I • SWIM-MASTER t't t't * * A-.... ~t't'llllllll--'"'11111111-.., VOL V - No 8 OFFICIAL PUBLICATI ON OF THE MASTERS SWIMMING COMMITTEE OCTOBER 1976

SPORTS HEDICINE NOTES TO HASTERS SWIHHERS over a few years' time. Once again, although this indivi­ dual has improved his physical condition, he has not avoid­ Richard Rahe , H.D. ed the aging process. Once he settles on his new level of Captain, Hedical Corps activity, his 1% per year decl lne will again become evi­ U.S. Naval Health Research Center dent. The advantage of training is that one's 1% per year San Diego, California decl lne is on a higher "gl Ides lope" than that of the sed­ entary individual. Body Build and Aging Finally, for freestyle and backstroke, the observed de­ Hany of you may remember my study of body build (somato­ cline in Masters swim performance was slightly less than type) of men Masters swimmers conducted at the outdoor 1% per year--around .8% per year. For butterfly the fall­ championships in Bloomington, IN, back In 1972. A major off was slightly more than 1% per year. As I pointed out finding of these studies was that no significant difference In the article, It's great fun to extrapolate backwards In in body build was found between swimmers in their 40's vs time, to the age of 25 or so, from your present times to swi-mers In their 50's. Similarly, Hasters champions could estimate what you mig ht have been able to swim in your not be readily differentiated from nonchampions on the youth if you trained then as you do today. When this is basis of body build. Once a Masters swimmer obtains at done with Masters champions' times , the results come very least flar conditioning, his body build closely resembles close to current-day records. This makes a good deal of that of other Hasters swimmers. sense s ince many of our current Masters champions were Taking the average body build of Hasters swimmers as a record holders In their youth--and certainly then didn't group, It was seen to be on the heavily muscled side (en­ utilize the training me thods and distances popular today. omesomorph). This body build is In contrast to that of the The Rise and Fall of Body Energ~ average youthful swimmer of today whose body is on the lean Utilizing swim records datarom young age group cham­ and muscular side (ectomesomorph). At first, It seemed pions through 50-59 years Masters champions, for boys and that the heavier features of the Masters swimmers' somato­ men, I constructed the following graph (Figure 1) which I type represented change secondary to aging. But when Dr. label the rise and fall of body energy. Competitive swim­ Lindsay-Carter and I reviewed somatotypes of 1948 Olympic ming is perhaps one of humans' best measures of all-out swimmers (who are members of the same generation as the cardiovascular and muscl e performance. Th is "stress test" Masters swimmers studied in Bloomington), these results is continuously carried out by athletes in their early were very nearly the same as ours. In other words, the teens through old age. A standard time measurement of body build for champion male swimmers of this generation competitive swim performance then, such as the 100-yard (born approximately between 1920 and 1930) has stayed re­ freestyle event, illustrates the acquisition and ensuing markably the same over their lifetimes. gradual loss of body energy over 50 years of human life. Deel lne of Swim Performance with Age As can be seen on the graph, there ls a remarkably rapid A second study, which was reported in Medicine In Science acquisition of strength and performance during the teenage and Sports last year, dealt with the fall-off in swim per­ years--leading to world record performances by swimmer formance across Masters' age groups. Dr. Arthur and I athletes in their late teens or early 20 's. Then starts have examined Hasters' records since the first meet In Am­ the 1% per year decl lne In performance which continues ari 1 lo, TX, in 1970. Regardless of the yearly Improvement steadily to at least 60 years of age. (We need more data in record times, the fall-off over 35 years (25-29 yrs.) from older swimmers to extend these studies Into age groups has always been very close to 1% per year. It's Important older than 55-59 years.) An encouraging finding in the to emphasize that this decline in swim performance ls an observed decline of body energy is that energy doesn't "go average value. That means some people will decl lne faster, all at once." The gradual, linear fall-off in swi m perfor­ others slower, but the average will be 1% per year. It is mance (energy) suggests that aging is a regularized, gra­ also important to emphasize that this decline has been ob­ dual process. The 1% per year slope of the decline "re­ served In Individual irwlmmers who maintain nearly the iden­ assures" us that at 60 years of age, for Instance, a per­ tical swimming workouts year after year. Many Masters son ls still 70% the person he was at 30 years of age. swimmers find that each year they lengthen their workouts, An utilitarian aspect of Figure I is Its use for swim or swim harder during their time In the pool, than In past meets where Masters and age group swimmers swim together. years. Such increases in training Intensity will camou­ The graph helps to decide how to compose the heats. For flage (for a while) the age- related fall-off in swim per­ example, 60-~·ear old Masters swimmers and 10-year old age formance. group swimmers would make an exciting race--champions in Decrements in maximal oxygen uptake (vo2) of 1% per year both groups would swim the 100-yard freestyle in slightly has been found in studies of sedentary adults, active ath­ less than 1 min. Similarly, 40-year old Masters swimmers letes, as well as In world champions. All humans appear to should be placed with 11-12-year old age group athletes; experience a decline of approximately 1% per year In this 30-year old Masters swimmers with 13-14-year old age vital physiological function, starting in their early 20's groupers; and 25-year old)lasters swimmers would be a close through old age. While sedentary men show a VO of around match for 15-17-year old age group swimmers. 40 ml/kg/min at age 25 and decl i ne towards 28/m~/kg/min by The Diminlshin Benefits of lncreasin Workouts age 55, champion athletes have a V02 of around 70 ml/kg/min A second graph Figure 2 presents a composite of in­ at age 25 and decline to a value near 50 ml/kg/min by age formation provided me by Masters champions who continued 65. A seeming paradox Is that the champion athlete at age year after year, regardless of the fact they had to improve 55 has a higher vo2 than does a sedentary man of 25 years. their swim times each year, despite aging, to remain a However, this doesn't mean that the trained athlete has champion. These men and women all found they had to ex­ reversed the aging process. Furthermore , a sedentary in­ tend their distance swum per day (as well as the intensity dividual at , say, 45 years of age, can begin a physical of the workouts) In order to achieve this goal. From this fitness program and raise his maximal oxygen consumption Information I calculated a curve which summarizes the per- centage gains swirrrners achieve with progressive increases in distances swum. SWIMMING NEWS If maxima\ swim per formance is accepted to be that per­ \ formance achieved on a daily workout of 22 ,000 yards per CORRECTION: A mistake in the times printed from the SC Na­ day, then per cent of maximal performance (%max) can be tions last month has been brought to my attention. Jamee estimated for lesser distances. Increases in distances Stewart won the 25-29 Women 's 50 yard butterfly in the time swum and concomitant increases in performance can be read of 28. I. The back-up time had to be used ...... off the curve. For example, swirrrning 1,000 yards a day APOLOGY: The following letter was received from Daniel A. allows one to achieve about 75% of his or her maximal per­ Per-Lee, Attorney at Law: "On page 12 of your June, 1976 formance. Increasing the workout from I ,000 to 2,000 yards issue, there appears an article, without attribution, under per day is accompanied by a 10% (to 85% max) Improvement In the head! ine 'Woman Swims to Beat Pol lo, Wins 5 Gold Heda ls swim times. To gain another 10% improvement, however, (to at Age 82°. This articl e was taken nearly verbatim from an 95% max), the swimmer must triple his distance--to nearly article written by my wife, Hyra S. Mobil, which appeared 7,000 yards per day. Finally, to achieve the remaining 5% on page D-1 of the Hay 20, 1975 Issue of the Washington (to 100% max) the swimmer must again triple the workout-­ Post, and was published without the permission either of to nearly 20,000 yards per day. As 20,000 yards requires Hiss Hobil or the Washington Post. Consequently, Hiss about seven hours of swi rrrning, very few Masters swimmers Nobil is requesting that you publish in the next-occuring will achieve 100% maximal performance. Host of the Masters issue of Swim-Master , a proper attribution of this story champions in my sample had gone from 75 and 80% max in 1971 and an apology for the failure so to attribute it in the to 95 to 97% max by 1975. June, 1976 issue. A promt reply to this letter is expected." Thus, I consel Masters swimmers that if they can only We are truly sorry for not giving Hiss Hobil credit for the afford an hour a day to swim, they won't be a Masters cham­ article that appeared in the June issue. Sometimes people pion but they can estimate if they would be in the running send In articles without even the name of the paper. We for a championship had they the time and desire to train just try to make Swim-Master newsy and representative of all longer. In other words, swimmers covering 