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BUJTTERFLYER TOM ARUSOO could be the number one Canadian Olympic representative in the the 400-yard event.x
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finished fourth while last year's Wolverine cap tain Carl Robie won the event. Arusoo took third truhi odsye ilDre
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f r si Y e: .h Scheerer.
r There are only three seniors SPRINTER KEN WIEBECK is
on. .. the whole team;: John Salas - N'
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years; and Captain Fred Brown.
Although it isn't a ususal thing
to have a diver for a captain of a
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S JUNIOR LEE BISBEE, a swimmer with geat potential accoding to Coach Stage, was ill much great Big Ten meet, Brown will , xts+ Y, G a
~4~ of last season However he came back in fine style in this year's Big Ten meet grabbing second have a chance for a comeback in "a..
place ini both the 100 and 200-yard butterfly eve nts In the 100-yard event Bisbee had a tremen- Hanover, New Hampshire, sight of
JOHN ROBERTSON dos duel with teammate Bello, but was edged out in one of the closest races of the championships. Datot Clee ve.hek-a yh
end in the NCAA championships. K y St
There the swimmers will see if
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