1963 Season - Archbishop Wood Swimming

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Reprint With Swimming World Magazine's Permission
1963 N.C.A,A. ALL-AMERICA SWIMMING TEAM NAMED
G. Robert Mowerson, Chairman, N.C.A.A. All-American Comm.
University of Minnesota
In selecting the 1963 N.C.A.A. All-America Swimming
Team, the Committee made every effort to be fair to all those
who had times submitted for consideration. It was f e l t that
it was only fair that every finalist at the N.C.A.A. Championships should b e on the team. This meant on the face of things
that anyone who had bettered the time of the sixth place m a n
would make the All-America. This, however, has not necessarily been the case as performance within a championship is
counted more heavily than a performance done in a dual meet
where the pressure is not nearly as great. Additionally, the
winners of the first two places in the N.C.A.A. Meet. For this
reason we are not listing times of the selected m e n because
this might cause too many questions as to why a faster time
is not listed ahead of the N.C.A.A. winner's time.
Again, just about every area of the country is represented
on the team, with the Middle-West having a preponderance
of those selected.
The certificates issued by the All-America Certification Committee to the members of this year's all America will be identical except for the name and the event, and with the further
exception the winner of that event in the N.C.A.A. Championship will have his certificate marked "N.C.A.A. Winner".
1 9 6 3 N.C.A.A. ALL-AMERICA SWIMMING TEAM
50 YARD FREE STYLE--Steven J. Jackman, Minnesota, N.C.A.A. Winner; Stephen
E. Clark, Yale; Michael M. Austint Yale; Michael R. Collins, U. S. Naval Academy;
Edward V. Spencer North Carolina State College Thomas J. Hayoen, Indiana;
Jeffrey P. Mattson, Michigan State; James R. Riutta, Michigan; Peter H. Browne,
Utah; Per Ola Lindberg, Southern California; John G. Bernard, Oklahoma; Graham
W. McMillan Wisconsin Terry M. Barnett, Miami University (Ohio).
100 YARD FREE STYLE--Per Ola Lindberg Southern California, N.C.A.A. Winner;
Michael M. Austin Yale Steven J. Jackman Minn'esota Stephen E. Clark Yale
Michael R. Collins U. S. Naval Academy Anthony H. Clay, U. S. Military Academy;
David C. Lyons, Ya e; Wi iam L. Wood, M ch gan State; M chae J. Wood, M ch gan
State: William M. Stueck Colgate.
200 YARD FREE STYLE--R. Edward Townsend, Jr., Yale N.C.A.A. Winner stephen
E. Clark Yale David C. Lyons Yale Michael J. Wood Michigan State Per Ola
L ndber~r. Sonthern Ca ifornia; Jon Knn,~d~. ~ o , t h e r n C~ ~n,n a: (~-~r ~'s
M!lssman, Yale Gary A. Verhoeven Indiana; William M. Stueck, Col~ate; R~;nh L.
A en, M nnesota; Frank W. Berry, M ch gan; James Corfman, Southern Ca forn a;
500 YARD FREE STYLE--John Konrada, Southern California, N.C.A.A. Winner; James
Corfman Southern Cali÷ornia (;ary A. Vertoeven Indiana Alan B. Somers Indiana
Ilkka T. Suvanto Stanford Richard A. McDonough, Villanova; R. Lynwood Straw,
Yale Brian Foss, Southern California; Robert A. Benson, Oregon; Roy D. Burry,
M ch gan.
1650 YARD FREE STYLE--John Konrads, So. California, N.C.A.A. Winner; Roy D.
Burry, Michigan; Alan B. Somers, Indiana; Thomas D. Dudley, Michigan; Brian
Foss, Southern California Gary A. Verhoeven, Indiana; Gary Heinrich, Cincinnati;
Terry McE gott, Los Ange es State; Ilka T. Suvanto, Stanford; Richard D. Boyd,
Oregon; John H. Dumont, Michigan.
100 YARD BUTTERFLY--Walter P. Richardson, Minnesota, N.C.A.A. Winner; Michael
Meafiffe Southern California Richard A. McDonough, Villanova; Larry A. Schulhof,
Indiana; Fred W. Sehmidt, Indiana; George M. Spear, Texas; Martin P. Hull. Stanford; Gerald S. Livingston Florida; Nathaniel L. Clark, Ohio State; Alasdair U.
Rarnetonn, ~mzth~rn Method st.
200 YARD BUTTERFLY--Richard A. McDonough, Villanova, N.c.A.A. Winner; Michael
Mealiffe Southern California Walter Y. Richardson Minnesota Fred W. Schmidt
nd ana; Larry A. Schu hof, nd ana; George M. Spear, Texas; Jeffrey B. Moore,
Michigan Ray E. Ellis. Minnesota Martin P. Hull Stanford Nathaniel L. Clark,
Ohio State; John A. Wagner, Indiana Gerald S. Livingston Florida.
100 YARD BACKSTROKE--Robert Bennett, So. Ca forn a, N.C.A.A. W nner; Jeffrey
P. Mattson, Michigan State; Jed R. Graef, Princeton; Edward C. Bartsch, Michigan;
Cameron T. Stock Indiana Louis B. Schaefer IV Ohio State; Roger L. Goettsche,
Yale Vernon G. Schimmel, Southern Methodist; H. Thompson Mann; North Carolina;
Harry T. Be nsk, U. S. Ar Force.
200 YARD BACKSTROKE--EdwardC. Bartsch Michigan N.C.A.A. Winner; Jed R. Graef,
Princeton; Cameron T. Stock, Indiana; Robert Bennett, Southern California; Roger
L. Goettsche, Yale; Louis B. Schaefer'IV, Ohio State; Edward T. Stickles, Indiana;
Vernon G. Schimmel Southern Methodist; Jeffrey P. Mattson, Michigan State.
100 YARD BREAST STROKE--R chard F. Ne son, M ch gan, N.C.A.A. W nner; G.
Gardiner Green, Princeton; Chester A. Jastremski, Indiana; Kenneth H. Nakasone,
Indiana; Peter I. Fogarasy, North Carolina State; John Gage, California; Jon P.
Rowe Southern Methodist; Carroll F. Henderson Texas Ted Petras Southern Illinois Virgil W. Luken, Minnesota; Peter A. Anderson, Indana; W am F. Drver,
M ch gan State.
200 YARD BREAST STROKE--Martin P. Hull, Stanford N.C.A.A. Winner; John R.
Pringle, Harvard; Chester A. Jastremski, nd ana; Jon P. Rowe, Southern Methodist;
Kenneth H. Nakasone, Indiana; Carroll F. Henderson, Texas; Richard F. Nelson,
Michigan; Virgil W. Luken, Minnesota; Jack Schlitz, Southern Illinois; G. Gardiner
Green, Princeton; Geza Bodolay, Michigan.
200 YARD MEDLEY--Harley M. (MarLy) Mull, Ohio State, N.C.A.A. Winner; R. Edward
Townsend, Jr., Yale; Edward T. Stickles, Indiana; Chester A. Jastremski, Indiana;
Alasdair U. Barnetson, Southern Methodist; John House, Southern California; Cary
P. Tremewan, Indiana William J. Milota, Minnesota; John R. Pringle, Harvard; Gary
E. Baker, Idaho; W lain L. Wood, Mich gan State; Dale A. Kiefer, Ya e; Stephen
Schultz, Utah.
400 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY--R. Edward Townsend, Jr., YAH!, N.C.A.A. Winner;
John R. Pringle, Harvard; Edward T. Stickles, Indiana; John House Southern California; Richard D. Boyd, Oregon; Cary P. Tremewan, Indiana; R chard E. Gretzinger,
Michigan State; Alasdair U. Barnetson, Southern Methodist; Dale A. Kiefer, Yale;
Richard Quick, Southern Methodist.
400 YARD MEDLEY RELAY--Minnesota, (Alfred G. Ericksen, Virgil W. Luken, Walter
P. Richardson, Steven J. Jackman); Yale (Roger L. Goettsche, Andrew R. Cooke,
Stephen E. Clark Michael M. Austin); Indiana (Cameron T. Stock Chester A.
Jastremsk, Fred W. Schm dt, Larry A. Schu hof); Southern Ca forn a (Robert Bennett Thomas Kane, Michael Mealiffe, Peter Reed). Michigan (Edward C. Bartsch,
Richard F. Nelson, Jeffrey G. Longstreth, Steven 'D. Thrasher); Stanford (Ken.neth
W. Pettigrew, David R. Gildea Martin P. Hull, Michael A. Doacher); Michigan State
(Jeffrey P. Mattson, W am F. Dryer, Chafes E. Strong, Willam L. Wood);
Princeton (Jed R. Graef, G. Gardiner Green, James R. Griffith, David A. Kennedy);
Ohio State (Louis B. Schaefer IV, Thomas Ockerse, Nathaniel L. Clark, Harley M.
(Marty) Mull) Southern Methodist (Vernon G. Schimmel, Jon P. Rowe, Alasdazr U.
Barnetson, Ned D. Merritt).
400 YARD FREE STYLE RELAY--Yale (Charles L. Mussman R. Edward Townsend Jr.,
David C. Lyons, Michael M. Austin), N.C.A.A. Winner; Mi;lneaota (Michael V. ~;'tauffer, Walter P. Richardson, Ralph L. Allen, Steven J. Jackman) Southern California
(Peter Reed, Robert Bennett, James Corfman, Per 0 a L ndberg); Yi anova (John
P. Geoghegan, Richard B. Girdler, Richard A. McDonough, Paul G Winn); U. S.
Military Academy (Steven M. Bliss, George J. Merges, William H. Landgraf, Anthony
H. Clay); Michigan State (Jeffrey P. Ma~lSon, Richard E. Gretzinger, William L.
Wood, Michael J. Wood); Indiana (Larry A. Schulhof, Fred W. Schmidt, Thomas T.
Hayden, Edward T. Stickles); Southern Methodist (Richard W. Quick R. Lee Underwood, Ned D. Merritt Alasdair U. Barnetson) San Jose State (Oavi~J Corbet James
E. Spear, Peter Sagues, N cho as Schoenmann); M ch gan (Thomas R. Burns, James
R. Riutta, Steven D. Thrasher, Frank W. Berry).
ONE METER DIVING--Louis V. Vitucci Ohio State, N.C.A.A. Winner; Stanley C.
Cox, Michigan; Juan Bote a, Oh o State; Gordon Beavers, Texas; Edward H. Boothman, Michigan; William J. Glueck Ohio State; Richard W. Flynn, Ohio State; Ronald
H. Squires, Maryand; Day d R. Hawk, Cornell; Roy Nichols, Rutgers; Richard W.
Gilbert, Indiana.
THREE METER DIVING--Louis V. Vitucci, Ohio State, N.C.A.A. Winner; Edward H.
9oothman, Michigan; William J. Glueck, Ohio State; Roy Nichols, Rutgers; Stanley
C. Cox. Michigan; Gordon Beavers, Texas Goran Lundcfuist Ohio State; Be E Walk
sten, Ohio; Juan Bote a, Oh o State; John And'rews, Pr nceton; Richard W. Gilbert,
Indiana.
RERYCH, ROBIE... PEEKSKILL M.A.
TOP PREPS ALL AMERICANS
Lawrenceville, New Jersey-Steve Rerych and Carl Robie
each placed first in two individual events to give Peekskill
Military Academy four of the five first place mentions in the
1963 Prep School All American Swimming Team. The All
American listing compiled by Philip G. Pratt, Coach of the
Lawrenceville School, revealed just three schools able to grab
off the first place honors.
Lawrenceville School had three first place All American
and Punahou School rounded out the top spots with two first
place times.