2,000 yards per Masters swirrrne rs ...... day can take their best time and see If a 10% improvement RECORDS & TOP TEN September 15th was the end of the 1976 (which would come at 7,000 yards per day) would be competi­ swimming year for records and top ten. Enid Uhrich, Ed tive for a championship. If so, they can feel content that Reed and Ted Haartz ask your continued cooperation in send­ they have the potential of a Masters champion. Finally, ing in the meet results. September 30th was their deadline for those swimmers who are still developing their swim for receiving meet results ~nd/or Association Top Ten Times skills and conditioning, this graph is an inderestimation so that the National compilation can be completed, typed of their eventual performance. With increased swimming, and published in December. Failure to have met the 9/30 they will Improve their swim skills as well as their en­ deadline could mean that some swimmers' times will not be durance. Thus, they should not be too discouraged if a published. The pasted up copy of the Masters Top Ten Times projection of their current times does not come close to a for 1976 must be submitted to Al Schoenfield, Editor of current Ma sters record in their age group. Swimming World by November 5th. This does not give us much time to do all of this workl All data in correct event form from all meets should be sent to Ted Haartz, 155 Pantry Rd., Sudbury, HA 01776. If you have any problem, cal I Ted at RK.~~ work 617-263-2741 or at home 617-443-2977 .... \ ...... T ~ .<"~ ,,f'..u:J ~ ~ ~,Y.,,,fA/A~c:.,.>' CONGRATULATIONS were received from Carl 0. Bauer, Father of A.A.U. Age-Group Swimming who visited us at the Nationals in St. Louis - "Dear June, A world of warm wishes today for a world of happiness always! With hearty congratulations to the 1976 A.A.U. Masters Championship Swimming Meet. Hore power to you" ...... FROH LAS VEGAS Louis P. Silverman writes, "After a 45-year hiatus in swimming competition, I got involved in swimming for exercize - swam in my first meet Aug. 15th, So Pac area Ma sters Swim meet - and got a bronze In 1500 mtr. 65- 69 yr group. I am 'hooked' - met a nice group of people-." ...... SERVICES for Richard Bosse, 79 , were held 8/20 Daniel E. Wh iteley, Jr. writes, "Dick's death was unexpected as he was always in excellent condition for his age and was getting ...... ,.. .,.. ... ,.. ready for the National LC Championships in St. Louis when -- fl .. u r~ +-~'2t ------.:tM, ------; he died. A former national record holder in the 50 meter breaststroke, Dick was the Dean of the Southern Ohio Mas­ ters and was held in fond esteem by all his team ~tes. He was a volunteer I ife guard and swimming instructor at the downtown YMCA, givi.ng unselfishly of his own time by help­ ing the neophytes and the handicapped learn to swim. He contributed much to swimming here in Cincinnati and will certainly be missed." .....•...... ,a..~~""" ~...o~~..,...... ~ PICTURES ON PAGE 3 FROM NATIONALS IN ST. LOUIS (1) Dr. Ran­ ,,,;,.PJ0 ..r1,,.,..._ ~,_,_ ~~.M'Alk'C..C- som Arthur, Dr. Bumpy Jones and Judith Coble; (2) Dale Trinka, Wade Barber (Happy Heet Director) and Ron Buss; (3) Holly (Botkin) Rossiter and Jennifer Parks; (4) Fred Sehl icher (fastest Ma sters swimmer), Fred's father(follows Fred to the meets) and Ted Haartz; (5) Ann Graham (cup cake cutie); (6) Bill Lough, National President of the Australian Union of Senior Swimmers-International; (7) Tim Garton and Phil Mor iarty (Yale Swim Coach); (8)Alex Dalmau of Caracas, Venezuella and from Ecuador, A. Sangster and ~ 1-··-- Pedro Garcia; (9) Frank Sykes (member of the AUSSI Corrmitee) -·-·-······-··············-··-··--·-··--··-··-···-··--··--·-··- and Mary Connolly, Honoravy Treasurer of the AUSSI; (10) .. Hud Stewart of Canada and Larry Smith of the New England Masters; and (11) unidentified women getting attention from L ""...... ~ ---_._ ­ the doctor of the meet - John Helson, Olympic swimmer in 1964 and 1968 ...... /'

N A T I 0 N I A CJ L 7 s b Remember Buster Crabbe 1 \ ' ' He's Written A Book For The Older Guys And Gals

··1.·' · Cl , &t . RICK RA TLIFFE Knight NewsJNpen We knew him first as a champion swimmer who portrayed a primitive jun· gle aavage. We met him again posing as an interplanetary wanderer, then as a cowboy, and later still as a soldier of for­ tune. And now, we return to his story. Buster Crabbe - alias Tarzan, alias Flash Gordon, alias Billy the Kid in the movies, and television's Captain Gallant of the French Foreign Legion - sits down at a table in a hotel coffee shop for lunch. He orders a $3.50 collection of sliced turkey breast, baked ham and Swiss cheese on French bread with pota· to salad and garnish. "And there's a dressing with that, right?" he asks. No, there isn't. '.'I'll have Thousand Island," he says anyway. "And how about a milkshake. Can 1 get a chocolate milkshake?" Gee whiz, gang. There's something apace ships, medieval-style costumes funny about all this. Crabbe is traveling and vacuum-tube ray guns - look a bit around to push a book he haa written, silly these days. and the book, called "Energistica," is all But even so, be says, a "growing fra. about a program for physical fitness that ternity" of nostalgia buffs has embraced stresses the need for proper diet. the movies and studied them in tensely. Please stay tuned. "They can tell me more about myself ~. • • ...... > c- Crabbe is 68 now. With a shrug of his in these films than I can remember," he _,.; ... ~~\ii ' shoulders, he says he does not watch says. "I did the best job I could and tried what he eats because "I don't put on to make it as believable as I could and THE GENERAL FLIES HOME. Winston W. Kratz, 70, weight." His book, he says, made recom· apparently it has worked." retired Air National Guard general, won the men's mendations for thoee who want to loee Thoee movies are more than 30 years 100-meter and 200-meter breaststroke events for 70-74 weight, but thoee suggestions do not old, and since they first appeared, many apply to those who have no weight of Crabbe's contemporaries have either age group swimmers in the MU National Masters problems. died or withered into senility. meet at Sugar Creek Sports Club Friday. Gen. Kratz set As for Crabbe's body, well, just look But Crabbe bas stayed fit, he says, at him. He's a bit leathery, but slim; he and that's why he wrote the book - to a national record of 1 :50.06 in the 100. says he weighs 180 pounds - the same keep other oldsten from turning into -Globe-Democrat photo by.Bob Moore. as in 1933. human pudding. And he's strong. He works out three "I'm writing this book for the older times a week, he says, and swims every guy and the older gal," he says. "I don't chance he gets. give a damn about the guys 25, 26 or 'l:I Despite his exercising, Crabbe says years old in regard to this book ... Age doesn't deter he is not the same man he was in the They can ta.ke care of themselves." 1930s. The "Energistics" includes recom· "I don't swim as fast, and I don't mended foods to eat, vitamins to swal· work as fast," he says. In 1932, Crabbe low and exercises to perform - calis· won an Olympic gold meda.l in the 400· thenica on the land and in the water, the swim. veterans isometrics, and suggested techniques for meter freestyle - the first man to swim By DAVE GAUMER championship· meet in Australia in it in less than five minutes. lessening tensions. 1978," notes Frank Sykes, 59, ooe o~ the Until his victory, Crabbe recalls, he The exercises are not particularly The muscular, well-tal!ned swimmer leaders of the AUSSI group. "We've won had planned to finish law school and be­ strenuous, he says, but they aren't sup· carefully applied body"oil to his cleanly 20 medals here already ... and we've come an attorney. posed to be. "You can't press these peo· shaved anns and leg$ as be prepared for still got two more d~ys to go1 That's pie," says Crabbe. "You've got to get the ~meter freestyle race. pretty good i511't it?" But his gold medal and his physique them interested in doing something The scene might have been at the THE PRIDE OF personal accomplish­ landed him a motion-picture contract themselves." Olympics in Montreal earlier this ment and the physical rewards of goro with Paramount. He starred first in a The book stresses the importance of month, but instead it was at the Sugar health are two of the biggest rewards for 1933 film, "King of the Jungle," in which living clean - of not eating or drinking Creek Sports Clu)> Friday afternoon and the program, which offers competition he played an African wild man captured too much and of not smoking. the somewhat nervous competitor was In five year age groups up to SO.and· and brought to the United States in a Hey, wait a minute. Didn't Crabbe not an eager teenager but a distin­ over, notes Hurtz. traveling animal act. just light up a menthol cigarette? guished looking businessman in his early "When 'we started we had age groups That year he also played Tan.an in "It's one of the bad habits I haven't 60s. In !