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CALIFORNIA DISTANCE SWIMMERS TO
ROY SAARIAND URHOSAARI, FATHER & COACH OF EL SEGUNDO HIGH SCHOOL
SA&RI
. .
. SCHOOLBOY
BEST
California, long regarded as the spawning
ground of great national ranking swimmers,
dominated 1962 High School All-America
selections as compiled by Ray Mondro,
Highland Park, Ml'chigan, Chairman of the
National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches
Assoc. Selection Committee.
So strong in depth were the mermen from
California, that in the freestyle middle
distances and individual medley events half
of the 20 selected for each event came from
the Golden State, and the majority of that
state's selections were developed in the
Southern CIF district,
But if California claimed to have the
country's best, other states were within
striking distance. Illinois, long a hot-bed of
Outstanding scholastic swimming, and traditionally rich in high caliber competition in
Evanston-New Trier-Hinsdale area, Michigan, Florida and Ohio also showed solid
depth with Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New
York and Texas not far behind. And this
latter group placed at least one man in
almost every event.
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Oklahoma surprised, as they splashed inl
the national picture, and Maryland, throu~
the efforts of one schoolboy, gained meJ
tion in the High School Honor Roll ,
Swimming.
Individually, it was a climax of a faJ
tastic year for Roy Saari, 17 year old ]
Segundo, California senior. Saari rankc
first in four individual events, establisht
three Interscholastic records and receiv~
mention in two other events ( 100 yaJ
backstroke and 50 yard freestyle)suppot
ing his claim as the best U.S. High Scho,
swimmer of 1962.
' Saari, headed for University of Southel
California, gave full credit to Urho, h
father-coach at El Segundo High, who
turn credits water-polo as one of t]
prime conditioners necessary for today
top performances.
In the 400 yard freestyle Saari led
California sweep of the first six places,
3:53.9, a record for the event, being .
ahead of Dean Williford, Downey 3:57.
Bill Farley, St. Francis, 3:58.5; Dick Rotl
sophomore from Atherton, 3:58.9; L,
Danielson, Notre Dame, Sherman Oak
3:59; Mike Wall junior at Blackford, S~
Left column, top to bottom m Robert Willlamson, Rick Hollister, James MacMillan, Dean
Willeford, Bill Farley, Richard Walls.
Center column, top to bottom - - Scott Cordin, Gary Ilman, Dave Buchanan, Philip Riker
III, William Jennlson, Don Spencer.
Right column, top to bottom - - Rich McGeagh, George Goff, Peter Hammer, Rees Orland,
William Dtley, Charles Gantner.
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Right inside column, top to
bottom - - Dick Schaible, Tom
Trotheway, Kenneth Frost, Bill
Craig, Paul Scheeror, William
Truesdall.
Right outside column, top to
bottom ~
Dick Jacobberger,
Mike Wall, Ken Webb, Kenneth
Sitzbergor, Larry Andreason.
Top, left - - Glendale, Calif.
Hoover High School Medley
Relay team (L-R, Rick Russ,
Rich McGeagh, Gerry Main, Bill
Craig).
Lower l e f t Atherton, Calif.
Menlo High School Freestyle
Relay (L-R, Greg Buckingham,
Bob Plate, Bob Laird, John
Mortenson)
Jose, 3:59,5 and Tom Diefenderfer, Santa
Clara 4:02.4. All but Diefenderfer and
Roth were from the Southern California
area. Bubba Tongay, Jackson High, Miami
was the first non-Californian to earn All
America recognition in the event with a
4:03.5 clocking to his credit, as three more
California based high school boys broke into
the list of twenty.
In the 100 yard freestyle, the El Segundo
3-time National AAU Indoor Champion,
recorded a time of :48.7 just a little more
than a second faster than Gary Ilman, James
Lick High School, San Jose, :48.9. Bob Williamson, Tonowanda, New York, clocked
3rd best time, :49.3 followed by Dick Jacob°
berger, Berkeley :49.8; Tom Pringle, Evanston, :49.8.
The 200 yard freestyle almost duplicated
the 400 yard event as Hinsdale, Illinois
Scott Cordin's 1:51.1 stopped a California
whitewash of the first six places. Roy,
perched at the top of the 8-lap event with a
Interscholastic record of 1:46.6 followed by
Bill Farley and crosstown rival Dean Williford, both tied at 1:49.0. Then it was Lee
Danielson and Mike Wail, both at 1:50.5,
followed by Cordin. The West Coast state
dominated the event so solidly that they
placed eleven out of the twenty All-Americans, with only five states, Illinois (3),
Florida (2), Oklahoma (2), New York
and Pennsylvania one each, able to gain
national honors.
Saari's third 1st place ranking came in
the 200 yard individual medley as he led
all high school swimmers in the four stroke
event, 2:01.8, an Interscholastic record.
Bill Utley, Odessa, Texas by way of Indianapolis was second, 2:04.1. Charles Gantner,
Piscataway, New Jersey, 2:05.3 earned the
third ranking followed by a pair of Californians tied for fourth, Bob Hopper, a
junior at Arcadia and Karl McCrary, Palo
Alto, 2:02.6.
Rich McGeagh, Hoover-Glendale, Calif.,
and Bob Williamson Tonowanda, N.Y., tied
for the fastest 50-yard freestyle, :21.9.
Baltimore's Philip Denkewitz, Poly, :22.0;
Bill Groft, York, Pa. :22.1; Rich Hollisfer,
Dieruff-Allentown and Brad Lindeblad,
Broward-Florida both at :22.2 filled out the
top six. Michigan swimmers though not in
the top six made their best showing with
six All America placements in this event.
McGeagh established an Interscholastic
High School mark of :54.5 in placing first
in the 100 yard backstroke. This time bett e r e d the time of a pair of Illinois dorsal
stars, Pete Hammer, Evanston and George
Goff, Proviso East-Maywood, both jtied at
:54.9. Another Illini, Rees Orland, Moline,
claimed 4th ranking :56.1 followed by John
Leasure, McKinley-Canton, Ohio, : 56.6;
Mike Forrest, Garden Grove, Calif, :57.1.
Gary Ilman, James Lick, San Jose, Calif.
was the kingpin in the butterfly, clocking
:53.2. South Bend's Dave Buchanen, Riley,
:54.2 had the second best time followed
by Phil Riker, Eastside-Patterson, N.J. and
John White, Edgewater-Orlando, Fla. both
:54.4 for third best. Donn Spencer, SeaholmBirmingham, Mich. :54.5 and John Sato,
Los Angeles, :54.6 rounded out the best six. C o n t i n u e d
Dick Schaible, Los Altos, Calif. just did
snag first place breaststroke on National o n page 14
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STEVE JACKMAN, Minnesota
RICK NELSON, Michigan
JIM SPREITZER, Illinois
VIRGIL LUKEN, Minnesota
MURRAY ROSE, So. California EDWIN SPENCER, No. Carolina St.
ARTIE WOLFE, Ohio State
L.B. SCHAEFER, Ohio State
LOU VITUCCI, Ohio State
MARTY MOLL, Ohio State
JACKMAN'S 4 EVENTS LEADS NCAA ALL-AMERICA
N.C.A,A. ALL AMERICASWIMMING TEAM 1962
Ed. Note: G. Robert Mowerson has been selected as the replacement for Bill
Huesner at the University of Minnesota. Starting in September, Mowerson will
be located in Minneapolis as the head Coach of swimming. Mowerson leaves
Michigan State where he served as the assistant to Charles MacCaffree, Jr.
Assisting Mowerson will be Ron O'Brien, who will be the diving Coach and
act as assistant swimming coach. O'Brien reports at the end of September on
his release from the army.
By G. Robert Mowerson, Chairman
All-America-Selection Committee
* NOTES N.C.A,A. WINNER
50 YARDFREESTYLE:
J. JACKMAN*(UNIV,OF MINN.)I MICHAELMC~
AUSTIN, (YALE UNIV.); JAMESM. NORMAN(UNiv. OF
CINCINNATI); JEFFREYP, MATT$ON (MICHe STATEU.)I
ROBERT E. KAUFMANN(HARVARDUNIV,); GARYD. LAPHISE
(BOWLING GREENUNIV.); JOHNBERNARD(UNIV. OF OKLA)~
STEVEN
East Lansing, Michigan - - Steve Jackman, 21 year old
junior from University of Minnesota, made the 1962
N C A A All-America Swimming Team in four events to
lead all others as 35 universities contributed to the cream
of the greatest crop of college swimmers and divers in
N C A A history.
This year, the All-America Selection Committee decided
that any designation as to place and time would be omitted
from the 1962 All-America certificates. It was also decided
by the committee that all reference to times would be
omitted in release to any publications. The only AllAmerica who will receive special notation on his certificate
will be the N C A A winner who will be honored by these
words on his certificate.