Peekskill's Rerych was the fastest prep swimmer in the 200
yard freestyle 1:49.4 and the 100 yard freestyle 49.1; teammate Robie claimed his firsts in the 200 yd. individual medley
2:04.0 and 400 .yard freestyle 4:01.7. Peekskill's 200 yard
freestyle relay (Steve Rerych, Carl Robie, Ron Wirth and Dick
Williams) outswam the nations preps to clock 1:30.-, for the
fastest time recorded•
Peter Worthen, Lawrenceville, with a 22.2, was the fastest
m the 50 yd. freestyle, teammate Phd Butch R1 er scored
first in the 100 yd. butterfly with his time of 52.7, and the
third Lawrenceville first went to Russ Kingery in the 100 yard
backstroke 55.3.
Punahou School, Hawaii, had a pair of first place times.
Allen Richardson recorded the fastest 100 yard prep breaststroke 1:04.0 and the medley team of Alan Van Etten, Alien
Richardson, James Miles, Mike Miles, stroked the 200 yd.
medley relay in 1:42.7.
1962 first place winners were unable to successfully retain
their rankings, though Steve Rerych, 1962 first place All
American in the 400 yard freestyle, outranked Riker in the
200 yard freestyle by 6-tenths of a second, Riker clocking
1:51.0.
David Tyler III, Williston, 50 yd. 1962 Freestyle All American first pmce mention slipped to 22.4, well off his 1962 time
of 22.0 and barely nosed out Rayner Handley, Pine Crest,
22.5, for 2nd place ranking.
Russ Kingery improved his 1962 time by 2.7 seconds in
the 200 yard individual medley to a 2:06.2, but was only able
to claim the 2nd slot over Ron Wirth, Peekskill.
James Miles, Punahoe, 1962 All America 100 yard butterfly
kingpin knocked 1.7 seconds of his last year's time to a 53.5
but was still over a second slower than this years best, Butch
Riker. Carl Robie's 54.4 claimed the third spot.
In the 1O0 yd. freestyle, Dave Tyler III for the second year
claimed runnerup spot to the winner, this year . . . Rerych.
Patrick MaeLean, St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn., ranked third,
50.0.
Ron Wirth improved his 1962 time in the 100 yd. backstroke, but Russ Kingery, who was second in '62, improved
his even better, and stroked to top honors. Wirth's best was
56.8 followed by Rayner Handley, Pine Crest, 58.1.
Carl Robie had little competition for top spot in the 400
yd. freestyle. Pine Crest's Raymond Weeks' 4:08.0 was well
off the top time, followed by David Beaty, Lawrenceville,
4:09.5 a n d Tom Haynie, Punahou, son of the ex-Stanford
coach, now coaching the Hawaiian prep school.
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Photos:
1 Peter Worthen
2 Phil Biker
3 Steve Rerych
4 Allen Richardson
5 Carl Robie
6 Rus Kingery
Lloyd Rodenbaugh, Wayland Prep, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin,
trailed Punahou's Richardson for 100 yard breaststroke honors.
Rodenbaugh clocked 1:04.6 followed by Stephen Teaford,
Exeter 1:04.8.
Tom Cazel, Pinehurst; Paul Doty, Williston; Tom Hutton,
Fork Union MA; Gene Martin, McCallie; and Tom Paxton,
Lawreneeville repeated as All American Prep Divers.
200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY: Punahou Honolulu, Hawaii (Alan Van Etten, Allen
Richardsonj James Miles Mike Miles) 1:42.7; Peekskill M.A., N.Y. (Charles Wigo,
Robert Remes, R chard Wi Jams. Mort s Sp tzer) 1:43.4: Deerfield, Mass. (David
Hoof, Edward Ragland, Douglas Kennedy Anthony Wilson) 1:43.8 Deerfield Mass.
Pine Crest Ft. Lauderdale Fla. (Rayner Handley Bob Joslyn Raymond Weeks, Louis
Strehl) 1:43.8; Lawrencev e, N.J. (Russe K ngery, R chard Dougherty, Jerry Finch,
Peter Worthen) 1:45.2 Hill Pottstown Pa. (Francis Beidler, James Kaufmann, Man
Rose Alexander Sidar) 1:45.;7 Williston, Easthampton, Mass. (Leigh Adams William
Charbonneau Glenn Yngve Fred Gilbert) 1:46.4; Albany, N.Y. (Edward Collins, Dale
Carpenter, Michael O'Connor, Bruce Biagi) 1:46.5; Exeter, N.H. (Albert Lincoln,
Stephen Teaford, John Doumlele, Dayton Voorhees) 1:46.8; Haverford (David Wilson,
Peter Grace, Stephen Stack, Stephen Chance) 1:47.5.
200 YARD FREESTYLE: Stephen Rer~(ch (Peeksskili M.A.) 1:49.4 Philip Riker (Lawrenceville) 1:51.0 David Tyler (Wflliston) 1:51.3; James Miles (Punahou) 1:52.2;
Carl Robie (Peekski[I M.A.) 1:52.8 Anthony Wilson (Deerfield) 1:52.8; Bruce Lechler
(Hilt) 1;53.3 Allen McPhee (Chadwick Rolling Hills Calif.) 1:54.0; Raymond Weeks
(P ne Crest) 1:54.0; David Beaty (LawrenceviNe) 1:54.4.
50 YARD FREESTYLE: Peter Worthen (Lawrenceville) 22.2: David Tyler (Williston)
22.4; Douglas Kennedy (Deerfield) 22.4; Rayner Handley (Pine Crast) 22.5; Stephen
Rerych (Peekskill M.A.) 22.5; Richard Williams (Peekskill M.A.) 22.5; David Hoof
(Deerfield) 22.6; Marco Bonne (Pine Crest) 22.7; Mike Miles (Punahou) 22.9;
Stephen Stack (Haverford) 23.0.
200 YARD iNDIVIDUAL MEDLEY: Carl Robie (Peekskill M.A.) 2:04.0; Russell Kingery
(Lawrenceviile) 2:06.2 Ronnio Wirth (Peekskill M.A.) 2:08.0 Stephen Teaford
(Exeter) 2:08.0 Bill Belding (Chadwick) 2:08.0; Stephen Rerych (Peekekill M.A.)
2:08.5 Barry Wemple (Williston) 2:09.4; James Miles (Punahou) 2:09.7; Tom Johnson (Ma vern, Pa.) 2:11.2; Anthony W son (Deerf e d) 2:11.6.
DIVING (Alphabetical Listing): William Baird (Haverford, Pa.); John Bonolli (Pine
Crest) Tom Cazel (Pine Crest); Paul Doty (Williston); Mark Gevinson (Worcester,
Mass.) Tom Hutton (Fork Union M.A. Va.) Timothy Mahoney (Andover Mass.)
Cleve Meredith (Georgia M.A.) Gene Martin (McCallie Chattanooga Tenn.) Torn
Paxton (Lawrenceville).
100 YARD BUTTERFLY= Philip Biker (Lawrencevilte) 52.7; James Miles (Punahou)
53.5; Carl Robie (Peekskill M.A.) 54.4; Joe Brey (Fork Union M.A.) 55.2; Douglas
Kennedy (Deerfield) 55.6 John Doumlele (Exeter) 55.8 David Tyler (Williston) 56.5
Charles Wigo (Peekskill M.A.) 56.5; Jerry Finch (Lawrenceville) 56.7; Anthony
Wilson (Deerfield) 56.9.
100 YARD FREESTYLE: Stephen Rerych (Peekskill M.A.) 49.1; David Tyler (Williston) 49.2 Patrick MacLean (St. Thomas St. Paul, Minn.) 50.0; Douglas Kennedy
(Deerfie d) 50.3; Anthony W son (Deerfed) 50.3; Mike Mi es (Punahou) 50.5;
Marco Bonne (Pine. Crest) 50.8 William Gallas (Chadwick) 50.8; Russell Kingery
(Lawrenceville) 51.0; Phi p R ker (Lawrencev e) 51.1; Bruce Bag (A bany) 51.1:
100 YARD BACKSTROKE: Russell Kingery (Lawrenceville) 55.3. Ronald Wirth (Peekskill M.A.) 56.8; Rayner Handley (Pine Crest) 58.1; Bill Be'lding (Chadwick) 58.5;
David Hoff (Deerfield) 59.3; Barry Wemple (Williston) 59.5; Alan Van Etten (Punahou) 59.7 Dick Mercuri (Riverdale, N.Y.C.) 59.8; Lydon Neumann (Pine Crest)
1:00.1; Garrett GoD (Punahou) 1:00.1.
400 YARD FREESTYLE: Carl Robie (Peekskill M.A.) 4:01.7; Raymond Weeks (Pine
Crest) 4:08.0; David Beaty (Lawrenoevitle) 4:09.5; Torn Haynie (Punahou) 4:10.9;
Anthony Wilson (Deerfield) 4:10.9; Bruce Lechler (Hill) 4:11.5; Philip Houser (Chadwick) 4:12.7; Tom Johnson (Malvern) 4:13.4; Mack Pardew (Calvert Hall Baltimore,
Maryland) 4:14.0; Barry Wemp e (W I ston) 4:15.6.
100 YARD BREASTSTROKE: Allen Richardson (Punahou) 1:04.0; Lloyd Rodenhaugh
(Wayland, Beaver Dam, Wis.) 1:04.6; Stephen Teaford (Exeter) 1:04.8; Peter Grace
(Haverford) 1:05.2; Robert Reines (Peekskill M.A.) 1:05.3; Owen Paris (McBurney,
N.Y.C.) 1:05.9; William Charhonneau (Williston) 1:06.2; Cleve Meredith (Georgia
M.A.) I:06.3; James Kaufmann (Hill) 1:07.1 Robert Corris (Moses Brown Providence, R.I.) 1:07.2.
200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY: Peekskill M.A. (Stephen Rerych, Carl Robie, Ronald
Wirth, Richard Williams) 1:30.1; Pine Crest (Marco Bonne Raymond Weeks Louis
Strehl I Rayner Handley) 1:31.4; Williston (Lewis Davis, Percy Ballantine, Barry
Wemple, David Tyler) 1:31.5; Lawrenceville (Peter Worthen, James Gatterdam,
Herbert Kerr Brian Conner) 1:31.8 Deerfield (Mather Niell, Edward Ragland, Ned
Daly, John Lionberger) 1:32.8; Punahou (James Miles, Mike Miles, Bill Dick, John
Madison) 1:32.9= Haverford (Stephen Stack Francis Boyer WilliamStromeyer,
Stephen Chance) 1:33.0; Hill (Frederick Tygart t Alexander Sidar, Bruce Lechler,
Henry Scattergood) 1:33.4; Andover (John Philhps, Tom Carethers. Inhn RartnrA
Stuart Davis) 1;33.8; Riverdale (Dave Ba , Ma B ngwa t,
Goetz) 1:34.3.
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PAUL SCHEERER
WAYNE ANDERSON
CHUCK RICHARDS
LARRY ANDREASON
SCOTT CORDIN
scHOLLANDER NAMED IN SIX INDIVIDUAL EVENTS
6 RECORDS SET AS EAST-WEST DIVIDE
1963 INTERSCHOLASTIC ALL AMERICA HONORS
Detroit, Mich.-First place rankings in the 1963 interscholastic All America are evenly divided between the east and
west according to the rankings compiled by Ray Mondro,
Chairman of the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches
Association All America Selection Committee. But after first
,place, California continued to lead the nation, placing 38
individuals, 8 in the medley relays and 9 in the freestyle
relays.
Illinois placed 22 individuals, and 13 relays, followed by
Michigan, 10 individuals, 5 relays, Texas, 8 and 2, Ohio 6 and
2, Florida 6 and 0, New York 6 and 1, Pennsylvania 4-2,
Kansas 4, Minn. 3, Washington 3, New Jersey 3, Nebraska,
Iowa, Okla., Wisconsin 2 each, Rhode Island, Maryland,
Conn., North Carolina, Oregon and Geor~gia 1 each.
The fact that only 22 states were able to place men in the
High School All America points up the tremendous gap
between the West Coast-Mid-west areas, and the rest of the
country. The gap can be narrowed only by additional effort
and coaching. Swimmers from the leading areas are backed
by a tremendous age group program that produces quality
as well as depth.