~year segments and we only went up the movie "Tarzan the Fearless." But, given up yet," he says. "I don't approve " Most of our swimmers take this very to age 45," recalls Haartz, a former he admits, he never actually bellowed of smoking at all." seriously and are hi&hly competitive," Tufts University swimmer who renewed the famous Tarzan yell; that, he recalls, observed Ted Haartz, one of 514 swim­ competllive swimming in a tm Masters was a tape recording of the voices of a SO· mers entered in the four-day AAU meet. "Last year in the nationals at prano, a baritone and a hog-caller. All he "People have been so congenial aad National Long Course Masters Swim­ Knoxville we had a 'm-79 age group and did, he says, was open his mouth. our biggest problem is we are running ming championships at the St. Louis we had a cry of indignation rrom the 7S. out of equipment," observed Russ Dunn, County club. year-olds-and-up about having to swim Crabbe ended up being type-cast for 57, a former Emj1ir (lames swimmer "strong and silent" roles. "BUT YOU KNOW the real winners against 'thooe young 70s,' so we added and president or the New South Wales aren't necessarily the ooes who· take an age group (7S.79)." "I was a helluva lot better actor than Branch of AUSSI. they ever gave me credit for being in the home the medals, but the individual who " IF THE REST of our tour is like the The Australian group lncooperatoo the comes out of a race with a broad grin early days," he says. "I had had one year llrst week we're going to have .a naine Seniors not only because it fit the able to say, 'Rey, I j11St swam the best fabulous time," noted petite 41 -y~ar-old in law school. At least I could carry on an acronym, but because "masters" ftit. time of my life,' " suggested Haartz, a Mary Connolly who described herself as intelligent conversation .. . I thought. plied a lev}!l of competition dir~~d 48-year-old production manager in a "the baby of the group." "But the word got out to the front of· toward chamj)ions or professionals. vinyl• processing plant in Sudbury, flee, 'This guy is pretty good, you know, Mass., and national record chairman for Mrs. Connolly, amother of three from ~ACTUALLY IS all an elaborate but don't give him too much dialog, be­ mis the 25-and--0ver competitive swimming the Sy!fney area, took up swimming in cause the guy can't talk.' Pigeonholed. plot intended to entice you Into sw1rti. 1973 as part of a rehabilitation program ming for your health," explal~ organization. By my own studio." Dunn; . following ·a S;erious illness. An outstand· While "pigeonholed" in the 1930s, Mrs. June Krauser, national chainn!ln The United States Masters swimming ing hockey player, water skier and "net Crabbe played science-fiction hero of the AAU Masters, says the activity program, launched in 1971, has gone ball" (basketball) per(Onner, Mrs. Qin. "has scored a first in the aging struggle. international and a comparable group Flash Gordon in three movie serials lat· nolly now rates as one or the top We have swimmers literally looking from Australia, known as the Australian swimmers in her age group in Australi;j. er adapted for television. forward to their 30th, 35th, 40th birth­ Union of Senior Swimmers International He later played roles in cowboy films days and so on so they can move into a (AUSSI) has a delegation of 23 swim­ THE SOCIAL CONTACTS and rriendS and other movies - more than 160 of new age group and beat the old-time.rs mers competing in the St. Louis meeL one makes in such compeltion is another them - but none brought him as much ahead of them." "We've only been organized officially big borius of Masters swimming, accord. recognition as Flash Gordon, he says. And like any sport, it's often the little for a year, but the program is going well ing to Haartz and the Australian grotlp "That's what really kept me alive," extra that brings victory-like shaving and we are talking or holding a world was quick to agree. he says, although he admits those early body hair or applying body oil for a sci·fi thrillers - with their smoking quicker glide through the water. t I SHORT COURSE NATIONALS 100 . b...... , vctm 4S-4owl 1.q ZS R. Bl"aV'er 3J 3:01.92 200 a IM Los Ange 1H ,..,t e rs ''' hoo • trea ~oo • r .... ~DH 42 2:48.69 "'--.Jh'-'111.Jnukunu\u.epuM SC 379 200 DI • biff 48 7:46.98 27 • !!Ink 3J $:39.lJ D. Potro.noob. 41 3:10.07 California Tedino1ogy )'' r.-rrr,...... e? • beck J. llo1ok 33 6:08.63 JI , l!eNn71 li3 3:10. 70 "arin Aquatic Club 287 s. Johnaon 26 • &rr 48 $7. 16 ft, ! ?"aver 6:40.63 3 :ll.11 I! . Dovl1na 2$ !. Cbaaberl1n 46 l :01,94 33 o. llrun• t •d Ill San 01090 Co. Sw l• """ 285 ~o 111 ba c k C. Stott 42 ):17.25 l'\ich. 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Clo700 ~ l :19.83 San Diego County Sw l1111 Mas . 175 200 a bruot 200 m IM I!. IA1oo 39 2:49. 71 II. Bl'Onno.D SJ 1:23.33 Ca1iforn1t T•chnology 17) J, Murph7 J2 3:16.61 C. Co1te 110 53 J : 39. 2.4 ~00 • tree B. Coale 51 1 :26. 26 Jersey KHters Swl• Te• 167 L. Atvood·l!ota )2 3:22.14 J. llor,.,.an • l!erdwi J9 S:40.$3 200 • tr.. S3 4 :06. 60 8. llo.ldon S:4S.Ol ltich. Kilsters Swl• Club 16' 200 a IM 37 52 2:)7.Bo llOMB:B SrS1 100 a breaat 100 a troo T. Clo700 X. J'oae1 back S4 l :)5. 7S w. Topooa1o.n 2$ 3•19. 32 38 1 :43. 9S r. • ts. Po traaoob 41 1:19.7S 200 m broaot 200 m IM .Krua 21 35.73 200 a ~oo • r .... 100 m free tr•• a. Me lick Sl 3 :)4.66 • Kll1our 27 $:18, 68 ~on 3S 3:07. 98 dldoo.noo 42 2:27.19 M. eonnetlan 29 l :14.9S a. II. Leotuch SO 3 ,45. 07 S. Sot>attor 28 s:44,98 •· Jon•• 38 J:4a. 8S O. llrwloto.d 41 2 :4J 62 8. 8renno.a ~3 4 :04.11 S. Toady 27 S:S1, 76 ~O a breut D. Potran•cb 41 2:Sl.26 I!. Pyoo 2$ 6 :Ui. 64 llCKIDI ~=44 • Get& 28 40. 01 I. 8oron71 43 3:02.56 P. L1obeoooa 2S 110.57 ~ S2 3l.9t> 100 • book r. Gl!a". 40 34. 72 100 • breut ~00 • tr•• 1'. Cloyeo 54 )9.52 !. !oliifter 26 11)2. 72 J . Killer 44 h3.97 • Olde oa•• 42 S:39.0l B: , O.lu S2 41.87 P. Porebe7 27 1:20.)7 llrwlot a d 41 ZOO• boo k 100 • tree 200 m breast o. 6:02.69 a. Brennan SJ 1;'1.53 2$ 3:1&. 92 &lbeler D. Potr&JM cb 41 6106 . 38 I!. !joo S. 1:31. 71 P. tlelitln•on 2S 3 :27 . 34 200 c DI J. Morrow 1:46.00 c. atou 42 6:~.86 :r;-vooaa 52 3:06.02 II . 8erea71 43 6:SJ.2S ~ur 27 J2.82 J. lllllor 1:46.22 ~.y 27 29. 44 T. Clo700 54 3:4~ .l P s. Job.Goon 26 )3 , 52 200 m tree T. Kru.11 27 32.05 io • bo.ok C. Ke llok Sl 3:46.51 &. l!orrh 27 311.42 J. Miiier 44 3:S2. 47 200 a DI • Olde oa•• 42 33.06 s. 'l'end7 27 39,01 100 a back lll!:Nm ~sr e- &r boo a tree ~1 21 2:33,15 ol4oonoo 42 1 :18.27 ao II. TOl>OOa1o.a 2$ 47,77 . Whedbee 40 6:20,4S II. Conne lla.o 29 2 :s2. 25 ! . • llo. v• r""' 59 31. 99 o. llrw>a t o.d 41 l •34.11 D. Culdo S9 )5.98 100 . tl7 J . l!lller 44 8:20.10 MD ~O-J4 200 a bo.ok lii1our 27 l :lJi, JO 100 • r,... I!. 200 • bacll ao • re• ! . d!Loaoo 42 2:s1.91i P. !larr1a 28 1:20, 12 II. llli8dl>iio 40 J:2l.2J • Lvotroa 30 28. 03 B. Ravatroa S9 1:13.f.8 S. Tandy 27 1 ,41.08 ;o • bNut ll . Lamloon S7 1:J8.98 1. l.9a.no 31 2,.46 • dld• one• 42 )9.2S 41 4$.27 J. lio1ok J3 29.SJ 200. r .... ~o r JI. lloren71 43 41.40 B. Ra vat r oe $9 2:1!$.61 §?°s:snfor 26 ):09.70 J, llorrow 44 S6. 10 loo • r .... 100 a bl'OUt 200 m II! d. !lendere on )0 1103.&o o. Guldo 59 3 :04.96 AO• breaet I . 81ren7l 43 1 :29.911 B. !loUoon 59 3:13.0J • bovlin1 2$ !:""'!i'liiTer 41 3 :43. SO J. l.9a.no 31 l:OS. 38 200 T. DoMot t 30 1108.40 a b,..oat R. lAa1aoD $7 3:5S.2J I .....n1l 43 3:1~.68 a tPee iOO -··Z>-29 200 • ,,., Joan ~tr& 34 1120.54 ; R&vat..- S9 6102,76 D. Ollldo S9 '°" ,, .. 18kn w.- )() 2:17.67 Bari> Gore Jl 2109.41 6:S1.ll.3 Or U... 11ar1r. ..., n 1. 1.iiaoa S9 Crete••• 26 )J.97 3:01. lS 200!! PllllTlW 7:03,34 400. rr.. 400 ...... a baol< Irene David 32 214 7.68 r. Cr• tdt.ea Dr&k• 26 ):)6.12 J•• hS....- )4 S:ll.'ll • tllili!O S9 Joan Doooitrz 34 2159.49 11.2.11 lOO M lrtan - ,.ltola7 )l 5: 51.17 100 a ba.ol< 1110,8 aarb oore 31 4135.25 dt>ldo Gutclll.eo Dr&k• 26 1:32.'6 io11 a..1t b, S9 l t34.S5 200 K lreut 490. DlllTYLI 200 a ba.oll J .. ••ta.a 34 12.29 Gretclt.en C>u Jte 26 ): 17.111 100 11 ..... •)9.1 • • tty ..nnett 33 6106. 59 b, outdo S9 110) ,) 3135,41 50 " Fly J•• Hal.... 14 1: 12.28 Joan OC.itn 34 6116.88 Cretdte D Drake 26 50 K lrean io • bruat 36.4S 1126,7 Barb oore Jl 9131.32 , Ravatr- S9 47,27 "'" ..... 1 )) 43.:11 50. MS!ITIQll I. CroolA SS 100 t 47,48 -· 35-39 •r•.. 1)9. 4 ..tty ..nnett 33 138.40 ~00 a breu t .50 M Pree a...... 1 3) 1:37.54 1101.5 31 . lellaoa 59 1145.78 Sen4ra .. ll l6 200 • lr... t 8arl> Gore 1115.81 200 a breaat 100 M k• leatel ll 3:43.H 100!! YQrJDQR rr.. 1126,6 I, crcol" SS 3131.03 ~l )6 l : ll,,7 50 • r1r ..tty ...... tt 3) 1128.11 ....rt Lar... >O I. la1laoa S9 314).,Sa' )()II kd 29.61 ,311,0 200. llAQllDOA ,2.94 D• attele1 )l Jl.Sd Be tty ..nn•tt 33 100 a r~ ~ll '' loll. 73 I. Crco 55 11)6,U' 50 M lrea.at 50. tmplLX llD 60-64 SuAra a.it J6 51.10 !!l!..n:ll 1)),0 Irene David 32 133. 50 lOO ll lnut ~ 141.? 100. wnpn.x I'!: •...... ""• 60 34,3l Uu lalla 35 2 :06.ll L. 4a4erH• l9 29.99 Lee letth )I 31.90 Irene David 32 1118.68 s. llalnbal'I 60 34,7 200 M lna•t 11 lZ,4 100 • Uu IMa lS 4 :)2. 76 200!! I.II, r.... l!!...!!...!!!l 1137.0 8. co7t. 6) 1134,94 We a.tth )I 41.47 ••tty ··=•tt 33 3107.91 200 • rra• .,_. li0·4l 1!!UU!U 5,45,0 Ir- David 32 3112.52 8. co7ie 63 3142.14 400 11 rree a... lettl• )I 1: 33.62 Joan OC.itn 34 )145.95 50" ar.. • t frH J a,_. Irv.er 42: 31 5106. 57 ioo • L. Mtler... )9 141,9 8arb oore . Ra-.. 60 612s. 70. )() II &od< :11 • ..0 1119.0 400. I.II, lrv-r 42 41... .., al- ]7 45.0I ~ •be ck J•,.. ..tty leeMtt JJ 6139.11 : c~1.. 60 100 ! lrmt Lee ktth )4 46.0I .... 5.1 S. llalDbal'& 60 ~~:~; J •JM lrv..er 42 1: :11.51 100 M lf'eU t ,59.0 '°"" 35-39 8, Co,la 63 46.60 200 M lnut L. "-4erN• J9 1: 2'. 76 50. ftAISTrLlj 100 a baolr J ay.a lnaaar 42 )::11.86 .., •l- )7 1:41.72 ,35,5 by J\lechte r 39 141.10 d. C11111ln 60 1128,75 - ..0-44 Jeane tt• Piacher 36 143.47 S. llalnberc 60 1139.)7 -· 45-49 ~ 100. Dll8TYLI !I. Co7la 63 1139.45, ~ a.Nrt Walhr 4) 31.76 , 53 , 2 Jeane tte Piacher 36 1137.61 200 a baolr Dar1711 .. 47 50.29 ••rav••• 100. ''" 400. PUUTXLI c.-lD 60 M.araaf'•t: Killer 49 l :01.20 bMrt V&lltar O 1: 11.06 a, )tl5. 77 1104,6 Kay Jt>ech~er 39 7154 .68 s. Wa lnbarc bO 31$4, 00 ,. • a.u ~ Clarice ao.ai 38 8116.35 brea1t Dart,... ••ra..,.••• 47 1:07.H bMrt Valltor 43 2:43.U r. • 200 11 aod< 50. IACl\lm)g • ...... 60 S0.)2 600 • ,,.•• 11!6.2 100 • breaat Ou t,.... raravM•47 T- "'-11 44 6 : 12.U Clarice llOeai 38 149. 35 8. co7t. 63 2127.28 SOM ll'eut 50 )( ...... , 2146.6 J eanette Piecber 16 158.98 200 "' IM D• rlytm.