Schollander Ranked First in Four Events

CALIFORNIA AGAIN FIRST IN HIGH SCHOOL ALL AMERICA SCHOLLANDER RANKED FIRST IN FOUR EVENTS Detroit, Michigan-California again led he nation with placings in 63 individual events and 10 relays in the 1964 National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association High School All America. The listings, compiled by Ralph Deetz, All America Com- mittee Chairman, show that Illinois with a placing in 29 individual events and 10 relays was a strong second followed by Michigan 18 and 8; Penn. 19-3; Florida 11-4; Ohio 12-1; Minn. 5-3; New Jersey 6-2; Conn. 4-1; Wash. 4-0; Kansas 3-0; Iowa 3-0; Missouri 2-0; Texas 2-0; N.Y. 2-0; Colo., Wise., Okla., New Mex., and Virginia, 1 apiece. California's. dominant strength moved to the Northern part of the state, as swimmers from the Northern CIF made 41 individual listings (plus 1 in diving) and 6 relays. The Southern California CIF picture wasn't too rosey, as their swimmers, limited to high school competitions only during the high school swimming season, dropped to 15 individual and 2 relay (both from the same school) placings. Central California, with only a fraction of the number of athletes that competed in the Southern District, won 6 individual and 2 relay listings. Dividing the huge state of California into North and South RICHARD ROTH sections for equitable comparison with the other states placing in the All Amerca, the Northern District continues to Frank Freeman, Dearborn Fordson, Mich., grabbed the hold it's premiere spot as the hottest area in the nation. top spot in the 100 yd. breaststroke, 1:01.7 followed by Southern California, for many years equally fertile, now ranks Azusa's Bill Powers, 1:01.8 and David Perhowski, Westfield, no better than fifth-maybe a notch above Florida, but trail- New Jersey, 1:02.6. ing Illinois, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Ranked behind Schollander in the 200 yd. freestyle was In 1965, this ruling will go into effect in the Southern Evanston's outstanding junior, Bill Swisher, 1:46.8 and Mike California section of the CIF. "Organized school practice in Wall, Blackford, Calif., 1:47.7. swimming shall not hegin prior to the first day of school in Brad Lindeblad trailed Schollander in the 1O0 yd. freestyle February." Previously, after school practice started on the 48.5 followed by 3 men at 48.6-Phil Chase, New Trier; first day of school in January. There is a report that the Edward Mossotti, Mehlville, Mo., and Roben Waples, Palo swimming coaches from the Southern Section of the CIF Alto. will appeal for recision of this rule at the fall council meeting. This new ruling can't help improve the Southern California In the 400 yd. freestyle, Swisher 3:52.0 and John Nelson, CIF swimming picture. a junior from Pompano Beach, Florida, 3:54.3, trailed the Three records were set in this year's competition: 200 yd. Santa Clara champion's time. freestyle 1:44.6 (Schollander); 400 yd. freestyle 3:42.2 (Schol- The divers are listed alphabetically, but among those making lander); and 200 yd. individual medley 1:595((Roth). the All America selections were: James Askins, Wichita South, Kansas; Fred Brown, Seton Hall, New Jersey; Steve Fancher, High Line, Wash.; Julian Krug, Blackford, Calif.; Chuck Stenback, Ferndale, lVlich.; Douglas Todd, New Trier. Dave Robertson's New Trier high school climbed back to the top of the high school heap as their relay teams placed first in both the freestyle and medley. New Trier's 200 yd. medley quartet (Chuck Goettsche, Steve Shapiro, Bob Howell, Bill Volckens) clocked 1:41.7, followed by Evanston, Fenwick and Palo Alto, all at 1:42.2. The 200 yd. freestyle foursome of Phil Chase, Tom Peck, ]eft Raft and Bill Volckens placed first in the All America listing with a 1:28.5 clocking followed by Hinsdale, Ill., and Westfield, N.J. Complete All America Page 35

DON SCHOLLANDER

Santa Clara High School's Don Schollander was a one-man gang, as he placed in every individual swxmming event ex- cept the breaststroke. The blonde schoolboy placed first in the 100 yd. freestyle (47.9), 200 yd. freestyle (1:44.6), 400 yd. freestyle (3:42.2), 100 yd. butterfly (53.0), third in the 200 yd. individual medley (2:02.7) and 100 yd. backstroke "(55.4) and 7th in the 50 yd. freestyle (22.2). Tom Call, Upper Arlington, Ohio, ranked first in the 50 yd. freestyle, 21.8, as David Gibson, Arthur Hill, Saginaw, Mich., Zae Zorn, Buena Park, Calif., and Brad Lindeblad, South Broward, Fla., each clocked 22.0. Dick Roth, a junior at Menlo Atherton, Calif., placed first in the 200 yd. individual medley, 1:59.7 followed by Palo Alto's Mike Siebert, 2:02.4. Roth also made mention in the 200 yd. freestyle (5th-1:48.6); 100 yd. butterfly (tied for 8th-54.2); 1O0 yd. freestyle (11th-49.2); 400 yd. freestyle (tied for 4th-3:56.0) and 100 yd breaststroke (tied for 9th -1:03.6). Richard Grants, Moline, Ill., and Pat MacLean, John Marshall, Minn., tied for first place ranking in the 100 yd. backstroke, 55.2. DICK GRANTS ROSS WALES Pago 6 JULIAN KRUG

PALO ALTO H.S.--Bottom---ROBIN WAPLES, JOHN McCRARY. TOp--MIKE SIEBERT

DAVE GIBSON JOHN NELSON

FRANK FREEMAN TOM WHEELER

BILL POWERS DOUG TODD BILL HTELY PAT MAC LEAN TOM CALL

PHIL LONG 11 NATIONAL JC MARKS SET Special Autographed Editions ILMAN AND WEBB PACE FOOTHILL TO TOP JC Olympic Coach In diving, Cerrito's Larry Andreason ALL-AMERICA HONORS led the field, with Alan Kara, LA Valley, MATT MANN'S Walnut, California-Gary Ilman, prac- not far behind. SWIMMING BoOK tically a one man swim team and fresh- Complete listing on page 36 man teammate Ken Webb each received four first place All America selections on file 1964 All America Junior College Team, reported John Stonebraker, Mt; San Antonio College statistician. Ilman, who was runnerup to Steve Clark in the National Indoor Champion- ships in the 100 and 200 yd. freestyle, again proved that JC swimming has a place in the U.S. swimming picture, as his time of 1:44.6 for 200 yd. freestyle, a first place ranking in the 1964 Junior College All America, would have ranked him second in the 1964 NCAA All Am- erica list. This time and his other firsts established new JC national records. Ilman, who leaves Coach Nort Thor- ton's power-packed Owl squad, won first place ranking in the Junior College All America for the 100 yd. freestyle (47.4) and the 100 yd. butterfly, 51.7, both times equal to a 4th place in the NCAA rankings, and also placed first in the 500 yd. freestyle, 4:54.0, good enough for 5th if he had competed in an NCAA 4-year school. Ihnan was nominated for the second ranking in the 50 yd. freestyle, behind Bakersfield Junior College's Bob Boyer, GARY ILMAN,FOOTHILL COLLEGE t yet on 21.8. Ilman had a best of 22.2. For ~entals. Boyer, it was a new JC national mark, Ken Webb, a one time teammate of Olympic Coach Don Schollander, when both competed at Multnomah AC, also set 4 National MIKE PEPPE'S JC records as he too claimed 4 first place rankings on the 1964 Junior Col- lege All America. The Foothill College freshman's new records were: 1650 yd. freestyle, 17:23.1; 200 yd. butterfly, 1:56.5; 200 yd. individual medley, 2:02.0; and 400 yd. individual medley, 4:19.2. Webb's great times in the freestyle, butterfly and 400 yd. medley would have earned him 5th, 4th and 3rd place ranklngs respectively on the NCAA All America, if competing for an NCAA 4- year college, and at the varsity level. Webb is certain to further lower his new standards before he leaves Foot- hill in 1965. The outstanding performances by I1- man and Webb, along with the fine efforts Ken Merten, Valley JC breaststroke ace, make it almost a certainty that there will be some junior college swimmers on the Olympic team. KEN WEBB,FOOTHILL coLLEGE Merten, as expected, outstroked the field in the 100 yd. and 200 yd. breaststroke All America selections, with 1:01.5 For the Swim Coach who and 2:16.1 clockings. He finished 2nd must teach diving in the National AAU Indoor 100 yd. breaststroke and 3rd in: the 200 yd. For Special Autographed event. Like Ilman, he also repeated Edition of Either Bookm from 1963 as a JC All America. Pete Maxwell, Santa Monica CC, was Send named first on the JC All American 200 $295 ,o yd. backstroke, 2:05.0 and Terry Craig, SWIM CENTRAL Orange Coast, made his first place ranking with a 56.6 clocking for the 100 44 Grand • London, Ontario, Canada yd. dorsal event. Craig's time is the new JC national record. Enclosed find Please Nort Thornton, who has built a power- send prepaid the books checked. house at Foothill in the three short Matt Mann's [] Mike Peppe's [] years that he has been there, saw his 400 yd. medley relay team and 400 yd. Name freestyle team rip the JC national standards with 3:43.2 and 3:16.9 clockings, Address respectively. Thus his mermen took 10 City State of the 15 first place All America rankings. KEN MERTEN,VALLEY J.C. Page 10 I