Again as last year when Roy Saari dominated the All America selections, one swimmer stands out above the rest. Don
Schollander, the 16 year old junior from Santa Clara, set two
of the six new National Interscholastic records. His 3:46.4
for the 400 yd. freestyle and 1:44.5 for the 200 yd. freestyle
erased marks set in 1961 by Saari. Schollander tied for third
in the 100 yd. freestyle 48.9, was third in the 100 yd. backstroke 56.0 and tied for 12th in the 50 yd. freestyle 22.5. He
anchored the Santa Clara High School 200 yd. medley relay
(Mike Schmidt, Wayne Anderson, Dean Bisterfeldt) to a new
national interscholastic mark of 1:40.1. He and his Santa
Clara teammates (Bisterfeldt, Schmidt, Jeff Reeder) placed
8th nationally in the 200 yd. freestyle relay.
Scott Cordin, senior from Hinsdale, Ill., placed second to
Schollander in the 400 yd. freestyle 3:55.1 and the 200 yd.
freestyle 1:47.5. Cordin also made 12th place in the 50 yd.
freestyle standings.
York, Pennsylvania's Bill Groft with a 48.5 for the 100
yd. freestyle laid claim to being the fastest schoolboy sprinter
in the nation. This might be challenged by Phil Denkevitz,
Baltimore Poly, who took second place listing with a 48.6.
Brad Lindeblad, South Broward High, Hollywood, Fla., and
Don Schollander tied for the third mention, followed by
Thomas Schwartin, Evanston and Dean Willeford, Downey,
both 49.0.
Denkevitz, who in 1962 missed first place honors in the
50 yard freestyle by a tiny 1-tenth of a second, earned the
top spot in 1963 by virtue of his 21.8. Bruce Ball, Nutley,
N.J., William Stipek, Tacoma Wilson High, Wash., and Ken
Wiebeck, Thurston High, Detroit, all tied for second in 22.1.
KERRY O'HARA
Bltt SHROUT
John Leasure, McKinley High, Canton, Ohio, made good
his coach, Ted Branin's forecast that he would be the best
in the nation in the 100 yd. backstroke. Leasure moved up
from his 1962 5th place ranking to first place in 1963 with a
solid 55.0 performance. This time was almost a full second
faster than second place Alamo Heights, Texas swimmer,
Charles Worrel 55.9, and the pair from Santa Clara, Don
Schollander 56.0 and Mike Schmidt 56.1. Kerry O'Hara, Kenmore East, Tonawanda, N.Y. and Kenneth Wiebeck, Thurston, Detroit were their areas best as they recorded the identical
times of 56.3.
Richard Roth, the talented junior from Atherton, California
completely dominated the 200 yd. individual medley. Roth's
2:00.7 not only ripped the national interscholastic record of
2:01.8, but was better than any time in the NCAA Championship for the same event, and would be good for 4th in
the 1963 AAU Indoor Championship. Four swimmers were
tied in the 2:03's . . . Bob Hopper, Arcadia, Calif., clinched
the runnernp All America honor in the medley with a 2:03,
just 1-tenth faster than the outstanding Northwest swimmer,
Charles Richards, Tacoma Stadium High. Robert Hart, Fresno,
Calif., clocked 2:03.6 to nose out for fourth La Crescenta's
Buddy Bates, 2:03.7.
William Jennison, Cooley High, Detroit, repeated his All
America rating from 1962 with a brilliant 52.6 for the 100
yd. butterfly. This time established a new interscholastic record, clipping the old mark of 52.7 set by Fred Schmidt, 1961.
Don Schollander 53.1 and his Santa Clara teammate, Dean
Bisterfeldt 53.4 ranked 2nd and 3rd in the 100 yd. butterfly,
followed by Matt Hand, Hinsdale 53.6, and Don Spencer,
Seaholm, Birmingham, Mich., 53.9.
As mentioned before, Don Schollander 1:44.5 followed by
Scot Cordin 1:47.5 paced the 200 yd. freestyle event. Dean
Willeford, Downey, Calif., who shortened his season by playing on the U.S. Pan American Water Polo team, earned third
place, 1:47.9, followed by Mike Wall, Blackford, San Jose,
Calif., and William Shrout, Brooklyn Tech 1:48.8.
Unheralded Russ Webb, Fullerton, Calif., senior, who in
1962 just barely did make All America honors with a last
place listing, catapaulted into the 1963 first place spot with
a new interscholastic 100 yd. breaststroke mark of 1:01.6,
more than 31/z seconds over his previous best. It was very
close in the runnerup spots, as six boys clocked in the 1:02's.
Hinsdale's Paul Scheerer 1:02,1, Wayne Anderson, Santa
Clara, 1:02.3, Kenneth Glasser, Central, Omaha, Iowa, 1:02.7,
Richard Roth, Atherton, 1:02.8, Ricky Nesbit, Dallas Highland Park, 1:02.9 and William Powers, Azusa, Calif., 1:02.9
followed in order.
Evanston, Illinois 200 yd. freestyle relay tied the existing
national interscholastic record 1:30.0 for their first place menC o n t i n u e d on page 26
BOB HOPPER
KEN WIEBECK
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DON SCHOLLANDER, Santa Clara
KEN $1TZBURGER, Fenwick High, Oak Park
WILLIAM JENNISON, Cooley High, Detroit (Top)
RUSS WEBB, Fullerlon; JOHN LEASURE, McKinley, Canton
PHIL DENKEVITZ, Baltimore Poly
BILL GROFT, Penn High, York, Po.
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JERRY MACEDO
GARY ILMAN
JERROLD SHEELEY
PETE MAXWELL
11 NATIONAL JC MARKS SET
MERTEN AND ILMAN LEAD 1963 JC ALL AMERICAN SELECTIONS
Walnut, California-Twenty four Junior Colleges are represented in the 1963
JC All American Team compiled by
John Stonebraker, Mt. San Antonio College. But it was Nort Thornton's Foothill JC that outdistanced all the rest
as the Owls from Northern California
received 39 All American rankings, followed by Los Angeles Valley 24, Long
Beach City College 18, Orange Coast
College 18, Fullerton 13, Santa Monica
11, and the others all with less than 10.
So strong are the Junior-Colleges in
California, that only Flint, Michigan and
Worcester, Mass. were able to place in
the All American rankings, and then they
placed but one swimmer each.
The ability of the Junior College
swimmers should not be taken lightly,
for in three events, the 200 yd. freestyle,
100 yd. breaststroke and 200 yd. breaststroke, the first place rankings would
have given these swimmers a first in
the NCAA Championships. The 1st place
ranking in the 1650 yd. freestyle and
the 500 yd. freestyle would have finished at least third in the NCAA Championships.
With more and more of the California
swimmers turning to JUNIOR COLLEGE before attending a four year
school, these All American rankings,
and their championships most certainly
have a place in the swimming picture
in the United States. It is not beyond
the realm of possibility that the JC
swimmers will be in the thick of competition for berths on the 1964 Olympic
team. The JC's have the facilities, and
the qualified coaches to challenge many
of the four year schools.
Gary Ilman, only a year out of high
school, set a National JC mark of 1:46.0
to claim first place ranking in the 200
yd. freestyle. Ilman, from Foothill, also
set National JC marks of 47.9 for 100
yd. freestyle and 52.7 for the 100 yd.
butterfly. Trailing Ilman in the 100 yd.
event was Doug Evans, Long Beach CC
48.8 and Topper Horack, Foothill 49.7.
Evans tied the National JC mark of
22.3 to claim first place in the 50 yd.
freestyle event. Lloyd Berens, Bakersfield, 2 2 . 4 and Tom Schupbach, Chaffey,
22.5 followed in that order.
Ranking just behind Ilman in the 200
yd. freestyle was teammate Jerry Macedo 1:48.4 and Evans from Long Beach
City, 1:50.0.
Jerry Macedo, a distance man with
great promise, completely outclassed all
other All Americans in the 500 yd. and
1650 yd. freestyle. Macedo earned the
first place ranking in the 500 with a
5:00.8, establishing a new record for this
event. Closest to the distance kingpin
was teammate Tom Diefenderfer, 5:06.6
and Peter Churchill, Santa Monica,
5:07.6.
The same trio led the 1650 yd. free-
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by Diefenderfer 17:53.5 and Chlrehill
18:06.0.
Pete Maxwell, Santa Moniea was the
backstroke kingpin, .ranking first in the
100 yd. event due to his 56.9 clocking.
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from Foothill, placed 2nd and 3rd with
57.7 and 58.0 performances.
In the 200 yd. event, Maxwell's 2:04.4
was fast enough to take the top spot
over Larry Raffaelli, Los Angeles Valley,
2:07.5 and Mike Hewitt, Foothill, 2:08.0.
Ken Merten, Los Angeles Valley, ranking almost at the top nationally, easily
placed first in the 100 yd. breaststroke
as he set a new JC mark of 1:01.0. He
'also set National JC marks in the 200
yd. breaststroke 2:14.5 and the 200 yd.
individual medley 2:06.5. Trailing Merten in the 100 yd. rankings were Don
King, Long Beach, 1962 standout, who
was timed in 1:01.8, and teammate Terry Humphries, 1:03.1. In the 200 yd.
event, King again trailed Merten for
second ranking, 2:18.3 and Cerritos College's Dave Ashleigh earned third place,
2:20.1.
Trailing Merten in the 200 yd. individual medley All American rankings
were Foothill's Gary Ilman, 2:06.7 and
Orange Coast College's Bill Watkins,
2:08.1.
Jerro/d Sheeley, E1 Camino, the only
man to repeat his All American first
place ranking, as he led the 400 yd.
individual medley with a solid 4:38.2,
to establish a new JC record. Trailing
Sheeley was Dave Ashleigh, Cerritos
4:40.3 and Dick Chapman, Long Beach,
4:46.0.
Gary Ilman, Foothill, by setting a
national JC mark of 52.7 for the 100
d. butterfly, won the first place ranking
or that event. Teammate Bob Plate 53.3
and John Sato, Los Angeles Valley, 54.0
followed in that order.
Rudy Kroon's great swimmer, Jerrold
Sheeley, set a JC mark to cop first place
All America standing for the 200 yd.
butterfly event. John Sate, 2:02.4 and
Bob Plate, 2:04.4 trailed in order.
Foothill placed first in both relays.
Their national JC mark of 3:43.8 in the
400 yd. medley lifted them to first over
Los Angeles Valley, 3:44.1 and Long.
Beach City, 3:48.7.
In the 400 yd~ freestyle relay, Foothill prevailed with a fast JC national
record of 3:18.6, with Santa Monica
3:22.2 and Los Angeles Valley 3:23.3
trailing.
For complete 1963 Junior College All
American listing see back of issue, under
meet results.
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outclassing teammate Marge Hengst,
1:15.7, and Marie Pferr, W.S.A., 1:21.9.
Miss Friedman made it a double win
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7:21.6, and third place Carol Cole, Jersey City Y.W.C.A., 7:28.3,
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INDIVIDUAL HIGH POINT WINNERS AT THE 3rd ANNUAL YMCA CAMP CARTER
MEET. Front row, L to R--Burt Anderson, El Paso Y,. 1.0 & .under; Vicki Miles,
M d and, opeh~ Barry Deacon Jonesboro Y 11-12 Tern Lee Joyce, ~'antner uoys
Club, 11-12; Becky Robinson, San Antonio Aquatic Club, 10 & under; Back row,
L to R--Dale Caplan, Yoyettes 15-17; Charles Mender, Shreveport SC, open; Pete
Velde Longview Y, 15-17; Paula Clements, Longview Y, 13-14; Bruce Foster, San
Anton a Aquatic Club, 13-14.