The committee recognized that the gap between first and
tenth in each event is rapidly closing and the time is ripe
for up and coming swimmers to stick their heads way out
in front of the college group and really give them something to shoot at. Young men who could do this are already
making names for themselves and a big break through is
due in many events, especially the 100 yard freestyle, and
100 and 200 yard butterfly.
N C A A winners were: Steve Jackman, Minnesota, 50
and 100 yard freestyle; James Spreitzer, Illinois, 220
yard freestyle; Murray Rose, So. Calif., 440 yard and 1500
meter freestyle; Edwin Spencer, North Carolina State,
100 yard butterfly; Arthur Wolfe, Ohio State, 200 yard
butterfly; Richard F. Nelson, Michigan, 100 yard breaststroke; Virgil Luken, Minnesota, 200 yard breaststroke;
Louis B. Schaefer IV, Ohio State, 100 and 200 yard
backstroke; Harley "Marty" Mull, Ohio State, 200 yard
Individual medley; Michigan State (J. Mattson, D. Rowe,
W. Wood, M. Wood) and Minnesota (J. Bergman, D.
Crocker, R. Allen, S. Jackman) tied in 400 yard freestyle
relay; Ohio State (L. B. Schaefer, T. Kovacs, A. Wolfe,
J. Plain) 400 yard medley relay; Louis Vitucci, Ohio
State, 1-meter and 3-meter springboard.
~AYMOND PADOVAN (UNIV OF $0.
(UNIV OF MICH.);
ILL.);
JAMES L, KERR
I00 YARDFREESTYLE:
8TEVEN J. JACKMAN* (UNIv. OF MINN.)I MICHAELMcK.
AUSTIN (YALE UNIV,); RAYMONDPADOVAN(UNIV, OF SO.
ILL.);
ROBERT E. KAUFMANN ( HARVARD UNIV.);
MICHAEL
J. WOOD(MICH. STATEUNIV.); JEFFREYP. MATTSON (
(MICH, STATE U N I V , ) ; JOSEPH ALKIRE ( UNIV, OF CINCINNATI); JAMES L. KERR (UNIV. OF HICH.)~ JAMESd.
BPREITZER (UNIV. OF ILL.); JOHN R. PLAIN (OHIO STATE
UNIV.);
JAMES NORMAN ( UNIV. OF CINCINNATI);
REED (UNIV. OF SO. CALIF.)',
PETEN
220 YARD FREESTYLE:
JAMES J .
SPREITZER*(UNIV.
OF I L L . ) ;
DENNIS ROUNSAVELL
(UNIV. OF SO. CALIF.); MICHAELJ. WOOD(MICHIGAN
STATE UNIV.); ALANB. 80HERB (INDIANA UNIV.); TOMW,
VERTH (INDIANA U N I V . ) ;
JOHN R. PLAIN (OHIo STATE U);
WILLIAM T. DARNTON (UNIV. OF MICH.);
STEVEN J . JACKMAN (UNIv. OF MINN.); PETERV. 8INTZ ( INDIANAUNIV)
RICHARD BLICK (No. CENTRAL COLLEGE); CHARLES A, SCHEUTTE (UNIV. OF OKLA.); PAuL F. THOMPSON (FLA.ST,U).
440 YARD FREESTYLE:
HURRAY ROSE*(UNOF SO. CALIF.); GARY HEINRICH (UNIv.
OF CINCINNATI); ALANB. $OMERS (INDIANAUNIV.);
AUBREY M. BURER (SO, METHODIST U N I V . ) ;
WILLIAM T.
DARNTON (UNIv. OF MICH.); W. CLAUDETHOMPSON(INDIANA UNIV,)~ PETER V. $1"NTZ (INDIANA UNIV,); PAUL F
C o n t i n u e d on p a g e 3 0
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HIGH SCHOOL ALL AMERICA
(Cont'd. /rom page 5)
Rank list, 1:02 a mere 1-tenth better than
Tom Tretheway, Mt. Lebanon, Pa., 1:02.1,
the time of 1:02 ties Tretheway's record set
in 1961. Ken Frost, Redwood High, Larkspur, Calif., 1;02.8 was third and all three
are reported headed for Indiana University.
Fourth seeding went to a pair . . . Bill
Craig, Hoover-Glendale and Ricky Nesbit,
Highland Park, Dallas 1:03.1. James Spillane, brother of Olympian Joan Spillane,
grabbed sixth spot with a 1:03.2, Spillane
attends Spring Branch, Houston High.
The relay events were fiercely contested,
and the records made in 1961 and seeming
safe for a few years didn't hold up a
full season.
In the 200 yard medley relay, the old
mark of 1:41.2 set by the New Trier High
School was erased by the Glendale Hoover
quartet of Rich McGeagh, Bill Craig, Rick
Russ and Gerry Main, who posted an eyepopping 1:40.7, to anchor their claim as the
country's best. Evanston, I11. 1:43.1; Tonowanda, N.Y. 1:44.2; Santa Clara, Cal.,
1:44.3; Garden Grove, Cal. 1:44.8 and Mt.
Lebanon, Penn. 1:44.8 rounded out the
top six.
In the 200 yard freesyle relay, Atherton,
Calif. cracked the mark set by Santa Clara
in 1961. Sprinters Greg Buckinham, Bob
Laird, John Mortenson and Bob Plate won
top ranking in the relay posting a 1:30.0.
El Segundo and San Leandro, Cal. 1:31.2;
Evanston and Tonawanda, N. Y. 1:31.9
followed in order.
In diving, quality in performance was
shared in almost every part of the country.
Youngsters like Ken Sitzberger, Fenwick,
Oak Park, Ill. (finalist in A A U Indoor
Championship) Dicky Morse, Hillwood,
Nashville, Tenn., Dicky Chowning, Paschal,
Fort Worth, Texas, Larry Andreason, Western, Anaheim, Calif., Greg Smith, Lincoln
Park, Mich. and Les Gerber, Springfield,
N.J. will be right up in national contention
as they pursue their sport in college
competition.
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PUERTO RICO
SANTURCE
Salvador Colom
Santurce Sport Shop
Ponce de Leon Ave.,
1556. stop 23
SAN SALVADOR
SAN SALVADOR,C. A.
Welll, Salomon & Co.Omnisport
Aparado 182
.;5t $peedo
If your favorite store doesn't stock White Stag-Speedo ask them to write
Water Sports Division, 7 (N.W.) Front St., Portland, Oregon
White Stag Mfg. Co.
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NCAA ALL AMERICA
(Continued/rom page 8)
THOMPSON(FLORIDASTATE UNIV.); MICHAELF. TROY
(INDIANA UNIV.)J ROY D. BURRY (UNIV. OF MICRIGAN)J
DENNIS ROUNSAVELLE (UNIv. OF SO, CALIF.); ORRINB.
NORDSTROM(OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY).
1500 METERS FREESTYLE:
HURRAYROSE * (UNIV. OF SO. CALIF.); GARY HEINRICN
(UNIV. OF ClNCINNAIT)I ALAN B. SOMERS (INDIANA UNIV);
W. CLAUDE THOMPSON(INDIANA UNIV.); DENNIS ROUNSAVEL
LE (UNIV. OF SO. CALIF.); ROY D. BURRY (UNIV. OF
MICH.); BRIAN FOSS (UNIv OF SO. CALIF); WARRENG,
UHLER (UNIv. OF MICH.); JOHNW. ADAM (CALIF. POLY.);
AUBREY M. BURER (~0. METHODIST UNIV.).
I00 YARD BUTTERFLY:
EDWIN V. SPENCER* (No. CAR. STATE UNIV.); RICHARD A
MDDoNOUGN (VILLANOVA UNIV.); ARTHURD. WOLFE (OHIO
STATE UNIV.); MICHAELF. TROY(INDIANA UNIV.) LARY
~. SCHULHOF (INDIANA UNIV.)I JOSEPHALKIRE (UNIv OF
CINCINNATI); NATHANIEL L. CLARK (OHIO STATE UNIV.);
GERALD S. LIVINGSTONE (URIv. OF FLORIDA); MICHAEL
MEALIFFE (UNIV. OF SO. CALIF.); JOHN BERGMAN(UNIV.
OF MINN.); ALASDAIR U. BARNETSEN(SO METHODIST U.).
200 YARDBUTTERFLY:
ARTHURD. WOLFE* (OHlO STATE UNIV.); RICHARDA. MC
DONOUGH(VILLANOVAUNIV.); MICHAELF. TROY~INDIANA
UNIV.); LARYA. SCHULHOF(UNIV. OF ]NDIANA); CARLJ
SHAAR( MICH. STATE UNIV.); ALLAN L. CARTWRIGHT (ONI
STATE UNIV.); BRIAN FOSS (UNIv. OF SO. CALIF.);
NATHANIEL L. CLARK ( OHIO STATE UNIVo); JEFFREYB.