• P•rau.•- 4 7 1:11.41 T- "'-11 44 39.U 200!! !IAC!S-69 T- -di 44 1:27.01 50!! IUABTSDQJSI Da rt,...•• F•f'SlU•• 4 7 2:2'.2S 200 M lreut io 11 tre• 3120,1 Barbara &u•aell 37 • Tb0111Paon 6S , .. 1e.. 1, 44 l : U.51 147.15 33.86 lOQp BJlll\STBT!!O!ll s. Cr ala le 69 36.30 -· 50-H )107.1 K Pl'H 37 1 146.96 H. Jauera 69 40.97 "° - 4'·49 Barbara a.,.aell B. Barr 66 llhakt .. l.lh7 50 41.00 )()IC hr 200!! lllASTSTIQR 41,87 50" ...It 1140,6 L. Aaber 66 a..7 suu.., ., aarbara auaaell 37 3 154. 31 si.12 lllaawtll 111•7 50 41.10 100 • free I.le.II. C.eta• 46 39.8229.9S ~"&...!! .tr.a.Jtm!lmi~~ !!Cl!p; 0::49 R. TbCla!>aOD 6S 1121. 45 200 M f rt• ,29,11 SO!! DlllTYt.I lick C.et• . , ):29.07 B. Jauara 69 1141,26 -· 'S-S9 llobbie Turcotte 49 138.92 L • .Lober 68 '° "rr... -llfr!! 2:00.02 ~ •k• y SI ioo. raumw 200 . tH• lielt CMt• 46 ,32,2 R, 16...,aoa 65 400 " ..... 50 Ma.ct Barbara aeeve 46 1 123.48 )123.17 ~ake 7 SI • : 17.6• 131!.J H • .T•u•r• 69 )143,32 ~.. 46 200!! FUJSTXLI lut.. ""•'.rue.. H 8: 54.91 50 K lr·e!tt 49 3124.07 L. Aabu 68 4:28. 23 11!8,3 Bobbie Turcotte J 50 II &od< .., SthboJ 49 400. PUISTJLI ioo a tree ~•rUc" )7 : tli'aicl• 69 '6.01 100 M 1r.. 1 s llObbi• Turcott• 49 7102.72 8100.94 50 K lreut 6128. 6 8. Jager• 69 leJ StlcboJ 49 aoee Conrad 49 10112.42 8109,41 l•tll llua4nllcll S7 1:07.Sl a baolr 200 M lre... t io 100 M lreut l.•1 ltlckae7 49 140,7 50. !IACJtll llua ..rllcli S7 139. 0 200 a baoll 5:04.ll hrbara a.eve 46 1128 . 9) )()II F h 1116.8 200. PQ!SD0151 a. !llirlat 67 4:07 . 64. ll>tll ...... u... ,7 - SO•S4 B. Jau•r• 69 4:10. 75- 1:04.16 ~ Bobbie Turcott• 49 3135. 19 ~.. ..,5) )2.37 WlllCOlll DI MllTDS P. • bMaat )4,4) so. •llWTITIOA , Hiu:tr 65 47,89 -· 6S-69 larte• .._ so LOllO coualE CllAKPIOSSB.IPS Ba rbara aaeve 46 150.82 )0" , ... 100 II H. Bur 66 52.67 rro• July 24 • 25, 1976 llU A•s*tr4 67 )4.90 1 : 24.75 Bobbie Turcotte 49 :54 . 88 100 • bruat 490 M Pree 50 ll•ter Pool 200. BWmDOJSI P. Hilil't 65 400---· Mfr•• 50 1147.54 llU Sltepa.ar4 67 t:21.60 sanction *76-54 llO•• Conrad 49 4 I 50.03 H. Barr 66 l :57.Cl6 ~ '2 5: 33. S2 starlit 67 '° " .... krt•• ,.... so 6 : 57.39 50. IUTTIULX o. 1:59.97 ~ ar4 67 1: 07.4' 200 a bre.. t to•a.u l!O!lll 25-29 Bobbie Turcotte 49 I 51.18 4:05. )6 J-. II-• S2 )7.)5 50. DAUXI4 lOOe BtmplLX '· Hilitr 65 ~100. · · ·" 4 67 2: 26 .21 A•er7 )] 39.5) O, lidaar' II . 8rueg9.-.yer 26 138.46 &die Orue.nder 47 1152.45 S1&r1at 67 4:25,43 100 M lacll B. 8&1'1" 66 4:35, 15 •ancy Arnold 29 139. 59 200. 1.11. """ 2'-29 1:25.U ,.,..,, i-in 28 ~ ~"200 llktt 146.54 ••rbara aeeve 46 3t2l.38 ~1• 69 45,87 llary ..rnard 25 148.20 &die Gruender 4 7 3154. 42 startat 67 58,60 ~lllerlodt. ..r n.82 ) : 10.58 o. T.. llu...tela )).)2 J50 ... N -·ll'Nlt S2 100!! PMllTTI.I aoae Conrad 49 S ol5.89 100 • rli 100 M rr.. t-. Clo19c S4 41.61 •ency Arnold 29 1136.04 40Qp 1.11. !. Crala • 69 2107,55 Mlke Scl.. l4et'l•cll .. r l : 11.3) 100 M lreut 11 . arueg9~ar 26 1136.12 Barbara Reeve 46 7I14 . 06 200 11 IM l : 12.U 1:33. 74 T.. Cl•ye• S4 Suean Lewin 28 1147.38 !!9Mlll 55-59 r:-c;:ara 1• 69 4:04. 25" Dean Nyan l : 16.38 200 IC l net o, S1 rlat 67 200.. QA1m1 400. OIESml 4:16.49 200 M free T.. Cleye1 )4 3: 34.U lr..999-yar 26 3145.15 Kiili o- ~l4 • rl•dti•a r 2:39. 22 SO II rtx II. Jeannette Bppley 56 6159.18 Levin 28 Deu Myau 3:01.61 JMo -.lo 52 40.00 Suaan 3151.47 50. llACR'l'!O!SI • Aper 72 42,96 400 k rr.. 400!! DllBIXLI 58 1108.05 - SS·,9 Bernice Bavlicell 100 a tr•• Mlk• Sckaaldarlodta.a r ,, 27. u )0 ..... 11 . aru999-yar 26 8114.79 100. pasraog P. JllJ'os7k 70 1:5). 91 )0 IC a.cl< llarry ...... S6 Suaen i-in 28 8119.08 200 a tree 42. 79 ..rn ice B.avlicell 58 21 34 . 36 KlU Sc:tl.:Mltlarl•dtiHr ..0.32 100 ..... 50. IAQ58DQR a!)Oa llACJtSTl\0151 II. tAiliil•r 72 3•32. 91 100 M. tack H&e17 AllMr.. • S. 1:41.12 •ency Arnold 29 148.49 a.rnic:e BavliC9k 58 Sall. lO P. JllJ'o&)'l< 70 4•17. 69 M.t.k• Sc"a.eltlarloct... r 1: 2).27 200 . ,,.. au.aa.n Lewin 28 157 .31 ~00 a frH 200 IC t acit Karry uur... S6 ) :57.04 soa l!!lftlM'LX , Li111oar 72 1n1.41 Mike Sdlulderlo " - ·­ 100. MC!ISDQJSI Jeannette Eppley 56 144.54 2:SS.S6 ~ ~o a baoll ~lg aae t M. a. Qlecrlck SI 7: 32.4S »ancy Arnold 29 1155.48 100. BllTTQAX ; Juroz7lr 70 59,71 r- llu..t.•1• 28 Su•an Lewin 28 2103.12 ~ Junnette Eppley 56 1152. 30 H. Leo&Dar 72 1107,91 100 K lge11t K. H. R aoo. M'MDJ'IPR 50. MCJ\IDOR SO Heter 8rea1t1troke J anet ••••rvey 61 2123.61 John Qoet.a ]3 1127 .60 IObert lueny 45 ) 104. ll Chuck Wileon 61 141.44 DOug Roi11ea(40) • 3.98 50. IWIDDDA ,99 llMITIDQR Dan Onender 46 141. 72 SO Meter Butterfly 3132.18 Dave 11&1brou9h 63 Doug Roiliieo(4o) •l.6• Belen c11rti• 60 1120.45 ~ 1.1.apeon JO 134. 79 rranlt reld o 4127.51 O.Orqe trawiclti 60 145. 76 200 Heter Individual Hed. 200. auytt!IQQ aobert "°""4• 34 137. 13 50!! l!m'lllLX J-a lltnOtt 63 1S2.46 DOug Rolaea('b) 3:21.88 Janet Meaervey 61 4152.90 Ji.a leelter 30 138.70 aobert llt1!4ny 4S 133.47 Id Seba9ti.n 64 l 100.9S Hen •S-•9 Helen C\lrtia 60 6107.6S John Goet.a 33 139.63 John la....., 46 135.95 100. l6C!5IJIQl5I 100 K•~•r Freeatvle 50. lllTTAl'LX ioo. e••tmmn 100!! ll!!D'AlLX Dave 11&1bro1>9h 63 1140.57 Dick BOwer(4S) 1:08.87 H• l•n C11rti• 60 lt22' 55 llt•n 1.1.apeon 30 1117.10 John,....,. 46 1125.60 14 lebaetl.an 64 2105.23 Men 60-6• l!9ICI!! 65-69 a.or,• auncl.aan ll ' 1127.40 200. ll!lnWlLX 200. 1N'71 DQD so Heter Fr•••trl• Joe P. Stuner( OJ 3•.67 50. nunxw Ji.a leclter 30 1127.62 llobert llt-y 4 5 3106.03 Dave 11&l:bro119h 63 3145.39 lli&ebeth John 65 159.52 John ,._ 46 SO Meter Bre&1tetroke John -ta 33 1128.26 3120.93 so. '''!"'"?U Joe P. Steiner(6o) ••.3• 200!! 'MUTXLI aoo. HMIT!T!fll! Id 11.rlt .. 4155.Jl Geor4• 34 130.0S • 50-U 0.01'9• Trawiclti 60 3132.70 Wo-o 25-29 Elizebeth John 65 1S9.ll lteve l•d>er Jl 1l2.4S 50. nplTJLI 190. IVTDllLX 50 aet•T t'reeatzle lQO. HIAf'tlTIQ151 Ji.a leclter 30 132.99 ••rry aoc-11 51 131.17 Chl!Clt Wileon 61 1137. 70 Suea.n 87nu 25 30. ~ Cbriotie Sll••k 28 30. T lli &ebetb JOlu! 65 2120.89 100. lmlllLX O.Or'91e WU•aOW S3 al2.40 0.0l'9• Trawiclti 60 1148. 26 Ml 19-24 Ji.a leclter 30 1124.76 II . .,_r.,...lti lla..rtha Gai.cbell 27 31.0 52 148.SS 100. l!!TDllLX Sue Teoll:f 2T 32 .1 100. DAITXW ateve larber Jl 1126.02 Lail Valle 53 a50.41 Oeorqe Trawiclti 60 4a02.81 C•orgiao• Baker 29 )1.2 Greg Jeffere 23 158.04 2099 lmlllJ,X 190. RllltxJ.I 290. I.II. 100 aeter tree1t1l • loger a idenour 24 1102.03 aich&rd 11\lll 32 2153.65 Perry •-11 51 ltlt.14 Chuck Wileon 61 3119.16 Su•&D B7rDt 25 l :08.5 200. numw J .I.a leclter 30 3ao4.oo Liil.a Valle 53 2a06.34 490. I.II. Martba Oatcbell 27 l :09 .9 Greg Jeffen 23 2116.81 200. I.II. 400. ruuma Chuck Wil19A 61 7129.09 Cbrlotle Sliaak 28 1:11.0 Roger aidenour 24 2133.60 Steve ,.rber 31 )120.57 Pa11l •uti119er 51 5137.10 .. 65=6? Sue Teoll:f 27 1:12.3 B . rranc•~chini 26 l : 12 .9 50.. ll/T'l'WLX 400!! 1.11. Sdvarda 53 5155.18 J-• so. DIUTXLI Georgiana Bake? 29 l :25 .6 Oreg Jeffen 23 128.89 Steve latl>tr 31 7138.70 Luie Valle 53 9130,91 John •evton 67 145.97 ltoo aeter tree1t1le aoqer aidtnour 24 129.04 .. 35-39 591! pcynpp •o°" ruura.1 B. Prance1chlni 26 5: 31. 6 11111 25-29 50. Dlll1'XLI 0.01'9• ...... ,.. 53 147.32 Oacar li9riet 67 8138.22 Martha Gatchell 2 1 5: 3~ .o 5011 nunxw aobert lchneider 35 131.72 Liil.a Valle 53 1102.43 John •-ton 67 8138,89 Sue Teod;r 27 5: ~ 8 .8 Ion Krier 29 127. 76 200. DIMTXLI 190!! MCMDQU 200. U''""'PA Chrietie 811••11 2 8 6 :08. T Art Luetk• 29 128.Sl Arnllld lltlel>an 39 2a46.43 J -• Jdwarde 53 li29.9l Oecer li51r11t 67 4122.50 Georgiua Ba ker 29 6: 51.2 1500 •eter treeatrl• aot>ert aecker 26 130.4S 490!! DlllTXLI L11il Valle 53 2108. 57 1111 70-74 1091! DUSTXW Phil Bellmllth 38 5150.0S 200. ecgnpp 400. RlllTX1ol Sue Teod7 27 23:22 . 3 Luie Valle 53 S103.0l Irv llerritt 72 10113.90 Georcia.na. Baker 29 27:'il.l Ji.a Kervin 26 1103. ll lobert lchnei4er 35 6122.98 100 •eter brea1t e trok.e 50. Ion lltrier 29 1104.82 50. IAC!llDQR ypmnpp Cliff lrOWl'I 70 18113.14 Cbriatie Sli•ak 28 l :29 .8 Art Luetlte 29 110S.64 Arnold lltleban 39 13S.Jl llOrrl.e l pple y 54 142.10 100. IAC!llDQA 200 aeter brea1t1troke Dale Jenkin• 26 1106.84 aobert 1cbnei4er 35 141.24 0eol'9• W\IHOW 53 147.77 Cliff lrown 70 3126.58 Cllriltl• su-t 28 l; 15. 2 200. OllSTXLI 100. Ma""D II. llUaolrOW11lti 52 lilS.07 50. p•p•nnpg SO aeter t l r Jla Kervin 26 2124.20 Phil Ball•uth 38 1133.77 200!! IWIUDQ151 Irv llerritt 72 1 116.61 Sue l17rAe 25 33 .2 B. Pranceac:h1n1 26 35 M. Schneiderlochnu(25)21lS.81 200. •aul ButincJ•r 51 la24.9l 100. llWDTIQQ .o MC!!ITIQP Martha Gatchell 21 35 .8 Art Luetlt• 29 2148.59 Arnold lltlaban 39 21S8.29 llorrl.a l ppley 54 4100.73 Irv ll•rritt 72 3101.53 Sue Tend.7 27 39 .6 200. UIYTIDOQ 400!! ruutn.1 aay llArtl.n 38 3101. 73 SO. IUTTlllLX 100 a•ter tlr Perry aocltvell 51 Todd Bryan 25 4152 .06 50. amqn,x 132.47 Irv llerritt 72 6111.41 Su1an Byrne 25 1:16.l Ji.a Kervin 26 S109.91 aay 11artin 38 134.65 Paul Butin9er 51 I 34 . 21 2 OOa •trl'DllLX B. Pr&nceacbini 26 l; 19. 5 M.Schnel.derlochnu{25)S 1 ll. lS ao'bert Schneider 3S 1J6.S6 0901'9• WuHOW 53 139.44 Irv llerritt 72 7114.31 Sue Teod7 27 l: 35 . 1 Mike aoaa 28 5112.30 290. l.M. loo. Bmpru 400.. LM1 200 aeter Individual Medlez Dale Jenkins 26 5131.86 lobert 8chneider 35 3116.28 Perry Jtocltvell Sl 1123.26 Irv llerritt U ll13S.39 Martha Gatchell 27 2:55.2' so. MQllDOU 200. amgn.x 1111 75-79 Cbrl•ti• 811•~ 28 3:05 .1 134 .57 400!! '·"· 7114. S7 Paul 811tin9er Sl 3 127, 20 SO!! nplfXLI Sue TenclJ 27 3:12.3 Jton Krier 29 aobert schnaidar 35 Voaen. 30-3' Dale Jenkin• 26 134.89 1111 40-44 200. 1.111 Clarence aoee 16 137.30 50 aet.er treeatxle aobe rt 8<e r 29 137.97 209!! 