1964 HIGH SCHOOL ALL AHERICA 400 YO FREESTYLE - DON SCHOLLANDER, SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF."3:42.2; BILL SWISHER, EV- RALPH DEEYZ, NISCA CHAIRMAN ANSTON TOWNSHIP HS, ILL. 3:52.0; JOHN NELSON, POMPANO BEACH HS, FLA. 3:54.3; RICHARD ROTH, MENEO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 3:56.0; HIKE SIEBERT, PALO ALTO SR. HS, CALIF.3:56.O; 200 YD MEDLEY RELAY - NEw TRIER HS, ILL.(CHucK GOETTSCHE, STEVE SHAPIRO, BOB HOW- TOM H. JAMISON, BULLAROHS, CALIP. 3:56.3; TOM HENDREY, NEW TRIER HS, ILL 3:86.6;BOB ELL, BILL VOLCKENS) 1:41.7; EVANSTON HS, ILL.(CHUCK HOLLINS, BOB EISNBERG, BRUCE MOMSEN, BLACNFOND HS, CALIF. 3:56.6; DOUGLAS WEBSTER, ROYAL OAX KIMBALL H$, MICHIGAN GrTZ, BOB BREWER) 1:42.2; FENWICK HS, ILL.(JAMES TONUN, JOHN GOGGIN, JON KATIB, 3:56.7; WILLIAM SHROUT, BROOKLYN TECHNICAL HS, NY 3:56.7; JOHN McCRARY, PALO ALTO HS THOMAS BOURKE) 1:42.2; PALO ALTO HS, CALIF.(PETE SIEBERT, ROCKY DAVIS, ROBIN WAPLES CALIF. 3:58.7; 6ARY SHEERER, AWALT H6, CALIF. 3:58.8; PETE ADAMS, BIRMINGHAM 6EAHOLM ROY O'CONNEN) 1:42.2; AN, ARSON HS, MICH.(FREO BOYLES, DAVE CUSHING, PETE HOUSE, HS, MICH. 3=57.1; ROLLIE GROSETH, HINSOALE HS, ILL. 3:88.5; STEVENS. BOSS, ARCAOIA JOHN BAIRO) 1:42.3; ERIE STRONG VINCENT HS, PA.(LES MOORE, GREG LAMPE, JOE DEIMEL, H$, CALIF. 3:58.6; MIKE WALL, BLACKFORO HS, CALIF. 4:00.0; MORGAN MANNING, ARCADIA LEIGH ROUNOS) 1:42.7: ABINGTON SN.HS, PA.(BARNY HEATHj JAMES TROIANO, RICNARD TOMP- HS, CALIF. 4:00.4; GEORGE WATSON, LOS ALTOS HS, CALIF. 4:00.4; RICK TREIBER, HIN~OALE KING, JANE8 ISAACS) 1:42.8; WESTFIELD HS, N.J.(JOHN KETCHkM, DAVIO PERKOWSKI, CHIP HS, ILL. 4:Ol.O; BILL LEACH, CORONA DEL MAR HS, CALIF. 4:02.7. DEMANEST, DOUGLAS HcOwEN) 1:42.8; SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF.(MIKE SCHRIOT, BARRETT WlTT- KOPP, DON SCHOLLANDEN, JEFF REtOER)I:43.2; HINSDALE HS, ILL.(PHIL PROKASKI, JACK EKL IOO YD BREASTSTROKE - FRANK FREEMAN, DEARBORN FORDSON HG~ MICH. 1101.7; BILL POWERS, TOM CORNELL, JIM McARoLE) 1:43.3; JOHN MARSHALL HS, MINN.(PATRICK MACLEAN, VICTOR AZUSA HS, CALIF. I:DI.8; DAVlC PERKOWSKI, WESTrlELC HS, NJ 1:02.6; PHILIP LONG,CONE- HALLSENG, WILLIAM STRUVE~ JOHN DACE) [:43.5; MIAMI JACKSON HS, FLA.(FRAHK QUESADA, STOGA HS, PENNA. 1:03.0; STEVE SHAPIRO, HEw TRIER H6, ILL. 1:03.0; JERRY GORSKI, DE- RUSSELL TONGAY, TOM ANDREWS, DENNIS FERNANOEN) 1:43.5; LEE THURSTON HS, MiCH.(KEN TROIT VISITATION, MICH. 1:03.0; JACK VOLZ, PENRSBURY H$, PA. I:03.2; WAYNE PAWLOWSKI, WlEBECK, JIM VEOOER, PAT DUTHIE, OZZlEAMSERG) 1:43.6; FklRVIEW PARK H$, O.(STEVE NAUGATUCK H$, CONN. 1:03.5; JIM HOYER, DEARBORN HS, MICH. 1:03.8; BRUCE JACOeSON, BROKEN, TIM FRETTHOLD, JOHN RUSSELL, DAVE ~ILLIAMS) 1:43.7; FULLERTON HS, CALIF. DEERFIELD HB, ILL. 1=03.6; RICHARD ROTH, MENLO-ATMERTON HS, CALIF. I:03.6; STEVE JOH~ (RANOY HAWKINS, DON JOSE, TORREYWEBO, BILL BROWN) 1:43.7; MOLINE SR. HS, ILLINOIS SON, CORONO DEL MAR HS, CALIF. 1:03.6; TOM ZANNA, ST. LOUIS PARK HSp MINN. I:03.8; (RICHARD GHANTZ, KENT PETERSON, JOHN HOFF, JEFF PETERSON) 1:43.8; LANSING EVERETT KENNETH SIMPSON, GATEWAY HS, PA. 1:03.8; DAVE CUSHING, ANN ARBOR HS, MICH. I:03.9; HS, MICH.(JEFF SKIDMORE, WAYNE NILES, RICK WHITENS, LARRY ~.~I"IITH) 1:43.9; NAUGATUCR JOHN ROBERTSON, UPPER MERION H$, PA. I:04.2; MICHAEL COHEN, LOWER MEHION HS, PEN4A. HS, CONN.(THOMAS BURNS, WAYNE PAWLOWSKI, JOHN KINNOCH, CARL HERe) 1:44.0; BULLARD I:04.2; ROBERT SYNHORST, ROOSEVELT HS, IOWA, 1:04.2; ROHALO 8RILLHART, WILLIAM HENN HS, CALIF.(TOM JAMISON, BARRY KAST, BILL MANOOGIAN, TERRY HELLER) 1:44.1; AWkLT H~, H~, PA. I:04.4; KIP POPE, CHAMPAIGN HS, ILL. 1:04.6; GANNETT WHITTKOPPj SANTA CLARA CALIF.(GREG NIELSEN, STEVE WEISS, GREG HIND, DAN LAHDON) 1:44.1; STRANAHAN ~S~ FLA. HIGH SCHOOL, CALIFORNIA I=04.6. (DONALD MITCHELL, DAVIO ~HITE, ELWOOD CHAMBERS, GARY LANGLEY) 1:44.2. 200 YO FREESTYLERELAY - NEW TRIER HS, ILL (PHIL CHASE, TOM PECK, JEFF RAFF, BILL VOL- 200 YD FREESTYLE - DON SCHOLLANOER, SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF. "1:44.6; BILL ~,/ISHER, CKENS)M:2B.5; HINSDALE HS, ILL. (KENT CASTLE, BILL SCOTT, JIM MCARDLE, TOM McARDLE) EVANSTON HS, ILL. 1:46.B; MIKE WALLp 6LACKFORD HS, CALIF. 1:47.7; JOHN NELSON, POM- 1:29.7; WESTFIELD HS, NJ (DouGLAS MCOWEN, DAVE PERKOWSKI, HARVEY GERBER, PETE HEESCH) PANO BEACH HS, FLA. 1:48.5; DICK ROTH, MENLO-ATHERTONH~, CALIE. 1:48.6; WILLIAM 1:30.3; SAGINAW ARTHUR HILL HS, MICH. (DAVID 61BSON, RICHARO DAY, RONALC KEMERER, JOHN SHROUT, BROOKLYNTECHNICAL HSt NY, 1:49.1; EDWARD BETTENOORF, FAIRViEWHS, OHIO, ANDERSON) :1:30.4; PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. (RoY O°COHNEN, DENNIS O'CONNER, ROCKY DAVIS, 1:49.1; PETER REAOY, MENLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 1:49.4; JAMES BAILEY, SANTA MONICA MIKE SEIBERT) 1:30.4; PROVISO WEST HS, ILL. (DOUGLAS REAGAN, ART STARK, ROY VAN CLEAVE HS, CALIF. 1:49.5; GARY ~HEERER, AWALT HS, CALIF., 1:49.8; JOHN MCCRARY, PALO ALTO FRANK NOVAK) 1:30.7; EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HS, ILL. (PHIL WANZENBERG, BoB BREWER, BILL NEU- HS, CALIF. 1:49.9, TOM H. JAMISON, 8ULLARD HS, CALIF. 1:50.0; TOM DONLON, OXNARD MAN, BILL BUNCE) 1:30.8; SANTA CLARA H$, CALIF. (DoH SCHOLLANDER, MIKE SCHMIUT, JEFF HS, CALIF. 1:50.2; PETE ADAMS, BIRMINGHAM SEAHOLM H$, HICH. 1:50.2; JOHN WILSON, REEDER, JOHN ROUQUETTE) 1:31.0; 6TRANAHAN HS, FLA. (PAUL LJNDOERFER, DAVID WHITE, DON- BELLINGHAM HS~ WASN. 1:50.4; RUSS KIDDER, MENLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 1:50.5; WILLIAM ALD MITCHELL, GARY LANGLEY) 1:31.1; AWALT HS, CALIF. (BARRY WEITZENBERG, DAN LANDOR, SWANO9 RIVERSlOE-BRooKFIELO H$, ILL. 1:50.8; BILL WATTS, ROYAL OAK KIMBALL H$,MICH. JON SHORES, 6TEVE McGuINE) 1:31.2; HOPKINS HS, MINN. (DAviD LUNOeEHG, JOHN ZIEGENHAGEN, 1:50.6; 6TEVE JOB, WARREN G.HABDINS H$, OHIO 1:50.6; DAVID MITCHELL, 6TRANANHAN GAHY HORTON, MIKE PERKINS) l:31.5; ANN ARBOR HS, MICH. (JOHN BAIRD, JOHH DORR, PETE HIGH 6CHOOLj FLORIDA 1:50.7. HOUSE, MIKE TEFFT) 1:31.5; FULLEKTON HS, CALIF. (RANDY HAWKINS, DON Joet, TORREYWEBS, BILL BROWN) 1:31.5; RICNWOODS COMMUNITYHS, ILL. (VAN ACKERMAN JIM DEBORD, MIKE DE 50 YARD FREESTYLE - TOM CALL, UPPER ARLINGTON HS, OHIO 21.8; DAVIO GIBSON, SAGINAW YOUNG, DAVE NAFFZIGER) 1:31.6; BIRMINGHAM GROVES HS, MICH. (KEYIN TOOMA, PETE DECKER, ARTHUR HILL HS~ MICH. 22.0; ZAC ZORN;BUENA PARK HS, CALIF. 22:0; BRAD LINDEBLAD, DAVE MEAO, SCOTT JONES) 1:31.6; STRONG VINCENT HS, PA. (DAVE NELSON, STEVE DIRAIMO, 60. BNOWARD H$, FLA. 22.0; EDMONOMOSSOTTIp HEHLVlLLEY 6RoHB, HO. 22.1; CHARLES WO~ BILL ARBUCKLE, LEIGH ROUNDS) 1:31.6; POMPANO BEACH HS, FLA (BOB HOLLAND, HARK HAHN, REL~ ALAMO HEIGHTS HS, TEx. 22.1; KEN WIEBECK, LEE THURSTON HS, MICH. 22.2; WILLIAM BETZCHOLDj KENT 6TATE HS, OHIO 22.2; DON $CHOLLANDER, SANTA CLARA H$, CALIF. 22.2; DOUGLAS MURPHY, JOHN HAROY) 1:31.6; CENTRAL H6, MICH. (DouGLAS PATTALLO, STEVE HOWARD, LARRY DOUGLAS, DAVE WHITE) 1:31.7; JOHN HARSHALL HS, MINN. (PATRICK MACLEAN, JOHN SAL- TOM LAKIN, UPPER ARLINGTON H6, OHIO 22.3; PHILLIP STRICK, LASIERRA H6, CALIF. 22.3; PATRICK MkcLEAN, ROCHESTER HS, MINN. 22.4; PHIL CHASEp NEW TRIER HS, ILL. 22.4; ASSA~ JOHN LILLIE, JAMES DEWEERD) 1:31.7; BULLARD HS, CALIF. (BAXTER RICHARDSON, DAVE WEBS, TERRY HELLER, TOM JAMISON) i:31.8; BIRMINGHAM SEAHOLM HS, MICH. (BILL PREW, NOEL RUSSELL KIDDER, MENLO-ATHERTON H6, CALIF. 22.4; JOHN 6CHEDA, RiVER$iDE-BROOKFIELD BURNHAM, TOM LAWTON, RO0 HENDERSON) 1:31.8. HS, ILL. 22.5; BUSBA TOHGAY, MIAMI JACKSON HS, FLA. 22.5; DAVE NELSON, STRONG VIN- CENT HS, PA. 22.5; JAMES LEHMANN, TRENTON HS, NJ 22.5; DONALD RAUCH, ST. JOSEPH NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLRECORD PREP.,PA. 22.5; ISkACS LEE JAMES, ABINGTON HS, PA. 22.6; JIM POPOFF, EHIE EAST HS, PA. 22.6; JOHN KING, ACADEMY H$, PA. 22.6; PETER HEESCN, ~ESTFIELD HS, NEW JERS. 1964 ALL-AHERICAN JR. COLLEGE TEAM 22.6; LEON RANCH, NORTHMIAMI HS, FLORIOA, 22.6. COMPILEU BY JOHN STONEBRAKER, MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE 50 YD FREESTYLE - BOB BOYEN, BAKERSFIELD, 21.8"; GARY ILMAN, FOOTHILL, 22.2; TOM 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY -RicHARO ROTH, MENLO-'ATHERTON HS, CALIF.*i:59.7; MIKE $CHUPBACK, CHAFFEY, 22.3; BART ALFORD, BAKERSFIELD, 22.5; TOM BROWNE, FOOTHILL 22.5; SIEeERT~ PALO ALTO HS, CALIF. 2:02.4 ; DON SCHOLLkNOER, SANTA CLARA HS~ CALIF.2:02.7; FRANK DEPACE, OAKLAND 22.5; dON VANCLEAVE, CERRITOS 22.5; HIKE SHEPARO, L.A.VALLEY JOHN PORTER, SANTA ANAHS, CALIF. 2:02.8; RONALO L. BRILLHART, WILLIAM PENN HS, PA. 22.6; WAYNE DEAVER, FRESNO 22.7; ANDREW HIROSHIMA, CERRITOS 22.T; GARY LANGENDOEN, 2:03.2; MORGANMANNING, ARCADIA H6, CALIF. 2:03.6; PETE SIEBERT, PALO ALTO SR. H~, FOOTHILL 22.7; BOB NEALY, ORANGE COAST 22.7. CALIF. 2:03.8; KEN WlEBECK, LEE THURSTON HS, MICH. 2:03.8; BoP HART, FRESNO HS, CAL. 2:04.4; PETER WILLIAMS, PEABOOYHS, PA. 2:05.0; CHARLES BURBACH, LOS ALTOS H~, CAL. IOO YD FREESTYLE - GARY ILMAN, FOOTHILL *47.4; BOB BOYER, BAKERSFIELD 48.5; BOB 2:05.B; DICK WADEj FIELD KINOLEY HS, KANS. 2:05.8; PETER SHUTTS, CUBBENLy HS, DALIF. NEALY, ORANGE COAST 49.0; TOM BROWNE, FOOTHILL 49.3; GARY LAN;ENOOEN, FOOTHILL 49.6; 2:05.9; MIKE WALL, BLkCKFORD HB, CALIF. 2:06.1; MATT HAND, HINSDALE H~, ILL. 2:06.1; AL LOGAN, FOOTHILL 49.7; TOM $CMUPBACK, CHAFFEY 49.7; TOPPER HORACK, FOOTHILL 49.8; DAVID WHITE, STRANANHkN HS, FLA. 2:06.2; JIM BRI$1CK, EL SEGUNO0 H$, CALIF. 2:06.6; FRANK DEPACE, OAKLAND 49.9; PETE ANTISTA, ORANGE COAST 50.0. ROBIN WAPLES, PALO ALTO SR. HS, CALIF. 2:07.4; MIKE SCHMIDT, SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF. 2DO YD FREESTYLE - GARY ILHkN, FOOTHILL 1:44.6"; HIKE GANIIALOi, FOOTHILL 1:48.8; 2:07.4; PETE SKOGLUND, EVANSTON HS, ILL!NOIS 2:07.5. • TOPPER HONACK, FOOTHILL 1:49.11 AL LOGAN, FOOTHILL 1:49.4; PAT GLASGOW, ORANGE COAST 1:50.0; AL MAYO, BAKERSFIELD 1:50.3; GARY LANGENOOEN, FOOTHILL I:80.B; BOB BOYER, DIVIN3 - M. JAMES ASKING, WICHITA SOUTH HS, KANS.; FREO BROWN, ~ETON HALL HS, NJ; BAKERSFIELD 1:51.3; TERRY MCNkuLY, SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 1:5:.6;STEVE MEYEN, LAVi.51.6. RICHARD SURGE, CENTRAL BUCKS HS, PA.; RONNIE OENSLOWj SOUTH DENVER HS, COLO.; JACK ESTES, ,R-H EAST HS, KANS.~ ~TKVE FANCHENe HIGH LINK HD, WASH.; KEN HEFT, BIRHINGHAM 500 YD FREESTYLE - GARy ILMAN, FOOTHILL "4:54.0; KEN WEBS, FOOTHILL 4;55,8| PAT GLAD-- SEAHOLM HS, MICH.; JIM KIRKLIN, ROCHESTER HS, MINN,; JULIAN KRUG, BLACKFORO HSj COW, ORANGE COAST 4:57.9; TOM OiEFENOERFER, FOOTHILL 4:58.1 ; MIKE GARIBALDI, FOOTHILL CALIF.; HOLT MANNESS, ROBERT LEE HS, FLA.; DUANE MCALLISTER, McKINLEY HS, OHfO; 4=58.5; AL LOGAN, FOOTHILL 5:05.8; STEVE MEYER, LA VALLEY 5:12.0; AL MAYO, BAKERSFLD STEVE McCoY, WESTFIELOHS, N.J.| JAY MEAOEN, HINSOALE HS, ILL.; PAUL PRIESt, WNITE- 5:12.4; JIM MALLEYp SAN MATEO 5:14.1; JOHN WaNSTEAD, FRESNO 5:15.D. FISH BAY HS, WISC.| JAMES PODMORE, ~INOHAM HS, CONN.; DAVE SCHAFEN, CLINTON HS, IA; CHUCK 6TENBACK, FERNDALE I~, MiCHiGAN;DOUGLAS TOOD, NEW TRIER HS, ILL.; JAY TWITTY, 1650 YD FREESTYLE - KEN WEBS, FOOTHILL 17:23.1.; MIKE GANIBALOl, FOOTHILL 17:23.4; ROCK ISLAND HS, ILL,; JOHN ZIMMERMANj HINSOALE HS, ILL. PAT GLASGOW, ORANGE COAST 17:25.3; TOM DIEFERDERFER, FOOTHILL 17:29.1; STEVE MEYER, L.A.VALLEY 18:20.D; AL MAYO, BAKERSFIELD 18:20.3; 61L HITCHCOCK, FOOTHILL 18:20.9; IDD "I'D BUTTERFLY -DOR SCHOLLANoER, SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF..53,0; ROSS E. WALES, TOM.ALLEN, MENLO 18:31.2; AKT OVERMAN, LONG BEACH 18:37.1; TOM VIREN, EL CAMp 18=51.9. RAYEN $CHOOLj OHIO 53.3; TOM WHEELER, LAKE WORTH HS, FLA. B3.4; JOH~ HUSULIN, MONROE HS, MICH, 53.6; JOHN LINDLEY, EAST H$, ILL. 53.8; JOHN RUSSELL, FAIRVlEW HS, ONIO IOO YD BACKSTROKE -TERKY CRAIG, ORANGE COAST 56.6"; PETE MAXWELL, 6ANTA MONICA 5T.O; 53.9; BILL MANOOGfAN, BULLAROHS, CALIF. 54.1; MATT HAND, HINSOALE H6, ILL. 54.2; CHUCK WOLCOTT, GLENOALE 58.3; BOB WELTY, SANTA ANA58.4; VICTOR LINOSAY, THORNTON, PETE SIEBERT, PALO ALTO SN. HS, CALIF. 54.2; DICK ROTH, MENLO-ATHERTON HG, CALIF. 58.8; ROGER BIRO, SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 58.9; DICK CHAPMAN, LONG BEACH 58.9; JAY SOUTH- 54.2; BILL BRAHOENBERGER, REDLANOS H6, CALIF. 54.2; TONY GLEASON, SANTA AHA HSj ARC, FOOTHILL 59.0; WALT JUHL, OAKLAND 59.7; BOB SMITH,AMERICAN RIVER 89.8. CALIF. 54.3; STEVE WOO0, NATHAN HALE HS, OKLA. 54.4; JON KATIB, FENWICK H$, ILL. 200 YDBACKSTROKE - PETE MAXWELL, SANTA MONICA2:OS.O; TERRY CRAIG, ORANGE COAST 54.5; RICK B. NEALEj SHADLE PARK HS, WASHINGTON 54.8; JIM POPOFF, EAsT HS, PENNA. 54.9; RONALO BRILLHART, WILLIAM PENN HS, PENNA. 55.1; JAMES COTSWORTH, OAR PARK- 2:05.4; KEN MENTEN, L.A.VALLEY 2:08.6; JAY 60UTHARD, FOOTHILL 2:08.9; WALT JUHL, OAK- RIVER FOREST HS, ILL. 55.1; RICHARD TOM?KING, ABINGTON HS, PA. 55.3; RICK GIERTSEN, LAND 2:09.4; JIM HALLEY; SAN MATEO 2:10.1; CHUCK WOLLCOTT, GLENDALE 2:11.3; TOM NULTY EOINA HS, MINN. 85.3; HARVEY GERBER, WESTFIELO HS, NJ 85.3. 6ANTk MONICA 2:tl.8; JIM JIANNINO, 6AN BERNkRDINO VALLEY 2:12.8; BOB SMITH, AMERICAN RIVEN, 2:13.6. I00 YD FREESTYLE - DoN SCHOLLANDER, SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF. 47.9; BRAO LINDEBLAD, SO; I00 YD BREASTSTROKE - KEN MERTEN, L.A.VALLEY 1:01.5; BARRy GOLOFANB, ~ANTA MONICA 8ROWARD HS, FLA. 4B.B; PHIL CHASE, NEW TRIER HS, ILL. 48.6; EDMOND MOSSOTTI, MEHL- 1:03.7; ALAN HARRISON, BAKERSFIELD I:03.9; JIM HAYES, LONG BEACH I:05.1; TOM GRAY, VILLE SR. HS, NO. 48.6; ROBIN WAPLES, PALO ALTO SR. HS, CALIF. 48.6; BILL BROWN, OAKLAND I=05.6; MARK MONFORT, LONG BEACH I:05.9; MERLYN RACO, SANTA ANA 1:05.9; FULLERTON HS, CALIF. 48.7; TOM LAKIN, UPPER AKLINGTON HS, OHIO 48.8; BILL ~/ISHER, RICH ROSEN, L.A.VALLEY I:06.4; BOB PARICH, CABKILLO I:06.5; K.SCHISLER, OR.C.I:O6.8. EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HS, ILL. 49.0; RUSSELL KIDDER, MERLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF, 49,0; STEVE JDB, WARREN 6. HARDING HSp OHIO 49.1; DICK ROTH, MENLO-ATHERTON HS, CALIF. 2DO YD BREASTSTROKE - KEN MERTER, LA VALLEY 2:IS.I; KEN ~BB, FOOTHILL 2:2i.5; ALAN 49.2; KEN WIEBECK, LEE THURSTON HB, MICH. 49.3; JAMES BAILEY, SANTA MONICA HS, CAL. HARRISON, BAKERSFIELD 2:22.2; JIM HAYES, LONG BEACH 2:23.2; BARRY 60LDFARB, SANTA 49.1; TORREYWEBB, FULLERTON HS, CkLIF, 49.3; MIKE WALL, BLACKFORD H~, CALIF, 49.3; MONICA 2:24.3; TOM GRAY, OAKLAND 2:28.4; GARY GRANULE, LONG BEACH 2:26.7; KENT SCHIS- TOM CALL, UPPER ARLINGTON HS, OHIO 49.4; JOHN WILSON, BELLINGHAM H$, WASH. 49.4; LER, ORANGE COAST 2:27.1; RUSS POWELL, SAN JOSE 2:27.6; RICH ROSEN, L.A.VAL. 2:28.6. DAN MILNE, HIGHLAND HS, NEW MEX. 49,5; TOM COUPE, BIRMINGHAM SEAHOLM H$, MICHIGAN 49,B; JOMR ~CHEDA, RIVERSlDE-BROOKFIELD HS, ILLINOIS 49.6. I00 YD BUTTERFLY - GARY ILMAN, FOOTHILL 51.7"; 6AMY LARGENOOER, FOOTHILL 53.3; JOHN SATO, L.A.VALLEY 53.6; MACK BROWN, GLENDALE 54.3; JIM RAYL, ORANGE COAST 5~.6; MIKE I00 YD BACKSTROKE - RICHARD GRANTS, MOLINE 6R. HS, ILL. 55.2; PAT HAcLEAN, JOH~ MAR- SHEPARO, L.A.VALLEY 54.6; DICK PITMAN, LONG BEACH 54.7; MICKEY MACARTHUR, LONG BEACH SHALL H6, MINN. 55.2; DON SCHOLLANDER, SANTA CLARA HS, CALIF. 55.4; CHARLES WORREL, 54.9; WILLIAM JENNISON, HENRY FORD 85.5; DICK ENNIS, 6AN MATEO 58.9. ALAMO HEIGHTS HS, TEX. 55.6: KEN WIEBECK, Lee THURSTON HS, MECH. 55.6; PETE SKOGLUNO 200 YD BUTTERFLY - KEN ~VEBR, FOOTHILL 1:56.5"; GARY LANGENDOEN, FOOTHILL 1:58.2;" EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HS, ILL 55.8; MICHAEL BERGEN, SACRED HEART HS, CONN. 55.8; EOWARO JOHN 6ATO, LA VALLEY 2:D1.0; GIL HITCHCOCK, FOOTHILL 2:03.8; HACK BROWN; GLENDALE BETTENDORF, FAIRVlEW HSj OHIO 58.1; ROBERT MCMAHON, FENWICK HS, ILL. 56.7; CHUCK 2:04.2; DENNIS HEYRING, VALLEJO 2:05.7; MICKEY MACARTHUR, LONG BEACH 2:06.7; DICK GOETTSCNE, NEW TRIER HS, ILL. 56.8; FRED DANNEMANN, GRANOBY HS, VAo 58.9; PETER WIL- NEWQUIST, FULLENTON 2=06.9; JIM RAYL, OR.COAST 2:06.9; M.SHEPARD, LA VAL. 2:07.1. LIAMS, PEADOOYHS, PA. 57.0; PETE SIEBERT, PALO ALTO H3, CALIF. 57.0; LES MOORE~ STRONG VINCENT HSj PA. 57.1; BOP HART, FRESNO HS, CALiF. 5T.2; DAN 6CHWERIN, HiNS- 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - KEN WEBB, FOOTHILL 2=02.0"; KEN HERTEN, LA VAL. 2:05.5; DALE H6, ILL. 57.3; ALAN PETERSEN, ST. MARYVSH6, CONN. 57.4; MIKE ~CHMIDT, SANTA GARY ILMAN, FOOTHILL 2:06.8; BOG NEALY, ORANGE COAST 2:07.5; JOHN SATO, L.A. VALLEY CLARA HSp CALIF. 57.4; FRED HAHn, WASHINGTON HS, IOWA 5?.6; MICHAEL SZYDLO, HIALEAH 2:07.9; DICK CHAPMAN, LONG BEACH 2:08.8; DENNIS HEYRING, VALLEJO 2:08.8; ART OVERMAN HS~ FLA. 57.8; HIKE MCEVENY, LAKEWOOD H6~ CALIF. 57.8. LONG BEACH 2:09.0; BRIAN DAVLIN, MT. SAN ANTONIO 2~10.5; BOa WELTY, 6ARTA ANA 2:10.6.