MOORE (UNIv. OF MICH.); DENNIS DEVINE (UNIV. OF SO.
CALIF.); ENN MANNARD ( UNIV. OF MICHIGAN).
I00 YARDBREASTSTROKE:
RICHARD F. NELSON * ( UNIVERSITY OF MICH.); G~ARDINER GREEN ( PRINCETON UNIV.); CHESTERA. JASTREMSKI
(INDIANA UNIV.); PETER FOGARASY(No. CAROLINA ST.U.)
KENNATH H. NAKASONE (INDIANA UNIV.); THOMASG.KOvACS
(OHIO STATE UNIV.); VIRGIL LUKEN (UNIV. OF MINN.);
FRED MUNSCR(LONG BLANDUNIV.); JON P. ROWE(SO.
METHODIST UNIV.); CHARLESD. GRIFFINs JR. (U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY).
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200 YARDBREASTSTROKE:
VIRGIL LUKEN*(UNIV. OF MINN.); RICHARDF. NELSON
(UNIV. OF MICH.); CHESTERA. JASTREMSKI (INDIANA U.)
KENNETH He NAKASOME(INDIANA UNIV.)~ PETER FOGARASY
(No. CAROLINA STATE UNIV.); G.GARDINER GREEN (PRINCETON UNIV.); THOMASG. KOVACS(OHlO STATEUNIV.);
JOHN F. BAKER (UNIV. OF MICH.); JACKSCHULTZ(SO.
ILL. UNIV.); JON P. ROWE(So. METHODISTUNIV.);CHARLE$ D. GRIFFIN.JR. (U.S.NAVAL ACADEMY)ILARRYZECHIEL
(UT,.).
I00 YD. BACKSTROKE:
Louis B. SCHAEFER[V "(OHlO ~TATEUNIV.); JED R.
GRAEL (PRINCETONUNIV.)I HAROLDTHOMPSONMANN(UNIV.
OF NO. CAR.); THOMASC. STOCK (INDIANA UNIV.);JEFFHEY P. HATTSON(MICH. STATE UNIV.); LESTERE.CuTLER
(UNIV. OF IowA); PHILIP L. MAYHER (KENYON); DAVID G
PETERSON (UNIv. OF MINN.); VERNONG. SCHIMMEL ($0.
METHODIST UNIV.); ROBERTW. WEGMkN(SAN JOSE STATE);
WILLIAM F. DENNY (SO. METHODIST UNIV.).
200 YARD BACKSTROKE:
LouIs B, ~CHAEFER IV * (OHIO ~TATE UNIV,); JED R,
ORAEF (PRINCETONUNIV.)J THOMASC. STOCK(INDIANA U)
HAROLD THOMPSONMANN ( UNIV OF NO. CAR.); EDWARDeTED
STICKLES (INDIANA UNIV.); VERNONG. SCHIMMEL (SO.
METHODIST UNIV.); WILLIAM F. DENNY (SO. METHODIST U)
ROBERTB. BENI (YALE UNIV.); DAVIDG. PETER;ON(UNIv
OF MINN.); MICHAEL G. ~EI$SING (UNIV. OF HICK.);
PHILIP L. MAYHER (KENYON).
200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY:
HARLEY ~MARTY" MULL * (OHIO ~"~rATEUNIV.); JACK G.
NELSON (UNIV. OF DENVER); EDWARD"TEDe STICKLES
(INDIANA UNIV.); CHESTERA. JASTREMSKI (INDIANA U)
CARYP. TREHEWAN(INDIANA UNIV.); JOHNHOUSE(UNIv.
OF SO. CALIF.); JOHN R. PRINGLE (HARVARDUNIV.);
WILLIAM Lo WOOD (MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.); DAVID G.
PETERSON (UNIV. OF MINN.); ALEC J. BORDEN (COLGATE
UNIV.); JOHNDAY ( UNIV. OF OKLA.).
400 YARDFREESTYLERELAY:
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. * (J.P.MATTSON, D.E.RowEs W.L.
WOOD, M.J. WOOD); UNIV. OF MINNESOTA*(J.BERGMANs D.A
CROCKER, R.L. ALLEN, $.J.JACKHAN); OHIO STATE UNIV.
(J,T.FOSTER, JR.,H. MULLs A.L.CARTWRIGHTs J.R.PLAIN);
YALE UNIVERSITY (S.M. BUSSELLEs T.R.GARTENs C.L. Muss
HkNs M.MOK. RUST!N); UNIV. OF MICHIGAN ( J.L.KERR s D
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E. FLODEN,W.L. DARNTON
s F.W. BERRY); UNIV. OF SO.
CALIF. (J. CORFMAN
s J. HOUSE
s D. DEVINE. P. REED);
HARVARDUNIV. (A.D. ENGELBERG
s D.A. HUNTER
s W.L.
ZENTGRAFs R.E. KAUFMANN); UNIV. OF WISCONSIN (R.E.
MCDEVITTs R.G. HERMS
s N.L. DEJESuS.W.J. BIRMINGHAM);
UNIV. OF CINCINNATI (G. SAPADINs J.H. NORMANs J.F.
MARCHETTIs J. ALKIRE); UNIV. OF WASHINGTON (J.D.
BROWN~J.M. COULTERs E.G. CAZALETs R.H. JOCHUMS).
400 YhRD MEDLEYRELAY=
OHIO STATE UNIVe" l L.B. SCHAEFER IV~ T.¢. KOVACS~ ADD
WOLFEs J.R. PLAIN); PRINCETONUNIV. (J.R. GRAEFs G.G
GREENs D.A. KENNEDY
s R.J. WILLIAMS); INDIANAUNIv.(T
C. STUCK, K.H. NAKASOME,L.A. SGHULROFs PeV. $1NTZ);
UNIV. OF SO. CALIF. (R. MOULTONs R. GREISSERs M.
MEALIFFEs J. CORFHAN); YALE UNIVERSITY ( R.B. BENIs
J.A. YUROW. J.G. FINCH, I l l , M.McK.AuSTIN); MICH. ST
UNIV. ( W.L. WooDsW. DRIVERs C.J. SHARKsD.E. ROWE);
UNIV. OF MINNESOTA ( A.G. ERICKSONs V. LUNEWsJ. BERG
MANs R.L. ALLEN); SOUTHERNMETHODIST UNIV. ( V.G.
SCHIMMEL~J.P. ROWEs A.U. BARNETSEN,A.M. BURGER);
UNIV. OF MICH. (M.G. REISSINGs R.F. NELSONs J.G. LONG
STRETH, F.W. BERRY); No. CAROLINA STATE UNIV.( F.
ELLIS~ P. FOGARASY, E.V. SPENGER~W. HCGINTY).
I METER SPRINGBOARD DIVING:
LOUIS V. VITUOCI*(OHIo STATE UNIV); JUAN BOTELLA
(OHIO STATE UNIV,); JOHN D. VOGEL (PERDUE UNIVER.);
J. RONALD JACE (UNIv. OF MICH.); JOHN DEININGER (UN.
OF WASHINGTON); GORDONBEAVERS (UNIV. OF TEXAS);
STANLEY C, ePETE~ Cox ( UNIVERSITY OF MICH.); J,
STEPHEN McBRIDGE (UNIv. OF FLORIDA); JOHN ANIt;REWS
(PRINCETON UNIV.); WILLIAM J. GLUECK (OHio ST. UNIV).
3 METER SPRINGBO~D DIVING:
LOUIS V. VITUCCI* ( OHIO STATE UNIV.); JOHN 0. VOGEL
(PURDUE UNIV.); JUAN BOTELLA (OHIo STATE UNIV.);
STANLEY C. "PETEn Cox (UNIv. OF MICHIGAN); J. RONALO
JACE (UNIV. OF~]CHIGAN); WILLIAM J. GLUECK (OHIO STe
UNIVERSITY); JOHNDEININGER (UNIv. OF WASHINGTON);
JOHN ANDREWS(PRINCETONUNIV.); ALFREDL. WARREN
(CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE; FRITZ C. FISCHER (OHIO STATE
UNIVERSITY).
BEAT!
T h e s e r u g g e d , o n e . p i e c e , nlolded-fiberglass starting p l a t f o r m s
really are t o u g h to beat. Lightweight, d u r a b l e a q d easy to
install, t h e y are fast r e p l a c i n g c m n b e r s o n m w o o d - a n d - m e t a l
starting blocks.
T h e initial cost o f the G o o d y e a r S t a r t i n g P l a t f o r m s is well
within the b u d g e t o f y o u r a q u a t i c club. I n fact, the r e c u r r i n g
c h a r g e s o f n m i n t a i n i n g y o u r p r e s e n t b l o c k s are p r o b a b l y
m o r e titan the cost o f r e p l a c i n g t h e m with a fu]l set o f these
platforms.