CAPLAN COPS FIVE FIRSTS AT FT. WORTH
Ft. Worth, Texas - - Dale Caplan, Royettes, accounted for
five firsts in the 15-17 girls division and one in the open competition at the Third Annual YMCA Camp Carter Swim Meet
June 1-2. Dale was triumphant in the 15-17 50 yd. freestyle
(se), 27.6, 100 yd. backstroke, 1:12.3, 100 yd. freestyle, 1:01.0,
100 yd. butterfly, 1:09.3, and 200 yd. individual medley,
2:39.4, while also placing first in the open division 200 yd.
freestyle, 2:19.7, nosing out Jan Belknap, Panther Boys Club,
2:20.0.
Shreveport Swim Club's Charles Minder came through with
a trio of successes in the boys open classification. Minder
scored in the 100 yd. freestyle, 54.5, 100 yd. butterfly, 59.5,
and 400 yd. individual medley, 5:13.9.
Terri Joyce of Panther Boys Club was victorious thrice in
the girls competition. Terri topped her rivals in the 11-12 50
yd. breaststroke, 37.9, 50 yd. backstroke, 34.5, and the open
400 yd. individual medley, 5:59.2.
Triple wins were also notched in the boys action by Barry
Deacon, Jonesboro Y, and Burr Anderson, E1 Paso Y. Barry
captured the 11-12 50 yd. freestyle, 27.2, 50 yd. backstroke,
33.3, and 200 yd. individual medley, 2:35.7. Burr took the
10 and under 50 yd. backstroke, 36.2, 50 yd. butterfly, 32.3,
and 100 yd. individual medley, 1:18.0. Bruce Foster and
Eddie Sykes, both representing San Antonio Aquatic Club,
ganged up for five wins. Foster captured the 13-14 100 yd.
butterfly, 1:01.3, and 200 yd. individual medley, 2:24.0. Sykes
tallied in the open 200 yd. freestyle, 2:01.0, 400 yd. freestyle,
4:30.2, and 15-17 200 yd. individual medley, 2:18.1.
Jan Belknap and S. Speight, both of Panther Boys Club,
triumphed in four and three events respectively in the girls
bracket. Miss Belknap placed first in the open 400 yd. freestyle, 5:06.6, and 100 yd. butterfly, 1:15.8, also churning home
first in the 13-14 100 yd. freestyle, 1:03.7, and 100 yd. butterfly, 1:11.6.
Miss Speight copped the 13-14 50 yd. freestyle, 28.9, and
came through in the open 100 yd. backstroke, 1:16.3, and 100
yd. freestyle, 1:07.5.
San Antonio Athletic Club's Becky Robinson achieved firsts
in the 10 and under 50 yd. breaststroke, 40.4, and 100 yd.
individual medley, 1:22.7.
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AUGUST
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23, 24
25, 24
24
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24, 25
23-25
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24, 25
24, 25
25
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26
30
30, 31
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30, 31
Sept. 1
31
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Columbus, Nebr.: Swimming
Ontar o, Can CanadianNational Exhibition Age Group Swim
Webster Groves, Mo.: Webster Groves Age Group & Senior
Hunt ngton, West Va.: Huntington Summer Invitational
Albuquerque New Mex.: State Open Swimming & Diving Champs
Atlanta, Ga.: Triad Invitational
Virginia Beach Va.: Senior Championships.
Iowa Falls, la.: Iowa Falls Open Age Group & Open NAT'L. JR. MEN'S
200 M. MEDLEY RELAY AND NAT'L. JR. WOMEN'S 50 M. FREESTYLE
San Francisco, Cal.: Far Western Diving
Los Angeles, Cal.: RoaemeadSt. Dist. Champs LC.
Jasenville, Ind.: Shakamak Meet Open 2 Age Groups 14 & Under and
15 & Over
Milwaukee Wisc.: Men's Sr. & Boy's Age Group
Toledo, Ohio: To edo Recreation Festival, Age Group & Sr.
Pasco Wash.: Jr. Olympics (LC)
Buffalo N.Y.: National Relay Champs
Baltimore, Md.: So. At antic Assoc. Champs.
Lynwood, Cal.: Senior 1500 Meter
Los Angeles, Cal.: Age Group Relays LC.
Indianapolis, Ind.: Indianapolis City Meet
Sacramento Cal.: State Fair Meet
Seatt e, Wash.: Pacific NW Assoc. Age Group Girls' Meet
Los Angeles, Caf.: SPA Age Group Champs (EC)
El Paso, Tex.: MEN'S 100 METER FREESTYLE JR. NAT'L., Age Group
& Open
West Texas, N. Mex.: Age Group & Open Swimming & Diving
SIOUX C TY MAR NERS 9-10 RELAY TEAM winners who broke meet records in the
freesty e and medley relays at the recent Phillips 66 Invitational. L to R--Cyd
Hersley, Marilyn Welding, Allison Brodie, Ju a Wa man.
3 AMER., 6 NAT. MARKS SET AT CHAUTAUQUA
Chautauqua, Ohio - Lois Pleiman, Dayton Dolphins, Carolyn
Booth, Flying Fish, and L. Altenau, "Coke", all bettered American records in the open activity of the Eighth Annual Miami
Valley 50 yd. course A.A.U. Open Swimming and Diving Meet
June 12-15. Three new American marks and six National Age
Group standards were set. Lois made her mark in the girls
open 200 yd. butterfly, 2:46.1; Carolyn copped hers in the 1650
yd. freestyle, 23:13.7; and Altenau accounted for his in the boys
open 200 yd. butterfly, 2:13.2.
Beth Ellers, Kokomo Y, and Marcie Schwartz, Lakeside Park;
eclipsed National standards in the girls 10 and under competition. Beth posted a mark in the 200 yd. individual medley,
2:49.2, and also placed first in the 50 yd. freestyle, 31.0, 100
yd. freestyle, 1:08.9, and 50 yd. butterfly, 32.6. Marcie erased
a National record in the 50 yd. backstroke via a 34.1 performance. A quartet representing Cincinnati Pepsi Marlins notched
a National mark in the boys 10 and under 200 yd. freestyle
with a 2:06.0 clocking.
D. Pursley, Plantation Swim Club, and Bonnie Mero, Dick
Smith Swim Gym, each annexed one National record in the
11-12 festivities. Pursley took the boys 100 yd. breaststroke,
1:16.9, and Miss Mero prevailed in the girls 200 yd. freestyle,
2:21.9. Bonnie also collected wins in the 50 yd. butterfly, 31.5,
and 200 yd. individual medley, 2:41.5.
Plantation Swim Club's Frank Hartye shattered a National
mark in the boys 13-14 200 yd. freestyle with a 2:03.1 finish
and also was triumphant in the 100 yd. freestyle, 55.3.
Junelle Cunningham, unattached, aehieved success four times
i n the girls 13-14 and open divisions. Junelle won the 13-14
100 yd. freestyle, 58.6, 100 yd. backstroke, 1:07.5, 200 yd.
freestyle, 2:19.3, and open 100 yd. freestyle, 1:02.7.
Ed Bettendorf, LP, and E. Beck, Coea-Cola, garnered three
wins apiece in the boys action. Bettendorf was successful in
the 13-14 100 yd. backstroke, 1:04.4, 100 yd. butterfly, 1:03.3,
and 200 yd. individual medley, 2:18.6. Beck triumphed in the
open 200 yd. backstroke, 2:18.7, 400 yd. individual medley,
4:55.1, and 1650 yd. freestyle, 19:30.4.
Dan Garteiz, CC, and Jan Pope, unat., secured two victories
each in the open diving action. Garteiz tallied 445.40 in the
one meter and 476.55 in the three meter, and Miss Pope totaled
337.95 in the one meter and 349.90 in the three meter. Terry
Borehers, DD, rang up a double win performance in the boys
15-17 events, netting 285.15 in the one meter and 315.65 in
the three meter. Ginny Welton, DD, took the girls 15-17 one
meter with 213.45, and Sandy Aldridge, unattached, won the
three meter, 338.85. Posting firsts in the one meter contests
in the other divisions were the following: 13-14 - John Huffstutler, NYSC, 239.70, and Susan Osberger, MJC, 208.50; 1112 - Jody Gorog, unat., 134.95, and Becky Sanders, SSC,
143.90; and 10 and under - Mike Motter, unat., 85.80, and
Chris Dean, SPY, 75.40.
HIGH SCHOOL ALL AMERICA
(Continued from Page 4)
tion followed by Fullerton, Calif. 1:30.2, East Rockford, Ill.,
Hinsdale, Ili., and Newport Beach, calif., all 1:30.4.
Trailing Santa Clara's 200 yd. medley record breaking crew
1:40.1 were New Trier 1:41.2, Hinsdale 1:41.7 and Highland
Park, Dallas, 1:42.6.
Diving All-Americans who repeated included Larry Andreason, Western High, Anaheim, Calif., Charles Knorr, Pompano
Beach, Fla., Mike Kunkel, Free Academy, Rome, N.Y., and
Kenneth Sitzberger, Fenwick, Oak Park, Ill. Others making
the list were James Brinson, Medford, Oregon, Jaek Estes,
Shawnee Mission East, Kansas City, Kan., Lee Jones, Myers
Park, Charlotte, N.C., Julian Krug, Blaekford, San Jose, Arthur
Rowe, Lakewood, Ohio, Steve Sorensen, Westside, Omaha,
and Douglas Todd, New Trier, Ill. and others.
For complete All America see listing under Meet Summary.
back part of July issue.
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ARCADIA
54.0"
MILAH
BURBANK
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LA HABRE
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1963 HIGH SCHOOLALL AMERICANTEAM
COMPILED BY RAy J. MONDRO,COACH
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** TIES NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTICRECORD
400 YD FREESTYLE: DONALDSCHOLLANDER(SANTACLARA, CAL.)
3:46.4*; SCOTTCORDIN (HINSDALE, ILL.) 3:55.1; THOMAS
JAHISON (6ULLARD, FRESNO,CALIF.) 3:56.9; WM. SHROUT
(TECHNICAL, RROOKLYN,N.Y.) 3:57.1; KARLMCCRARY(PALO
ALTO, CALIF.) 3:57.9; MICHAELWALL (BLACKFORD,SAN JOSE,
CALIF.) 3:5B.0; DEANWILLEFORD (DOWNEY, CALIF.) 3:58.0;
ROBERTHART (FRESNO, CALIF.) 3:59.5; WILLIAM SWISHER
(EVANSTON, ILL.) 3:59.7; DOUGLASJENSEN (OXNARD,CALIF.)
4:00.6; WILLIAM RURSON(NEw TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL.) 4:01.0;
RICHARD ROTH (MIDDLEFIELD, ATHERTON,CALIF.) 4:02.2; BUDDY
BATES (LA CRESCENTA,CALIF.) 4:02.4; BUBBATONGAY(JACKSON
MIAMI, FLA,) 4:02.5; MORGANMANNING (ARCADIA, CALIF.)
4:03.1; STEVE BOSS (ARCADIA, CALIF.) 4:04.1; JAMESWESTERHAN (INGLEWOOD,CALIF.) 4:04.8; ROLLIE GROSETH(HINSDALE,
ILL.) 4:05.1; GEORGESALDANA(WESTERN, DETROIT, MICH.)
4:05.5; RICHARDSCHNEIDER(COLLINWOOD,CLEVELAND,OHIO)
4:05.5.
iO0 YD FREESTYLE: WILLIAM GROFT (PENN, YORK, PA.) 46.5;
PHILIP DENKEVITZ (POLYTECHNIC, BALTIMORE,HD.) 46.6; BRAD
LINDEBLAD (So. BROWARD,HOLLYWOOD,FLA.) 48.9; DONALD
SCNOLLANDER(SANTACLARA, CALIF.) 48.9; THOMASSCHWARTIN
(EVANSTON, ILL.) 49.0; DEANWILLEFORD (DOWNEY,CALtF.)
49.0; HOWARDBRUNDAGE(FENWICK, OAK PARK, ILL.) 49.3; KENNETHWIEBEOK (THURSTON,DETROIT,MICH.) 46.3; BRUCEBALL
(NuTLEY, N.J.) 4£.4; PHILIP CHASE (NEWTRIER, WINNETKA,
ILL.) 49.4; THOMASLAKIN (UPPERARLINGTON,COLUMBUS,0.)