'MlfTXW Paul ButincJ• r Sl 21s2.16 400. PlllSIXLI Sue PeterlOD 33 31.8 lobert Beeker 26 a40.40 Dale Petr.necb 41 2a57.49 Perry loc'kwt ll Sl 3107.81 Clarence~76 7 122.37 ttoo aeter tree•txle lobin lleffman 28 a41.26 400. l'lllllTXW 1111 55-59 ~ Lti .ltvood-Neta. 32 6:25. T 100• IACJllTM>g Dale Petranech 41 5157 .42 SO.. DllATXW SO. BIWTUJIQQ Jane Murphy )2 6:25. T Dale Jenkin• 26 1118.40 109!! UWDtl!l5I Lynn l11r l •• 58 a32.88 Williaa St... ler 80 1101.82 1500 aeter rree1trle Lit: Atwood-Neta 32 2~:~7.5 M.Schneid e rlochnel{iS)l a 22. 45 TOa lltOen 19 44 1132.39 lob Acker SS 133.Sl loo. ''™TITIOD 1147.38 •orm rollter S8 141.94 Williaa lt... ler 80 2127.87 100 •eter b a ck.1troke 2091! IACMTllOJ51 O..l• Petr&necb 41 Suea.n Peter1on 33 l :25. J II .Schneiderlochnel{25)2 a 54. 44 lOQa 111T111lLX Phil Jteeve 56 a43.20 200 aet er b a ck1troke Robert Becker 2~ 3116.86 Dal• Petranech 41 1133. 34 100. RUITXLI Liz Atvoo d-Mets 32 3 :26 .2 Louieiana State Swimming 50. B&WTITIQICI 200!! llmlVLX r r anlt Havlicek 57 1111.10 100 ••ter breaat1troke Ch&mpionehip 1: )l. l Wi lliaa loller 27 133.98 TOa 1toeni9 44 3 134. 98 •or• Politer 58 la36.89 Alexandrio, La. 50 Heter Jane Murphy 32 Ion Krier 29 139.06 200.. l.M 1 200.. DA•IXLI L1 z A tvood-Met z 32 1:37.1 Robert aeclter 26 141.88 Dale Petranech 41 3114.00 Bob Acker 55 2150.07 ~~~~n 3kn76 200 aeter breaat1 trolu J &.ne Murphy 32 3: l T. ~ 100. IUASTSD.Q!SI 40Qm I,111 Mono Folker 58 3145.17 100 Heter Freestyle William loller 27 1116.23 TOIO Koeni9 44 6141.73 40Qm RUBTXLI Susan Eppa(28) 1:23.SO Liz Atvoo4-Meta. 32 3:23. 7 lobert Balter 29 1125.SS 6151.76 lob Acker 55 6115.92 SO Meter Backstroke Sutan Peter1on 33 3 :25 .1 Dale Petran•cb 41 100 aeter tl1 lobert leclter 26 1134.86 .. 4 5-49 Lynn S11rlu 58 6124.40 Susa n Epp1 ( 28) • 3.71 Women 35-39 Suaan Peter1on 33 l: 15. 8 200!! BIWTmOl5I SO!! DUITXLI lob llc:Da raot t 56 6a48.39 200 aeter Individual Nedlez •orm Folker 58 7130.84 50 Heter Backstroke WiU.i- loller 27 2a52.82 ••ul OirdH 49 130.34 L1nda BOwerOS) S9. 59 Jane Murpb7 32 3: 12 .9 lobert ,.lter 29 3103 .21 Bob Whit• 49 1ll.26 200. IACJllTI0151 SO Heter Br•••t1troke L i~ Atwood-Mets 32 3 :19 .6 lobert leelter 26 3128.70 Id lltirlt 46 132.48 Bob llc:Da...Ott 56 4125.02 Linda BOwer(JS) •l. 62 Voaeo 35- 39 50!! l!llTlllLX loo. soa HMSTIDQ151 Men H-29 50 Met.er Freeatzl e ruums Alice Jon.ea 35 .2 l obin lltlef t.an 28 129.28 Bob White 49 1107. 76 Phil Reeve S6 I Sl.15 SO Heter Backatroke 38 Lacy Shaw(29) •6.87 !Caren Regin. 36 39 .0 Ion l rier 29 131.48 Paul Gird•• 49 1108.55 2009 IUMl'llDQlll 100 Meter tree1tzle 1114.99 rranlt Havlic ek 57 3140.05 SO Heter Butterfly 100. •urrurLX sric Youn9quia t Lacy Shawt29) 36. 93 Alice Jone• 36 1 :19. J Todd lryan 25 1109.39 rranlt reld 49 lr41. 28 lOOa IU'n'HlL'J Hen 30-3• Karen Regan 36 l: 37 .6 aon lltrier 29 la16.14 200. RUITXLI lob llcDer..,tt 56 2a00.39 SO Meter freestyle 400 aeter tree 1trle N.8chneiderlochnel{25)1119.05 Bob Whit• 49 2135.63 20Qp ltmlllJ.X Wally Fall(32) 29 . l• Alice Jone• )8. 6: 30.0 200. •tm'IVLX Paul Gird•• 49 2140 .26 rrank Havlicek 57 3 138.31 David HeHugh(3•l 35.96 Karen Regan 36 8:26.2 M.Schnel.derlochnei(25)3119.43 Ir ic Youn9q11iet 2157. 50 Bob llcDenoott 56 4117.01 SO Meter Breaststroke 100 aeter back1tr oll• 200. l.M1 Wally taii( 32) •0.3• Julie Walden 35 2: 1 T .2 2091! i.11, 400!! PUllTXLI 100 meter brea1t1trolr..t Jha lervin 26 2142 .57 lobert lueny 45 5151.05 Prank Havlicek 57 3106.89 David Mc Hugh(3• ) S• . 56 loll llcDer.ott S6 4101.80 SO Meter Buttarfly Alice Jones 36 l: ~~ .1 aobert Bak•r 29 2145.08 John lau-n 46 5153. 73 Wa llyfa iit31) 33. 83 200 aeter brea1tatroke 400. I .N, Paul Oirde• 49 5154.40 400.. LM1 Alice Jone1 38 3: 50 .o 8122.59 100 Heter Individual Med. aobert aak•r 29 6107 .82 Dan Oru ende~ 46 6135.77 Bob McDe£90tt S6 Wally Jaii(J2) 3:19. ~S Xaren Regan 36 ~:20.~ 1111 30-)4 Id Jtirk 46 6140.87 !IA 60-§4 Men 35-39> 50 c&ter tly 50. DUU'Xlel so Heter Free1tile I.lice Jone• 38 ~2 .2 50. ruuTXlel 5 °" MCJllTIO!SI 137 .JO 100 meter tl1 127 .10 1 J7.47 Ja.ee •nott 62 Carlyn Cruzan(} J 30.10 lobert 1ounde 34 Ji.a Se99en 47 Alice Jon.ea 38 Steve larber 31 130.89 F r.nit reld 49 148.20 Da ve 11albrou9h 63 1)7 .65 SO Heter Breaststroke 100. ru11m1 Carlyn Cruzan(38) 36.60 200 •eter Indi•idu a l lOO!! ™UTXLI 100!! MCJllTIQ151 200 Meter Individual Med. A.lice Jon.ea 38 1103.20 Pr.nit Peld 49 1145.lS J ...• lltnott 63 1134.81 aon Pohlon•ki 32 Carlyn CM.a~•n{38) ?:S2.13 Woaen - 'O-lala John Goet• Jl 1113.71 200. MO''D.OA 200. DAITXLI 50 aeter rreeatxl e 3100.19 Men '60-"" 290. PMUIXJ.1 Ji.a leegen 47 3104.95 Chuck Wileon 61 SO Heter Freeatyle Joyce Mi ller ta Ion Pohloneki 32 2122.40 50. UM•ttDO!SI 14 Se'beetia n 64 4120.53 DOug Aoi•ea(40 32.•J 100 aeter treeatrlt Steve Barber 31 2149. 57 Jtobert 1ueny 45 138.92 400!! OAITXLI 100 Meter Free style Pbylli• Cinco 42 1 :27 .3 J an Moeller .. l 1 : 38 . ~ 50. 1AC!5ITI0!51 Dan Qruender '' 142.65 Chuck Wileon 61 6141.85 DOug Ao1mu(4o ) . 1:12.13 '00 meter tree1trle Robert Bound• 34 a3l. 77 Frank Peld 49 154.05 Dave llalbrouqh 63 7a25.ll Elvin Choong<••> 1 :23. •6 Jaae• ll:nOtt 63 8al6.16 SO H e~er B•cketroke Adeline Quinn 'l T: 19 .o John aoet& 33 138.85 190. BJlL\ITIDQ!SI Joyce Mi l ler 4~ lid Sel>utian 64 8a57.05 Elvin T. Choongl••) 37.18 8: 15. 5 Ken 8 .l.apeon JO 139.58 a obert Kueny 45 1124.JS Doug Holmes (•Ol • O.S• 1500 aeter tree1tYl• Cleol'9• lunci.aan 33 142.63 Prank Feld 49 2102.53 Adeline Quinn 41 )O:OT.6 7 100 aeter b ackatroke rred r orohe7 21 21 1 3 .9 J la Rico 39 211:55.0 Barold r11b•r Sl 1;36.o 'OO aeter tree•trJ• Adeline Quinn 1:115.li '1 lUcba el J a.noeka 27 2' l0.5 Beo Slaoa 38 33:21.2 laoo • •t•r rreeetrle o. Harold La ncaer 73 1 :18.0 200 aeter b a ck•troke 81&r\ Yan\.1Ter 26 2 'a 58. 7 100 aettr b a c k1troke Hear7 Leatsec b 50 6:15,5 1500 a eter rreeatrle Adeline Quinn '1 11:113.9 Peter Schv enker 28 27 33.9 Richard Me)"tr 35 1:19.0 Jia r orbe• 50 7:18.5 /o . Kar old Langner 73 28:43 . 8 100 aeter breut1troke 100 ••ter backetrote Drurr Oall•cher 37 1:21.2 1500 aeter f'•••t r le 100 a eter baek1 troke Jan Moeller 41 1: 5 2.l Larr7 Butler 27 1:08.1 Bon Sia oo 38 1132 .2 Jia PorbOI O 28: JT. 0, Harold Langner T3 2:53.S Pbyllla Cinco 42 1:56.6 Don SCbaeberle 26 1:10.0 Riebar4 8il•er atein 39 l: '1.o llliot 8ebotiold 53 29:10.6 299 aeter backotroke 50 a eter tlx Larr7 Cbaee 28 1:12.0: 200 !!t•r b a c t a troke 100 aeter b a c katroke Peter Jurcr.7t TO s: 15 -~ Phy lli1 Cinco 112 113.9 Prod Po rohey 21 1:20 .O Drur7 Oa llaper 31 3:06.5 lera u Teppe r 51 2:0).2 G. Harold Lu per Tl 6:18.6 J a n Moeller ill 52.8 Peter Scbventer 28 l :21a .6 Bea Si• oD 38 ):2~.6 100 aet e r breaet e troke 100 aeter breaetttrote 200 Me t er In41Y14ua l Me dler 200 aet.er b a cka t.roke 100 M ter b reutetrok• 1111 l rennao 53 1:116.8 G. Harold La.ngoor 13 2: 30 .s PhJ llh Cinco ' 2 ':03.2 Don Scbaeberl• 26 2:1ao., Dr u ry Oa llaab •r JT 3:06.5 1200 aeter braa1 t 1troke 50 aeter r lz 200 Meter IndiYidual Me dler La rrT Chaae 28 2: 1i2.S 1llicb loa11o 39 2:01.li Jla Porbee 50 3:23.0 O. Harold La ngner 73 1:27.1 Cont'd. . Adolf o Santia 10 26 2:55,6 200 aeter b reaa t•troke 50 a e t e r rlr 200 In41Yidua l Medl ez Jan Moe ller ' l ':13.l Peter 8cbwenker 28 3:22.9 IDrury Oallacber 37 3:15 .o Benr7 Leotaacb 50 1'2.l 0. Harold Langner 73 5: 32 . 1 Woaen li5-119 100 aeter br•a• tatroke 50 a eter tlx 1 100 aeter rlr 50 a eter tr·eeatrle Fred Forehe7 27 l :21.2 John leader 37 31. 2 j1en.r7 Lent 11 ob 50 Sleta Jre utebooa '9 49 .6 Larr7 Cb aae 28 1:23.T Drury Oa llaaber 37 31.9 200 .. ter Icdiyidual A1cbard I-•ie1 28 1:2-..8 Ben Bia on )8 )6. 3 l•nrT L•at&a cb 50 l: 51.6 Peter 8cbweoker 28 1:37.la Jia Rice 39 36 .1 ~~~t :e::: t!~:::i1; · ••a 55-52 llONi:W 2S-§ 1500 aeter tree1t.1le 200 a.et.er b reaat a t r o ke 100 .. tar Clx 50 .. t•r tr•••tzle 50 a t.r rn.attl• Tlnk Bolster '8 )0:21.~ LarrT Chue 2 8 ) :01.0 DrurT OoU a p o r 37 lld Rud S6 l :19 ·' 33.5 BarbJUlgour )1.95 Sieta le\l.tebooa la9 35:51.0 Peter Schwenker ): la6.0 John Bender 37 ):00 ,9 llchard Ooldo 59 JS . 2 Batty llcCol'ltel )).)5 100 aeter b a cklt1'oke 50 aeter t l x 1Ricb Jeacl• 39 3:28.2 Peter Oraloi 5T 38.0 lluy llol t a )11.114 Tlok Bolster '8 l :li9.o Fred Schlicher 28 27 .o Meo ~o-~~ 1100 aeter tree1t1le la Surt>e7 111.70 200 aeter backatroke Don 8chaeb erle 26 29 . O J err7 Zvl rn Ii 3 29. s Id Rud S6 1:20.8 tl\7 100 atr l"rln tyh Tlok Bolater •8 3:45.9 Larry Butler 27 29•1 A.aar Latbi laO 29.8 Peter Ora1o1 57 1 :2~ .l 11)).00 100 a e ter brea1t1troke rrod rorahey 27 29.~ Ricbar4 11111 113 31.0 1ld lell1on 59 l: 2, .1 Sleta leutebooa ' 9 2:06.7 Bob IColonk ovakl 28 )0 .8 D. Barr Cl &TIOn '1 32 .8 Ri chard. Ou.J4o 1:25 .8 50 aeter t l r · Viltredo Santiaao )).5 Andrew Iaaarella la2 33.0 Yero Daweoa 1: !iii. T Tlnk Boloter 118 118 .6 Peter Scbveoker 37.T G7ula lor•a th ') 33.' !too aeter rreeetzle 100 aeter t lz 100 aeter tl.x 100 aet er t·ree1txle IRI chard Ouldo 59 6:56.s Tint Bol1ter 11 8 1:119 . 2 rred Schlicher 28 59.6 Ricbar4 1 1111 ,3 1: 13. Ii .Sd leileoo S9 7:08.9 Voaen 50- Sla Larry Butler 27 1:06 .O 1 Aaar La tbi Ito 111'.l Peter Ore1n1 ST 7 :12.7 50 aeter treeatrle Fred Forabey 2T l :07 .5 !Andrew I uarell a 1'2 1:23.0 j.John Solo 58 T: 35 .6 )8.?9 Charlotte Co1tello 52 37.2 Larry Chaae 28 l :10 .O laOO a eter treeatxle 1500 •eter rree•txl e 51.60 Jeanne Merryaan 53 37 .1 200 Individual Madloy IJobo Stahl •4 6 :01. T Richard Ou1do 59 27:45.s 1111.. Gannon 52 56.1 rred Schlleber 2 8 2:2).6 . Jerry Zv irn 1'3 6:18.6 ld •eiloon S9 28:311.) 11)).00 100 a eter treeatx le Larr7 Butler 27 2:29.8 Richard 1111• .. 3 6 :58.8 Peter Or1 ini 51 28:52.li 1155.loO !11 s.. Cannoa. 