Available in white a n d seven brilliant c o l o r s ( b l u e , red, ye]low, g r e e n , o r a n g e , b r o w n a n d g r a y ) , the G o o d y e a r S t a r t i n g
P l a t f o r m s add e x c i t e m e n t to e v e r y meet. T h e p s y c b o l o g i c a l
" l i f t " t h e y p r o v i d e a n d their stability d u r i n g starts offer real
a d v a n t a g e s to e v e r y s w i m m e r .
Each Goodyear Starting Platform is
delivered with a square-cut hase that
ran be trimmed easily to match the
contour of the coping or gutter of
an)' pool. You are assured of a custom-fit, aml only haml tools are required to make a perfect installation,
GOODYEAR
AIRCRAFT
CORPORATION
PLANTS IN A K R O N , O H I O A N D LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA
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NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTICb'~lt~11NG COACHES.OFAMERICA
1962 HIGH SCHOOLALL AMERICANTEAH
OOMPILEO BY RAY J, MONDRO,COACH
HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL, HIGHLAND
PARK, HIDH.
400 YARDFREESTYLE:
ROY SAARI (EL SEGUNDO,CALIF) 3:53.9*; DEANWILLEFORD (DOWNEY,CALIF) 3:57.6; BILL FARLEYIST.FRANClS, LA CANADA, CALIF) 3:58.5; DICKBOTH (ATHERTON
CALIF) 3:58.9: LEE DANIELSON (NOTREDAME, 8HERMAN
OAKS, CALIFI 3:59.0; MIKE WALL (BLACKFORD, SAN
JOSE, CALIF) 3:59.5; ToM DIEFENOERFER(SANTA CLARA
CALIF) 4:02.4; RUSSELLTONGAY(JACKSON, MIAMI,FLA)
4:03.5; SCOTTCORDIN (HINBDALE, ILL.) 4:03,7;
PETER ADAHS (PERSHING, DETROIT, MICH) 4:04.6; KARL
MCCRARY(PALO ALTO, CALIF) 4:05,2; CARLROBIE (BONNER, DREXELHILL, PA) 4:06.0; BILL BUHSON(NEwTRIER
WINNETKA, ILL) 4:06.2; KRIS BROWN(LAHAR, HOUSTON,
TEX) 4:06.8; KEN WEBB (WILSON, PORTLAND,ORE.)
4:07.4; TOMJAMI$ON (DULLARD, FRESNO,CALIF)4:07o8
HENRYFREY(ST. FRANCIS, BROOKLYN,N,Y,) 4:08,0;
JIM MANNING (EDISON, TULSA,'OKLA) 4:08.8; JACK
KIEFER (NEWTRIER, WINNETKA, ILL,) 4:09.4; DICK
JACOBBERGER ( BERKELEY, CALIF.) 4:09.7.
I00 YARDFREESTYLE:
GABY ILMAN
CLICK, 9AN JOSE, CALIF) 48.9; ROBERTWILLIAMSON
(TONAWANDA, N.Y.) 49.3; DICK JACOBBERGER(BERKELEY
CALIF.) 4B.B; TOMPBINGLE (EVANSTON, ILL) 49.8;
PHILIP DENKEVITZ (POLYTECHNIC, BALTIMORE, MD) 49.9;
BOB HOAG(MORNINGSIDE, INGLEWOOD,CALIF) 49.9;
KENNETHWALSH (FLETCHER, JACKSONBEACH, FLA) 49.9;
WILLIAM GROFT (PENN, YORK, PA.) 50.0; BRADLINDEBLAD ( BROWARD, HOLLYWOOD,FLA) 50.0; RICHMCGEAGH
(HOOVER, GLENDALE, CALIF)50.1 ; DAVEWILT (LIMA, O)
50. I; RICK HOLLISTER (DIERUFF, ALLANTOWN, PA.)
50.2; DAVID QUICK (HIGHLAND PARK, DALLAS, TEX)
50.2; SCOTTCORDIN CHINSDALE, ILL.) 50.3; DARRYLE
KIFER (WARREN,RICH) 50.4; JAMESMAC MILLAN(EASTERN, DETROIT, RICH) 50.5; ALAN BONOR(EcORSE,
RICH) 50.6; LYTLE JOHNSON (ARLINGTON, COLUMBUSO)
50.6; TERRYMCNALLY (STAGG,BTOCKTON,CAL) 50.6;
KEN WIEBECK (THURSTON,DETROIT, HICR.) 50.B.
ROY SAARI (EL SEGUNDO,CALIF) 48.7;
50 YD. FREESTYLE:
RICH MCGEAGH(HOOVER,GLENDALE, CALIF) 21.9;ROBERT
WILLIAMSON (TONAWANDA, N.Y.) 21.9; PHILIP DENKEVITZ (PDLYTECHNIC, BALTIMORE,MO.) 22.0; WILLIAM
GROFT (PENN, YORK, PA) 22.1; RICK HOLLISTER
(DIERUFF, ALLENTOWN, PA.) 22.2; BRADLINDEBLAD
(BROWARD, HOLLYWOOD,FLA.) 22.2; JAMESMACMILLAN
EASTERN, DETROIT, NICH) 22.4; HARKMARSH (GROSSE
POINTE, MICH) 22.4; ROY SNARl (EL SEGUNDO,CALIF)
22.4; MORGANEDWARDS(SANLEANDRO, CALIF) 22.5;
DICK JACOBBERGER(BERKELEY,CALIF) 22.6; TOM
CRACIUH (HARDING, WARREN, 0.) 22.7; TOM HOAG
(MORNINGSIDE, INGLEWOOD,CALIF) 22.7; TOMPRINGLE
(EVANSTON, ILL) 22.7; KEN WIEBECK (THURSTON,DETROIT, RICH) 22.7; MIKE FINK (ANNARBOR, MICH.)
22.8; LYTLE JOHNSON (ARLINGTON, COLUMBUS~0)22,8~
DARRYLE KIFER (WARREN,MICH) 22.81 ROBERTSHERWO09
(GROSSE POINTE, RICH) 22.8~ BILL STIPEK (WILSON,
TACOMA, WASH,) 22.8; BILL WATKINS (GARDENGROVE,
CALIF.) 22.8.
I00 YARDBACKSTROKE:
RICH MCGEAGH(HOOVER,GLENDALE, CALIF) 54.§'; GEORGE GOFF (PROVISOEAST, MAYWOOD,ILL.) 54.9; PETER
HAMHER(EVANSTON, ILL.) 54.9; REESORLAND(MOLINE,
ILL.) 56.1; JOHNLEASURE(MCKINLEY, CANTON,0,)
56.6; MIKE FORREST(GARDENGROVE, CALIF.) 56.7;
FREDWOERTHAN (TECH, BROOKLYN,N,Y.) 57,0; GREG
BUCKINGHAM (ATHERTON~CALIF) 57.1; JAMESMASSAM
(PENN, YORK, PA.) 57.3; KEN WIEBACK (THURSTON,
DETROIT, MICH.) 57.3; JACK ZAKIH (EASTSIDE, PA~ERSON, N.J.) 57.3; RICK MICHAEL8 (PLYMOUTH,RICH.)
57.4; JIH 8TACY (LAKEWOOD, 0.) 57.4; CHARLES
WORREL (ALAMO, SAN ANTONIO, TEX.) 57.6; WILLIAM
UTLEY (ODESSA, TEX.) 57.7; ROY SAARI (EL SEGUNDO,
CALIF) 57.8; PAT NACLEAN (ROCHESTER,MINN.) 57.9;
BRUCE BOUGHNER(THENTON,RICH.) 58,1; THOMAS
BOURKE (FENWICN, OAK PARK, ILLo) 58.2; DAVEBLANCHARD (ANN ARBOR,MIDH) 58.4; JIMKREMER(EoIsoN,
TULSA, OKLA.) 58.4.
