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1973 All America 200 YD ~P~EASTSTROKE - David Wilkiey U. Furnissy James McConica, John Tingley); Kendall Shorkey t Northern Michigan Univ. of Miami; Brian Joby Stanford; John F. Univ. of Tennessee (Jeff Lewis, Kenneth John Sheekley, Univ. of Puget Sound; 1973 ALLAMERICA Hencken, Stanford; Richard Colellay U. Knoxy Keith Gilliam, Christian Noll) ; Richard Haudel, Bowdoin College, Thomas of Washington; Stuart Isaac~ U.of Michl- Univ. of California, Los Angeles (Rex StenovBc, Johns Hopkins Univ.; Kevin gan; Thomas Bruce~ UCLA; Mark Chatfield, Favero, Robert Clarke, Kurt Krumpholz, McVerry, Cal State Univ. at Northridge. USC; Richard Seywert~ Univ.of Tennessee; Tim McDonnell); Univ. of Washington 200 YD FREESTYLE - Mike Carnahany Univ. 1973 ALL--CA NCAA UNIVERSITY TEAM J.Gary Cheloskyy U.of Florida; Jeff (Stanley Carpery Kurt Knipher, Robert of California-Irvine; Peter Hovlandy White r U. of Tennessee; Lere~ Engstrandy MacDonald~ Daniel Hannula); North Caro- Chico State; Christopher Webb I Chico Compdled by:. Don B. Reddishy Chailnnan lina State Univ. (Mark Elliott, Tony All.America Selection Committee U.of Tennessee; Gary Willisy USC; Robt, State; Bruce Oliver, Chico State;Stuart Rachner~ Univ. of Texasy Austin; Richard Corlissy ~Jim Schliestett~ Rusty~ Lurwich); Swatoshy Univ. of California-Davls; Kurt Bohany St. Bonaventure. Univ. of Michigan (Jose Aranhay Ray Mor Yosty US Merchant Marine Acad.; Ralph ~O YD FREESTYLE - John Trambley, U.of Cullough~ Dan Fiehbu~nuy Tom Szuba); So. Tennessee; John Reeves, U. Florida; 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - Stephen Leey Calif. State Univ.-~orthridge; Methodist Univ.(John Thorburn~ Ray Ince, Larry Poltey Univ. of Calif.-Davis; Chuck Raburn~ No.Carolina State Univ.; ~ss~ USC; Gary Hally' Indiana; Thomas John Rubottom~ Paul Tietze); Stanford Mel Nashy Indiana U.; Kenneth Knoxy Szuba~ U.Michigan; Stanley Carper~ U.of Thomas Crainy Williams College; Boyd (Dean Anderson~ ROn Lon~luottiy Steven Philpoty Univ. of Califor~Davis;Greg Univ. of Tennessee; Rexford Handy US Washington; John Murphyy Indiana; Fred- Strong, J. Richard Cook); Univ.Illinois Naval Academy; Barry Townsendy UCLA; rick Tylery' Indiana; Timothy McKeey U. Tealuk, Univ. of California-Davis; Bob (George Congrevey John Tannery Ed Kiesewettery Cal.State Univ.Northridge. Mark Elliotty No.Carolina State Univ.; of Florida; Richard Colellay ~ U. of Woodbury, Jim Fieldhouse); Univ. Miami Paul Tietzey So.Methodiet; Timothy D. Washington; Allen Pouchery USC; Leroy (John Spire, Robert VsnDerMerwet Paul I00 YD HUTTERFLY - William Milney Johns Nevilley Harvard; Henry Greeny Univ. Engstrandy ~ U.of Tennessee; Patrick Bischoffy Tyrone Tozer); University of Hopkins Univ.; Paul BretscheryJr. yVal- Tennessee; Bruce M. Goodwiny Stanford. O,conuory Indiana U.; Kendall Priggy Florida (Joel Bryan Narcowichy Frank . paraiso Univ.; Dennis Glass t Chico State; Univ. of Tennessee. I00 YD F~EESTYLE - John Trembly, U. of Lichtner~ Brant Bittnar, James Griffith); Robert Skevgaard~ Amherst College; Thomas Tennessee; Kenneth Knoxy Univ. of Tenn. ; ~O ~ INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - Stephen Princeton (Curtis Hardens' Peter Dalyy~ Bryanty Univ. of