49.5; KEN WALSH (FLETCHER,JACKSONVILLE6EACH, FLA.) 49.5;
SCOTTCORDIN (HINSDALE, ILL.) 49.7; JOHNOGDEN(MILLIKAN,
LONG BEACH, CALIF.) 49.7; MICHAELROYSTER(ANN ARBOR,MICH)
49.7; CHARLESHORNER(EAST, WICHITA, KAN.) 49.8; JACK HOVE
(BISHOP MIEGE, KANSASCITY, KAN.) 49.8; RICHARDGILBERT
(LA HABRA, CALIP.) 49.9; KARLHCCRARY(PALOALTO, CALIF.)
50.0; CARTERSHILLIG (JEFFERSON,DALLAS, TEX.);50.O;
STEVE WILT (iDNA, 0.) 50,0.
SCHMIDT
TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL.) 2:06.9; PAULJEFFERS (SAVANNA,ANAHEIM, CALIF.) 2:07.0; RONALO6RILLHART (PENN, YORK,PA.)
2:07.l; MORGANMANNING(ARCADIA, CALIF.) 2:07.1; MICHAEL
SCHMIDT (SANTACLARA, CALIF.) 2:07.2.
lOB YD BUTTERFLY: ~ILLIAMJENNISON (COOLEY,DETROIT,
NICH.) 52.6"; DONALDSCHOLLANDER(SANTACLARA, CALIF.)
53.1; DEAN BISTERFELDT(SANTA CLARA, CALIF.) 53.4; MATT
HAND (HINSDALE, ILL.) 53.6; DONALDSPENCER($EAHOLH, BIRMINGHAM,NIGH.) 53.9; CHARLESMILAN (BURBANK, CALIF.)
54.0; DOUGLASRUSSELL (MIDLAND, TEA.) 54.0; MICHAELSHEPARD (No. HOLLYWOOD,CALIF.) 54.1; CHkBLE$RICHARDS(STADIUM, TACOMA, WASH.) 54.3; JOHNLINDLEY (EAST, ROCKFORD,
ILL.) 54.4; JOHNWHITE (EDGEWATER,ORLANDO, FLA.) 54.4;
STANLEY COLE (WHITTIER, CALIF.) 54.5; ~OBERTHOPPER(ARCADIA, CALIF.) 54.5; THOMASWHEELER (LAKE WORTH, FLA.)
54.5; WM. BRANDENBERGER(REDLANDS,CALIF.) 54.8; CHARLES
SCHILLINSKY (FREMONT,OAKLAND, CALIF.) 54.8; THOMASFRITZ
(SEAHOLH, 61RMINGHAH,HICH.) 55.0; THOMASGABLE(BUCHTEL,
AKRON, 0.) 55.0| CHARLESGANTNER(PISCATAWAYTOWNSHIP, N.
J.) 55.0; AL LUNEMAN(ROCHESTER,MINN.) 55.0; GARYMARTIN
(NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y.) 55.0.
200 YD F£EESTYLE: DONALDSCHOLLANDER(SANTA CLARA, CALIF)
1:44,5.; SCOTTCORDIN (HINSDALE, ILL.) 1:47.5; DEANWILLEFORD (DOWNEY,CALIF.) l:47.9; MICHAELWALL (BLACKFORD,SAN
JOSE, CALIF.) ]:48.4; WILLIAM SHROUT(TEGHNIGALp EROOKLYN,
N.Y.) 1:48.8; WILLIAM SWISHER (EVANSTON, ILL.) 1:49.5;
KENNETHWALSH (FLETCHER,JACKSONVILLEBEACH~FLA.) 1:50,1;
HOWARDBRUNDAGE(FENWICK, DAN PARK, ILL.) 1:50.4; CHARLES
MILAM (BURBANK, CALIF.) 1:50.5; DOUGLASJENSEN (OXNARD,
CALIF.) 1:50.6; RICHARDSCHNEIDER(COLLINWOOD,CLEVELAND,
0.); 1:50.6; 6UBBA TONGAY(JACKSON,MIAMI BEACH, FLA.)
1:50.9; THOMASJAMISON (BULLARD, FRESNO,CALIF.) 1:51.6;
WILLIAM BURSON(NEW TRIER, WINNETNA, ILL.) 1:51.8; CHAS.
RICHARDS (STADIUM, TACOMA, ~ASH,) 1:51.8; JOHN ~ALASSA
(ROCHESTER, MINN.) 1:51.8; JAMESWESTERHAN(INGLEWOOD,
CALIF.) 1:51.8; WILLIAM GROFT (PENN, YORK, PA.) 1:52.0;
JAMES SEUBOLO(CLAREMONT,GALIF.) 1:52.0; PHILIP BROWN
(HIGHLAND PARK, DALLAS, TEX.) 1:52.1.
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W.PALM BEACH
1:30.2"
FULLERTON
1:32.2
1:33.5
GCHOLLANDER) 1:31:4; STATE, KENT, Oo (CHARLESTAYLOR,MICHAEL BERRY,PAULKITCHIN, WILLIAM 6ETZHOLD) 1:31.4; ARTHUR HILL, SAGINAW,MICH. (DAVEGIBSON,ROBERTSTEWART,
RICHARD DAYj JOHNANDERSON)1:31.5; HIGHLANDPARK, ILL.
(TED SHELDON,REINHARD~'ESTENRIEDER,RICK MILLER, RONALD
MILLER) 1:31.7; PALOALTO, CALIF. (ROBINWAPLES, THOMAS
BROWNE, ROLANDDAVIS, KARLMCORARY)1:31.7; TECHNICAL,
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (FREDWOERTMAN,PAULHORHAN,RICHARDABRAM-SON, WILLIAM SHROAT) 1:31.7; PROVISOWEST, HILLSIDE, ILL.
(DOUGLASREAGAN,WAYNESTEVENSON,CALRKVAN CLEAVE, FRANK
NOVAIL) 1:32.0; STRONGVINCENT, ERIE, PA. (DAVENELSON,
LEIGH ROUNDS,PHILIP MCNANUS,JOSEPHBASHAW) 1:32.0; ANN
ARBOR, MICH. (MICHAELFINK, MICHAELJEWELL, MICHAELTEFFT,
JOHN BAIRD) 1:32.3; 6LACKFORD,SAN JOSE, CALIF. (MICHAEL
WALL, M. SWEENEY,D. McGOWAN, B. PUCHE) 1:32.4; Los ALTOS
CALIF. (RONALD6URTON,LEW 60YLE, GARYLANGENDOEN,DONALD
MOORE) 1:32.5; PENN, YORK, PA. (JAMESGINGERICH,RONALD
6RILLHART, DOUGLASOWEN,WILLIAM GROFT) 1:32.5.
I00 YD BREASTSIIROKE: RUSSELLWEBB(PULLERTON,OALIF.)
I:01.6"; PAULSCHEERER(HINSDALE, ILL.) I:02.1; WAYNEANDERSON(SANTA CLARA, CALIF.) I:02.3; KENNETHGLASSER(CENTRAL,
OMAHA, NEB.) 1:02.7; RICHARDROTH (ATHERTON,CALIF.) 1:02.B;
RICKY NESBIT (HIGHLANDPARK, DALLAS, TEX.) 1:02.9; WILLIAM
POWERS (AzusA, CALIF.) 1:02.9; STEVE SHAPIRO (NEWTRIER,
WINNETKA, ILL,) 1:03.1; GARYFITSCHEN(WOODSIDE,CALIF.)
1:03.6; WILLIAM KING (COLLEGE, BARTLESVILLE,OKLA.) 1:03.8;
THOMASOLSON (WEST 6END, WISC.) 1:03.8; LED MASON (EAST,
WICHITA, KAN.) 1:04.1; DENNISMCDONNELL(NORTH,WESTMIFFLIN, PA.) I:04.2; THOMASHUGHES(HOOVER,GLENDALE,CALIF.)
1:04.3; WAYNEPAWLOWSKI (NAUGATUCK,CONN.) I:04.3; EDWARD
PARTRIDGE (HINSDALE, ILL) I:04.6; GERALDPEARSON(EAST,
ROCKFORD, ILL.) 1:04.7; DENNISSHIPPEY (WEST, DAVENPORT,IA.)
I:04.8; PAULJEFFERS (SAVANNA, ANAHEIM, CALIF.) I:05.0; KERR
O'HARA (KENHOREEAST, TONAWANDA,N.Y.) 1:05.0.
DIVING: (ALPHABETICALLISTING) LARRYANDREASON(WESTERN,
ANAHEIM, CALIF.); JAMES BRINSON(ME,FORD, ORE.); WILLIAM
DEAN (ROOSEVELT,DES MOINES, Ik.); JACK ESTES(SHAWNEE
MISSION EAST, KANSASCITY, KAN.); MICHAELHAMLIN ($T.LOulS
200 YD MEDLEYRELAY: ~ANTACLARA, CALIF. (MICHAEL~CHMIDT, PARK, HINN.); KENNETHHEFT ($EAHOLH, BIRMINGHAM,MICH.);
DAVID HERRICK(WAUKESHA,WISC.); LEE JONES (MYERSPARK,
WAYNEANDERSON,DEANBISTERFELDT,DONALD~CHOLLANDER)
CHARLOTTE, K.O.); CHARLESKNORR(POMPANOBEACH, FLA.); JU50 YD FREESTYLE: PHILIP DENKEVITZ(POLYTECHNIC,BALTIMORE, 1:40.I*; NEW TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL. (JON HOLLANDj STEVE
LIAN KRUG (ELACKFORD, SAN JOSE, CALIF.); MICHAEL KUNKEL
SHAPIRO, JOHN BITZER, DAVID BERGHAN)1:41.2; HINSDALE,
HD.) 2L.8; BRUCEBALL (NUTLEY, N.J.) 22.1; WILLIAM STIPEK
(FREE ACADEMY,ROME, N.Y.); BHADLONGENETTE(CEKTRAL, SAN
ILL. (PHILIP PROKASKI, PAUL SCHEERER,MATT HAND, JIM M~
(WILSON, TACOMA,WASH.) 22.1; KENNETHWIEBECK (THURSTON,
ANGELO, TEX.); STEVEMcCoY (WESTFIELD, N.J.); ARTHURROWE
ARDLE) 1:41.7; HIGHLANDPARK, DALLAS, TEX. (ToM TYE,
DETROIT, MtCH.) 22.1; ROBERTGRAHAM,JR. (LEE, TYLER, TEX)
(LAKEWOOD,
0.); KENNETH~ITZBERGER(FENWICK, OAK PARK, ILLJ
ROCKYNESBIT, PHILIP BROWN,KIP WHITESIDE) 1:42.6; SEAHOLM,
22.2; WILLIAM GROFT(PENN, YORK, PA.) 22.3; JOHNOGDEN
BIRMINGHAM, MICH. (DAVEZIMMER,DONALD~PENCER,JAMESHEN- STEVE SORENSEN(WESTSIDE, OMAHA,NEB.); BRYONSTARR (HARIST
(MILLINAN, LONG@EACH,CALIF.) 22.3; STEVEWILT (IOMA, 0.)
COLLEGE,
ATLANTA,
GA.)I DOUGLABTODD(NEwTRIER, WINNETKA,
22.3; PHILIP CHASE(NEwTRIER, WINNETKA, ILL.) 22.4; JAMES DERSON, BOB WOLF) 1:42.7; EVANSTON, ILL. (PETERSKOGLUND,
ILL.); THEODOREWESCOTT(EAST, CRANSTON,R.I.); PAULWITZKE,
GAGE (NEWPORTHARBOR,NEWPORTBEACH, CALIF.) 22.4; BRADLEY CARLVERBLIN, BRUCEGETZ, JOHNNEWMAN)1:43.2; FENWICK,
(HIGHLINE
t
~EATTLE
t WASH.)