200 YARD INDIVIDUALMEDLEY:
ROY BAARI (EL SEGINDO, CALIF) 2:01.8"; WILLIAM ~TLEY (ODESSA, TEX.) 2:04.1; RALPHKENDHICK (HARRY
ELLS, CALIF.) 2:04.6; CHARLESGANTNER(PISCATAWAY,
BRUNSWICK, N.J.) 2:05.3; BOB HOPPERCARCADIA,CAL)
2:06.2; KARLMCCRARY(PALOALTO, CALIF) 2:05.2;
GREG BUCKINGHAM(ATHERTON, CALIF) 2:07.0; GEOFF
D'ATHI (KENT, 0.) 2:07.3; CARLROBIE (BONNEB, DREXel HILL, PA) 2:07.5; JACK KIEFER (NEW TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL.) 2:07.9; LYNNHUNT(JACKSON, HINMI,FLA)
2:08.2; DICK ROTH (ATHERTO~, CALIF.) 2:0B.2; TIM
ROARK (BuLLARD, FRESNO,CALIF) 2:08.6; MIKE WALL
BLACKFORD, BAN JOSE, CALIF) 2:DR.6; CHUCKRICHARD
~TADIUH, TACOMA,WASH.) 2:08.8; DENNISWEST (GARDEN GROVE,CALIF.) 2:08.8; KEN WIEBECK (THURSTON,
DETROIT, RICH.) 2:08.8; HENRYFREY (ST.FRANCIS,
BROOKLYN, N,Y.) 2:08.9; STEVECARTY (JACKSON,
MIAMI, FLA.) 2:09.5; DICK JACODBERGER(DERKELEY,
CALIF) 2:09.7; EDWARDPARTRIDGE(HINSDALE,ILL)2:B9.7
100 YARDBUTTERFLY:
GARY ILMAN (LICK, SAN JosE, CALIF) 53,2; DAVEBUCHANAN (RILEY, SOUTHBEND, IND.) 54°2j PHILIP RIKERIII
(EAsTSlDE, PATERBON, N.J.) 54,4; JOHNWHITE (EDGEWATER, ORLANDO, FLA) 54.4; DON SPENCER (SEAHOLM,
81RMINGHAM, HICH) 54.5; JOHN8ATO (Los ANGELES, CAL)
54.6; WILLIAM JENNI$ON (CooLEY, DETROIT, RICH) 54.7;
BOB PLATE (ATHERTON, CALIF.) 54.7; CHARLESRICHARDS
(STADIUM, TACOMA,WASH.) 54.9; CHARLESGANTNER (PIsCATAWAY, BRUNSWICK, N.J.) 55.0; KEN DILLON (JACKSON,
MICH.) 55.l; STEVENHAG BROWN(EAGLEROCK, Los ANGo,
CALIF.) 55.1; BILL HANOOGIAN (BuLLARD, FRESNO, CAL.)
55.2; CHARLESMILAN (BuRBANKp CALIF.) 55.4; DICK
JACOBBERGER (BERKELEY, CALIF.) 55.5~ FRANKPRATT
(CENTRAL, NEW HARTFORD, N.Y.:) 55.5; DAVlC ROADHOUSE
(OTTAWA HILLS, TOLEDO, 0.) 55.7; TERRYHAGAN(BONNER, DREXELHILL, PA.) 55,8; GRAHAMCOLTON (WILSON,
PORTLAND, ORE.) 56.0; ALFREDMCDONNELL(EVANSTON,
ILL.) 56.0; RICK RUSS (GLENDALE, CALIF) 58.0.
200 YA£D FREESTYLE:
RoY SAARI (EL 8EGUNDO,CALIe°) 1:46.6"; BILL FARLEY
(ST.FRANCIS, LA CANADA; CALIF.) 1:49o0; DEANWILLEFORD (DOWNEY, CALIF.) I:49.0; LEE DANIELSEN (NOTRE
DAME, SHERMANOAKS, CALIF.) 1:50.5; MIKE WALL (BLACKFORD, SAN JOSE, CALIF.) 1¢50.5; SCOTTCORUIN
(}IlNSDALE, ILL.) 1:51.I; GREGBUCKINGHAM(ATHERTON,
CALIF.) 1:51.2; WILLIAMSHROUT(TECH, BROOKLYN,NY)
1:51.2; EDWARDFARNBACH (EVANSTON, ILL.) l:52.0;
RUSSELL TONGAY(JACKSON, MIAMI, FLA.) 1:52.0; RICHARD
WALLS ( COLLEGE, BARTLESVILLE, OKLA.) 1:52.3; DICK
JACOBBERGER (BERKELEY, CALIF) 1:52.4; TIM ROARK
DULLARD, FRESNO,CALIF) 1:52.4; TOMJAHISON (BuLLARO
FRESNO, CALIF.) 1:52.6; CARLNOBLE (BONNER, DREXEL
HILL, PA.) 1:53.0; JIM HANBING (EDISON, TULSA, OKLA)
1:53.1; LYNNHUNT (JACKSON, MIAMI; FLA.) i:53.2;
GARY ILHAN (LICK, SAN JOSE, CALIF.) l:53.5; BILL
BURSON(NEw TRIES, WINNETKA, ILL.) I:53.7; TONY
RALPH$ (NEWPORTHARBOR,NEwPORTBEACH, CkL) 1:54.2.
200 YARDMEDLEYRELAY:
HOOVER, GLENDALE, CALIF. (RICH MC8EAGH, BILL CRAIG,
RICK Russ, GERRYMAIN) 1:40,7"; EVANSTON, ILL.(PETER
HAMMER, BRENDANTAYLOR, ~LFREDMCCONNELL,WALTERKEATS
1:43.1; TONAWANDA,N.Y. (JEFF HALL, RONALD TRAVER,
ROBERT~ILLIAMSON, TIM NILAND) 1:44.2; ~ANTACLARA,
CALIF. (HIKE SCHMIDT, WAYNE,ANDERSON, DEANBISTERFEIDT, JEFF REEDER) 1:44.3; GARDENGROVE, CALIF.
(MIKE FORREST, TOM BORTNER,JIM £AYL, BILL DERRIG)
1:44.8; MOUNTLEBANON, PITTSBURGH, PA. (LARRYSHEK-ELL, TOM TRETHEWEY,RICK TOUCEY,DAVID NICHOLAS)
1:44.8; HINSDALE, ILL. (PAUL BAKKEN, PAUL SCHEERER,
~COTT CORDIN, JOHN HAVON) I:45.0; HOPKINS,MINN.
(LLOYD HOCKEL, KEN ZAKARIASEN, ALAN HUELLER, MIKE
PERKINS) l:45,0; FENWICK,OAK PARK, ILL. (JAMES
TOBIN, TIMOTHY~NDERSON, BRUCEMCDONALD, HOWARDBRUNDACE) 1:45.2; NEW TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL. (MIKE MC
GUIGAN, RICK SAWYER,RICH PRITZKER, VIC BANKS) 1:45.2
ROCHESTER, MINN.(PATHACLEAN, PAULMOBERG, AL LUNEMAN
AL CODE) l:45.2; ~EAHOLM,BIRMINGHAM,MICH. (BOB
WOLF. JIM BRADBURN,DON SPENCER, TON FRITZ) 1:45.2;
GROOSEPOINTE, MICH. (FRED CUTLER, BOB SCHELLIG,JOHN
WOODS, HARKHARSH) I:45.3; NOLINE, ILL. (REES ORLAND,
RON BERRY, HIKE HORST, GARYCAPOUCH) I:45.5; WEST,
ROCKFORD, ILL.: (TOM HENBEST, CHARLES ~CHULTZ, ED
MULFORD, DAN BEHR) 1:45.5; ARTHURHILL, BAGONAW,
HICH. (BRucE JOCHEN, DAVID ARE, ROBERT,STEWART, JOHN
ANDERSON) 1:45,7; JACKSON,MIAMI, FLA. (STEVE FLORENCE, KiP CARNAL, ToM ANDREWS,~OBERTJORDAN) 1:45.7;
PROVISO EAST, MAYWOOD, ILL. (GOERGEGOFF, HOWARD
BROWN, GARYRENTON, HUGHMUIR) 1:45.7; WILSON,TACOMA
WASH. (MIKE HICKS, ReCK ERSPAMER, BOB NEWBERG,BILL
STIPEK) 1:45.8; HANHEIMTOWNSHIP, NEFFSVILLE, PA.
(NICK ANDES, JAMES GREEN, JOHN HELM, WALTERGAIGE)
l:4B.I;
200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY:
ATHERTON, CALIF, (GREG BUCKINGHAM,BOB LAIRD, JOHN
MORTENSON, BOB PLATE) 1:30.0"; EL SEGUNDO,CALIF.
(DoN WRIGHT, DOUGHUEY, BILL RICHARDSON,ROY SAARI)
1:31.2; SAN LEANDRO, CALIF. (JIM PERRY, FRANKDE
PACE, TED BARSTAD, MOREANEDWARDS) 1:31.2; EVANSTON, ILL. (~TUART,SOULE, JOHN NEWMAN,TOM 8CHWARTIN,
EDWARD FARHBACH) 1:31.9; TONAWANDA,N.Y. (ROBERT
WILLIAMSON, ~ILLIAM BAKER, KEN ZUHR, TIM NILAND)
1:31.9; Los ALTOS, CALIF. (DICK TOBIE, MIKE DAVENPORT, DONMOORE,GARYRUBLE) 1:32.2; MOLINE, ILL.
