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Coach Don Gambril's move to Tuscaloosa, Ala., will launch the Crimson Tide of Alabama on a new wave of national prominence and power in the sport of swimming...
...middle and distance freestyle races, Gambril needs one or two more top men to complement Rich Baughman in the 1000-yd. and 1650-yd. distances and captain Fred Mitchell, the steady if not spectacular 200 and 500-yd. specialist. A good crop of incoming freshmen will strengthen an area already quite adequate. The continued improvement of sophomore Mike Cook--who should get the "comeback performance of the year" award after making an extremely difficult return to competition after a year's absence--and the availability of Yntema in the freestyles made the Crimson's 800-yd. free relay...
Taking into account the quirks of Harvard admissions and given any sort of cooperation from Fred Jewett, Don Gambril's meteoric ascent to the top of the swimming world (a place he has been before) should continue, for at least another couple of seasons. After this winter's performance, the only place for Harvard swimming...
...Crimson had no one entered in the next event, the 200-yd. free as head coach Don Gambril decided to concentrate on the 800-yd. free relay later in the program. Jim McKonica of Southern Cal won the championship final in 1:39.625 after qualifying sixth and barely reaching the finals. Indiana, with a 2-3 performance from John Kinsella and Fred Tyler, strengthened its grip on first...
...elusive 100-yd. backstroke record the only one still held by a pre-Don Gambril swimmer-faile to fall for fresh man Tom Wolf in the afternoon trails as he swam slightly off his best time with a 54.96 clocking. As it turned out, Wolfs 54.21 opening leg on the Crimson's 400-yd. medley relay which took twelfth on Thursday night was the closest he came to breaking Dan Kobick's record...