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1972 Olympic Trials Results MEN'S & W1EN'S OL)f1PIC 1RIALS HUDDlE WALSH. VESPER 2:31.38 HE.T 4 HEAT 2 AUDREY SUPPLE, HEI.HTS 2:14.67 PORTAGE PARK, CHICAGO, ILL. LA"". NOyAK, GR.POINTE 2:31.95 JENNIFER 8.RTZ,S.CLAR. 2:49.75 KAREN HAZEN, ARD.HL. 5,21.88 MARYANNE COURTDIS,AQUABR2:11041 AMY 8ErTENCOURT,S.CLAR. 2:50.40 , AuG.2-6, 1972 50 M POOL ROBERT' WATT, LAKE\lOOD 2:32.34 lAURA NDYAK,GR.PDINTE 5:17.37 DEBRA C~.RO, CIN.MARL. 2:48.70 ELIZABETN Ho.AH,AQUABRB 5:15.10 HEAT 3 .BETTERS EXISTI.G WORLD REC. KATHY 8RADLEY, J.NELSON 2:30.54 DEBBIE HUOSON, ARIZ.DR 2:52.18 JENNIFER 8ARTZ, S.QLARA 5,08.46 Jo HARSHBAR.ER,L.WA.N. 2: 10.62 ..BETTERS EXISTI.G AHER. REC. LyNN COI.ELLA, C.SCAOE 2:48.96 LYNNV DALI, S.CLARA 5:13.2.; KATHLEEN 6OYNTON, PAc.AC2:12.60 ...TIES EXISTIHS WORLD RECDRO HEAT 4 MICNELLE MERCER, N.P.LM 2:47.84 JULIA WOODCOCK, SUBURB. 5:11.69 JANET WEL.CN,UN FLA 2:11.67 BETTERS EXISTI.G AHERICAR oEBBIE HUDSON. ARIl.OR 2:31.66 TERRY ANN UTI6.RO,T.cOM.2:51.45 LYDIA K~ALEWBKI,LK FDR 5:18.39 JOyW,L',SANTACLANA 2:11.95 CITI!EN'SRECDRO JJLIA WOODCOCK,SUB.SC 2:29.31 TERESA BLOCK, PH66LB 2:2B.BI GiN. IrTNER, S.MONICA 2:52.92 TERRY UTI.ARD, TACoHA 5:31.36 SANORA KE.H.A, CHULAVI.T2:15.42 WQ'1EN JENNIFER BARTl,SCSC 2:26.57 HEIOI LIPE, CIN MARL 2:12.60 SUSIE AT\lOOD, LAKE\lOOO 2:2B.00 HE.T 5 HEAT 3 Jo HI.LOP, MARIN AC 2:12.46 100 METERHEAT f11EESTYLE I - J'NET STEWART, S.B'RB. 2:27.87 A,N.JEAN 8UR6E,L.KEWOOO 2:52.91 TERRY POTTS, LAKESIDE 5:22.19 01ANA GENTE.,SANTACLARA 2:11.61 BELI.OA FULLER, HDUSTO. 1:03.29 JOAN HuBBART. EL MONTE 2:31.06 VICKI H.ys, AN.HEIM 2:51.91 CoOKIE ARRIQNI,PETAlUMA 5:22.22 HEAT 4 MARGARET 3TEVENS, AN.ARBI:02.40 6,THERINE KRIEGHAUSER 2:30.B7 VERONIC. STROUP,SUBURBAN2:48.31 JOAN HUSBART,E..'1DNTE 5:14.21 D.N. SCHOENFIELO,ON.N6E 2:45.01 TERES.: 6loCK,PH66L6 5,11.51 SH.RON 6ER., SANT. CLARA2:10.07 HEAT 2 HE'T 5 8.RB.R. M,TCHELL,T.cOM. 2:45.95 MARY MONT.OMEAY,.SHEYLLE5:09.16 SALLY TUTTLE, 6UENA 2: 12.35 MARV SCHMIOT, STAMFORD 1:02.03 CATH.SIEFARTH, ARIl.oR 2135.43 LINO. KURTZ.PH66L8 2:53.63 KIM oUElLETTE, LAKEWOOD 5:16.66 KI" PEYTON, o.Dou.LAS 2:09.14 A.M SIMMO.S, LAKEWOooAC 1:01.66 C'THY PEMBROKE, WILM. 2130.20 SUZA'NE WOOD, SCSC 2:49.35 J'ENNIFEH WvLIE, S.CL.RA 2:12.40 KAT MY FERGUSON,SA. FERN.I:02.03 SUSIE WHITAKER, HUNT.BcH2:27.22 CORINNE 8IAMONT,D.Oouo. 2:53.37 FINAl HEATHER GR.ENWOOO, FRE.N2:06.95 SLUG RUOWICK, SAN ANTON 