Page 35 DICK PITMAN,JIM MONTRELLA) 3:38.2; MONICA (To~ NULTY,BkRRY GOLDFARB,BILL MILLER 400 YD I~IVIDUAL MEDLEY - KEN WEBB, FOOTHILL 4:19.2"; KEN MERTEN, L.A.VALLEY 4:34.7; SANTA PETE HAXWELL) 3:48.6; BAKERSFIELD (JIM THOMAS,ALAN HARRISON,GARY GALLON,BART ALFORO) TOM VlREN, EL CAMINO 4:39.5; GIL HITCNCOCK, FOOTHILL 4:39.6; DICK CHAPMAN, LONG BEACH 3:51.1; GLENDALE (MACK BROWN,CRUCK WOLCOTT,GARDY BUSS,BRAD SMITH) 3:52.1; SAN NATEO 4:39.8; JAY SOUTHARD, FOOTHILL 4:40.9; RANDY HOWATT, ORANGE COAST 4:41,8; ART OVERMAN (JIM HALLEY,BILL DILLON,DICK ENNIS;BILL ~WARTMAN) 3:54.2; SANTA ANA (BOB WELTY, MER- LONG BEACH 4:44.5; BOB SMITR, AM.RIVEK 4:47.0; KEITH KJELCSEN, GLENDALE 4:49.6. LYN RACO,LARRY LEFNER,PAT MONkMAN) 3:55.2; OAKLAND (W.JuHL,T.GRAY,F.DEPACE,POWER)3:57. I--METER DIVING (ALPHABETICAL~ - LARRY ANOREASEN, CERRITOS; STEVE HANCOCK, SAN HATEO; 400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - FOOTHILL (G.LANGENDOEN,ALLENLOGAN,TOMBROWNE,GARY ILMAN) WAYNE HILLIkRO, L.A.; ALAN KARA, L.A.VALLEY; FRANK MELONE, CHAFFEY; GASTON MORINEAU, 3:16.9"; BAKERSEIELD (BOB BOYER, GARY GkLLON,BART ALFORD,AL MAYO) 3:18.7; ORANGE CO. SANTA NONICA; BOB SALINAS, VALLEJO; DAVID SMITH, 9AKERSFIELO; LE$ TAYLOR, SAN JOSE; (RANDY HOWATT,PAT GLASGOW,BoB NEALY,PETE ANT,ETA) 3:22.6; LON$ BEACH (DICK JONES,ART FREO ~HITEFORO, ORANGE COAST. OVERMAN,MICKEY HACARTHUR,JOHN MONTRELLA) 3:23.3; SANTA HONICA (ToM NULTY,BARRY GOLO- FARB,BILL MILLER,PETE MAXWELL) 3:23.3; CERRIToS (ANDY HIROSHIMA,ToM AZDILL,JEFF ROS- 3-Y£TER DIVING (ALPHABETICAL): LARRY ANDREASEN, CERRITOS; STEVE HANCOCK, SAN MATEO; WAYNE HILLIARD, L.A.; ALAN-KARk, LA VAL.; FRANK MELONE, CHAFFEY; GASTON HORINEAU,SkN- SI,JON VkNCLEAVE) 3:23.4; L.A.VALLEY (HOE LERNER,MIKE SHEPAqD,STEVE MEYER,BILL MOORE) TA MONICA; B.SALINAS, VALLEJO; D.SMITN, BAKERSFIELD; L.TAYLOR,~.J*;F.WHITEFORO,OR.Co 3:23.5; SAN MATEO (BIL L SWARTMAN,JIM MALLEY,FREO DONNEL1,JoE DILLON) 3i24.4; SAN JOA- QUIN DELTA (LARRY HUIRA$,DICK AZEVEDO,ROGER BIRD,TERRY McNAuLY) 3:25.2; FULLERTON 400 YD HEDLEY RELAY - FOOTHILL (JAY $OUTHARO,KEN ~EBD,GARY ILMAN,TOM BROWNE) 3:43.2*; (DAVE BELKNAP, WAYNE CONOICT, DENNIS VkNSANDT, DICK NEWqUIST) 3:27.0. L.A. VALLEY (HOE LERNER,KEN NERTEN,JONN SATO,BILL MOORE) 3:45.8; ORANGE COAST (TERRY " NATIONAL JR. COLLEGE RECORD - OR TIES NATIONAL RECORD CRAIG,KENT SCHISLER,JIM RAYL,BOB NEALY) 3:48.2; LONG BEA3N (DICK CHAPMAN,JiM HAYES,