52 2:03.J Larry Cha•e 28 2: 3i. .l 1500 aeter tree1 t r l e l, Vern Davion S9 33:33.l t.oo aet.er tr·ee1t1le Don Schaeberle 26 2: 35 .8 John 8ta bl U 2~: 3T. l 100 aet e r b a c tetrote )1111.?Q Cb a rlot.te Coat.ello 52 P'red Por ehe7 27 2:36.2 Bruce leroetein 'O 25:)8.3 Richard Qui do S9 l: 3T. 7 f:06.6 Bob lolonkov1ti 28 2:113 .6 Leonard Silvor1teia ~2 29:0S.3 Potor Oroloi ST 2:08.S 116.oo !liz. Gannon 52 11:02.0 Adolfo SaDtia go 26 2:59.l 100 ••t•r b a c k1troke 200 aet er b e ck1 trok e 4?.10 100 meter b a ck1troke Bill 87ke1 27 3:ll.5 • D. Barr Cla y1on ,1 l: 15. S Illlcbard Ouido 59 3:31.3 )1)0. )0 Jea.nne Merryaa.n 53 1:-.6.1 Men 30-34 Aaar La th! 40 l: 26 ·' 1100 aeter breaatetroke 200 a eter back1troke 50 a eter rreeetYl e Kenneth Roone7 It .. 1:33.S Id Cronin S5 1:37.0 ..,-.,oo Jeanne Merr7aan 53 3:59.7 Jack Geoghegan 34 26.4 Richard Elli• liJ 1 :35 ,5 John Solo 58 1:41.0 ,..00 100 aeter breuta troke Kea lrueger 30 26.T G7ula lorYa tb ~3 1: )Ii .1 200 ..t•r breaatatrote )6.00 Charlotte Coatello 52 Michael Lonergan 33 28.9 200 aet.er b a c t etroke Zd llolloon S9 3:115.1 l:H.6 Joaeph Coplan 30 30.l D. Barr Claya on 41 2: S2. S 50 aeter t lr 111).60 200 aeter brea1tatr oke Bob lreoer 31 lt1.8 G7 \1.l.a lorY&tb lt3 3:35. T 14 CroniD 5S 1115.60 Zd Reed S6 Jeanne Nerr7aao 53 ':22.9 100 ••t•r treeetxlt 8.ich• rd. 1111• '3 3:5).1 11)7• .50 50 aeter t lr ba.o S ulit T&D 30 59. 7 100 a eter b rea1tetroke Id h llooo 59 100 a eter tree atzle Ch arlotte Co1tello 52 t.3.6 Jack Geoghegan Jia l:Ol.O Jobo Sta hl '' 2152 . .50 John Sole SS 1:42.2 Jea.nne Merryaan 53 t.6.6 Daniel Davie 3 ~ 1:03.3! c;7ula Ho rvatb 113 21,5'1.00 Michael Lonergan 33 1 :05 Zd Re od S6 1:~8.7 100 aeter tlx ,9 Peter Perlcon1 33 1:17.6 Len Slhor1telo 112 1:40.6 200 a eter Ind1Yidu&l Medler ) 110 .00 Charlotte Co1tello 52 200 aeter brea• t•trok• ltoo aeter tree•tfl• Id Cronin S5 3:26.l 1:55-9 Jack Geoghegan 3 5:12.S John Stahl Ii~ ):23.6 Id lell100 S9 3: 116 .6 aeter Indi•idual Medley 200 Paul Saith 32 5:21.4 Gyula Horva th 113 J:2S.l Richard Ouldo 3:117.T Cba.zlotte Coetello 52 Micha el Lonergan 33 6•11.3 Leo 81l•• rateic~2 3:la5.o Id Reod 56 3:511.T 3:31.2 50 a.eter t1-1 lien 60- 64 J eanne Nerr7aao 53 ):53.9 Robert kreoer 31 l:lt3.2 llONi:N )0-)4 1500 aeter t'reeatz l e Jerr7 Zv trn '3 32 .Ii SO atr l'reeatxlt Woaen 60-6~ A•ar Lat.bi 'O 33. l a~o:::·;1i~:::t1~e 50 a eter tree1tzle Dan S ullivan 30 19:15 .3 3~ . 5 ManC)' llrke..s.11 )) )2.)0 RI cbord lllio liJ 36 .8 Villi&• Yan kiver 61 He len Ottenbau1er 64 51.7 Michael Lonergan )) 26:36 .8 39 .6 S .. i Huaeon )2 )5.10 Robert Krenor 31 28: 112.2 Leonard 811Yer ate1n ~ 239. ~ 100 aeter treeatrle t .. Lotter )2 4).10 100 aete r treeatxle 100 a eter tlz frank Rubin 311 29:'5.5 George Silver a 62 1:22.8 Dawn Valton )2 4).)0 Belen Otteobau1er 61t2:0T . O La tlil 1:25.9 100 a et.er bact1tr·ote Aaar 'o J ack Binder 63 2:011.2 100 atr heeat.rle koo Meter tree1trl e Lea Sil••ratein ~2 1:53.l leG Xr u ecer 30 1:10.6 '00 aeter rreeatzle 11ancy un.nd&ll n l•l?.00 Helen Ot'tenbau1er 6• 8: ~O. 7 200 aet.er Iad.iYidua l Medler Paul Ba i tb 32 1:13.6 Daye Bowan 62 S.. i H-n )2 1•2'.).60 100 -.eter b a c katroke Jerr y fvtra 43 J:00.9 Robert l:reoer 31 1:115.9 Villtaa Y~ttYer 61 llo.rUla VIteboq )II 11)7.114 Helen Ott'en.ha11•er 2:10.7 John Stahl ~Ii 3:07.9 6' 200 aeter b a ck1troke 1500 aet er treeetxle 200 •tr F'rHatxl• 100 aeter b rea1t1troke Asar Lotbl ~O 3:09.9 Paul Sa i th 32 2:~11.3 Auattn levaan 60 25: 1-6. 7 K...-.n Martin )0 2147.40 Helen Ottenbauaer 6' 2:59. Len 811Ytr•tein Ja2 J:3T.2 DaTe Rowan 62 28:20.2 50 •eter fly 8 and7 Thatcher 32 3:15.5 Men 115-49 llaftCJ' Uz:ltend&ll )) 2157.00 Robert Krener 31 3:56.9 George 811.. ra 62 29:011.~ Helen Ottenha u .. r 64 l :09. 8 50 •at.er tre eatzle S ..i ffllNon )2 )105.50 100 aeter breaat1troke 111ll1aa Ya nklnr 6129:21 . 3 100 aeter tlr Bill Irv in •8 llOllKH J0-)11 Sand7 Thatc her 32 l:J5.6 100 aeter b a ck1trote Helen Ottenhauoer 6~ 3:40 . 8 Ted. Kaarta 1'8 400 a tr heeatrle 200 aeter breaatatrote Daye Rovan 62 1:33.6 Bill Young 116 llanC)' llrlteod&ll )) 6110.20 Robert Irener 31 ' :21. 7 George 811Yera 62 l:~0.8 Altoo10 Al l e a "6 Patric !Ulla )II 6120.60 :~~. :· ~ ~~. !::! :!:"&l ~~~:l 50 a eter tlz 200 aeter b a c k1t.ro ke Voa eo 65 - 69 100 • •ter r ree•tzl• Sual Muuon )2 6 1)7.60 J a c k Geogbe1an 3 .. 28.9 De•e Row a n 62 ): 2'. 3 'DO aeter tree1trle Len Cold1tone '7 1:10 .2 lawn Valtoo )2· 8112.90 Dao Su.111 •an 30 31.6 George Sll .. ra 62 3:52.l 6&117 Scot t 69 15:H.li Ted Baarts lt8 1:10.6 1.,. Lottu )2 815'1.114 Micha el Looerga.n 33 33.6 50 aeter t l r 1500 aeter fTeeatzle Bill I r v in '8 1:12 .2 50 • tr Backatrollo Da niel DaYie 3'­ JJ.8 George Sil•ura 62 .ltl ... h o Bein Bill Toun1 ~6 1:15.8 llar>07 llrltond&ll )) 41.25 66 33: 5~.8 Peter Perlconi 33 )8.3 200 a eter Individual Med ley Sally Scott 69 61: 10 .6 liOO aeter treeet1le Sual Muacon )2 100 ••te r tlx Daye Rovan 62 3:Lo.5 47.05 100 a eter baclutroke Bill Young £6 6:34.9 llartha Wltebeky )II Jack Geoghegan 3la 1:07 .6 George Silvera 62 J:SJ.S 55.90 Sa l ly Scott Bi ll Irvin 48 6:39,9 69 Jo1eph Coplan 30 1:10 .1 Meo 65-69 100 •tr Backatf'Oke 200 a eter b a c let.roke 1500 a eter treeatrl• 200 ..tar In4iY1dua l Medler 50 ••ter treeatrle l'atric "ilia )II 1129.60 Sally Scott S: 56. 6 Ronald Golden 2S: 36 .O llrkond&ll )) 11)).114 69 .Da .n Sull 1 Yan )O 2: 42.9 '6 Allen Cruck1ban t 65 35.3 llaftCJ' 200 aete r brea1t.1tro ke Bill Irvin ~8 28:S8.8 Barry Ba er 66 H.O ?00 a tr Ba.ckatrok• Jack Geopegan 311 2:~'-1 Soll7 Scott 69 1: 35 . Ii 100 a eter b ack•troke 100 aeter treeatxle l&reD llLrtlD )0 )•12.82 50 a eter fly Saod7 ~batcher 32 3:00. s Ted Baarta L8 1 :33.l Meo 35-39 Allan Cruct1hanlt 6 5 1:27.5 llanCJ llzltendall )) )>27 .80 SollJ Scott 69 100 a eter b rea•t•trote 50 aeter treeetrle Barry Baer 66 l: 38. 5 50 atr Breaat.atroke 1 Ted Baar ts £8 1:26.9 John Bonder 37 Cbarle1 Wood 68 1:40.l Patric KUla )II 4).20 5:40.8 21.s Dao Berb1t 4T l :SS.6 ~~~l;e~:~t ! i9 RI chard Ne7e r 35 30. 3 iaOO aeter tree1t1le Sllli Hueaon )2 52.90 200 aeter In41Yidual Nedley 200 ••t•r br•a•tatr olLe Ricbard Silveretein 39 30.6 Charle• Vood 68 8:05.8 Dnn Walton )2 5'1.?Q SallJ Scott 69 1: • 2. 5 Ted Baarts 48 3:12.0 Bob Walden 37 31.0 1500 a eter treeetrle S.o Lotter )2 ,l6.40 Men 25 -29 Bon 81 a on 38 )2.8 Dan Herbot '1 ':18.li Cbarloo Wood 68 32:15.5 100 atr Bn.aatatrok• 50 a eter fr111ttl! 50 aete r tl1 Jia Rice 39 33.3 01gar Sicrlot 68 3~:22.li IC.u'tll& VitebelQ' )II h 57 •25 rred Scbl1cber 28 25.6 Altooeo Allen '6 100 a eter treeetz le 100 aeter b a c ketrok e 200 a tr Breutetro!t• Larry Butler 27 21.0 Leo Coldetone 'l John Bender 37 l :01. 8 0 11ar Sicri •t 68 1:51.T Patric !Ulla )II )• )6 •.50 l>oo Scba eberle 26 Ted Baarts ~8 21.8 Jt a JUce 39 1:15. 2 50 Mtr Bu~tArflr Bill Syke1 29.8 Bill Ioua1 Ji6 ta: it.. L 21 Beo S taon 38 1:22.8 S~¥ a:e:~;r:?~ k.z~rote S\.1111 Hu.eon )2 118.00 Pat t>o7le 25 30 . J 100 aeter tlz 100 aeter breaetetroke 200 •tr Ind. lledlox ltOO aet.er treeetz lt Al t on10 Allon 46 1 :22.8 1 Karry Haailton 35 5 T Barry Barr 66 1:51. T lann llart1ft · )0 )105.l) 56.8 oo. Tod Hurta 48 1:28.9 ~~~d ·:::~i!;: :·~i • Orurr Gallagher J T 5 10.li 01car 811riat 68 1: 58. 5 Larry Butler 27 58.6 200 Me ter IndiT1dual Medl er Bob Valdeo 37 s 3T . 1 Alla.o Cr u1 c k 1bank 65 2: 10 .8 ~N 40Ji4 Bill Syt e1 27 1:10 .o Leo Oold•ton• iir 3:00.i 2'00 aeter breaat1troke 50 Mtr Freeatzlt Vtltredo Sa.ntiaao 29 l :13.2 Jobo Bender 37 5 52.3 Ted Baarts la8 ):11.1 Richard leagl.e 39 6 os.8 Oacar 61piat. 68 Jolt7 ar.7 ~ )2.114 1 Altono o Allon 116 3:111.6 Jta Rice 39 6 13.0 8 a.rr)' Ba rr 66 111•1• llatt11<7 lt2 .51·?0 Men 50-5~ ~~~d -:!:~1 !~:~·~1 • ': 31. 3 Rt cbard Me yer 35 200 IndiYidua l Medler 100 a t.r P"reea \71• Larry Butler 2T 11:50.6 6 211.5 50 a.et.er tr•••t1le Bel' Sia on 38 6 50.4 Oec&r Si1·riat 68 4: 21.1 LeUa Knpan 114 1155.114 P'red Porabey 27 5:07.S Beory Leataecb 50 1500 a eter tree1t1le 32. T Meo 70 and older Elaine llo.tte1:7 112 1151.10 Larry Cb aae 28 5:12.6 Jla Forbe1 SO 33,9 Harry Haailtoo 35 19 4T .8 50 •eter tree1t1le 200 etr Jo'reeatzlt Bill Syke1 21 5:52.1 Harold Pi 1ber 51 38.o Drur7 Gallagher 38 20 5T .7 O. Harold Lancner 7 3 41. l Nancy lfhed.... 40 ) 100.80 1500 aeter treeatzle 100 aete r tree1trl• Bob Va ldeo 3T 22 5 ~.6 100 aeter tree•t.xle llalno Hatto1:7 U )122 •.50 Larr7 Butler 21 19: 34 -~ Henr7 Leataech 50 1:18. 3 RI cha r d Jreagle 39 2 ' 311. 8 Peter Jurc syk TO l: 52. 3 8111 Brennan 53 1: 21. s 8 / 42Q !SE F'neatzi• 400 •tr f"X'ee•tri' "111h Rod41n ,.. 2111e.,o Jo. aoq.ro 1115.00 n-:~ 604 htty Br.y /ill 6147 ,.50 ll&ncy Clu!i 2 7157.00 ... "uaaon )l 21li8.40 Ch&rlea llontleld - 1111.52 2GO atx D'!:e:;tttle Elaine Ketter)" 112 81)6.80 SO atr Butterfl.i 400 !!tr l!ld. l!t4ln CharlH lloyar 46 1126.86 Lea J11nNp.n G2 4110,)0 100 etr Backatro15! Haney Clu!i 2 59.90 John n.a_.. )0 51)2.50 200 •11L [D11~:zl1 400 ll'lt.[ t-.J:l$:!!::r:l! llancy vi..a- 11),5.20 llOll:ll@ !!§i ""Ch llodd1a )4 S1Sl.7D John Alleva lie 21)2.21 John K1Qina 60 611J.1S 200 !lr J!!cl11.60 ~ ·~&: llsk1H::!:dli1 Jack DonovaA 6J 410).20 S!! l!li: ~ksmt• llan:y S'-1 )6 1110• .50 ..111. aro... --, hlll s.niler Id .... 47 41.60 Leo Fi- 62 4116.80 Mtr-~~ Butterfly 21n.60 )6 1117.80 1J. John Sv1...t 1122. )0 llr.dt Co""'1ia li8 41.90 SO atr BrouSatrolert - .,, 1124.60 a{' atr ~lo f!I ]5: 1l Cbarloo lonfhld - 4,5.80 100 Jttr b!aatstrok.e htty Bro7 44 11)0.70 alr RI 26 26.90 John HJ.Mina · ~ li'J'l.12 Nancy Whedbee 40 11)8.20 Sta" l!tleoki 26 27,)0 200 atr rraeatr\I Chuclt hchhl 21))• .50 100 .t~W#rok• 200 11t.r Breaatatrok&o 200 •l'< !llltt.erf1x Jolln Coto )l.20 li8 1129.)0 John Klg1na liancy Whedbee 40 ) 140.80 llarr)" Shay )6 2147.40 ll&zl<~1D J•JJ.JO 100 atr ~otzl! Jae~re 11)6.90 200 •tt Jnd' 1'edl•t, Blair &1chu'do 26 1 101.10 hlll Sandler )6 2158. 70 KP."~ )6 )106.16 200 •t.t BacHtro!t• liancy hort Pit.ft• li8 )112.00 200 atr Ind. lledl!X Jolla Sv1.-l )108.70 11..