OAK PARK, ILL. (JAMES TOBIN, JOHNGOGGIN,JOHNUZUBAL,
LINDEBLkD (So. BROWARB,HOLLYWOOD,FLA.) 22.4; WILLIAM
HOWARDBRUNDAGE)1:43.2; FULLERTON,CALIF. (RoY CLEVER,
CLARK (CLEVELANDHEIGHTS, 0.) 22.5; RICHARDGILBERT (LA
RUSSELLWEBB, RALPHKLING, JOHN BARIDON) 1:43.4; OAK PARK
HABRA, CALIF.) 22.5; JACK HOVE(BISHOPMIEGE, KANSASCITY,
1963 ALL-AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGETEAH
RIVER FOREST, OAK PARN, ILL. (BARRYYANTIS, CHARLESBOYCE,
KAN.) 22.5; JAMES LOZELLE-(GROSSEPOINTE, MICH,) 22.5;
COMPILED BY JOHN STONEBRAKER
JOHN MAVON(HINBOALE, ILL) 22.5; DONALDSCHOLLANDER(SANTA JAMES COTSWORTH,HARRYARMSTRONG)1:43.7; GLENDORA,CALIF.
MT. SAN ANTONIOCOLLEGE
(DENNIS MERRICK,MICHAEL FERRARI, DAVE~ILEY, TIM FERGUSON)
CLARA, CALIF.) 22.5; KENNETHWALSH (FLETCHER,JACKSONVILLE
1:44.2;
MOLINE,
ILL.
(RICHARD
GRANTZ,
KENT
PETERSON,
MICHBEACH, FLA.) 22.5; STANLEYCOLE (WHITTIER, CALIF.) 22.5;
* NATIONAL JC RECORD
AEL HORST,JAY CAPOUCH) 1:44.5; CENTRAL, BATTLECREEK,
HOWARDBRUNDAGE(FENWICK, OAK PARK, ILL.) 22.6; ROBERT
**
TIES NATIONALJC RECORD
DORY (PORTER,YOUNGSTOWN,N.Y.) 22.6; JOHNOGDEN(HILLINAN, MICH. (JOHN PLOEHN,WILLIAM HOWARD,MICHAELELLIOTT, STEVE
DICNSON) 1:44.8; EAST, ROCKFORD, ILL. (GIL LACROIX, GERALD 50 YD FREESTYLE:DOUGEVANS (L.B.C.C.) 22.3*'; LLOYDBERENS
LONG REACH,CALIF.) 22.6: ROBERTRICHAROS(OXNARD,CALIF.)
(BAKERSFIELD1 22.4; TOM SCMUPBACH(CHAFFEY)22.5; GARYILPEARSON, JOHN LINDLEY, WILLIAM KJELLSTROH) 1:44.8; HOOVER
22.6.
MAN (FOOTHILL)22.6; ART SNYDER(FOOTHILL)22.6; STANREAD
GLENDALE, CALIF. (CHARLESWOLCOTT,THOMASHUGHES,~TEVE
IO0 YD BAOKSTROKE: JOHNLEASURE(MCKINLEY, CANTON,0.)
(FULLERTON) 22.7; PETE DENIS (S.A.) 22.B; TOPPERHORACK
WOLCOTTp GEORGEBARNES) 1:44.B; NEWPORTHARBOR,NEWPORT
5-"~.O~CHA"~'~"W"~REL (ALAMOHEIGHT, SAN ANTONIO, TEX.)
(FOOTHILL) 22.8; 606 WELTY ($.A.) 23.0; WYN CONDICT(FULLERBEACH, CALIF. (ROBERTMEALY, LARRYGIBSON, JAMESSTAUFFER,
55.9; DONALDSCHOLLANOER(SANTACLARA, CALIF.) 56.0; MITON) 23.0; BOBWATKINS (O.C.C.) 23.0; HAL DIGGER(L.A.V.)
ENGIN KEPANEK) 1:45.0; ANN ARBOR,MICH. (DAVE BLANCHARD,
CHAEL SCHMIDT (SANTA CLARA~CALIF.) 56.1; KERRYOtHARA
DAVECUSHING,MICHAEL FINK, MICHAELROYSTER) 1:45.1; NORTH 23.0; GARYRUBLE (FOOTHILL)23.0; ROSSSCHENCK(L.A.V.)23.0.
(KENMOREEAST, TONAWANDA, N.Y.) 56.3; KENNETHWIEBECK
L~.O
HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. (JAMES HERRICK,WILLIAM GEORGEjMICHAEL
(THURSTON, BETROIT, MICH.) 56.3; JAMES KREMER(EDISON,
I00 YD FREESTYLE:GARy ILMAN (FOOTHILL) 47.9"; DOUGEVANS
SHEPARD, ROBERTTEELE).I:45.I; NOTREOAHE~SHERMANOAKS,
TULSA, OKLA.) 56.5; RICK SKkRBO (WESTERN, DETROIT,NICH.)
(L.B.C.C.) 46.8; TOPPERHORACK(FooTHILL) 49.7; ART SNYOER
CALIF. (TERRYABHER, JAMESDAVIS, JOHNGUTH, MOE LERNER)
56.6; ROBERTWOLF (SEAHOLH, 61RMINGHAM,MICH.) 56.B; PETER
(FOOTHILL) 49.8; STANREAD (FULLERTON)50.I; GARYRUBLE
1:45.1; ROOSEVELT,DES HOINES, IA. (THOMASTHROCKNORTON,
SKOGLUND (EVANSTON, ILL.) 57.0; TIMBIRNIE (HILLCREST,
(FOOTHILL) 50.I; TOM SCHUPRACK(CHAFFEY)50.3; WYN CONDICT
ROBERT SYNHORSTjPHILIP SCHROEDER,DAVE~TRIEF) 1:45.1;
DALLAS, TEX.) 57.1; GREGBUCKINGHAM(ATHERTON,CALIF.)
(~LLERTON) 50.3; BILL WATKINS (O.C.C.) 50°4; HAL BIGGER
ALAMOHEIGHTS, SAN ANTONIO, TEXo (CHAP~ORRELL, ~OODY
57.1; FREDWOERTHAN(TECHNICAL, BROOKLYN,N.Y.) 57,1; JACK JONES, ANDYDIEHL, EDWARDSYKES) 1:45.2; CLEVELANDHEIGHTS, (L.A.V.) 50.6; LLOYDBERENS(BAKERSFIELD)50.6; TERRYMCKIEFER (NEw TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL.) 57.2; MICHAEL FORREST
NALLY (STOCKTON)50.6.
OHIO (JAMESROSE, JOHN LANDGRAF,DOUGLASLANDGRAF,KARL
(GARDENGROVE,CALIF.) 57.3; ROBERTMCMAHON(FENWICK, OAK
LANDGRAF) 1:45.2; HILLSDALE, SAN MATEO, CALIF. (DONALD
200 YD FDEESTYLE: GARYILMAR (FOOTHILL) 1:46.0"; JERRY
PARK, ILL.) 57.4; NEAL ARMSTRONG(FENWICK, OAK PARK, ILL.)
GALINE, WILLIAM LONG, RICHARDENNIS, JAMES BIGOT) 1:45.2.
MACEDO(FOOTHILL) 1:48.4; DUUGEVANS(L.D.C.C.) 1:50.0;
57.5; JON HOLLAND(NEw TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL.) 57.5; CHAS.
STEVEMEYER(L.A.V.) 1:51.B; PETECHURCHILL(S.~.C.C.)
200 YD FREESTYLERELAY: EVANSTON,ILL. (THOMASPRINGLE,
RICHARDS (STADIUM, TACOMA,WASH.) 57.5; TIM ROARK(BULLARD
1:51.9; TERRY~CNALLY (STOCKTON) 1:5I.B; TOPPERHORACK
FRESNO, CALIF.) 57.6.
THOMASBCHWARTIN,WILLIAM ~WISHER, JOHN NEt.#IAN) 1:30.0"*;
(FOOTHILL) 1:52.0; CON LOOMIS (O,C,C.) 1:52.7; TOMDIEFULLERTON, CALIF. (WILLIAM BROWN,DAVEBELKNkP,JOHN BARI200 YD INDIVIDUALMEDLEY: RICHARDROTH(ATHERTON,CALIF.)
FENDERFER (FOOTHILL) 1:52.9; CHARLESDO,GLAD (O.C.O.) 1:54.1.
BOW, RUSSELLWEBB) 1:30.2; EAST, ROCKFORD,ILL. (GIL LA2:00.7*; ROBERTHOPPER(ARCADIA, CALIF.) 2:03.0; CHARLES
CROIX, DONALDKAIL, KENNETHKAIL, WILLIAM KJELLSTROM)
RICNARDS (STADIUM, TACOMA,WASH.)2:03.1; ROBERTHART
1:30.4; HINSOALE, ILL. (KENTCASTLE, THOMASMcARDLE, JAMES 500 YD FREESTYLE:JERRYHACEEO(FOOTHILL) 5:C9.B*; TDH DIE(FRESNO; CALIF.) 2:03.6; 6UDDYBATES (LA CRESCENTA,CALIF)
McARDLE, JOHNMAVON) 1:30.4; NEWPORTHARBOR,NEWPORTBEACH FENDERFER (FOOTHILL)5:~B.6; PETEC~URCHILL (B.H.C.C.)
2:03.7; KARLMCCRARY(PALO ALTO, CALIF.) 2:04.9; GREG
CALIF. (JAMEBGAGE, ROBERTMEALY,RICK BROWN,ENGINKEPEN- 5:07.6; STEVEMEYER(L.A.V.) 5:14.1; CHARLESDOUGLAS(O.C.C)
BUCKINGHAM(ATHERTON,CALIF.) 2:05.4; CHARLESGANTNER
EK) 1:30.4; LA HABRA, CALIF. (JERRYGREENE,DONALDCLIPHANT 5:17.B; CON LOOMIS (O.C.C.) 5:19.4; DAVEDIXON (L.A.V.)
(PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J.) 2:05.4; THOMASWILLIAMS, JRo
WILLIAM JOHNSONpRICHARDGILBERT) 1:31.0; BULLARD,FRESNO, 5:20.5; PAUL POOUSKA(P.C.C.) 5:24.1; RALPHMEYER (O.C.O.)
5:25.0; SCOTTCAIRNS (C.O.S.) 5:26.3.
(UPPER BUBLIN, FT. WASHINGTON, PA.) 2:05.4; KERRY0 HARA
CALIF. (TERRYHELLER, THOMASJAHISON, WILLIAM MANOOGIAN,
(KENHORE EAST, TONAWANDA, N.Y.) 2:05.6; EDWARDPARTRIDGE
TIM ROARK) 1:31.2; NEW TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL. (RALPHTOG1650 YD FREESTYLE:JERRYMACEDO(FOOTHILL) 17:44.4"; TOM
(HINSDALE, ILL.) 2:06.0; ROBERTSTRAND (LAs LOMAS, WALNUT
HUNTER, WILLIAM VOLCKENS,VICTOR RANKS, DAVID 6EREMAN)
DIEFENDERFER (FOOTHILL) 17:53,5; PETECHURCHILL (S.M.C.C.)
CREEK, CALIF.) 2:06.2; GIL LACROIX (EAST, ROCKFORO, ILL.)
1:31.3; ATHERTON,CALIF. (RussEL KIODER, JAMESMACKENZIE,
18:06.0;
DAVEDIXON (L.A.V.) 18:13.5; CHARLESDOUGLAS
2:06.3; DOUGLASRUSSELL (MIDLAND, TEX.) 2:06.4; RICK SHAH-- JOHN MORTENSON,GREGBUCKINGHAM)1:31.4; SANTACLARA, CAL.
(O.C.C.) 18:30.0; KENTKIRKLANO(CERRITOS) 16:42.0; DON
BO (WESTERN,DETROIT,MICH.) 2:D6.7; JACN KIEFER (HEY
(DEAN BISTERFELDT,HICHAEL SCHHIDT, JEFF REEDER, DONALD
LooMis (O.C.C.) 18:43.0; RALPHMEYERS(O.C.C.) 18:53.3;
(CONTINUEDON PG 30)
(FuLLSRTON); BOB WHITWORTH (L.A.V.).