BRITAIN-HOLLAND INTERNATIONAL 0. PRIESTLEYp GB 112.37 200 YD FREESTYLE W. PENN, LAC 27.7 200 YD BREASTSTROKE *" 2:04.4 I00 YD FREESTYLE W. HILL, VHSC 2:22.7 BLACKPOOL, ENGLAND H. HEELHUIZEN, H 99.95 S. ARTH, UNATT MAY 29-30, 1964 55 YO POOL * BRITISH RECORD P. CARETTOp CCSC 2:06.9 M. PEOLEY, AQSC 57.6 B. POWERS, GSC 2:22.4 2:09.2 GREAT BRITAIN -- 127 * DUTCH RECORD D. DWYER, CCSC S. BAKER, UNATT 58.0 8. GEORGE, BSA 2:23.6 HOLLAND 113 .. WORLD RECORD 400 YO FREESTYLE $. HASSIY, CCSC I:OO.B I00 YD BUTTERFLY WOHEN P. CARETTO, CCSC ** 4:27.5 200 YD FREESTYLE K. JELLERSON, BFSC 55.7 lID YD FREESTYLE" S.P.A. JR. OLYMPICS M. CAMBELL, OCSC 4:27°7 S. HASSEY, CCSC 2:13.5 J. NICKOLOFF, UNATT 56.6 S. KEEN, GB I:04.1 CERRITOBJR. COLL. JUNE 6-7,1964 D. DWYER, COSO 4:40.9 B. CARGILL, SFVAC 2:14.1 W. JOHNSON, SLSS 56.7 W. VAN WEERDENBURG, H I:04.3 SANTA MONICA COLL.JUNE 13-14,'64 I00 YO BACKSTROKE R. HcGOWAN, UNATT 2:t5.8 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY I TIGELAAR, H I:04.4 25 YO COURSE J. ALLEN, CCSC 1:07.9 50 YD BACKSTROKE H. MANNING, CCSC 2:08.9 " H. SALTER, GAC 1:09.1 W. PENN, LAC 31.1 W. HILL, VHSC 2:09.1 0. WILKINSON, GB 1:04.8 GIRLS L. KROGH, SBSO I:11.0 H. KOSTICH, SPELKS 32.0 J. DERR, ESC 2:09.8 440 YD FREESTYLE I0 & UNDER TO0 YD BREASTSTROKE B. REIDENBOUGH, BFBC 32.3 * SPA RECORD E. C. LONG, GB 4:54.6 50 YD FREESTYLE K. GYUSTINA, CCSC 1:16.8 IO0 YO BACKSTROKE *. NkT'L JR. OL.REC. I. TIGELAAR, H 4:57.9 L. SUTNERLAND, BSA 29.9 M.CHARPENTIER,LAC 1:18.T W. PENN, LAC I:08.9 A. LONSBROUGH, GB 5:00.9 A. HALL, CCC 29.9 D. TURK, 6FSC 1:18.9 B. REIDENBOUGH, BFSC 1:10.4 AAU JR. OLYMPIC SWIM CHh~PS A. LASTERIE, H 5:09.4 S. BESTUDIK, LAC 31.7 200 YO BREASTSTROKE 0. MURATA, SF 1:11.3 SACRAMENTO, CALIF. I10 YO BACKSTROKE I00 YO FREESTYLE M. CHARPENTIER9 LAC 2:47.8 50 'CO BREASTSTROKE JUNE 6-7, 1964 25 YO POOL C~ LUOGROVE, GB 1:10.3 L. SUTHERLANO, 8SA 1:07.5 R. WESTLAKE, DH 2:50.2 S. 8AKS, UNATT *33.3 • NAT'L JO RECORD R. VAN VELSEN, H 1:11.7 B. MARTINELLI, SFUAC 1:10.5 D. TURK, BFSC 2:51,6 C. ERR, 8SA 33.6 K. WINKEL, H 1:12.2 S. CARROLL, AQSC 1:11.3 I00 YD BUTTERFLY R. LLOYD, GAC 36.2 GIRLS J. NORFOLK, GB 1:12.4 50 YD BACKSTROKE S. ARTH, UNATT 1:03.1 lOO YO BREASTSTROKE lO & UNDER 220 YD BREASTSTROKE A. HALL, CCC 35.8 H. WILSON, SOSS (1:04.~h05.2 S. BAKER, UNATT 1:14.2 50 YD FREESTYLE J. SLATTERY, GB *2:49.0 P. IWASKI, CRAC 37.1 C. AOLER, SOSS 1:07.1 C. 0. EBB, BSC I:16.4 P. CROWTNER, AH 31.l S. MITCHELL, GB 2:49.4 S. 8ERNARD, PCC 38.1 200 YO INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY J. NCCONNELL, PSB 1:16.6 6. PAGANINI, PH 31.3 K. BIMOLT, H 2:51.2 50 YD BREASTSTROKE S. ARTH, UNATT 2:22.8 50 YD BUTTERFLY T. BROGKS, UNATT 3 31.2 T. LoolJS, H 2:54.5 L. STEINDRENNER, SOSS 38.9 M. CAMBELL, COSC 2=25.9 G. HALL, SLSS *'27.6 I00 YD FREESTYLE I10 YD BUTTERFLY D. SILVERFIELD, DH 39.5 P. CARETTO, CCSC 2:30.9 8. CARGILL, SFVAC 28.6 S. PEDERSEN, AH "1:00.2 A. KOK, H " *'1:05.1 A. HALL, CCO 40.1 M. KOSTICH, SPELKS 29.9 S. PAGANINI, PH l:lO.O A. COTTER!LL, GB 1:09.8 5g YD BUTTERFLY 15-17 I00 YD BUTTERFLY E.SCHRIER, PAAC 1:10.5 G. PHILLIPS, GB 1:10.5 S. 6ERNARD, PCC 32.2 50 YD FREESTYLE G. HALL, SLSS "'1:01.5 50 YDBACKSTROKE A. LASTERIE, H 1:13.3 K. CARSON, 8LBS 33.3 J. CARTER, PCC "'25.3 H. PEOLEY, AQSC I:06.3 T. 8ROOKS, PH 35.9 440 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY H. LAMBERT, SLSS 33.4 G. FROOM, UNATT 26.8 L. BOXER, RLSC 1:09.4 S. PAGANINIp PH 36.3 A. LONSBROUGH, GB "5:33.6 I00 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY L. JOHNSON, CCSC 27.3 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY C. SCALACCI, SCSC 36.8 B. HEUNELS, H 5:34.1 L. SUTHERLAND, 8SA 1:18.3 250 YD FREESTYLE G. HALL, SLSS 2:23.7 50 YD BREASTSTROKE A. LASTERIE, H 5:38.9 P. IWASKI, CRAB 1:20.4 J. HALLOCK, CCSC "*2:38.5 S, HASSEY, CCSC 2:31.I J. EAGLESTON, SC 39.2 P. BAINES, GB 5:44.6 K, WILSON, SOSS 1:21.4 0. PFEIFFER, CCSC 2:40.4 R. HcGOwAN, UNATT 2:34.2 A. PENDLETON, BOV 39.7 440 YO FREESTYLE RELAY 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY L. CHAMBERS, UNkTT 2:43.2 L. KAPPREL, STOCKTON 39.9 GT. BRITklN "4:15.5 A. 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STRENK, DH 1:59.5 E. SCHRIER, PAAC 2:53.3 lIB YO FREESTYLE A. FELIX, UNATT I:Ol.B M. J. 8RCHAN, UNATT 3:37.7 P. COHEE, NCL 1:59.6 N. HICKS, SR 2:55.8 R. MCGREGOR, GB **~.0 L. LEMAIRE, LAAC I:02.5 100 YD BUTTERFLY C. ORAGICEVlCH, SPP"Y" 2:00.4 R. KROON, H 56.0 200 YD FREESTYLE S. STOUDER, CCSC 1:03.5 400 YD FREESTYLE I1-12 R. LORO, GB 56.4 T. HEWITT, LAAC- .2:05.6 C. PEARCE, SLSS (1:09.8) 1:10.0 A. STRENK, DH 4:13.5 50 YD FREESTYLE B. HOUNSELL, COMM. 2:06.0 V. VAN BAALEN, H 58.0 H. FLOREA, UNATT I:11.0 P. COHEN, NCL 4:14.4 J. DOYLE, DN 26.7 440 YO FREESTYLE L. LEMAIRE, LAAC 2:14.0 200 YD INDIVIDUAL HEOLEY J. NASSlMONO, SLSS 4:15.7 L. LOBREE, FF 27.2 J. HARTIN-DYE, GB 4:29.9 50 YD BACKSTROKE J. HALLOCK, CCSC "2:20.0 100 YD BACKSTROKE N. WILLIAMS, AH 28.2 J. BONTEKOE, H 4:32.0 R. BROWNELL, UNATT 31.6 J. CARTER, PCC 2:24.3 R. CAOE, DH I:04.0 IOO YD FREESTYLE D. LANGERHORST, H 4:33.8 M. OICKSON, BSA 33.0 L. CHAMBERS, UNATT 2:26.0 R. JOHNSON, LAC 1:04.1 J. DOYLE, DN 59.5 H. MILTON, GB 4:34.4 8. OEVAN, LAAC 34.3 R. SKINNER, VHSC 1:04.0 B. STOEVEN, AH I:00.0 D. THOMAS, BSA (TIE) 34.4 BOYS 100 YD BREASTSTROKE N. WILLIAMS, AH 1:01.5 1650 YD FREESTYLE IO & UHOER J. BONTEKOE, H 18:20.8 I00 YD BACKSTROKE H. THOMAS, BSA "1:07.3 200 YO FREESTYLE A. FELIX, UNATT "*l:O8,e 50 YD FREESTYLE H. KERNS, UNATT I:lO.t J. DOYLE, DN 2:10.2 R. CAMPION, GB 18:35.5 B. SNAWVER, RLSC 28.9 R. BROWNELL, UNATT 1:10.2 L. TROXELL, LAAC 1:10.2 N. WILLIAMS, ~ 2:14.6 K. BAKKER, H 18:36.1 S; SNAW, LAC 28.9 J. BERESFORDe GB I8:38.6 H. DICKSON, BSA 1:13.7 200 YD BREASTSTROKE L. VIVALDI, SFRP 2:18.5 50 YD BREASTSTROKE J, ANKENEY, CCSC 29.7 220 YD BACKSTROKE N. THOMAS, BSA "2:25.9 50 YD BACKSTROKE N. FRAWLEY, UNATT 35.3 I00 YD FREESTYLE J. WEETELIHG, H 2;22.8 H. KERN, UNATT 2:33.2 ~. LEwis, $CSC .31.6 C. CHRiSTENSON, SOSS (TIE) 35.3 J. HALLIDAY, HA$C I:04.1 N. JACXSON, GB 2:23.4 M. GRIFFIN, LAAC 2:36.7 L. LOBREE, FF 31.7 K. BRECHT, CCSC 35.9 N. DUCClNI, UNATT 1:04.4 H. VAN OSCN, H 2:26.0 IO0 YD BUTTERFLY C. STEWART, AQB 32.7 I00 YD BREASTSTROKE N. CHATFIELD, GAG 1:04.6 J. GORDON, GB 2:28.3 P. CAROLAN, UNATT 59.1 I00 YD BACKSTROKE D. PEARSONj WHSS "I:17.0 50 YD BACKSTROKE 220 YD BREASTSTROKE B. MURRELL, LAC 59.9 L. LEWIS, SCSC *l:lO.O N. FRAWLEY, UNATT 1:17.8 W. SRANVER, RLSC 34.1 H. VRIENS, H 2:44.5 T. SULLIVAN, UNATT I:00.2 E. KOSSNER, DN 1:11.4 C. CHRI$TENSON, SOSS I:lB.I B. BORISOFF, KKSS 34.6 H. TUCKER, GB 2:46.8 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY L. BENOIT, HVD 1:13.7 50 YO BUTTERFLY J. ASHEN, SOSS 35.0 A. PINSON, CCSC 2:13.2 ~0 YD BREASTSTROKE W. HEN$ONIDES, H 2:46.8 50 YD~BREASTSTROKE I. MORE, GB 2:47.3 K. DOYLE, OSA 29.7 H. THOMAS, 8SA 2:14.0 V. BUCKLEY, SCSC 35.7 J. ARTH, SLSB 30.6 J. WHITE, UNATT *'35.4 220 YO BUTTERFLY J. HAS$1MONO, SLSS 2:14.7 T. CARLISLE, MP 36.1 0. THOMAS, BSA 30.8 G. STOLARIK, BSA 39.5 T. PARISE, ROG 36.3 B. JENKINS, GB 2:17.3 R. ROSS, DH (TIE) 39.4 D. LANGERHORST, H o2:18.5 tO0 YD BUTTERFLY 15-17 I00 YD BREASTSTROKE K. DOYLE, BSA ".i:04.5 50 YO BUTTERFLY 50 YO FREESTYLE C. FERNANDEZ, SC$C I:18.3 T. GLENVlLLE, GB 2:18.8 B. HOUNSEL, CCSC 1:08.4 W. SHAWVER, RLSC 30.1 ZORN, BUPSC 22.6 V. BUCKLEY, SCSO 1:19.1 C. VAN LINT, H 2:28.7 N. DUCCINI, UNATT 30.2 J. KELLER, NCL 23.1 T. CARLISLE, MP 1:19.5 440 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY J. SHAPTON, CCSC 1:09.6 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY L. AXELROD, UNATT 32.0 0. COOPER, UNATT 23.8 50 YD BUTTERFLY J. JISKOOT, H 5:11.8 100 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY C. BROWN, BUPSC (TIE) 23.7 L. BENOIT, MVD 29.7 J. NATTHISSEN, GB 5:15.1 B. HOUNSELL, CCSC "*2:22.3 J. SHAPTON, CCSC 2:36.1 J. WHITE, UNATT 1:12.1 I00 YD FREESTYLE F. MCHULLEN, SCSC 29.9 A. VAN SOEST, H 5:15.2 J. HALLAOAY, HASC 1:14.0 M. GREENE, UNATT 51.1 J. HADDY, PT 30.9 P. $:LLETT, GB 5:25.3 0. PEARSON, WHSS 2~36,5 R. PARS, CCSC 1:14.8 J. KELLER, NCL 51.8 iO0 YD BUTTERFLY 880 YO FRErSTYLE RELAY 13-14 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY W. JOHNSON, SLSS 53.2 N. ADCOCR, SCSC "1:07.7 GREAT BRITAIN 8:25.3 50 YD FREESTYLE J. WRITE, UNkTT *" 2:35.8 200 YD FREESTYLE F. MCMULLEN, SCSC I:09.2 HOLLAND 8:36.1 J, ADAIR, SFVAC (26.7) 27.1 D. NATTHIES, UNATT 2:42.1 N. GREENE, UNATT 1:52.9 J. HADOYj P.TIGERS 1:09.3 440 YI] MEDLEYRELAY C. AOLER, SOSS 27.1 C. RowE, SBSC 2:47.5 M. MANNINO, CCSC 1:54.8 GREAT BRITAIN 4:17.6 J. BROWN, CCSC 27,2 200 YO INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY C. SAWYER, UNATT 1:55.9 2:29.9 HOLLAND 4:19.7 IOO YO FREESTYLE B. STOEVEN, AH 1t-12 500 YD FREESTYLE F. MCMULLEN, SCSC 2:30.5 DIVING - SPRINGBOARD C. ADLER, SOSS 58.9 50"YD FREESTYLE M. MANNING, CCGC 5:05.9 N. Aococ~ SCSC 2:35.5 ~. CARTER, GB 122,21 J. BROWN, CCSC 59.0 H. PEDLEY, AQSC 26.5 R. HOUNSELL, CCSC 5:09.8 L. VAN OUDHEUSDEN, H 114.17 J. ALLEN, CCSC 1:00.6 K. NOCK, 8OPSC 27.5 M. GREENE, UNATT 5:14.5 13-14

