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BY MARK LEARY
Sports Writer
Five meet records fell in the
annual Garnet and Black intra
squad swimming meet, which
heralds the beginning of the USC
swim season.
Assistant Coach Ed Miller said of
Ed
Tyler
...captained
winning
team.
the meet, "This meet gives the
coaches a chance to see the
swimmers for the first time in the
season in meet conditions and
competition."
The Garnet team, captained by
senior Ed Tyler, defeated the
Black team ca tained by senior
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The many freshmen that Head
Coach Alan Gentry and his staff
recruited were the highlight of this
surprisingly exciting meet. Out of
the five meet records that fell,
three were broken by freshmen.
Tom Jacobson won the 200-yard
IM in record time, while Fred Eh
mke also won while breaking a
record, Mike Drummond was the
last of the record breaking frosh as
he won the 200-yard breast stroke.
Ray Klitzke a freshman diver did
not break any records, but he did
finish first and second in the two
diving events.
Sophomore Tom Schmidt con
tinued his sinning ways as he won
the 1000-yard freestyleand the 100
yard freestyle. Other victors were
Nick Kesslering, winning two
events, and Jay Tingen, Chip
Newman and Casey Claflin, all
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in the meet.
Gentry said after the meet, "I
wasn't surprised or displeased
with what I saw tonight. I saw
what I expected--good swimming
out of everybody concerned. I also
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Schmidt
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freestyle
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