No. Colorado; Robert Dean Andersony Stanford; Stanley Carpery nissy USC; Richard Colellay ~ U.Washing- Malcolm Howard~ Charles Campbell). Grieve, Chico State; Jesse de la Ramay Uni~. of Washington; Paul Tietzey So. ton; Thomas Szubay U.Michigan; Leroy Amherst College; Vincent Bruns~ Catholic Methodist; Mark Elliott, No.Carolina Engstrandy' U.Tennessee; Steven Power, Univ.; Nell Postasy Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania; Steven Pitler t Denison U.; State U.; Rick Reeder, U. of Pacific; U,Washington; Timothy McKee~ U.Florida; ~i~i.~!~~-~?ii~.~.!~!~!i!i!.~9~-!!~! ~-~ ~ ~ :~.-~:~:~ Rexford Handy US Naval Academy; Keith David Har~a, USC; Allen Poncher~ USC; William Ruth, Springfield College; Rus- Gilliam, Univ.of Tennessee; John Murphy Robert Atkinsont ~ U. Pennsylvania;Bruce sell Kishy St. Lawrence University. Indiana Univ.; Thomas Lutzy U. of Tenn.; Dickeony Indiana U.; Myron Scotty Indi- I00 YD BACKSTROKE - Mark Horningy Johns Kurt Krumpholz, UCLA; Charles Campbell, ana U.; Graham Windestty U. Tennessee; 1973 COLLEGE DMSION AI~CA TEAM Hopkins Univ.; Richard Jamesy Kenyon Princeton. Gary Hally' Indiana Univ. Chairman, ~ Don Robinson College; James Loomisy Kenyon College; Mankato State College Bryan Smithy Univ. of Northern Colorado; 200 YD FREESTYLE - James Mcconicay USC; ONE~ DIVING - Tim Moore, Ohio State John Kinsallay Indiana U.; Fredrick Univ.; D.Laurence Morey Cornell; Joe Drew Ranieriy Catholic Univ.; David Thur- Tylery Indiana U.; Richard Elatty U.of Crawford, U.Michigan; Alan Ross~' Louisi- 500 YD FREESTYLE - Tom Bonghsyy Univ. bery Bowdoin College; Jonathan Lederhouse New Mexico; Keith Gilliam, U.of Tennes- ana State Univ.; Mike deGruyy No.Caro- California-lrv~ne; Boyd Philpot, Univ. Wheaton College; John Butchery Calif.St. see; Rick Reedery Univ.of Pacific; Robt lina State Univ.; Donald Muiry ~ Indiana; Cslifornia-lrvine; Greg Tesluk t Univ. Univ.-Northridge; Stanley Bensony Univ. Clarke, UCLA; Kurt Krumpholz, UCLA; Tim James Kennedyy U.Tennessee; David Moreau California-Davis; Ralph Lee, Cel State of Northern Colorado; Richard Rambaudy McDonnell. UCLA; Christian Nolly U. of Ohio State Univ.; Mike Mottery Ohio St. Univ. Northridge; Rameey Van Horny Cal. State Polytechnic Univ.-Pomona; Michael Cooky Michigan State Univ. ; Gil Western Illinois Univ.; Bruce Oliver t Frank Mendoza~ Chico State; Scott Knowles Tennessee; Thomas McBreen~ U.So.Cal.; University of Puget Sound. William Heiss, Indiana Univ. Cyr t Univ. of Wisconsin~ Dick Quintt Chico State; John Keller~ Saint Lawrence; Univ. of Michigan. Kurt Yosty United State Merchant Marine I00 YD HREASTSTROE~ - Harusuke Naitoy ~0 YD F~TYLE - John Kinsella, Acad.; David Bart t Eastern Illinois U.: b neonta State; William Imkent St. Univ. Indiana Univ.; John Tingleyy USC; Rex THERE-METER DIVING - Tim Moore, Ohio Stuart Swatosh, Univ. of Colif.-Davis; State; Mike deGruy, No.Carolina State; of New York~Maritime College; Bruce Favero, UCLA; Thomas McBreen~ USC; Dave Scott, Univ. of Calif.-Davis; Morre Dodger Calif. State Univ.