Page 36 CLARK, SAARI AND INDIANA GAIN MOST PLACES IN '64 NCAA ALL AMERICA By G. Robert Mowerson, Chairman N.C.A.A. All America Comm. University of Minnesota The NCAA All-America Selection Committee (Bill Brooks, Indiana, USC, Yale, Michigan, Minn., and Ohio State placed Harvard; Art Solow, Colo. St.; Jay Markley, Okla; Art Adam- men in 109 individual All-America places, and contributed 9 son, Texas A & M; Peter Daland U.S.C.; Pat Earey, No. Car.; of the 20 relays. Ed Gabel, West Mich.; and John Higgins, UNS) in selecting the Three schools dominated the diving selections, Indiana, 1964 NCAA All-America team, feel that it is the strongest All- Michigan and Ohio State. Iowa State was the lone outsider America ever selected. Not only were the top times faster in to crack the diving All-America rankings. every event, but there is considerably more pressure from 1964 NoC.A.A. ALL-AM~ICA ~IYPIlNG TEAM underneath. 50 YD FREESTYLE - MICHAEL M. AUSTIN, YALE UNIVERSITY, 21.0 N.C.A.A. WINNER= STEPHEN The 50-yard freestyle is a case in point. Twelve men tied for E° CLARK, YALE UNIV., 20.9= HICHAEL H. COLLINS, U.S.NAVAL ACADEMY, 21.3= JAMES F. a swim off for sixth place in the NCAA Championships. The VAN KENNENp JR°, WESLEYAN UNIV., 21.4; WILLIAM M. STUES) COLGATE UNIV.~ 21.5; RICK- ASS T. ABRAHAMS~NORTH'4ESTERN UNIV., 21.6; LARRY CASHAN, GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TESS- time range in those spots 21.9 to 22.1. If we had included all NOLOGYj 21.7; DARYLE L. KIFER, HICHIGAN STATE USIV°, 21~6; CHRISTOPHERHARNER, of those in the swim off on this All-America, plus all of those WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY, 2[.9o having gone 22.1 or better through the year, we would have had 23 men make the 50 yd. freestyle in this year's selections. IOO YO FREESTYLE - STEPHEN E. CLARK, YALE UNIV. 2 46.3, N°CoAoA. WINNER; MICHAEL M. AUSTIN9 YALE UNIV°, 46.7; MICHAEL B° COLLINS, U.S.NAVAL ACADEMY, 47.1; JAMES F. VAN We decided to cut off with the sixth place qualifier and all KESNER, JR°, WESLEYAN UNIV°, 47°5; CHRISTOPHERMARKER, WASHINGTON STATE UNIV. 4~°5; those who were better thru the year in bonified top flight com- WILLIAM ~. STUEK2 COLGATE USIV.~ 47.6; JOHN GEOOSEGANj VILLANOVA UNIV°j 47.7; MICH- petition, and still gave us nine men 21.9 or better. AEL V. STAUFFER, UNIV. OF MINNESOTA, 47.7= JAMES Ao MACMILLAN, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. The winner of the event in the NCAA is automatically se- 46°6; W. HARRISONMERRILL, UNIV. OF NO. CAROLINA, 46.0; DAVID M. QUICK, SOUTHERN lected for the top spot on the All-America. The second place METHODIST UNIVERSITY, 46.0; HAROLD Po'DITMER2 UNIVERSITY OF BENVER# 46e0. winner gets the nod for number two. After that it is primarily 200 Y6 FREESTYLE - STEPHEN E. CLARK, YALE UNIVo, 1:44.4j N.C.A.A. WINNER; DAVID C. on the basis of verified times through the season. LTONS, YALE UNIVo, 1:45.3; W. HARRISONMERRILL, UNIVo OF NORTH CAROLINA) 1:46.4; R. Steve Clark, Yale junior, made the team in four individual EDWARD TOWNSEND, JR., YALE UNIV., 1:46.1; CHRISTOPHERMARKER~ WASHINGTON STATE USIV. 1:46.2; ROY SAARI~ UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, 1:46.4; MICHAEL A. DOSCHER) STAN- events and one relay. Two of his spots were first place, 100 FORD UHIV., 1:48.6; THOMSONMCANENEY, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV°, 1:4S.7; WILLIAM W. and 200 yd. freestyle. FARLEY, UNIV° OF MICHIGAN, 1:46.8; JAMES CORFMAN~ UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFONSIA~ SC's sophomore, Roy Saari made the team in four individual 1:47.0; WILLIAM ~. STUEN, COLGATE UNIVERSITY, 1:47°0; JAMES A. MAC~ILLAN~ MICHIGAN events and one relay. Three of Saari's places were first, 500 STATS UNIVERSITYj 1:47.0; RICHARD G, WALLS, UNIVERSITY OF MICNIGANj 1:47.0. freestyle, 1650 yd. freestyle and 200 yd. individual medley. 5OO YB FREESTYLE - ROY SAASI, UNtVESSITY OF ~OUTHERN CALIFORSIAp 4:45.6~ N.C.A.A. Bill Craig, USC sophomore was the only other man to take WINNER; GARY Ao VERHOEVENj INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 4:5S.7; THOMSONHC~NENEY~ ~OUTSERN more than one top spot in the ,individual events, as he swept ~LLINOIS UNIVo, 4:53.7; JOSH 6ENNETT OONALDSONj OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 4:63.7; OLI- VER TOWNNENS~ INDIANA UNIV., 4:54.3; WILLIAM W° FARLEY, UNIV. OF MICHIGAN, 4:57.6; the 100 and 200 yd. breaststroke events. CHARLES A. SCHUETTE, USIV° OF ONLAHOMA, 4:57.6; BRIAN FOSS, UNIV° OF ~OUTHERN CALI- The Indiana Hoosiers placed men in 34 spots on the All- FORNiA, 4:~9°9| LEE DANIELSONj OHIO STATS UHIVSRSITYp 5:0].5; JAMES COSFMANjUNIVo America, plus two relays out of a total of 155 individual places OF 60UTHERN CALIFORNIA, 5:01.7. and 20 relays. USC placed 20 men and both relays, followed 1650 YO FREESTYLE - ROY SAASI, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, 16:49.5, N.C.A.A. WIN- by Yale, 17 men and both relays. This represents approximately NER| WILLIAM W. FARLEY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~ 16=56.1; THOMSONMCANENEY, SOUTHERN ~/z of the individual places and 6 of the 20 relays. tLLI~OlS UNIVERSITYp 17:10.6; BRIAN FOSS~ UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFOHNIA~ 17:21.9; The spread of talent was fairly even, with a slight edge DAVID ASHLEIGH~ UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES, [7:2T.2; THOMAS B. DUDLEY~UNIV. going to the middle west, where Michigan placed men in 13 OF MICHIGAN2 17:29.3= RICHARD 0. BOYO~ UNIVERSITY OF ORRGON, 17:46.0; OLIVER TOWN- places and one relay, Minnesota in 6 spots and two relays, and SEND~ INOIANA USIVERSITYp 17:46.2; GARY A. VERHOEVEN INDIANAUNIVERSITY, 17:46.5; ~ICHARD ALLEN, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 17:48o2. 'Continued on Ohio State in nine individual places. page31)