-rlt Co""'11D 60 )115.60 400 atr Ind. lledl~ Ion en- 29 1 1U.'6 Chatl•• lloyor 46 41,S2.60 John Klfl4lna Nanoy Vh"""•atxl• Charlene S,.1 t.b 46 4S.60 21)9.00 Barry Shay )6 6104.60 Roe c.rs...e 29 100 11ir B~ • Ht.rokfa ll&y n-poon J).55 Catharine &llott li8 47.20 400 •t[ rro.atil1 Paul Sandler )6 6119.80 r. Dol.ndrodo .,, 6"28/00 llark Couel\lin 11)2.20 VUson Scott 66 )7.60 100 •tI Y-reea~l! J .... Pu.ic.er 2.5 S108. 70 46 21o6.)ll Herb hndor 66 44.10 S® Xreplln 47 11)8.00 John 5111.U 61Jl.60 Cho.rloa MoJ•r 11.Schnoiderlochner 2S S119.60 ZOO atr Bre!!;Uitrok.e HotlGlrd Saltb 46.90 Cllarlono Solt.b 46 11SJ.90 Ron Crl.. a ~O •tr Backet1:2!51 29 S1Js.oo Hark Co114hlln J121<.oo 100 •~1' Paeatzle 200 11tr Fneat:l:l• Chuck Bechtel JS.?O 48 ste.. 11e1eo1t1 26 S149.20 J8 Charle• Moyer 46 414).80 Ray ThOOl"'OP 1122.60 Charlena S"! th 46 "4111.17 100 a~r Backat.1:2k1 Jolln Road 26 • 6119.)0 Dave KcA.fet 66 1126.60 Althea Xunihola 47 O.vt Hershey 1120.2.S SO atr llllttn:D.1 51JJ.60 so •tr kcltotrolt• i.:d boa 47 29,70 Vilaon !;cott 66 11)1.80 kOO atr F'reestxl• Toa Corak! 29 )6.60 Chuclt Bechtol J8 · 112).70 Id Luta 11)6,90 ioo •tr MS!EC.1 Herb Bender 66 1141.20 Sue X"plin 47 7128 • .50 ll.Sc1-1dorlodu>or .,,.llO J7 Ho..rd Sa1t.b 1156.10 ~ at[ !nuYS;~k• John .Ulova 48 · 112.s.90 Charlene Saith 46 8140.20 100 atr B&ckatm1 200 111t.r Pr-e.stxle ~O ntr Backstroke Robert a&eeve1 )6 )4 •.50 ~ "tI 1!1!!1!Dll Steve "91.eaJd 26 1115.10 John Alleva 48 )126.llO Ray Th>•l"'On )117.10 Sua Kroplin 47 47.09 II .Schnolderlochnor 1121.00 '"d Davia )9 41.20 John Svl.vel liS. 70 ~00 mt.r I!!!1 1 Mcdlez Dave McA!M 66 )124.00 100 atr Backstroke Toa Conki 29 1122.40 48 )114.80 Kowa.rd Smith . 4122.50 l 00 111.tr Dreaata~I.Ok• John Alleva Suo Krepl1n 47 1142 • .50 200 l\tr !!:!5ks1!:!!~1 Robert Heevea '}6 1117.20 ICarlt Co\IChl In li8 )121.40 400 Mt.r Fneatvle Ch>rleno Sa1 t.b 46 2101.60 II .Schnoldorlochnor 2.52.llO Roland Kuniholn 46 )121.90 Ray Thocpson ?12).10 200 atr Backstroke TOI Coroltl 29 2157.20 200 atr ~reuta\ro~o 2157,40 400 "tr l!l!l1 "~lei O.ve HcA.t" 66 ?•28.)0 Sue Xreplla li1 )11.6.)2 SO at[ Broutetmt Robert Ke•Y•• 6141,)0 810).60 Ch>rlone Sait.b 1>11).20 l'r.d Davie )9 )124 • .50 John >.llova 48 Herb Bonder 66 46 Steve Karriaon 27 )11.60 Stan Cr..1g1e 8105.00 Ala ton Toblu 4120.90 lid Luta .,, J1J8.l.S 69 119 Toa Conll 29 )6.90 !l§~ ~~ Hov:nd :;a1 th 9107.60 50 1t1tr Breast.stroke John C.ta ~•tr ButhIQl lfttI !l:!!l~Il! 39.90 SO ~O r.t.x- 'A:lc:.Catroke Charlene Smith 46 59,30 Jb McDonnall 45.10 &.rey Shay J6 32.00 John Wood.a S2 )1.60 100 rtt[ Breaststroke Chuck Bechtel J8 J2.,S5 Kett Flanapn .50 )2.00 Dave McAfoe 6~ s2.~o 100 11tr Beut•tl.'9:~! )00 J111tr P.\~k atroke Ch:i.rlene Salth 116 2116.6) 100 atr Butte!:fiz Karey Dod«• S4 )4.40 St.eve K&rriaon 27 1118.60 Ib.ve McA.f•• 66 11Ss.50 200 atr Breaatstrok! krry Borey Sll&Jr )6 1 121.70 Cey V1ao1nc 52 )9.80 Accornero 1120.)6 200 f'ltJ:' tl.ckst:rolte Alt>on Tol>!u 119 4117.10 Chuclt Bechtel J8 1125.10 100 iat.r heeetrl• Toa Coroki 29 1122.So S\.anCra.I~~ l.126.40 200 ntr Ind. l!edl~ Valtor Woo 27 1129.loO 200 atr Ind. l'rec!1Ill ~nuttorn1 400 .-tr f"reeat:i:l• Cey Vlaalnc 0 ~00 •tr Butter(!z JI• Kalaa 4) 2144.oo 52 71SS 90 vuaon f.:co tt 66 5).40 Carol Knopp 9119.20 Blair Richarda 26 11~.70 ~r: Back•trok,. SO lfltr B&ckat.roke Dalo htnnach 41 21,54.l.S Herb B:andur 66 57.02 11,Schnolderlochnor 1117.15 400 atr Freee\zlt John Woode 52 J1°SS Minna Kuner .S) liS.40 Katt Flanagan. )9.40 200 •tr Ind. Y.,,dley 200 atr llut\!rfb Sa.nd,y C1deonse 40 S1)6,oo .50 Stan Cralglo 69 J1S6/70 100 alr Bacbtroh Blair 81chardo 26 21112 • .50 Dale Petranoch ..1 Karry Doqo S4 41.40 Minr.a HMJ)tr S1S4.00 .S) 114).10 11,Schnoidorlocl\nor )10lt.OO "lclt hro1111 4) 61)0,80 lid Truitt 46.24 200 atr Be.ckat.rolte 200 atr Ind, l!tdJ,,. SO •tI Backatroh 100 •tr Backat.roke to:~ 70 .t over KinNl Haaner .S) J1J7.s.s Steve Kuriaon 27 21'J'l.22 Curt Fu.rborg JS.80 John Wood.a 52 1124.70 ~ J,~ nstzi.roke SO HtF Broaatatrok! Blair Rl~ 26 214).10 Art Kayor 44 .,, .50 Karey~ S4 r1Jo.so T.W. Johnzon n 52.'•0 MlnM Huner ~) liS.90 Jaaea ~er 25 2147,42 Robert hnaon 41 )9.,SO Ed Truitt 1145.20 100 ntr J1'="'!a.str.troka - 1131. 'JO T.v . JohMon 210ll.?O Carol~ llF.M JO-J!i Ki:H 40-44 200 mtr B&nkatroke 71 ~0-2! John Vooda 52 )110.00 200 •tr Ilttut:;troke 100 •tr Breut.etrok1 ~ atr Free•til! 100 •lr Back•trof!t, )121).)6 T. V. JoM:;on ftll\IQ HUDOr Kerry Sober )J 27.00 111!6.W Karr)"~ 54 71 1>125.20 5) 1152.20 Art llayor lid Truitt )146.80 ~O atr Uut.t.ert11 200 "tI. 8f'eil&t.strolte Ila)' Randall )2 29.00 Ila)' Chon li)l.00 - T.v. JohNion ,56.10 )II 29,40 KEH n Minna H&aner SJ 4101.90 J, Sha,.l>ro\llh Robert Benaon -1 11)4.00 ~-2! 200 "tr lnd. Medler llob K..... on )l 29.60 ~O atr Bre~"t.r.troke 200 a~r Ind. lle.rt flayer )110.)0 Kalt fla~an 50 100 11tr B~~ntatroke 400'll:!..!~~ WOllEN 100 l!1E frff§~:dl Robert Ben.eon 41 J125.80 1' , V. John::.on 71 I015J,lO ~~S2 )4 l10S.So !Utt >'la-n So 11)2.10 ~o •t[ Freeetz.le Jae St\ulal>rough ~o tt1tr Br£utDU::ik• )l 1109.20 Bill Phlllll"' 1156. 70 Melon ~r 57 GO.,SO lob Huaaon Sand.7 CldoonM 40 J9.10 IU..l Bataa •s.90 llarc Brodall:J )0 liU.60 Mick Ber<111Jl 4) 41.40 200 mtr Bte&-.'\t~troke 57 Mi&tt Yl•.n&pn )•2).60 100 •t[ ~·t:i:le 200 atr f'reeatJ:l! 100 atr 8-rerifttat~e .so Helen H1a11ier Jo. Shanabro\llh )4 21)1 • .50 N1clt Bere07i J 11)1.08 ~ atr BuS:~ftrllJ'. ~EORGIA llASTERS LC MEET 57 11)4.7s 35.60 200 •1r [n:eatx:l• llarc Brodslcy )0 2142.60 Ray Chen 11)4.JO Matt PlA-n So /7·8/76 Roswell, CA 100 mtll' B11~Url'!X Helen HWll!ler 57 )1)5.52 400 "'t.I 1'reeat1l• &;00 11.tr Brfon~ )4 Matt l<'lanago.n 50 1129.90 400 "~[ f"reest1l• Jae Shanabro114h 51'.}6.10 Nick Beron,y1 J J111.50 \/OMEN 2~-2~ Bo'b H\Mteon )l 5146.40 by Chon )124.90 200 atr ln~ 1 M~dl~ SO Htr Freestxle Helen Mu.aer 57 7126.So )107.00 llancy 1'9oul 7140.90 ~.aro Brod.alcy )0 siso.sa SO !ltr Buthrfll tlat t Flanagan .50 N. SOule )2.0 S6 Crag hloalQ' C. Or1ke )2.) ~ at[ Backatrolto Jl S1S9°.SO C11rt Furberg JJ.6S r•H )5-59 100 atr Bacltatrof!! 4) 42.60 N. W-Nver ,.. , Ethel Bat.. 52.JJ J1s l&laa ~ ntr ra1nt1l• 57 )2 1120.80 100 IUr F'reestlle Maney Pouel 52.80 Ray Randall }OO 1111; Butt•!:fix ~rry llawitrotl Jl.10 S6 )l 1140.70 59 A. Gr1t'lt I :08.6 ~O •tE Breaststroke Crag hlenlcy Dale Petr..noch 41 11)),00 J2.)S ~rn1o Dn.ve• 57 J . N&ncy Pwaael sg 49.70 SO etr llnaetetrokt 200 ~tr But toi;:Ui. Gr••n 1:17.2 100 n~[ [!;!•,!!l,ili 400 Htr Freestxle 100 atr Baubtroke Bob Huaaon )1 )5.10 Dalo Petranech 41 J1)8.20 Marry Ra.NS tl"Oa 111J.95 S9 A. Gr""'' 5:09.6 Nancy haael 36 1147.•S Ra1 Randall )2 )7.90 941 Ernie Dn.vea 51 1114.70 Creg hlonlcy 50.60 C. Dr1U 5:21.5 200 e.t• Brouu.trok1 '1 ~e"}!t!.~c~ tr )109.10 ~sko Kall1la SS 112).75 i.&ncy Poa.. 1 100 •tr Breaat.atrok• Nlclt Bero111i 4) J109.lj0 J. Green 6:00.8 .56- )142.80 200 atr !D""tzle l. "'9rvlne 7:2,,4 Bob Huuon )l 1117.Jo Ila)' cti.a J119.S6 Ha.rry Ravatroa 2149.60 10 at[ Bu\t•rfll 59 1~00 Mte ''•est:r:I• Helttn Htaaer 57 so.40 Walt Ileane )J 1125.40 Jla ICalsa 4) )119.00 Ernie Oravea 57 2158.)2 200 .Mtr Breaatttroke 41 J141.2) A. Cr~• 20.19.) 100 atr Butterfly Robert B.naon E•ko Kell!ll 55 J116.2s G. Ortke 21 : 17 .o Holen HUN.er S7 2106.95 Bo'b Hua.eon )l 2152.so 41 400 mtr rne.,tvle 614J.. 70 C. Cnge 1h•rd t 22: 1~.6 200 et' ~utterl'lz ~o Mt£ But t •d:ll ~. "~t;:~;o~" (f lfarry Rawat1-oa 59 6104.70 )II J0.60 J. GrHn 2~:06.5 Mulon Hmaer 57 4154.00 Jo. Shanabroll!ih Nick 'Bero11J1 4) 61,51.20 Ern\e On.vea 5? 6128.15 100 Htr 81c.kstrolae 102 ~tr Buttorf1x ~O l"ltr Ba.s:k:ii.troke ioo •ti: lnd. ""1!1 l 10S.OO MOH 4s-49 C. [n.gelh1rdt I :)5.0 Melen Mu.a• 57 4110.00 John Fla._,. )0 i:sko Ha.Ulla 55 47.20 200 Mtr lacbtroke )II 1110.,SO so rtr Fnestxle K\llh Rodd1n 29,.50 SO ntr Bp!:!t..stro)t• C. £n9e I h1rdt ): 14 .7 v.:;n;H 6§4 Jae Shan&bro114h )4 1112.JS Ed iota -7 48.00 John .Ulo¥a li8 )2.60 Harry Ra"9tl'09 59 ~o "tr ar ..sutrok• ~O mtr- lJ:!est1l• 200 ntr Butterfly 100 ratr 81'!11'1\ta•.roke Nancy Clark 40.60 Cha.rl•• Moyer 46 '.}6.80 C. Dr1ke 42 .0 62 John Fla-.n )0 21)S.)O Eako 11.Ullla 1153.70 &:1leen titcA.fee 6) 59.20 ~ 00 3\f lnl.ll!:Iil 55 N. 81rnette •1.r K114h Rodd1n JI> 2150.50 ri.tr Plell'WIOns 100 ni1: Freeetzl• Ed. ii:11ea 47 1109.10 SO §u~S:!rll:t 40.46 r. ~5 . 6 ~00 !~[ lnd. lledlo7 El."nlt Dravea 57 H. Soule 47 .1 Nancy Clari< 62 11)8.10 John r1._n )0 21)J.20 John Uleva.. li8 1111.10 &!loon "cAree 6) 2129.00 9 100 Ktr lr••tutroke '<>Cl lltr lndlvlduol llodl'i M. hrnett• WOQR 4044 n.s J. ,,_, '" ·S :S. Oiano7 44 I. So.lie , 1.2 K. o... ..,,, s:ss.9 )61()9.0 ~ li:'.:'r:!NC lt?.O) ~:!::.hn:a~i ~h ~.S f. Pl-..ona ~ WOl!Eft 4~J19 .Sll_Mr .ll&U1rl!1 ..tnn Stant•l H M. "eaver s. Xii~ 4 7 29106.0 Lllle liiilllrc•r J4 J8.98 Janet Wolnr 117 "·'$6.D SOMtr Fre~ 200 M.tr lr•••Utroke. K. CenterbUry wo!!Pu M~ Cbrietln• llartia J4 i...911lt0o ltr Pr111ty11 C. brek. A• ._r7 l ) : 1'. 2 G. Ntroke L. Deep 36 2715•.1 J anet ..,.r · )S 21 :r ..., :~ S:~lelndlvldU4il lledl1~ : oo. k. 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11 MAUI CHANNEL SWIM-1796 by Anne Adams ,_,l N"ICT"IONAL AAU MASTERS DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS Some twenty Los Angeles swimmers travelled to Hawaii to compete in Ha­ Lincoln, NE Sept. 3-5, 1976 waii's annual labor Day week-end swims, consisting of a relay race across the Maui Channel (9.6 miles), a Masters Meet, and the Waikiki 2-mile Rough Marsha Lutz (25-29) won the l meter, 3 Water Swim . meter and Grand Masters Southern California entered three teams (6 swimmers each) to compete in Lois Gotthardt (30-34) won the l meter this years 5th Annual Maui Channel Race. Eleven teams were entered th is and 3 meter year--the largest field ever--including two teams from Canada. Gerta Ross (70-79) won the l meter, 3 meter and Grand Masters The night before the Channel Race, a banquet was held in the Pioneer Inn Courtyard for all 66 swiRlllers. Enthusiasm for the race mou nted as each MEN 25-29 team Captain introduced his/her team members to the group, and gound I meter Rob Wennstedt NE 425. 