-Northridge; Fredrick Tyler~ Indiana Univ.; Kurt D. Laurence More~ Cornell; Don~d Muir t Rudey Univ. of Puget Sound. Indiana U.; Joseph Crawford t Univ. of Jeffrey Carlberg~ Hamilton College; Krumpholz, ~UCLA; James McConicay USC; Kevin Moran~ So. Connecticut State Coil; Tim McDormelly UCLA; Bengt GingsJo~ Michigan; Richard McAlister~ U S Air 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - William Milne, Force Academy; James Kennedy, Umiv. of Johns Hopkins Univ.; Robert Thomas~ East. Norman Eleslnery State Univ. of NY at USC; Bruce Dickson, Indiana U.;Graham Buffalo; Larry Bushey, Clarion State Windeatt, U. of Tennessee; Christian Tennessee; Steven Byers, Indiana Univ.; Illinois Univ.; Mark Horningy Johns Hop- Steven Spikesy Iowa State Univ.; Rich kins Univ.; Kendall Shorkeyy Northern College; Jon Mayfieldy Eastern Illinois Nolly U.of Tennessee; Curtis Haydeny Univ.; Gregory Asbury~ Western State Princeton. Mathenyy Ohio State Univ.; David Moreau Michigan Univ. ; Larry B~sheyt Clarion Ohio State Univ.; Bruce Knipe~ Univ.of State Coll.; David Thurbery Bowdoin Coll. College of Colorado; Tom Tipton t South- 16~0 YD FREESTYLE - John Kinsellay Pennsylvania. Jonathan Lederhousy Wheaton Coll.; Gary west Missouri State Univ.; Paul Fuller Indiana U.; Stephen Furnissy USC; John Stiefvatery Chico State; Richard Jamesy Springfield College; Timothy Hloody U. Tingleyy USC; Rex Faveroy UCLA; Graham ~00 YD MEDLEY RELAY - Univ. of Tennessee Kenyon College; James Harpery Williams of Missouri at Rolla. Windeatty U.of Tennessee; BruceDickson (Kevin Priestleyy Richard Seywerty John Coll.; Jerry Mejeur, State Univ. of NY 800 YD FREESTYLE RELAY - Chico State Indiana U.; Bengt Gingsjoy USC; James Trembley; Kenneth Knox) ; Univ. of Sou- at Buffalo; Dennis Glassy Chico State. them California (Stephen C amerony Mark (Bruce Oliver v Neil Glenesk~ Christopher McConica, USC; Steven Power~ Univ. of Webby Peter Hovland); Univ. of Calif.- Washington; Ric "Ph~psy ~ Northwestern; Chatfield, William ~hrniss; Steve Tyr- ~0 YD FREESTYLE - Mike Carnahany Univ. rell) ; Indiana Univ.(Michael St~mm~ Irvine (Boyd Philpot, Tom Boughey~ Jack Larry Farrary Unov.of New Mexico; of Calif.-Irvine; Christopher Webby Chico Dickman~ Mike Carnahan); California Thomas McBreen~ USC. Brock Ladewig, Gary Hallj Gary Conelly); State; Jesse dela Ramat Amherst College; Univ. of Calif. Los Angeles (Stephen State Univ. at Northridge (Herb Bishopy I00 YD BUTTERFLY - John Trembleyy U.of Mike Chapmany Univ. California-Davis; Kal Thomas~ BOb Kieeewettery Kevin Roney, Doyle~ Thomas Bruce~ SteveBaxter, Brad Peter Hovlandy Chico State; Jeffrey Tennessee; Gary Hall, Lndiana U.; Steve Anderson) ; Stanford Univ. (Randall Whir- Ralph Lee); Eastern Illinois UnivBrsity Baxtery UCLA; Gregory Scotty U.of Ill.; Rogers, Ashland College; Tim Alleny Sprir~ (Robert Thomas, David Barty Stephen church, John Henckenj Brian Job! Dean field College; Martin Vovesy Cal. State William Furnissy USC; Patrick O'Connor, Abderson); Univ. of Washington (Michael Drozda, David Toler)! Johns Hopkins Un. Indiana Univ.; Marc Gilliamy Univ. of at Hayward; Jack Dic~manny Univ. Calif. (Robert Stoevery Mark Horningy Vincent McIntyrey Richard Colella~ Stanley R. Irvine; Thomas Crain, Williams College; Tennessee; Clay Evansy UCLA; Stanley Carpery Kurt Knipher); Southern Metho- Nigrelliy William Milne); Univ. of Puget Carper, Univ.of Washington; Robert S. Frank Gardnery Univ. Californla-Irvine; Sound (Hans
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