1:02.91 LYNN V,AOLI. SCSC 2:27.33 MARY MDNT.OMERY,..NEYllE5:04.96 LINIJA KIDOIE, LA.EWOOD 2:12.22 JANE BIOLO, PORT.PARK 1:01.94 MARY MONTGonERY, ASHEYL 2:27.14 HE.T6 JENNIFER 6ARTZ,S.ClARA 5:00.26 S.NORA 6UCHA, McOoNALO 2:06.75 JiN.Y HICKS, CHULA VISTAI:01.74 S'RA WYLIE, SANT'CLARA 2:2B.06 K.THY MAN6ER, MEMPHIS 2:52.26 LYNNVIDAli, S.9LARA 5:07.64 JENNY HIC.., CHULAVIST. 2:14.61 ELil. HOGAN, AQUABEARS 2134.01 DElE GRATI.S, TACDMA 2:52.16 TERESA 6lOCK, PH66L6 5:11.59 HEAT 3 K,M oUELLETTE, LAKEWOOD 2:31.BO CATHY C.RR, UN.N.MEX. 2:45.65 C,NDYENZE, LODI C,TY 5:12.39 HEAT 5 SUSA. HALFACRE,LK FOREBTI:OI.34 CLAUDIA CLEYEN6ER,DEANZA2:47.25 JuLIA WDODCOCK,SUBURBAN 5:13.09 SUSAN GRU.ZCZYNS.I,SUB 2:13.56 KATHY HEOOY,C,JERSEY 1:01.60 FINAL LESLIE 8YR.'S,S.CL.RA 2:46.90 JOAN HUBBART, El MONT E 5: 15.92 C.THY C.LHOUN.EL MONTE 2:10.91 CATHY HEISLER, TACOHA 1:02.31 LYNN VIDALI, SANTACLARA 2124.46 DIANE TURNER,AQu.BEARS 2:47.14 ELIZABETH HoeANi.QUABRS5:16.05 ANN SI""ONS, lA.Ewoo6 2:06.29 S.NORA JOHNSON, ARO.HLS 2:06.25 KEEN. RQTHHAMMER,S.CLARAI:00.B2 CAROLYN WoOOS,SO.GAL 2:24.51 K,ML. 8RECHT,lAKEwoOD 2:46.43 JO HISLOP, MARl. AC 1:01.44 JENNIFER BARTl,S.CLARA 2125.11 DDIN. SYNOWICKI,LODIC,TY2:51.18 100 METERHEAT 6UTTERFLY 1 - NANCY SPITZ,ARO.HLS 2:06.34 J.NE 6.R.".N, VESPER 2: 10.83 OEEH.OEAROURFF,CINMARLIHI:OI.37 S"BIE ATWOOo.LAKEWOOO 2:26.66 KAREN HANSSEN,PH66L8 1:02.17 MARY MQNTGOMERY,ASHEYLLE2:27.B9 FIN.L JANA WIL.INS, PH66L6 1:09.97 SU..N HALFACRE, lKFoRE.T2:12.46 KARl WILCOx,0.0OUGLAS 1 :02.26 JANET STEI/ART,S.BARB. 2:2S.62 D.N. SCHOENFIELO,OI.NGE 2:43.71 JAN MEADDR, liN TEX 1,09.60 SARA WYLIE, SANTA CLARA2:29.40 CL.UDIA CLEYENGER,DE.NZA2:44.60 LINDASTI""SON,LAAC 1:07.36 HE.T 6 HEAT 4 SUSIE WHITAKER,HuNT.BcH 2:31.21 8."1.". MIT~NELL,TACOM. 2:44.72 VALERIE LEE, HUNT.6cN I :06.16 ROBERT. WATT, L..EWOOD 2:11.59 COO~IE ARRI.NI,PETAlUMA 1 :09.64 6ARBARA SHAW,RIVER;,DE 2:10.88 MARGARET TOSOAL,HuNT.BcHI:01.90 CATHY C.RR,UN.".MEX. 2:44.74 CIROY SeHILLIHG,SAN FERNI:02.54 400 t1ETER FREESTYLE LORRIE PORTER, LOOICITY 2:46.65 SUSIE OEFAY,CDRONADO 1:09.10 8ARBAR. MARS..LL,J.NELS 2:08.32 SHERRY WETCHLER, UN FLA I :08.77 CARY 8.CKHAUS,RIVERSIOE 1:01.92 HEAT 1 LESLIE 8RY.NS, S.CL.R. 2:46.73 S"IRLEY 6.B..HOFF,HuNT. 2:06.74 SANORA NEILSON,ELMONTE 2:11.63 MARSHA McCUEN, SO.CAL. 1:01.06 KRISTINE oDENWALD,CINC. 4:34.95 , KIML. 8RECHT,LAKEWOOO 2:46.77 HEAT 2 KEE1I. ROTHH.""ER,SGSC 2:08.ro LAURA PASTERNAK, J.NELSall:01.96 J