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Pago 4 EDWARDS, JOHNSON... WILLISTON TOP PREPS ALL AMERICANS 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY; Williston, Easthampton, Mass. (Leigh Adams, William Lawrenceville, New Jersey-Jim Edwards, a junior at Wil- Charbonneau, Barry Wemple James Edwards) 1:42.0"; Lawrenceville N.J. (John ]iston Academy, Tom Johnson, Malvern Prep and Coach Wil- . Wilson, Hugh Westwater, Philip Riker; Richard Tuggle) 1:42.7; Peekskill M.A., mot S. Babcock's Williston Academy swam off with most of N.Y. (Charles Wigo, Samuel Freas, Howard Norris, Larry Johnson) 1:43.4; Andover, (Jon Nell, Jon Phillips, Hunter John, John Sartore) 1:43.8; Malvern, Pa. (Bill Coakley, the top honors in the 1964 NISCA Prep School All American' Mike Buckley, Ros Geils, Tom McGrath) 1:44.5; University, Shaker Heights, Ohio Swimming Team, compiled by Philip G. Pratt, coach of the (Mark Battin, Pete Harding, Charles Seelbach, Dave Havill) 1:45.2; Georgia M.A., Lawrenceville School. It was a great year for prep swimming College Park, Ga. (Tom Thomas, Cteve Meredith, Ken Carnes, Charles Howell) 1 45.7; Hill, Pottstown Pa. (Phil MoMuniga[, Jim Kaufman, Bruce Lechler, Burt as 7 new records went into the record book. Kozloff) 1:45.8; Punahou, Hono u u, Hawaii (Philip White, Allen Richardson, Mike Edwards, a diabetic, who has been competing for just a few Miles, David Padget) 1:46.0. years, and hails from New Hampshire, placed first in the 200 200 YARD FREESTYLE= James Edwards (Williston) 1:48.3"; Mike Fitzmauriee (Ma[- vern) 1:49.4; Philip Riker (Lawrencevilte) 1:50.6; Stephen Rerych (Peekskill M.A.) yd. freestyle with a record time of 1:48.3. He also earned first 1:50.8; Dave Myerherg (McDonogh, Md.) 1:52.3; Torn Johnson (Malvern) 1:52.5; place in the 50 yd. freestyle, 22.2. In addition to the two first Bruce Lechler (Hill) 1:53.2; Dave Beaty (Lawrenceville) 1:54.2; Doug Hellerson place rankings, he was ranked 2nd in the 100 yd. freestyle, (Wardlaw, Plainfield, N.J.) 1:54.6; James Anderson (Exeter, N.H.) 1:55.0. 50 YARD FREESTYLE: James Edwards (Williston) 22.2; Dave Myerberg (MoDonogh) 48.6, second in 400 yd. freestyle, 4:00.0 and anchored Willis- 22.3; Torn Johnson (Malvern) 22:4; John Sartore (Andover) 22.4; Mike Fitzmaurice ton's (Leigh Adams,- W. Charbonneau and Barry Wemple) 200 (Malvern) 22.6; Dave Hoof (Deer'field, Mass.) 22.6 Brian Connor (Lawrencevilte) yd. medley relay to first in a national prep record of 1:42.0. 22.7; William Gallas (Chadwick, Rolling Hills, Calif.) 22.7; Bruce Lechler (Hill) 22.7; Richard Buffinton (Blair) 22.8. Williston placed second to Punahou in the 200 yd. freestyle 200 YARD ND V DUAL MEDLEY: Tom Johnson (Malvern) 2:02.6"; Stephen Rerych relay, 1:31.0, and Edwards anchored this quartet. (Peekskill M.A.) 2:03.8; David Johnson (Archrnere, Clayrnont, Del.) 2:04.6; Mike Malvern Prep, coached by Larry Palacio, shared the spot- Fitzmaurice (Malvern) 2:05.2 Philip Houser (Chadwick) 2:07.7; Barry Wemple (Williston) 2:084; Owen Paris (McBurney, N.Y.C.) 2:09.2 Charles Wigo (Peek- light with the Easthampton school, as two of their swimmers skill M.A.) 2:09.2 Raymond Messmer (Taylor, St. Louis, Mo.) 2:09.8; Joseph garnered three first place rankings. Tom Johnson ranked first Guignon (St Lou s Unv H S Mo.) 2:10.5 _ . D V NG (Alphabetical Listing): Clyde A exander (Culver M.A., Ind.) William uaira in both the 200 yd. individual medley and 400 yd. freestyle, (Haverford, Pa.); Pete Buckley (Bellarmine, San Jose, Calif.) Tom Cleveland and set new national prep marks in the process. Johnson (Hi I); Tom Huttnn (Fork Un on M A Va); Chic Langnehs (Fork Union); Timothy clocked a 2:02.6 for the medley and his 3:54.5 for the 400 Mahoney (Andover); Mike Mayfield (Pine Crest, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.); Bill Murphy (W ston); Tom Paxton (Lawrenceville). knocked over 5-seconds from Steve Rerych's old mark set in 100 YARD BUTTERFLY: Philip Riker (Lawrenceville) 52.0*; Bruce Lechler (Hill) 54.9; 1963. He tied for third in the 50 yd. freestyle, 22.4 and sixth John Doum[ele (Exeter) 55.2; Hunter John (Andover) 55.4; Barry Russo (McBurney) 554 Dave Myerberg (McDonogh) 555; Barry Wemple (Williston) 55.6 William in the 200 yd. freestyle, 1:32.5. Gallas (Chadwck) 55.7; Howard Norris (Peekskil M.A.) 56.0; Charles Howel Mike Fitzmaurice, Johnson's teammate, lowered the 1O0 yd. (Georgia M.A.) 56.0. freestyle national prep record to 48.5 for his first place ranking 100 YARD FREESTYtE: Mike Fitzmaurice (Malvern) 48:5*; Jim Edwards (Williston) and placed second to Edwards in the 200 yd. freestyle 1:49.4. 48.6; Stephen Rerych (Peekskil M.A.) 48.8 Bruce Lechler (Hill) 49.4; John Sar- tore (Andover) 49 5; Philip Riker (Lawrencevi e) 49 9; David Myerberg (McDonogh) Allen Richardson, Punahou School in Hawaii, and Phil Riker, 50.5; Mike Miles (Punahou) 50.6; Morris Spitzer (Peeksk M.A.) 60.7; William Lawrenceville School, New Jersey, were the only prepsters to Dick (Punahou) 50.8. 100 YARD BACKSTROKE: Charles Wigo (Peekskill M.A.) 56.5; Richsrd Mereuri repeat their 1963 first place rankings. Richardson set a new (Riverside, N.Y.C.) 57.7; Lyndon Neumann (Pine Crest) 57.8; Jon Noll (Andover) prep mark of 1:01~7 to rip his old mark of 1:04.0 set last year 57.9; Roger Lyon (Harvard, N. Hollywood, Calif.) 58.2; David Johnson (Archmere) Phil Biker, lowering his 1963 mark of 52.7 to 52.0, placed 58.2; Dick Yeager (Wayland, Beaver Dam, Wis.) 58.7; Barry Wemple (Williston) first in the 100 yd. butterfly, ranked sixth in the 100 yd. free- 58.9; Peter Smith (Cathedral Prep, Erie, Pa.) 59.2; Bruce Mohl (Haekley, Terry- town, N.Y.) 59.2. style, 49.9, and third in the 200 yd. freestyle 1:50.6. 400 YARD FREESTYLE: Torn Johnson (Malvern) 3:54.5*; Jim Edwards (Williston) Peekskill Military Academy's Charles Wigo earned first place 400.0 Phillip Houser (Chadwick) 4:03.2; Tito Perez (Mercersburg, Pa.) 4:06.5; Torn Haynie (Punahou) 408.1; Allan McPhee (Chadwick) 4:08.8; Robert Burke ranking in the 100 yd. backstroke, recording 56.5, fastest time (Brooklyn Prep N.Y.) 4:09.6 Larry Johnson (Peekskill M.A.) 4:10.3; David Beaty for a prep swimmer this past season. (Lawrenceville) 4:11.0; Jeff Kincaid (Fork Union M.A.) 4:1L3. In the diving event, four men repeated as All Americans, 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE: Allen Richardson (Punahou) 1:01.7"; Paul Henne (Belier- mine) 1:03.8; Mike Buck ey (Malvern) 1:03.9; Cleve Meredith (Georgia M.A.) 1:04.6; William Baird, Haverford, Tom Hutton, Fork Union M.A., Tim- William Charbonneau (Wi/iston), 1054; Owen Paris (McBurney) 1:05.5; Greg othy Maboney, Andover and Tom Paxton, Lawrenceville. Wright (Baylor, Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1:05.6; Steve Vincent (Pine Crest) 1:06.3; Peter Harding (Universty) 1:06.4; Dave Usrex (Fork Union M.A.) 1:06.6. Newcomers to the All America listing included Clyde Alex- 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY: Punahou (Wfl iam D ck, John Madison, David ander, Culver, Pete Buckley, Bellarmine, Tom Cleveland, Hill, Padgett, Mike Miles) 1:30.7; W ston (Lewis Davis, Fred Gilbert, Barry Wemple, and Mike Mayfield, Pine Crest. Jim Edwards) 1:31.0; Andover (William Bennett, John Phillips, Torn Carothers, John Sartore) 1 316; Peekskill M A (Richard Norris, Philip Palazzo, Samuel Tom Haynie's Punahou School made first place listing for the Frees, Morris Sptzer) 131.8 Lawrencev le (Rod Kerr, Richard Tuggle, John 200 yd. freestyle relay. The quartet of William Dick, John Wilson, Brian Connor) 1:31.9; Fork Un on M.A. (M ke S enker, Bile Mel on, Bill Madison, David Padgett and Mike Miles clocked 1:30.7. Price Jack Crowell) 1:33.4; Malvern (Mike Fitzmaurice, Torn Johnson, Ed Ritti, Pau Hurnsleth) 1:334; Mercersburg (John Reisng John Putnam, Tom Cahalan, Steve Rerych, Peekskill MA's ace who ranked first in two Will am Porter) 1 33.7; Cathedral Prep (Robert Ho rues, John Weber, Joseph Spiegel, events in 1963, placed fourth in the 200 yd. freestyle, 1:50.8, James Durkey) 1:34.0; McDonogh (Day d Myerberg, R chard Hogg, Joe Small, Fred 2nd in the 200 yd. individual medley, 2:03.8 and third in the Musser) 1:34.1. 100 yd. freestyle, 48.8. *National Prep Record.