(REES ORLAND,RON BERRY,JAY CAPOUCH,BILL KLINGBERG)
1:32.2; BUCHTEL,AKRON,O. (WILLIAH HERBERICH,RO~
NELSON, JIM LASH, BOB MYERS) 1:32.5; GROOSEPOINTE,
RICH. (MARKMARSH, BOB DALLAS, NEAL BAUER, ROBERT
SHERWOOD) 1:32.6; HOPKINS,MINNo ( KEN ZAKARIASEN,
CRIS STROTZ, ALLANMUELLER,JIM ORAGON) I:32.6;HOUNT
LEBANON, PITTSRURGH,PA. (TOMTRETHEWEY,LARRYSREKELL
STEWART EARLY, DAVID NICHOLAS) 1:32.6; GLENDORA,CAL
(TIM FERGUSON,TONYOTTING, DENNISMER~ICK, FLOYD
BUCKLIN, JR.} 1:32.7; BEVERLYHILLS, CALIF.(ERIc
ARMITAGE, BILLY KOSKOFF, BARRYUNGER, BILL MILLER)
1:32.9; NEW TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL. (JACN KIEFER,BILL
BURSON, BARRYFISHER, PHIL MILLER) 1:32.9; BULLAR~,
FRESNO, CALIF.(BILL MANOOGIAN, TIM ROARK, TOM ROARK,
TERRYHELLEK) 1:33.0; ARLINGTON,COLUMBUS.O. (RICH
SMITH, TOM LAKIN, TON CALL, STEVEERICKSON} 1:33.1;
EAST, ROCKFORD, ILL.(GIL LACROIX, RION BALL, KENNETH
KAIL, DONALD KAIL) 1:33.2; FENWICK, OAK PARK, ILL.
(BRUCEMcDONALD,RICHARDMURPHY,BERNARDMEEHAN,
HOWARDBRUNDAGE)1:33.2; DOWNEY,CALIF. (DAVEWATER-MAN, DEANWILLEFORD, MIKE BRYANT,WARRENSEARLS)
1:33.3; VINCENT, ERIE, PA. (ERIC LAMPE,JOE 6ASHAW,
LEIGH ROUNDS,RICK BAUSCHARD) 1:33.5'
31
IO0 YARD BREASTSTROKE:
DICK SCHAIBLE (Los ALTOS, CALIF.) I:02.0"; TOM
TRETHEWAY (MOUNTLEBANON, PITTSBURGH,PA.) 1:02.1;
KENNETH FROST (REDWOOD, LARKSPUR, CALIF) 1:92.8; BILL
CRAIG (HoovER, GLENDALE, CALIF.) I:03.1; RICKYNESBIT (HIGHLANDPARK, DALLAS,TEX.) I:03.1; JAMES SPILLANE (SPRING BRANCH, HOUSTON,TEX.) 1:03.3; WILLIAM
TRUESBALL (BEDFORDUNION, DETROIT.RICH1 I:03.3; PAUL
SCHEERER (HINSDALE, ILL.) I:03.4; LEE DRIVER (GRovEs
BIRMINGHAM,MICH.) I:03.6; NON BERRY(MOLINE, ILL)
l:O4.O; JIM PERRY(SAN LEANDRO,CALIF.) I:04.O; RONALO TRAVERITONAWANDA, N.Y.) I:04.0; ROBERTBLANCHARD
(EDsEL FORD, DEARBORN,HIGH) I:04.2; BOB HOOPER(ARCADIA, CALIF.) ]:04.2; ROBERTSCHELLIG (GRO¢SEPOINTE
MICH.) I:04,3; WAYNEANDERSON(SANTA CLARA, CALIF.)
l:04.5; SANDYCHANDLER(BROWARD, HOLLYWOOD,FLA.)
I:04.7; KEN GLAEGER(CENTRAL, OMAHA, NED.) 1:04.7;
TOM HUGHES(HOOVER,GLENDALE, CALIF.) J:04.9; ANDREW
KONTRICK (VINCENT, ERIE, PA.) l:04.9; CHARLES SCHULTZ
(WEST, ROCKFORD, ILL) 1:04.9; RUSSWEBB (FULLERTON,
CALIF.) I:04.9.
DIVING: (ALPHABETICAL LISTING)
LARRYANDREA$ON(~ESTERN, ANAHEIM,CALIF.); JIM
ASKING (SOUTH,WICHITA, KAN.); BRUCEBROWN(ROCHESTER, MINN.); RICHARDCHOWNING(PASCHAL, FT.WORTH,
TEX.I| LED GERBER (REGIONAL, SPRINGFIELD, N.J.);RICK
GREENIFREMONT, 9UNNYVALE, CALIF.); THOMASHUTCHESON
(NEw TRIER, WINNETKA, ILL.); CHUCKKNORR (POMPANO
BEACH, FLA.I; HIKE KUNKEL (ROME FREE ADADEMY,ROME,
N.Y.); RAN~YMILLER (JEFFERSON, CEDARRAPIDS, JR.);
DICKY MORSE (HILLWOOD, NASHVILLE, TENN.); BOB MYERS
(CENTRAL, CHEYENNE,WYO.); KENNETHSITZBERGER (FENwicK, OAK PARK, ILL.); BRADSMART (WHITEFISH BAY,WIS
CONSlN); GeE6 SMITH (LINCOLN PARK, MICH.); RANDELL
WELCH (ADAMS, SOUTHBEND, 1NO.); BERNIEWRIGHTSON
(EAs~ DENVER, COLO.); WYNNYOUNG(CINTNAL,TuosoN,AR
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SENIOR MEET
Los ANGELES,CALIFo
JUNE 23,24,1962 50 H,PooL
WOMEN
IO0 METER BACKSTROKE:
B. SEGERSTROM,L&C 1:17.4
J. HALLOCK,~OSEo l:18.J
K. LOGAN,PCC
I:19.6
400 METER FREESTYLE:
m
S. FINNERAN,UN -t:51.2
C. HOusE,LAD
4:58.0
S. STODDER,ROSEM 5:04°I
H. MILLS,L~C
2:36.2
IO0 METER BUTTERFLY:
C. HILAM,UN
h04.2
T. YAMANAKA,LAC
l:04.4
B. HOPPER,UN
1:05.0
430 METER IND. MEDLEY:
D. WEST,UN
5:26.2
J. PORTER,UN
5:28.4
K, HERTEN,LAC
5:30°0
200 METER FREESTYLE:
T. YAHANAKA, LAC
2:03.9
J. CONRAD,LAD
2:0B.4
W. FARLEY,LAC
2:09.5
200 METER BREASTS~OKE:
K. GIHENEZ,~VSS 2:59,8 *
C. GAY,UN
3:07.4 **
S. FINNERAN,UN 3:07.9
SPAU RECORD
TIES 8PAU RECORD
IO0 METERBREASTSTROKE: BLOOMINGTON50 M. MEET
1:26°0
BLOOMINGTON,
INO.