ILL STRONG, PIMA Co. 4:43.02 DI.NE TURNER, AQUAIE.RS 2:48.89 HUDDIEWAlSN,VESPER 1:09.79 MARY 8RUC.HURST,SCSC 2:09.67 LAURA NE..SON,CITY MIOLANDI:02.10 JENNY HICKS, CNULA VISTA4:37.58 CATHY CORCIONE,UN NJ 1:00.40 CINDY ENlE, Looi CITY 4:33.43 100 METER BACKSTROKE JEAN WINTEMUTE, PAlOAlTOI:06.72 JENNIFER K,"p, C,N MARL 2:08.36 MADELYN WARCHOli.,N.VA. 1:06.16 MARY BRU.CKHURST,SCSC 1:01.09 NURIA OTERO,UN FL. 4:35.93 HEAT I JULIE KRIENKE,S.NT.CL.R.I: 11.20 JulIE KRIENKE, S.CLARA 1:07.63 FINAL SHIRLEY 8.B..HOfF.H8. ..2:05.21 HEAT 5 HEAT 2 SALLY MIKA, ST.RLIT I: 11.22 SANDRA ILLIH.W...TN,ARDHLI:08.66 ROBIH CHICO, RjYIERA 1:07.50 K,ENA ROTHHAHHER,SCSC 2:06.17 01... GENTES, SCSC 1:01.23 K'THLEEN BOyNTON,P,C.~C 4:37.14 lAURA NoyAK, GR.POINTE 1:11.54 SANDRA 6AKER, O.Oou.LAS 1:10.26 8ARBARA MAR.HALL,J.NEL. 2.07.54 JENNIFER WvLIE, SCSC 1:01.49 BARB.BELOGORBKY.S.CLARA 4:32.42 JO.NN PRICE,GR.MILL.SC 1:11.61 MARGARET WORD, GIN MARl 1:06.04 ANN SIHHONS, L..EWOO" 2:08.13 BARSARA MARSHALL, J.NELSI :00.4B SANDRA JONNSON, ARD.HLS 4:3B.55 lAUR. NELSON, MIOL.ND 1:11.81 SANDRA JOHNSON, ARD.HLS 2.08.17 SA.ORA NEILSON,EL MONTE 1:00.0B KEEN. ROTNHAti1ER,SCSC 4:27 .15 COOKIE ARRI6HI,PETALUM. 1:11.96 HEAT 3 JENNIFER K,"P,CIN M.RL 2:06.84.. BARBARA SHAW, RIVERSIOE 1:00.67 HE'THER GREENI/OOD,FRESN04:31.97 B.RB.R. McK EE,WORTH INGT..I:12.50 AMY RICHARDS, MIAMI SPS 1:07.47 NAHCYSPITZ,ARD.HLS 2:09.41 ELi!. TULLIS, ARIZ.OES.RI:OI.44 TRACY FINNERAN,'SCSC 4:36.32 JOCELYN HUSHES, UN C.L 1 :13.37 STACYJOSEPH,RIYERSIOE 1:07.67 SAHORA 8UCH., McDoN.LD. 2:10.40 TERRI CLARKE, HUNT.BcH 1:01.69 AUOREYSUPPLE, HEIGHTSY 4:33.06 JENIFER WEBB, oAllAS 1:06.19 JOyWILK 1:01.51 HEIOE LIPE,CINC.M,RLINS 4:41.58 HE.T 2 PHYLLIS HORMANN, HAWAII 1:11.10 LISA KUIDA, PIRATE 1:10.44 100 METER 8REASTS1ROKE HEAT 1 HEAT 6 HE'T 3 S.LLY TUrTlE, BUEN. 1:10.46 6ONNIE .DAIR, LAKEWOOD 1:06.36 SARAH SHANNON,EN6LEWOOO 1:12.26 RoSEMARIE SEAMAN, WINTERI,07.60 8ARBAR. MITCHELL,TACO". 1:20.38 SIJSANGRUSZCZYNSKI,SUB.SCI:02.62 KAREN HAlEN, ARO.HLS 4:34.55 LAURA FR ITZ, LAKEWOOO 1 :00.68 Jo HARSNB'R'ER. L.W,SH. 4:30.16 ROIBIN WRI6HT,PLANT.TIO'I: 12.30 JAYMA MEYER, UN MICN 1:07.94 J.HICE KESSEL,PAR.R ID.EI :22.11 8ETTY CHEHEY, CORONADO 1 :21.24 S.LLY TUTTLE, 8UENA 1:01.06 A.M TASNAOY, SANTA CLARA4:34.07 S,SAN BOyD, SOLOT.R I :09.BO TONi HE"'ITT, S.MONICA 1:06.35 S"SIE ST.RCEVIC,COROH.DOI:21.23 SHIRLEY BASASHOFF, HUNT.
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