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Photos 1 James Edwards 2 Phil Riker 3 Steve Rerych 4 Allen Richardson 5 Charles Wigo 6 Bill Baird 7 Mike Fitzmaurice 8 Tom Hutton 9. Tom Johnson NCAA ALL AMERICA (Continued ~rom page 4)

IOO YD BUTTERFLY - WALTER P. RICHAROSONp UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTAr 50.2, N.C.A.A. WINNER| FRED W. DCHMIDTr INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 51*S| ~ARRY A. SCHULHOFr INDIANA UNIV. 51.6| MARTIR P. HULLp STANFORD UNIVERSITYj 51,9| TIMOTHY KENNEDY9 YALE UNIVERSITYr 52°2| SEHALD Se LIVIROSTON, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 52.3; JAMES MOGRATHr UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA~ 52.B| GEORGE M. 8PEAR, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS; B2.7; BTEPHEE E* CLARN, YALE UNIVERSITY, 52.7| RICHARD A. MCBONOUSK, VILLANOVA UNiVERSiTY, 52e~*

200 YO BUTTERFLY - FHEO W. SCHMIDT~ INDIANA UNIVERSITYr 1:53.5. N.C.A.A. WINNER; WALTER P. RICHARDSOH, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTAr [:54.4; ROBERT aENNETT~ UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAj 1:55.0; LARRY A. SCHULHOFr INDIANA UNIVERSITYr I:B7eJ; DEORGE M* SPEARr UNIVERSITY OF TNXAS, ]:5R.2| RALPH KENONICKr INDIANA UNIVNRSITYv ]:5B*3; ~ICHAEL CARETTOr UNIV* OF $OUTHEHN CALIFORNIA e ]=BD.0| ]LKKA T. eDVARTOr STANFORD UNIVERSITYr 1:59.5; HARTIN P. HULL, STANFORD UNIVERSITYr 1:5D.61 RICHARD CHAMPIONS AGAIN of California junior college swimming are Foothill College's A. MCDONOUGH. VILLANOVA UNIVERSITYj 1:59.9. Owls who tallied 141 points earlier to whip nearest foe, Orange Coast (54) by 87 points. Front row (left to right) diver Tom Madson, freestyIBr Tom Diefendeffer, DO YD BACKSl~OKE- ROBERT BENNETTr UNIV. OF SOUTHERH CALIFORNIAr 53.1, N.C.A.A. breaststroker Pete Helander, dver Dennis Jones. Middle row Dan Freeman (breast, WINNER; BICHARD MCBEAOH~ UNIV* OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAr 53.1; R. THOMPSON MANN, UNIV. M), Gary Langedoen (butterfly, relay), backstroker Stan LiIIquist Topper Horack OF MORT" CAROLINAt 53.2| JED R. GRAEF, PRINCETON UNIVERSITYr 53.8; EDWARD C. BARTSCH (frees), yaJSouthard and Jim Meyer (backs), Gil Hitchcock (Fly IM). Top row, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 54*0: ROGER L, GOETTSCHE~ JR., YALE UNIVERSITY~ 54,1; C.THO- manager Bob Wetzel Tom Browne (frees), John Barnes (breasts), Mike Garibaldi MAS STOCN, INDIANA UNrVERSITV r 54.2; PETER ~AMMER, INDIANA UNrVERSITYw 54.6; REESH. (frees) Gary Ilman frees, fly), Rick Russ (breasts, fly), Kenny Webb (Fly, IM, ORLAND, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 55*3; ALFREO G* ERICKSENr UNIVERSITV OF MINNESOTAr frees), A Logan (frees) and Coach of three-t me state J.C. champions Nort 55.5; VERNON S. SCRIMHEL, OOUTHERh METHODIST UNIVERSITY r 55.B° Thornton Jr.