1:27,3
MAY 26,1982 LC
1:29°9
GIRLS
8 & UNDER IOO H. FREE:
200 METER BACKSTROKE:
C. CRowI.EY,MS
1:29.1
Co FERGUSON,LAC 2:40,4 D. *~LLRED,DET P
1:31.8
J. CROOKS,LAC
2:47.6 L. WILLIAHS,RIv
1:34.4
8. FINNERANDUN 2:47=6 9 & I0 400 H. FREE:
V. HALPI N,MIR
6:22.9
I00 METER BUTTERFLY:
H. DEBENHAM,MS 6:23.0
8. STOUDER,£OSE 1:14.5 P. SMITH,EY
6:32.6
J. CARTER,PCC
1:17,0 11 & 12 4C0 H. FREE:
J, HALLOCK,ROSE 1:18.2 ,~. TIMMONS,]RIV 5:50,.5
J. HUHBARGER,FT~Y 5:57=0
400 METER IND. MEDLEY:
P. ~EISS,HIR
9:lOoO
"~.' FINNERAN,UN
5:38.7 13 & 14 490 H. FREE:
C. FERGUSON,LAC 5:50.0 H. ELLIS, lag
5:23.3
C. HOUSE,LAC
5:50.6
L. DAVIS,BETP
5:30o3
B. HUNTINGTON,IAC 5:33.8
200 METERFREESTYLE:
15 & OVE£400 H. FREE:
C. HousE,LAD
2:18.1 S. MARSTON,RIv
5:16°1
S, FINNERAN,UN
2:18,8 H. LEFEDRE,IAC
5:19.6
S. STOUDER,ROSE 2:24.9 N. GALVICH,JoY
5:24.5
BOYS
K. GIMENEZ,WVSS
G. PEAcocK,LAD
S. NITTA,ROSEM
MEN
8 & UNDER I00 M. EREE:
I00 METERBACKSTROKE:
R. MCGEAGH,UN
1:08.3
K. HERTEN,LAC
I:OB.I
J. MONAHAN,OH
1:09.5
400 METER FREESTYLE:
T. YAMANAKA,LAC
4:22.2
J, CONRAD,LAD
4:27°9
W. FARLEY,LAD
4:38.3
2C0 METERBREASTSTROKE:
B. CRAIG,UN
2:43.7
P. JEFFERS,SLSS 2:45,5
B. HOPPER,UN
2:50°1
100 METER BREASTSTROKE:
B. CRAIG,UN
**1:13.5
B, HOPPER,UN
I:15.9
W. HILL,UN
1:20.0
200 METER BACKSTROKE:
K. MERTEN,LAC 2:31.3
B. BELDING,ESSC 2:38.1
B. WEAVER,KoKY
1:25o5
J. °NYDER,IAC
1:29.6
J. LEMOAL,EY
1:29.8
£ & IO 400 H. FREE:
D. ZIRZOW,FTWY
5:!1.8
M. BURKE,IAC
5:42.4
B. BARNRILL,IAC
6:12.4
II & 12 403 M. FREE:
L. O'PA~A,UN
5:32,9
B. MENDELSON,PP 5:32.9
P. GALVICH,UN
5:34.6
13 & 14 4CO H. FREE:
F. ERNDYRT,I]ETP 5:02.9
H. KIN,'RIv
5:'33.2
J. "RENDEL,PEY
5:05.2
MEN
15 & OVER - 1500 M. FREE
P. ~DAMS,DETP
13:57o9
T, STICRLES,UN
1~:12.0
A. SOMERsjUN
13:12o4
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I00 Ya. BREASTSTROKE
8, MCCLES~EY(P66)
L. CONNALLY (P6B)
M. BRtZZOLARA (LRYW)
G. BALDWIN (P66)
R. BROWN(LRBC)
C. BROOKS (LRBC)
1:29.8
1:33.1
1:41.9
1:16.8
1:29,2
1:29.5
IUO YOHNDIVIOUALMEDLEY
2:03,0
G, BALDWIN (P66)
2:08,1
B. PIERFONT (OCSC)
2:11,2
C. BROOKS (IRBC)
160 Y~. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
J. HULTBERG IROY)
2:22.4
S. MCCLESKEY(P66)
2:26,8
E. TERRY (LRYW)
2:32,5
OPEN"
11-12
IO0 Y~. EREE8TYLE
W. KOLL (ROY)
E. FRkZIER(URBC)
P. PARHAM (LRYW)
I00 YD. BUTTERFLY
K. THOMAS (P66)
W. KOLL (ROY)
G. ALLEN (LRBC)
IO0 YD. FREESTYLE
R. WALLS (P66)
J. MANNING (TSS)
W. CLARK (URBC)
1:10,8
1:17oB
1:22.5
1:29.3
I00 Y~. BREA8TSTROKE
K. THOMAS (P66)
A. BENKOVlTZ (URBC)
B. ROBINSON (LRYW)
1:21.1
1:32.7
1:34.5
1:19.6
1:21.6
54.8
IBO Yo. BUTTERFLY
R. WALLS (P66)
B. HOSBS (T$S)
A. SMITH (F$BC)
57.4
I:OI.G
1=03.0
I00 YD. BACKSTROKE
J. KREMER (T35)
F. PERNIqUE (LRBC)
D. JOHNSON (TBS)
1:00.8
I:06.9
I:OB,O
I00 YD. BREASTSTROKE
A. SMITH (FSBC)
B. KEENE (P66)
A. WHITMOHE (TS~)
1:07.4
1:07.4
1:10.2
1:18.8
1:19.0
1=25.2
I00 YO. BACKSTROKE
W. KOLL (ROY)
G. ALLEN (L~BC)
D. GASAWAY(UNAT)
51,7
53.0
160 YD. INDIVIDUALMEDLEY
160 YD. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
K. THOMAS (P66)
2:21.7
G. ALLEN (LRBC)
2:27.8
E. FRAZlER (LRBC)
2=33.4
R. WALLS (P66)
J. HANRING (TS$)
F. PERNIqUE (LRBC)
1:43.1
1:43.4
1:46.1
JD - JUDGES DECISION
OPEN
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J. FRANZ (P66)
J. 8HITH (LRYW)
M. DEACON (JBY)
59.5
1:05.7
1:06.9
I00 YD. BUTTERFLY
M. LAKE (LRBC)
J. BURTON (LRYW)
S. SETTLEMIRE (JBY)
1:16.9
1:19.0
1:19,5
I00 YD. BACKSTROKE
M. WILKES (LRBC)
J. SMITH (LRYW)
H. DEACON (JBY)
1:15.3
1:15.4
1:17.2
I00 YD. BREASTSTROKE
Jo FRANZ (P6B)
C, CAIGNON (LRYW)
J. BURTON (I.~YW)
1:18.0
1:24.6
1:26.5
160 Y~. iNDiVIDUAL MEDLEY
J. FRANZ (P66)
2:00.2
J. SMITH (LR~)
2:11.9
M. LAKE (LR8C)
2:18.7
60Y$
I0 & UNDER
I00 YI. FREESTYLE
T. KEMPE (P66)
R. BALIWIN (P66)
J. DEACON (JBY)
1:11,9
1:12,4
I:19,0
IOO YO. BUTTE]RFLY
T. KEMPE (PBB)
T. CUADERES (OCSC)
S. WILLIAMSON (LRBC)
1:23.0
1:26.3
1:44.2
IO0 YD. BACKSTROKE
T. CUADERES (OCSC)
J. FREDRICK (P66)
T. COURTWAY(HSC)
1:26.9
!:27.7
1:28,4
I00 YD. BREASTSTROKE
R. BALDWIN (£66)
J. ~EACON (JBY)
D. MAHONEY(P66)
1:28.6
1:34.4
1:42.0
160 YD. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
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2=18.6
T. KEMPE (P66)
2:20.0
R. BALOWIN (P6B)
2:20.7
11-12
I00 YD. FREESTYLE
B. ALLEN (P66)
B. DEACON (JBY)
S. TURNER ([J~BC)
I:03.5
1:06,6
1:07.0
I00 YD. BUTT~FLY
G. BALeWIN (P66)
B. ALLEN (P66)
C. BROOMS(URBO)
1:11.2
JDI:I3,7
1:|3,5
tO0 YD. BACKSTROKE
B° ALLEN (P66)
6. PIERPONT (OOSO)
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I00 YD. BREASTSTROKE
1:16,1
1:17.0
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FRASER,LBCC
TAYLOR,LAVC
BROWN,LBCC
HAMILTON,AM.RIvER C.
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B. BENSON,FOOTHILL C.
B. BIROHDFOOTHILL C.
K, HANNA,OCC
C. COLEMAN,LBCC
A. SNYDER,FOOTHILL C.
G. BAKER,OAKLAND CO
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4:37.2
4:39.2
4:39.5
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4=40.6
4:41.3
1500 METER FREESTYLE:
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T. VIREN,ECC
P. CHURCHILL,~MCC
C. DOUGLAs,OOC
G. 8PEAR,BAKERSFIELD C.
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R. PERRY,CERRITOS C.
W. CAUSEY,SHASTA C.
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18:34.1
18:36.7
18:38.2
18:39.0
18:40.0
18=42.5
18:47.5
18:53.4
19:02.8
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T. PHILLIPS~~I%C
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57.4
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58.6
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T. CALOMERIS,P.GEORGE CC 58.7
P. PAGE,GASTON,N.C.
1:36.0
L. RAFFAELLI,LAvC
59.0
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59.4
D.ROsEHOND,GASToN,N.C. 1:45,0 Ce EDWARDS,OAKLAND CO
59.7
W. CAUSEY,SHASTA C.
59.8
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S. RESSEGUIE,$ANFORD,N.C.I:23.4 200 YD BACKSTROKE:
D. BAHT,NO.CHAS.,S.C.
1:28,6 T. PHILLIP$,C#ICC
2:05.2
N.J.AvlNGER,JDKSNVL, FLA. 1:30.3 M. HEWITT,FOOTHILL C.
2:06.4
B. DESMOND,FOOTHILL C.
2:07.7
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C. EDWARDS, OAKLAND CO 2:09.9
S.RESSEGUIE,SANFORD,N.C. I:09.2
L, RAFFAELLI,L~VC
2:09.£
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2:12.3
B. BAuM,FOOTHILL C.
2:13.0
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2:13.1
B. BARNETT, FJC
2:13.9
IO0 METER BUTTERFLY
R.A.FEDERICI,PORT VEORA 1:06.5
IOO YD OREASTSTROKE:
J.BREY,FONKUNION,,F".L-~- 1:07.7
D, KING, LBCC
*I:03,1
J.RISTAINO,FT.BRABG~N.C. 1:11.4
T. HUMPHRIES,LBCC
I:03.2
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1:03.8
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J. BENSON, L~VC
I:05.6
W.H.OEXTER,BRMGHM~ALA. 1:24,3
B. CLOW, OCC
I:06.0
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R.HUTCHEHSEN,NORFOLK,VA. 1:28.5
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I:07.3
D. S~UHR, NO.CHAS.jS.C. 1:15.4 ~. ROnHEIM, ODD
I:07.B
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D. WAITE, LAVC
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M, BLOUIN,No.CHAS.,S.C. 1:01.7 D. KING,LBCC
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J. McGRATH,LAVC
.22.3
54,3
L. JAMISON,FOOTHtLL C.
22.7 J, SHEELEY,ECC
5 4.3
B. BEAZLEY,FJC
23.0 G. SPEAR,BAKERSFIELD C.
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54.9
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L. MEGGERS,STOCKTON C.