PAUL PODUSKA (P.C.C.) 18:53.4; AL MAYO (BANERSFIELD) 19:01.0 (FOOTHILL) 53.3; JOHN SATO (L.A.V.) 54.0; JERROLDSHEELEY
I00 YD BACKSTROKE: PETE MAXWELL ($.H.C.C.) 56.9; BERTDES(E.C.C.) ~4.4; DICK PITMAN (L.B.C.C.) 54.9; 8TAN READ
3-METER DIVING: TERRYBOWEN (CERRITOS); JACK FURRY (S.A.);
(FULLERTON)
55.1;
MARC
FRIEDMAN
(S.D.)
55.8;
OICK
NEWQUIST
WAYNE
HILLIARD (L.A.C.C.); ED KEESLING (CERRITOS); JOE NAPPI
HOND (FOOTHILL) 57.7; 8RUDE BAUM(FOOTHILL) 59.0; LARRY
(FuLLERTON) 56.0; JIM RAYL (O.C.C.) 56.1; ROBERTHOLHLUND
(p.c.C.); DAN RINK (STOCKTON); BOB SALINAS (VALLEJO); DAVE
RAFFAELLI (L.A.V.) 58.6; JOHN KAMAE (S.A.) 58.8; HIKE HEW(WORCESTER J.C.) 56.2.
SNYOER (FOOTHILL); TOM WEIR (FULLERTON); BOB WHITWORTH(LAV).
ITT (FOOTHILL) 59.2; RALPH COOPER (L.B.C.C.) 59.4; DICK
CHAPMAN (L.8.C.C.) 59.7; JOHN OLIN (L.A.V.) I:00.0; ROGER
200 YD BUTTERFLY: JERROLDSHEELEY (E.C.C.) 2:01.4"; JOHN
400 YO ~EDLEYRELAY: B. DESMOND, L. LAVISR, 6. ILHAN, J.
HANDERSHIELD (O.C.C.) I:CO.O; BOB WELTY (S.A.) I:00.0; BOB
SATO (L.A.V.) 2:02.4; 806 PLATE (FOOTHILL) 2:04.4; DAVE
HACEDO (FOOTHILL) 3:43.8*; L. RAFFkELLI, K. MERTON, J. SATO,
8MITH (A.R.) I:O0.O.
DIXON (L.A.V.) 2:07.8; GARY ILMAN (FOOTHILL) 2:08.3; DICK
H. BIGGER (L.A.V.) 3:44.1; R. COOPER, D. KING, D. PITHAN,
PITMAN (L.B.C.C.) 2:09.4; DICK NEW~UIST (FULLERTON) 2:10.6; R. QUAYLE (L.B.C.C.) 3=48.7; P. HAXWELL, R. JOHNSON, S. 7HOM-200 YD BACKSTROKE: PETEMAXWELL (S.M.C.C.) 2:04.4; LARRY
RILEY QUAYLE (L.8.C.C.) 2:11.7; BOB PIERSON (C.O.S.)
SON, T. FLANAGAN"(S.H.C.C.) 3:50.0; D. ASHLEIGH, T. SM[ERRAFFAELLI (L.A.V.) 2:07.5; HIKE HEWITT (FOOTHILL) 2:08.0;
2:13.0; JOHN BAYLESS (FOOTHILL) 2:14.3.
DYK, R. PERRY, J. PUTMAN (CERRITOS) 3:53.2; R. MAND[NSHIED,
BERT DESMOND(FOOTHILL) 2:09.3; BRUCEBAUH (FOOTHILL)
200 YD INDIVIDUAL HEDLEY: KEN MERTEN IL.A.V.I 2:06.5; GARy R. RODHEIM, J. RAYL, 8. WATKINS (O.C.C.) 3=53.3; J. THOMAS,
2:10.2; 806 SMITH (A.R.) 2:12.5; JOHN KAMAE (S.A.) 2:13.1;
]LMAN (FOOTHILL) 2:06.7; BILL WATKINS [O.C.C.) 2:08.1; OONN R. PRASSER, L. BERENS, A. HARRISON (BAKERSFIELD) 3:55.5; S.
TONY SMEERDYKE (CERRITO$) 2:13.7; JoN OLIN (L.A.V.) 2:14.0;
KING (L.B.C.C.) 2:08.6; DICK CHAPMAN(L.B.C.C.) 2:09.0; JOHN READ, 8. SMITH, WYN.CONDICT, D. NEWQUIST (FULLERTON) 3:55.7;
JOHN HYAtT (H.S.A.C.) 2:14.3.
SAtO (L.A.V.) 2:09.9; STEVEMEYER (L.A.V.) 2:10.6; TERRY
J. KAMAE,M. RACO, P. DENIS, B. WELTY (S.A.) 3:56.1; B. O'
I00 YD BREASTSTROKE: KEN NERTEN (L.A.V.) I:01.0"; DONN
HUMPHRIES (L.B.C.C.) 2:11.5; JERRYMACEDO (FOOTHILL) 2:12.7; DONNELL,V. ROSCELLI, L. HUIRAS, D. AZEVEDO (STOCKTON)
KING (L.B.C.C.) 1:01.8; TERRY HUMPHRIES (L.B.C.C.) 1:03.1;
6TEVE BARNETT (FOOTHILL) 2:13.0; JERROLD 8HEELEY (E.C.C.)
4:01.7; B. HATZHAN, R. HARRIS, B. PIERSON, D. DAVIS (C.O.S.)
DAVE ASHLEIGH (CERRITOS) 1:03.7; DENNYWAITE (L.A.V.)
2:13.0.
4:07.7.
400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY: A. SNYDER, T. HORADK, G. RUBLE,
1:04.2; AL HARRISON (BAKERSFIELD) 1:04.4; RICH JOHNSON
400 YD INDIVIDUAL HEOLEY: JERROLD SHEELEY (E.C.C.) 4:38.2;"
G. ILMAN (FooTHILL) 3:18.6"; P. CHURCHILL, P. MAXWELL, T.
(S.M.C.C.) 1:04.5; BOB LAGUNOPF (S.H.C.C.) 1:05.0; VINCE
DAVE ASHLEIGH (CERRITOS) 4=40.3; DICK CHAPMAN (L.B.C.C.)
FLANAGAE,R. JOHNSON (SMCC) 3:22.2; R. SCHENK, H. BIDDEN,
ROSCELLI (STOCKTON) 1:05.2; BOB SMUTH (FULLERTON) 1:05.2.
4:46.0; JOHN HYATT (H.S.A.C.) 4:46.8; STEVE BARNETT (FOOTL. RXFFAELLI, S. MEYER (LAV) 3=23.3; J. MONTR[LLk, J. SET200 YD 8REAST8TROKE: KEN MERTEN (L.A.V.) 2:14.5"; DONN
HILL) 4:48.2; BOB SMITH (A.R.C.) 4:48.5; BILL WATKINS (0.
MIRE, R. OUAYLE, D. EVANS (LBCC) 3:23.8; B. WATKINS, C.
KING (L.8.C.C.) 2:18.3; OAVE ASHLEIGH (CERRITOS) 2:20.1;
C.C.) 4:50.1; FRANKSOUTHERLIN (L.B.C.C.) 4:53.5; DENNY
DOUGLAS, D. LOOMIS, D. GELVlN (OCC) 3:28.8; S. READ, WYN
RICH JOHNSON (S.H.C.C.) 2:21.3; LARRY LAVlER (FOOTHILL)
GELVlN (O.C.C.) 4:54.0; DAN FREEMAN(FOOTHILL) 4:64.1.
CONDICT, D. NEWQUIST, WAYNE CONDICT (FULLERTON) 3:26.1; B.
2:23.5; AL HARRISON (BAKERSFIELD) 2:23.6; RALPHRODHEIM
I-METER DIVING: ALAN 8ALCH (~.A.); TERRYBOWEN (E.C.C.);
KASKOFF,G. NOLTE, T. ALLEN, B. READY (MENLO) 3:26.5; G.
(O.C.C.) 2:23.8; BOB SMITH (FULLERTON) 2:24.0; TERRYHUMJACK FURRY (S.A.); ED KEESLING (E.C.C.); JOE NAPPI (P.C.C.); JONES, D. BEVERIDGE, T. SMEERDYKE,J. PUTNAM (CERRITOS)
PHRIES (L.B.C.C.) 2:24.0; VlNCE ROSCELLI (STOCNTON)2:24.3.
BILL ROBISON (FOOTHILL); BOB SALINAS (VALLEJO); DAVE
3:27.8; P. WITORSKI, B. TORKELSON, D. DAVIS, J. 6AKER (OOS)
3:31.2; K. KLAVON, D. 8RADFORD, C. VANOERSLUIS, B. FLIPPINI
I00 YD BUTTERFLY: GARY ILMAN (FOOTHILL) 52.7*; 806 PLATE
SCHAFER (FLINT J.C.); DAVE SNYDER (FOOTHILL); TOM WEIR
(FRESNO) 3=32.4.
MIAMI VALLEYAAU OPENMEET
CHATAQUA, OHIO
JUNE 12-15, 1963
50 YD POOL
* AMERICAN RECORD
** NATIONAL AG RECORD
GIRLS
]C & UNDER
50 YD FREESTYLE
B. ELLERS, KY
31.0
C. HERRICK, ~'CC
30.9
A. 8TRICKLAND, DO
32.0
I00 YD FREESTYLE
B. ELLER8 KY
1:08.9
'
H. LIPE, CPH
I:09.3
V. DEVORE, WSC
I:ll.I
50 YD BACKSTROKE
M. SCHWARTZ, LAKESIDE PK'*34.1
B. ELLERS, KY
34.2
A. STRICKLAND, D0
37.1
50 YD BREASTSTROKE
D. REED, CPM -42.9
P. HALPIN, CPH
42.9
M. SCHWARTZ,LAKESIDE PK 42.9
50 YO BUTTERFLY
8. ELLERS, KY
32.6
G. HERRICK, WCC
32.7
V. OEVORE, WSC
33.2
200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
B. ELLERS, KY
*'2=49.2
V. DEVORE, WSG
2:53.0
H. LIPE, CPH
2:57.0
• I H DIVING
C. DEOR. SPY
75.40
J. SCHAFPIELD, CPH
73.55
P. MUOD, DD
56.60
ll-12
50 YD FREESTYLE
P. TURNER, CPH
28.5
P. 8ERGMAN,MY
28.7
O. DIEBOLD, CPH
29.2
200 YD FREESTYLE
B. HERO, DSSG
*'2:21.9
D. DIEBOLD, CPH
2:22.3
P. HENDERSON, PLSC
2:22.8
I00 YD 8ACKS~OKE
P, BERGMAN,KY
1:12.4
D. JONES, 0D
I:15.1
P. TURNER, CPH
1:15.4
I00 YD 8REASTS~OKE
L, POST, UN.