200 YD BACKSTROKE - aND R. GRAEF, PRINCETON UNIVERSITYr 1:5B.2r N.C.AeA. WINHEH; RICHARD ~CGEAGHp UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAr i:5B.9; EDWARD C° BARTSCHj UNIVERSITY WEBB, ILMAN SPEARHEAD FOOTHILL CROWN" OF MICHIGAN, 1:56,9; ROGER L, GOETTSCHE, JR., YALE UNIVERSITY, 1:57,4; C. THOMAS STOCK, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 1:58,2; n. THOMPSONMANN 2 UNIV* OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1:59,0; Bakersfield, Calif.-Buss Webb and Gary Ilman paced Foot- PETER HAMMER, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 1:59e8; VERNON S, SCHIMMEL, SOUTHERN METHODIST UNI- hill College to the team crown at the State Junior College VERSITY, 2:00.8| RICHARD MICHAELS9 OHIO STATE URIVERSITV, 2:01.0: EDWARD T* STICHLES Swimming and Diving Championships at Bakersfield College INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 2:01.2. May 7-9 by scrambling to three victories apiece. Webb raced lOB YD BREASTSTROKE - WILLIAM CRAIG, UNCVERSlTY OF SONTHBRN CALIFORNIA. 5De7r N.C.A.A. to National Junior College records in 400 yd. individual reed., WINNER| THOMAS TRETHEWAYr NDIANk UNIVERSITVj I:O0.B| KE"HETH DOESBURGr UNIVERSITY OF bSC), 4:21.5, defeating Jerrold Sheeley, El Cam., 4:38.2; 200 yd, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAr I=01.1; KENNETH FROST, INDIAHA UNIVERSITYr I:CI.I; RICHARD SCHAI- utterfly, 1:56.5, downing teammate Gary Langendoen, 2:00.5, SLE, IRDIANA UNIVFROITY. i:Olol| VIRGIL W. LUKENI UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, :HI.2; PETER A° ANOER$ON, IRDiANA UNIVERSITV, 1:01o3| ROBERT Oe BLANCHARD, JR*~ UNIV. OF WIS- and 200 yd. individual medley, 2:02.0¢ besting Ken Merten, CONSINr I=O].B; JON P= ROWEr ~OUTHERN METHODIST URIVEHSITVj 1=0I°5~ JOHN ~kOEr UN]VER- Valley, 2:05.8. Ilman, a 1-man team, eclipsed a National Junior SITV OF CALIFORNIAj I:OleD* College record in the 100 yd. butterfly, 52.6, downing Sheeley, 200 YD 3REASTSTROKE - WILLIAM CRAIG~ UNIV. OF SOUTREHN CALIEORNIA~ 2:12.1r N.C.A.A. El Camino, 54.3; 200 yd. freestyle, 1:45.7, topping Mike Gari- WINNER~ DALE A. KIEFER, YALE UNIVERSITYj 2:13.1; KSNNETR FROST. INDIANA UNIV, 2:13.0; baldi, Foothill, 1:48.8, and tied another in the 100 yd. free- THOMAS TRETREWAY, INDIKNA UNIVERSITY, 2:13.4; KENNETH BOESBURG, UNIVo OF SOUTHERN style, 47.7, besting Bob Boyer, Bakersfield, 48.5. In the final CALIFORNIA r 2:13.7~ PETER A. ARDERSONp INDIANA URIVERSIT~r 2=14.2; R CHARD ~CHAISLE, scoring Foothill Wound up with 141 points, easily outpointing INDIANA UNIVERSITYr 2:14.8~ VIROIL W, LUKEHr UNIVERSITY OF M1NNESOTAj 2=15e0~ ROBERT 0. BLANCHARDr JR,, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN r 2H5,2; JON P, ROWEr SO* METHODI$Tr2:I5*8, Orange Coast, 54, and Valley, 52. Ken Merten of Valley swept breaststroke action with a pair 200 YB INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - ROY SAARI, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, 1:56e7, N.C.AoA. of tallies. Ken copped the 100 yd. event in 1:02.3, followed WINNER; Re EDWARO TOWNSEND, JR.j YALE URIVERStTY, 1=5B.0= RALPH KENDRICK; INDIANA UNIVERSITYr 2:00e1| EDWARD T. STICKLED, INDIANA UNIVER$1TV; 2=00.3; TUOOR LACEYr SO. by Barry Goldfarb, Santa Monica, 1:03.7, and Alan Harrison, METHODIST UNIVERRITYt 2:00.3; FRANK We RICE, JR. r YALE UNIVERSITYr 2:0]*0; DALE A. Bakersfield, 1:03.9, who tied for second, and 200 yd. race, KIEFERj YALE UNIVERSITY* 2:01e9; BARLEY He MULL, OHiO 3TATB UNIVERSITYr 2=02ol; ROR- 2:16.6, easily trouncing Harrison, 2:24.4. ERT BENNETTr UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIF, 2:02.3; ALASDAIR Uo BARNET$OR; ~OUTHERN ~ETHODIST UNIVERSITV~ 2:02e4. The meet's only other double winner came in diving competition as Larry Andreason of Cerritos accomplished the feat. 400 YB INBWIBDAL MEDLEY - RICHARD MCGSARH, UNIV. OF ~OUTRERN CALIFORNIA, 4:lB.4r N. Andreason copped the one meter, 428.05, beating Alan Kara, ~*--"*"A';"A'~A.WINRER; RALPH KENORICK, INDIANA UNIVERSITV~ 4:.la.Bj EDWARD T, STICKLESr INOI-- ANN UNIVER$1TY~ 4:20*3; Re EDWARD TOWNSENO~ JR.~ YALE UNIVERSITYr 4:2[.0; RICHARD De Valley, 354.30, and three meter, 503.85, setting a Meet record BOYD~ UNIVERRITY OF CREGONr 4:22.[; TUDOR LACEVr SOUTHERN METHODIST URIVER$1TVr and again whipping Kara, 382.65. 4:23.7; DALE A, KIEFBRr YALE UNIVERSlTYj 4:25.0; FRANK ~. RICEr JR.r YALE UHIVERSITYr Foothill's Mike Garibaldi and Bakersfield's Boyer rolled to 4:25.6; RICHARD W. OUICR, SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSIVY~ 4:27.31 ~TEPHEN ~CHULTZ~ UN VERSITY OF UTAH, 4:28.7. National Junior College record performances. Mike notched a mark in the 1650 yd. freestyle, 17:23.4, turning back Pat Glas- 400 YD MEDLEY RELAY - UNIV. SO* CALIFORNIA (ROSERT BENNETT~ WILLIA~ CRAIG9 JAMES HC-- gow, Orange Coast, 17:25.3. Boyer blazed to a new mark in GRATH~ ROY SAARf) 3:30e9, N.C.A,A, WINNER; YALE URIV, (ROGER L. GOETTSCHE~ JR,, DALE the 50 yd. freestyle, 21.9, disposing of Schupbach, Chaffey, A, KIEFERr STEPHEH E. CLARK, HICNAEL M* AOSTIR) 3:31e0; INDIANA UNIVe (PETER HAMMERr THOMAS TRETNEWAY~ LARRY A. SCHULROF~ T° CHARLES OGILBV) 3:33.7; UNIV. OF ~ NNEGOTk 22.4. (ALFRED S° ERICNSER, VIRGIL W. LUKE~ WALTER P. BICRARDSONr MICHAEL V. STAUFFER) Foothill's crack 400 yd. freestyle relay aggregate demolished 3:35,4; SOOTHERN METHODIST (VERNON G° ~CHIMMEL, JON P. ROWE, ALASDAIH U. BARNNTSON, a National Junior College record in that event. The team of DAVID M, QUICK) 3:36.5; UNIVERSIVY OF NICHIGkN (EDWARD C° BARTSCH, GEZA BODOLAV, REED M. OHLAND~ RICHARD a, WALLO) 3:39.2; =. OF NORTH CAROLINA (H° THOMPSON HAHN, RICHARD Langendoen, Horack, Garibaldi, and Browne covered the dis- B, FORUM, FREDERICK S, LIPP, L. DAVIS ROBERTS, JR.) 3:40.0| STAMFORD (KENNETH W. PETTI- tance in 3:16.9. The 400 yd. medley relay crew of Southard, GREW, DAVID R. GOLDEAr MARTIN P. HULL, MICHAEL A. BOSDRER) 3:40°2| U,S, MIL TARY ACA- Webb, Ilman, and Browne finished in 3:43.2. OEMY (LAWRENCE M. HEROEGENr JR, r ROBERT B, MAGRUDEHr FRANK G. PRATTr JERRY MERGES) 3:40,5; U,S,NAVkL ACADEMY WILLIAM A, FRIES r CHARLES C. PARISH, H. DOUGLAS MORRIS, Terry Craig of Orange Coast equalled a National Junior Col- MICHAEL R. COLLINS) 3:41.3. lege standard in the 100 yd. backstroke. Terry was timed in 400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - YALE (DAVID C. LYORSr R. EDWARD tOWNSEND, JR., FRANK W. RICE, 56.6, defeating Pete Maxwell, Santa Monica, 57.0. JR., MICHAEL M. ADGTIN) S:O8.7r N.C.A.A* WINNER; VILLANDVA (JOHN A. GEOGHEGAN, RICHARD Glasgow of Orange Coast and Maxwell of Santa Monica B. GIRDLER, RAYMONO P* UONNELLY~ RICHARD A. ~CBONOUGH) 3:10.4; UNIV. SOUTREHN CALIFOR- picked up firsts. Glasgow was successful in the 500 yd. free- NIA (~OBERT BENNNTT} JAMES CORFMANr JAMES MCGRATR~ JOHN POE) 3:ll°O; UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA (H.THOMPSON MANN, JOHN W, SHELDON, W. HARRISON MERRILL r L. BAVIO BOBERTS style, 4:57.9, obliterating a National Junior College mark, JB.) 3:12.8; INDIARA UNIVERSITY {T, CHARLES OG~LBY~ ROBERT WILLIAMSON9 FRED W, ~CHMIDT, downing Diefenderfer, Foothill, 4:58.1. Maxwell prevailed in LARRY A. BCHULHOF) 3:13.21 SO. METHODIST UNIV. (TUDOR LACEYr ALASDAIR U* BARNETSON, the 200 yd. backstroke, 2:05.0, besting Terry Craig, 2:05.4. RICHARD W. QUICH; DAVID M. QUICR) 3:13.4; MICHIGAN STATE ~ OBERTO. BHERWOOD~ BARYLE L. KIFER~ RICHARD B* GRETZINGERr JAHES A. MACMILLAN) 3:I3.9; COLGATE UNIVERSITY (DAVID C* KEN WEBB, FOOTHILL COLLEGE NARTIN~ RkY M. WILLIAMS, BICRARD 8. ARLUCNr ~ILLIAM M. STUEK) 3:t4e2= U. OF MINNESOTA (JOHN BERGMANI WALTER P. RICHARDSONr RALPH Lo ALLEN~ MICHAEL V. STAUFFER) 3:14.2; U.S. MILITARY ~CADEMY (STEVER M. BLISS~ WILLIAM H. LANNGRAF~ ANTHONV H. CLAYr PAUL W. BUCHA) 3:14.5. ONE METER SPRINGBOARD DIVING - RICHARD W° GILRERTr INDIANA UNIVERSITVr 491.7C, N.C.A.A. ~INNER~ EDWARD H. SOOTHHANr UNIV. OF MICHIGAN, 445.35; RANDALL LARSONr OHIO STATE UNIV. 436.20J BRUCE P. BROWH~ UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANr 422°55; JOHN CANDLER, DNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 402.00; CHARLES NEEL, INDIANA UNIVERSITYr 401.6B; RICHARD EARLEY~ INDIANA UNIVERRITY~ 3G3.70; RICHARD MORGE, INDIANA UNIVERGITY~ 384.80; RICHADO W. FLYNNr OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 221.30; MICHEL LEVOlSI STATE UNIVERSITY O~ IOWA~ 218.30.

THREE METER 8PRINGBO~D DIVING - RANDALL LARSONr OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY~ 523.75, N.C.A.A, ~INNER; EDWARD H, BOOTHMAN, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 499.35; RICHARD ~e GILBERT, INDIANA UNIVERSITT~ 487.75; RICHARD MORSE, INDIANA UNIVERSITY~ 478.B0; RICHARD EARLEY9 INDfANA UNIVERelTY~ 438.30~ CRkRLE$ NELL, INDIANX UNIV~RSITY, 406.90~ JOHN CANDLER; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANp 395.70; BRUCE P. BROWN, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~ 392.B5; WILLIAM GLUECH~ OHIO STATE OHIVESSITY~ 224.00; RICHARD W. FLYNNr OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY~ 213.35.

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