15 rules for the race were reviewed. Jim Brinson OR 413.60 Early dawn found all eleven teams ~rossing the channel by boat, and the Ray Powers KS 361.00 race began as the lead swiRlller from each team began the race from a beach 3 meter Jim Brinson OR 454.45 start on lanai. At the beginning of the race conditions were very choppy Rob Wennstedt NE 451.95 as boats and swimmers spread out over the channel, however, conditions Ray Powers KS 342.25 improved and surface waters calmed a bit and swiRlllers had only current MEN 30-34 conditions to d.eal with towards the end of the race. l meter S. Sorenson NE 359,35 B. Wi Ison MN HN 350.50 Establishing a new record of 3 hrs ; 17 min, and 18 sec, and winner of the 3 meter Steve Sorenson NE 389.10 Duke Kahanamoku Bowl was the Waikiki Swim Club-A Team. Close on their HEN 35-39 heels and also breaking the existing record was the Ou t rigger Canoe Club 1 meter John Deininger WA ,78.55 in a time of 3 hrs-30 min. The third place team - Waikiki Swim Club-B Fred Fox CA 358.05 Team - also broke the existing record-their time was 3 hrs 34 min. The Karl Kleman CA 298.40 Los Angeles A Team finished 4th in 3 hrs 36 min 30 sec. The Toronto team 3 meter John Deininger WA 442.55 placed 5th In 3 hrs 54 min and 57 sec, and the Waikiki Swim Club-C Team Fred Fox CA 373 . 25 took 6th in a time of 4 hrs 2 min 10 sec just barely beating out the Maui team who finished a mere 10 sec behine WSC-C team in a time of 4 hrs 2 min -~-~Karl Kleman CA 299.45 HEN 4o-44 20 sec. The Los Angeles-B team placed 8th in 4 hrs 13 min 48 sec; WSC 1 meter Richard Lawler TX 304.95 girls team 9th in 4 hrs 17 min 40 sec; Los Angeles-C Team 10th in 4 hrs Jim Stevens IN 225.20 21 min 40 sec; and last but certainly not least was the Roach f amily from 3 meter Richard Lawler TX 310.40 Canada in 4 hrs 32 min and 45 sec. Jim Stevens IN 262.85 _H_E_N_4_5__ -4-9- The three Los Angeles teams were the only U.S. teams entered this year. This race is open to anyone, so how about some representation from other l meter Ed Craren NE 268.35 parts of the country. Next year's Channel Race Chairman is Jim Caldwe ll . Pete Ayer WI 265.65 Anyone interested in entering a team for next year should contact Jim at Jack Harbourne VA 259.95 275 Makawel i Place, Honolulu, HI 96825. Alec Dyer TX 187.25 3 meter Jack Ha rbourne VA 300.05 I personally want to thank Bob Rocheleau for the splendid job he did as Pete Ayer WI 1 279.85 th is year's race Chairman. His tireless efforts made possible the suc­ Ed Craren NE 268.35 cessful swim we had this year. Speaking for the Los Angeles contingent, ____ Alec Dyer TX 191.95 we all had a great time and we'll be back next year to do better. MEN 50-59 1 meter Bill Burgess 1 meter Tom Hairabedian HO 242. 15 Ted Kersting I l 208.90 The effe~ts of aging of the human body have been studied for many years without any direct, positive Bi l l Burgess WA 20,.07 ans-rs being given to tr.e question "Why do we age?" and "What happens when - do age'", but studies 3 meter 'tom Hairabedlan HO 26 .95 done over tlie years have shown that there are certain stages in life in which the average person changes Ted Kersting I l 227. to $0me segments of the body which are involved in physical activity. Bill Burgess WA 185. 10 It is common knowledge that at puberty both boys and girls (but boys more so) develop an increase in muscular strength on which they are able to improve with strength building programs. Their capacity for HEN 60-69 endurance events continues to increase over the period up to 18- 20- 25 years ofage and from then on any 1 meter Frank HcGuigan CA 216.80 gains in this field tend to be minimal, and generally deterioration occurs. Bi 11 McAl I ster CA 211. 45 When does the period of decrease start to occur? That is the question in which we are all interested, but 3 meter Bill HcAl ister CA 224.65 answers are yet to come which prove conclusively that any stage is worse than the year before. Certainly, 213.40 testing programs show that the vital capacity (that is, the amount of air that can be taken into the lungs) Frank HcGuigan CA gradually increase. until about 25-30 years of age, and after that it tends to decrease about 1% per annum MEN 70-79 in those who are kept physically active. This leads to some loss in the ability to take in oxygen from the air, 1 meter John Sable CA 104.30 and to pass it to the working muscle. 1 meter John Sable CA 114 .65 Changes occur in the arteries taking blood carrying oxygen from the lungs to the working muscles. We know that early in life, the age 15- 20, some degenerative changes can be seen in the arteries. and thne changes are the precursors of the problems of hardening of the arteries, atheroma, and arteriosclerosis, that are the major factors in coronary artery disease. With increasing age there is a dimunition in the level to which the pulse rate can rise on maximal exercise. A 15 year old can riUse a pulse rate of 2 20 witltout any significant problem, and yet in the 50 year old such a rate would be a serious matter in most cases, an<1 ' SWIM-MASTER indeed, would be liable to cause some damage to the heart muscle itself, as a result of tlte inefficient blood -SUBSCRIPTION FORM supply which would result. So when we are testing the older person for fitness we must remember tl1at tliey are incapable of raising pulse rates to the same degree as the y ounger person, and corrections must be made One Year (9 issues) . . .. $ 6.00 (USA) in testing programs in order to compare the older person with the younger one. (Canada, Mexico, P.R.).$ 7.00 The development of osteoarthritis in joints is a normal wear and tear process that occurs over the years $10.00 (Foreign) and can be seen when x -rays are talcen ofjoints of people who have shown no signs ofsymptoms related to PLEASE PRINT joints. The arthritis itself is not sufficient to stop people being physically active, and indeed, assuming tl1ey kept their muscles in good tone and condition, activity could be considered as a helpful process in prevent­ ing the development of symptoms. NAME --· ------A review of performance levels in the older person, when looked at from the highest level, that is, tltose with world records, shows a gradual increase in times recorded. As one ages this applies to all distances in ADDRESS -·------swimming, running and cycling, those sports in which power clevelopment and endurance capacity are the operative factors. Where slrill is important, as in tennis, rather than the other factors, deterioration ;n performance is not so rapid, nor is it so marked. Persons can perform in their own age groups at any lcs:el required by that group, provided that they are aware of their own limitations and provided also that they ZIP ------train up to the standard rather than starting at a set standard which is tar too high for their state of train· ing. Much of the problem in the older person comes from starting p ysical activity at a level wl1ich is too hiRh for their deterioratinR tissues. 2308 N.E. 19th Avenue The advice offered to older people is - 1. Train re,fUlar!,y - twice a week at least. Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33305 2. After a lay·oJJ start at half the previous intensity. 3. Gradually increase the intensity and duration oj the triUning effort during the season. 4. If you have a health problem, seek medical advice early. IS- - :wnwnu :ws -- :us -- 9 SWIM-MASTER \

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VOL V - No 8 1976 SWIM CALENDAR 1977 New England Masters Swim Club - Joy Miller, 401 Essex St., Hamilton, MA 01936 OCT 12, OCT 24~ HOV 9, DEC 5, DEC 14, JAN 9, JAN 23, FEB 8, MAR 8, MAR 20, APR 12, MAY 10, APR 23-Z4, JUN 7 Pacific Associati'on - Dore Schwab, Gray Oaks, Box 772, Ross, CA 94957 OCT 9·10, NOV 20-21, DEC 4/5 Inland Empire Associa!ion - Harry Lewis , 944 E. 39th, Spokane, WA 99203 NOV 20-21, MAR 12-13, APR 30-MAY 1 Pacific Northwest Association - Steve Engel, 2005 S. 30Sth, Federal Way, WA 98002 NOV 6-7, DEC lB-19, JAN 29-30, MAR 5-6, APR 2-3, JUN 4-5, JUL 16-17 Oregon Association - Connie Wilson, 10315 S.E. 82nd, Portland, OR 97266 NOV 6-7, JAN 15-16, FEB 26-27, APR 2-3, APR 22-24, JUN 11-12, AUG 12-14 OCT 10 Palomar College - Jerry Siefert, -5619 Sandburg Ave., San Diego, CA 92122 OCT 10 Leatherstocking Open - Pat Clinto'n, ACC Gymnasium, Cooperstown, NY 13326 OCT 15-16 Glastonbur 0 en - Dot Donnell 401 Shuttle Meadow Av New Britain CT 06052 OCT 25 Watertown - David Beardsle 13 0 Terr. Dr #102, Roseville, MN 55113 NOV Bartlesvi 1 le - Masters Swim Meet Dir., Ph i 1 ips Petroleum Co., Adams Bldg., Bartlesville, OK 74004 NOV 6-7 Southeastern - John P. Crews, M.D., 101 Doctors' Bldg, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 NOV 7 SPA Diving - Brud Cleaveland , 1520 Bay St., Santa Monica, CA NOV 7 Ryall Relays - Beth Gabriel 516 Ford St., Geneva, IL 60134 NOV 13 DC Masters - Bob Husson, 32S2 Aberfoyle Pl. NW, Washington, DC 20015 .. NOV 14 NOV 21

NOV 26-27 MASTERS SWIM CLINIC - Dr. Paul Hutinger, Western Illinois U., Macomb, IL ter. DEC 5 N. Suburban Y - Edie Terr , 1821 Sunn side Cir. Northbrook, IL 60062 DEC 1 DC Masters 1 50 - Bob Husson above JAN 8 Mid-Winter - Daniel Dav is, 434 Mix Ave., Hamden, CT 06514 JAN 14-15 IL Inst. of Tech. - Frank Havlicek, 781 N. Milton Rd., Palatine, IL 60067 JAN 22 DC Masters - •ob Husson (above) JAN 29-30 UNCC Masters - Richard Bober , 5415 Finsbury Pl., Charlotte, NC 28211 FEB 20 Shabonna Sharks - Ingrid Stine - 4119 N. Pittsburg, Chicago, IL 60634 MAR 13 St. Chas. Park Dist., Meredith Scanlon, 71 McKinley, St. Charles, IL 60174 APR 18-19 WIU - Dr . Paul Hutin er Western Illinois U. Macomb IL APR 30-MAY 1 State Meet - Beth Gab .•r i a 1 above