerto Rico over
The Sports Cube Predicts
First Second Third 50 Free Coan (TENN) Gaines (AUB) Wyatt (ARIZ) 100 Free Coan (TENN) Gaines (AUB) McCagg (AUB) 200 Free Gaines (AUB) Larson (FLA) Kraus (SMU)
Gators' Depth Leads the Field
Gone are the days of dynasties in NCAA swimming. No longer can any team arrive at the Championships worried only
Aquamen Romp at Eastern Seaboards
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.--Scoring individual first places in three events and collecting another host of top-six finishes the final day, the Harvard
Aquamen Capture Advantage In Opening Day of Easterns
PHILADELPHIA--Senior Steve Schramm and freshman David Lundberg scored individual victories in the one-meter diving and 200-yd. individual medley, respectively, but
Place Your Bets
March 7, 1975: Under the tutelage of Ray Essick, the men's swimming team prepares to embark upon their annual journey
Crimson Aquamen Rout Bulldogs, Earn Share of Eastern League Crown
In what amounted to a tune-up for next weekend's Eastern Championship, Harvard's aquatic machine rolled to a 70-43 victory over
Swimmers Face Challenge Tomorrow
There will be no looking ahead to future competitions this time. The strength of the opposition is fearsome and well-documented.
Shaving: A Hair-Razing Dilemma
"What happened?" everyone wants to know. "How did we lose to Princeton?" "They shaved and were really psyched. They just