55.G
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23.2
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55.8
M. FRASER,LBCC
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M.
S.
SPEARj8AKERSFIELD C. "2:01.9
SCHEELEY,ECC
2:04.4
SHIHA,~CC
2:04.5
CALOMERIS,P.GEORGE'S 2:05.4
BENSONDFOOTHILLCe
2:06.9
OSHIRO,SHASTA C.
2:11.2
BENNATON,LAVC
2=11.8
REYNOLDS, LBCC
2=13.0
ALLEN,C. OF 8. MATEO 2=15.0
MURPHY~ ~"ICC
2:15.2
BARNETT,FOOTHILL C.
2:15.2
IO0 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY:
P. SMITH,EVANSVILLE Y
1:19.4
C. STOCN, $11AWPARK
1=25.2
D. PASKAL,CARONDELET Y 1=27,9
200 YD FREESTYLE RELAY:
SHAWPARK "A"
2=24,5
MID-CouNTY YMCA "An
2:26.3
CARONOELET Y
2:35.8
200 YD MEDLEYRELAY=
SHAWPARK ha"
2:42.8
MID-COUNTY ha"
2=49.0
200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY:
2:59.4
G° BAKER,OCC
"2:04.8 MID COUNTYnB"
B. BENSON,FOOTHILL C.
2:05.2
II AND 12
T. CALOHERIS,P.GEORGE°S 2:08.4
A. 8HIMA, SMCC
2:09.5
B. BIRCH,FOOTHILL C.
2:09.7 50 YD FREESTYLE:
M. BYRNE, CARONDELET Y
28.6
T. RUMPHRIESj LBCC
2:10.0
N. BRADFORDUNATTACHED
29.5
J. 8HEELEY, ECC
2=11.7
S. REGERDMID-COUNTY
30.1
S. BARNETT,FOOTHILL C,
2:12.1
G. SPEAR,BAKERSFIELD C. 2=12.3
I00 YD FREESTYLE:
T. PHILLIPS, ~"ICC
2:12.6
M. BYRNE,CARONDELETY
1:04,1
D. HYDA, MEHPHIS AC
1=05.6
I-METER DIVING (ALPHABETICAL)
S. REGER,MID-CouNTY Y I=06.0
ROBERT ALLREDjECC
TERRY BOWEN,CERRITOS COLLEGE
50 YD BACKSTROKE:
RONALO BRAMBLE,HENRY FORDJC
M~ BYRNEj CARONOELET y
34,1
ED KEESLING,CERRITOS COLLEGE
J. PHELPS, UY
34.9
JAY MOXLEY,GLENOALECOLLEGE
B. REGER,MCY
35.6
BILL BARKER,FOOTHILL COLLEGE
BILL ROBINSON,FOOTHILL COLLEGE
50 YO BREASTSTROKE:
DAVE SNYOER~ FOOTHILL COLLEGE
M. STONECIPIIE% EY
38,6
MICHAEL WHALENjFLINT JC
M. BYRNE, CY
39.2
BOB WHITWORTH, LAVC
D, SypRER, WGSC
39.6
400 YD MEDLEYRELAY:
50 YD~UTTERFLY:
S.M.C.C. (PHILLIPS,J~HNSON,
31.3
SHIHA~SPEAR
"3:46.8 M. BYRNE, CY
O. HYDE,HEM AC
31.5
L.B.C.C.
3:47.1
D. ERICKSON, KCAC
32.6
L.A.V.C.
3:50.9
FOOTHILL COLLEGE
3=51.6
200 XD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY/
CERRITOS COLLEGE
4:00.9
M. BYRNE, CY
2:41.5
ORANGE COASTCOL.
4=00.9
D. HYDE,HEM AC
2:44.3
OAKLAND CC
4=01.3
J. PHELPS, CY
2=57.6
COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
4:01.7
STOCKTON COLLEGE
4:03.3
200 YD FREESTYLERELAY:
FRESNO CO
4:03.3
MEMPHIS A C
2:05.3
KANSAS CITY AC
2=07.1
400 YD FREESTYLERELAY
2:12.8
FOOTHILL COLLEGE(SNYDER,JAMISON • RITENOUR Y
BIRCH,HEWITT)
°3:24.3
L.A.V.C.
3:24,3 200 YD MEDLEYRELAY:
2:20,9
CARONDELET Y "A"
LBCC
3:27.5
2:22.2
MEMPHIS AC
F.J.C.
3:29.9
2:26.4
KANSAS
CITY
AC
S.M.C.C.
3:34.0
MENLO COLLEGE
3:34.6
13 AND 14
O.C.C.
3:36.0
SAN JOSE D.C.
3:38.6
IO0 YD FREESTYLE:
MODESTO CC
3=39.8
59.9
BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE
3=40.0 A. BOURG, CY
I:04.2
J. JARVIS, SP
1:04,9
M. LADEWIG, KCAC
*
NATtL JH. COLLEGERECORD
2ND ANNUALWEBSTER GROVES
INDOOR INVITATIONAL SWIM MEET
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 25 YO POOL
MARCH 31, APRIL 1,1962
NATIONAL JUNIOR MEN
440 YD FREESTYLE:
O. SHAFFER,FLORISSANT SO 4=43.8
J; FALLWELL, HCY
4:47.9
D. WADE, 08C
4:50.6
J. ~HEA,UNATTACHED
4:56.4
O. SCHUCHHANjCkRONDELET 5=O0.B
8. JOHNSON,WEBSTER GROVESS:02.6
GIRLS
IO AND UNDER
200 YD FREESTYLE:
A. BOURG, CY
M. LADEWIG, KCAC
J. JARVlS, 8P
2:17.1
2:24.4
2:24.6
IO0 YD BACKSTROKE:
A. BOURG, CY
M. KELLY, LSC
D. SCHULTZE, EY
1:09.5
I:lO.B
1:t2.8
I00 YD 6REASTS~OKE:
M. PAREY, CY
A. BOURG, CY
D. SCHULTZE, EY
1:18.6
1:20.0
1:22.3
I00 YD BUTTERFLY:
A. BOURG,CY
J. BROEG,V,G
D. 8CHULTZE, EY
1:08.2
1:13.6
1:14.3
YD FREESTYLE:
SMITH,EVANSVILLE Y
HELLMAN,SHAWPARK
STOCK~ SHAWPARK
32,1
33.3
34=9
200 YD INDIVIDUALMEDLEY:
2:29.9
A. BOURG, CY
2=38°9
D. 6CHULTZE, EY
2:44.8
B. FERGUSONpMCY
IO0 YD FREESTYLE:
P. SHITH,EVANSVlLLE Y
C. STOCK, SHAW PARK
B. HELLMAN, BHAW PARK
1=11.3
1=17,3
I:18,4
200 YD FREESTYLERELAY:
2=02,3
KANSAS CITY AC
2:06.9
CARONDELET Y
MIoCouNTY Y
2=07.4
50
P.
B.
8.
50
P.
C.
B.
YD BACKSTROKE:
SMITH, EVANSVILLE Y
8TOOK, SHAwPARK
HELLMAN, SHAWPARK
35,7
38.3
39.4
50 YD BREASTGIROKE:
P. SMITH, EVANSVILLE Y
K. GIBSTEINjUNATTACHZD
M. FISCHER,SPRINGFIELD CC
C. STOCK, SHAWPARK
39,9
43.4
43,5
43.6
50 YD BUTTERFLY:
P. SMITH,EVANSVIlLE Y
C. STOCK, SRAWPARK
R. INGERSON,UNIV. C SC
37.3
39.0
41.0
200 YD MEDLEYRELAY:
CARONDELET Y
LAOUE
HID-COuNTY e~u
2:17,7
2=18.5
2=20.7
15 AND OVER
IO0 YD FREESTYLE:
P. 6MITN, EY
S. 8TOCK, SP
K. JOHNSON,WG
1:01.7
1:02,6
1:03,3
400 YD FREESTYLE:
S. STOCK, SP
P. SHITH,EY
K. JOHNSON, WGSC
4=55.7
5:07.2
5:19.4