1:22.6
P. SMITH, EVY
1:22.7
B. HERO, DSS
1:26.0
50 YD BUTTERFLY
8. HERO, DSS
31.5
D. JONES, DD
31.8
V. HELPIN, CPM
32.1
200 YD INDIVIDUAL HEDLEY
8. HERO, DSS
2:41.5
P. SMITH, EVY
2:43.7
P. BERGMAN,KY
2=45.3
I H DIVING
B. SANDERS, SSC
143:90
K. WHEELER, SSC
127.60
K. MUDD, DD
117.15
13-14
I00 YD FREESTYLE
J. CUNNINGHAM, UN.
58.6
H. GOODWIN, PLSC
1:02.6
K. SHELDON, FF
I:05.4
200 YD FREESTYLE
J. CUNNINGHAM, UNA.
2:19.3
H. GOODWIN, PLSD
2:24.0
J. TORLEY, DO
2:26.4
I00 YD BACKSTROKE
J. CUNNINGHAH, UN
1:07.5
F. SHELDON, FF
I:16.3
MAERKI, CPH
100 YO BREASTSTROKE
J. RAKAR, DD
L. RICHARDSON, PLSC
G. LIPE, CPH
I00 YD BUTTERFLY
L. PLIEMAN, DO
J. TORLEY, 00
B. BARROWS, PLSG
J. TORLEY, 00
L. PLIEHAN, DO
1:17.8
1:17.3
:23.2
:23.7
:II.9
:15.7
:16.3
2=40.7
2:41.2
2:41.2
M. GOODWIN, PLSC
I H DIVING
208.50
S. OSBERGER,N,.IC
S. ALDRIDGE, UN
198.90
I65.55
B. BARROWS, PLSC
15-17
I00 YD FREESTYLE
J. HENDERSON, PLSC
1:02.4
P. SMITH, EVY
1=02.6
K. SCHWARTZ, LEP
1:04.7
200 YD FREESTYLE
P. HENDERSON,PLSC
2:18.4
C. BOOTH, FF
2:25.6
K. SCHWARTZ, LEP
2:27.7
I00 YD BACKSllROKE
P, SMITH, EVY
1:12.7
J. HENDERSON, PLSC
1:14.8
J. HILLER, FF
1:16.3
IO0 YD BREASTSTROKE
C. CAIGNON, PLSC
1:16.0
P. SMITH, EVY
1|20.5
S. PFANNER, 00
1:21.0
IOO YD BUTTERFLY
P. SMITH, EVY
1:1t.2
1:16.5
C. SCHUTTE, CPM
1:20.4
S. KENNEDY, FF
200 YD INDIVIDUALMEDLEY
2=43.5
K. SCHWARTZ, LEP
2:46.5
C. BOOTH, FF
2:46.9
J. MILLER, FF
I H DIVING
213.45
G. WELTON, DD
213.05
8. SHAFFIELD, CPH
207.20
L. HIGH, CPM
3 M DIVING
338.85
S. ALDRIDGE, UN
329.60
d. SLAYBACK, 00
214.55
D. PAINE, OD
GIRLS OPEN
IO0 YO FREESTYLE
J. CUNNINGHAM, UN.
I=02.7
J. HENDERSON,PLSC
1:04.7
0. DIEBOLD, CPM
1=04.8
400 YD FREESTYLE
D. DIEBOLD, CPH
5:13.8
J. TORLEY, DD
5=15.5
J. HAKAR, DD
5:29.4
200 YD 8ACKSTROKE
J. HILL, PLSC
2:44.5
S. SPRIGG, PLSC
2:48.0
D. JONES, DD
2:51.1
200 YD BREASTSTROKE
C. CAIGNON, PLSC
2:47.2
J, RAKAR, DD
2:51.I
P. SMITH, EVY
2=54.0
200 YD BUTTERFLY
L. PLEIMAN, DO
"2=46.1
2:58.0
P. HENDERSON, PLSG
3:07.7
L. RICHARDSON, PLSC
5:31.9
P. SMITH, EVY
5:59.8
J, RAKAR, DO
6:41.0
J. MILLAY, CPM
I M DIVING
J. POPE, UN
Do PAINE, D0
3 M DIVING
J. POPE, UN.
S. ALDRIDGE, UN.
337.95
241.10
349.90
327.85
BOYS
I0 & UNDER
50 YO FREESTYLE
B. WOODFORD, RCSG
30.3
8. BATHUNE, PLSC
30.8
T, HERRLINGER, DY
31.2
100 YD FREESTYLE
L. HUDNALL, CPH
1:09.3
J. SZUBA, OPP
1:09.7
S. BETHUNE, PLSG
1:09.8
50 '(D BACKSTROKE
8. PRESTON, CPN
35.0
B. WEAVER, KY
36.8
S. ROXBOROUGH,UN.
37.4
50 YD BREASTSTROKE
B. HURTAGH, TO
40.4
J. MAGEE, CPH
40.8
K. HIPOLIT, CPH
42.3
50 YD BUTTERFLY
L. HUDNALL, CPH
32.1
8. MURTAGH, TC
32.6
J. SZUBA, OPP
33.5
200 YO INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
B. WEAVER, KY
2:48.2
B. MURTAGH, TC
2:52.9
J. 6ZUSA, DPP
2:57.1
200 YO FREESTYLERELAY
CINC. PEPSi MARLINS *'2:08.0
PLSA eA~
2:07.1
FF
2:20.5
I H DIVING
H. MOTIER, UN.
85.80
C. DABBS, FF
60.25
N. MARSHALL, F~"
54.00
11-12
50 YD FREESTYLE
D. HARKER, TC
B. CAREY, CPH
R. GOPF, CPH
20O YI) FREESTYLE
B. FOUSE, LEP
J. SMITH, EVY
D. HYLANT, TO
2:16.7
2:17.8
2:21.3
IO0 YD BACKSTROKE
B. FOUSE, LEP
P. STEVENS, KY
D. HARKER, TC
I:11.1
1:12.4
1=14.6
27.6
28.0
29.5
I00 YD BREASTSTROKE
D. PURSLEY, PLANT.SO **1:16.9
J. SMITH, EVY
1:18.0
E. FOUSE, LEP
1=22.3
50 YD BUTTERFLY
D. HARKER, TC
29.7
R. DOFF, CPH
30.9
P. STEVENS, KY
32.4
J. SMITH, EVY
2:32.1
6. FOUSE, LEP
2:37.2
0. MARKER, TO
2:40.0
I H DIVING
d. GOROG, UN.
134.95
G. HILLER, CPH
124.55
8. EUBANK, SPY
121.80
t3-14
IOO YD FREESTYLE
F. HARTYE, PLSC
55.3
E. BETTENDOrF, LEP
56.0
S. CONNELL, PSC
57.4
200 YD FREESTYLE
F. HARTYE, PLANT.SO *'2:03.1
E. 6ETTENDORF, LEP
G, NEUMANN, PL$C
I00 YD BACKSTROKE
E. BETTENDORF, LEP
R. GRANT, LEP
FOGG, CPH
I00 YD BREASTSTROKE
F, ARSHAM, LEP
S. BULLARD, CPH
T. FRETTHOLD, LEP
I00 YD BUTTERFLY
E. 8ETTENDORF, LEP
P. SHEEHE, NOD
8. MCANDREWS, CPH
200 YD INOIVIDUALMEDLEY
E. BETTE~DORF, LEP
F. HARTYE, PLSC
R. GRANT, LEP
I H DIVING
J. HUFFSTUTLER,'NYSC
P. DUFFY, DD
D. WILSON, CPH
15-17
I00 YD FREESTYLE
B. GNELL, DY
G. BRICK, DY
J. 80YDE, COKE
200 YD FREESTYLE
8. 8RICK, DY
L. FRENCH, COKE
8. HARTYE, PLSC
I00 YD BACKSTROKE
J. 8OYCE, COKE
J. WECKLER, WOSC
T. MCCARTY, UN
I00 YD BREASTSTROKE
H. KOCH, PLSC
F. FRIEND, CPM
B, ACKERMAN, UN
I00 YD BUTTERFLY
R. WALES, YNEP
2:05.9
2:13.9
I=04.4
1:07.5
I:i0.7
1:13.8
l:15.0
1:15.4
I:03.3
I:04.0
1:06.1
2:18.6
2:26.4
2=30.8
239.70
193.80
164.10
53.9
54.7
56.4
2:02.8
2:03.0
2:04.4
1:01.7
1:05.2
1:05.6
1:10.2
1=12.5
1:13.0
56.6
B. BRICK, DY
1:02.5
J. WECXLEr, WOSC
1=03.1
R. WALES, YNEP
2:22.3
R. WITT, FF
2=26.5
R. HILL, PL$C
2:27.4
I H DIVING
T. BORCHERS,DD
285.15
8. GRIFFIN, DY
245.80
C. MOORE, GSC
213.95
3 H DIVING
T. 80RCNERS, 00
315.65
J. HUFFSTUTLER, NYSC
302.60
8. GRIFFIN, DY
290.25
BOY8 OPEN
I00 YD FREESTYLE
D. ABBOT, PLSC
52.9
G. SAPODIN, COKE
55.0
F. TERAUDS, COKE
54.9
400 YD FREESTYLE
C. WINEGAHD, COKE
4:24.1
L. FRENCH, COKE
4:25.4
L. HARTYE, PL$C
4:31.6
1650 YD FREESTYLE
E. BECK, CINC.COKE
19=30.4
L. FRENCH, CINO.COKE
19.33.6
C. WENEGARD, CINC.COKE 20.45.1
200 YD BACKSTROKE
E. BECK, COKE
2:18.7
D. ABBOTT, PL$C
2=22.3
J. HEIHAN, COKE
2:23.2
200 YD BREASTSTROKE
M. KOCH, PLSG
2=34.5
D. WtESENHAHN, COKE
2:37.0
5. ANDERSON, PLSG
2:40.7
200 YD BUTTERFLY
L. ALTENAU, COKE
"2:13.2
E. BECK, COKE
2:20.9
H. HILL, PLSC
2=26.6
E. BECK, COKE
4:55.1
J. LEFFINGWELL~ LEP
5:20.1
R. SZUBA, DPP
5:31.3
I H DIVING
D. GARTEIZ, CC
445.4~
L. PROPUMO, PLSC
356.40
T. WITTE, PLSC
342.70
-- 3 H DIVING
D. GARTEIZ, CC
476.55
T. WITTE, PLSC
392.00
L. PROFUMOt PLSC
378.55
UPLAND HIGH SCHOOLJR. OLYMPICS
UPLAND, CALIF.
MAY 25, JUNE I-2, 1963 25 YD PL.
* NATtL JN. OLYMPICS REC,
# NATVLJR. OLYMPICS REC.
GIRLS
IO& UNDER
50 YD FREESTYLE
8. ADAIR, SFVAC
N. MULLEN, VHSC
S. AT~ODD, L =Y" T
IDO YO FREESTYLe_
B. ADAIR, SFVAC
N. MULLEN, VHSG
S. STOLARIK, BSA
50 YD BACKSTROKE
S. ATWOOD, Lay"T
D. HILAM, VHSG
R. LARSON, LSC
50 YD BREASTSTROKE
B. FREIWALD, $880
D.'DAGOSTA, 6SA
S. 6TOLARIK, 6SA
50 YD BUTTERFLY
B. ADAir, 8FVAC
L. HASTINGS, SLSS
J. ELLIS, 88SO
IO0 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
K. PLAISTED, WHSS
S, STOLARIK, BSA
$. ATWOOD, L"Y"T
K. PLAISTED, ~ 8 S
L, JACOBS, ~LICC
A. DELONG, LAAC
11-12
50 YD FREESTYLE
C. ADLER, SOSS
8. HOOD
K. DOYLE, CCSC
100 YD FREESTYLE
T. HEWITT, UNATT
B. HOOD
8. HOURSELL, CGSC
200 YD FREESTYLE
T. HEWITT, UNATT
P. CAREttO, CCSC
8. HOUNSELL, CCSG
50 YD 8AOKSTROKE
A. FELIX, AQSC
P. CAREttO, CCSC
M. 6ALTER, UNaTT
50 YD BREASTSTROKE
D. TURK, 8SC
K. THORNTON, AQSC
N. FRAWLEY, SLS$
50 YD BUTTERFLY
C. ADLER, SOSS
M. WILSON, ~088
J. ALLEN, CCSC
"28.2
30.5
31.0
1=02.7
1:08.4
1:08.5
#35.4
36.7
37.6
39.7
40.2
40.3
"32.0
33.5
33.9
1:16.1
1:17.1
1=17.9
2:46.8
3:01.5
3:03.7
28.1
28.4
28.6
1:00.3
1:01.9
1:02.9
2:12.8
2:15.8
2:16.5
32.7
32.9
33.3
31.0
37.1
37°6
29.4
30e5
31.1.

1963 Season - Archbishop Wood Swimming

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