THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1963 Swimmers Finish Strong To Take Third in NCAAs 4 It was a night of mixed bless-' ings for Michigan. Senior breast- stroker Dick Nelson was partially thwarted in his bid for a third consecutive NCAA title at 100 yds, winding up in a dead heat for first with Princeton's Gardiner Green, last year's runner-up. The two finished in a relatively slow 1:02.2, although North Caro- lina State's new pool was choppy enough to, be a handicap to the breaststrokers. The Wolverines picked up un- expected points when juniors Roy Burry and Tom Dudley pulled in second and third, respectively, in the 1650-yd. freestyle. Burry Sets Record The winner was Southern Cal sophomore Jon Konrads in a meet and NCAA record of 17:24.0. Burry's time of 17:41.0 broke his own varsity record by two seconds, even though he did not qualify for the final heat off his season's beet. He won his afternoon heat in thumping style to top everyone but Konrads. In the three-meter dive, Royal Oak sophomore Ed Boothman came up with the best performance of his career, finishing second to two-time champion Lou Vitucci of Ohio State. Pete Cox, a Michigan senior who had been runner-up to Vitucci in the one-meter dive Thursday night, finished fifth this time. Bartsch Only Fourth Disappointment came to Eddie Bartsch, the Michigan sophomore who had already won the 200-yd. backstroke. Last night he finished, only fourth in a tough field head- ed by Southern Cal sophomore Bob Bennett, the Olympic silver medalist in this event. . Bennett touched out Michigan State's Jeff Mattson, the Big Ten champion, :53.8 to :54.0. Bartsch timed :54.4, nearly a second off the time that earned him a spot on the U.S. Pan-American team last week, and he lost a judges' decision for third to Jed Graef, of Princeton, who also timed :54.4. The Wolverines failed to qualify a man for the finals of the other three events, but all were record- breakers. Jackman Loses 100 Southern Cal's Per Ola Lind- berg, a 23-year-old junior from Sweden, pulled off the meet's big- gest upset by taking the 100-yd.. freestyle in a meet record :47.1. The three favorites, Steve Jack- man of Minnesota and Steve Clark and Mike Austin of Yale, hooked up in a strategic duel and forgot about Lindberg. Austin finished second in :47.3, while Jackman, two-time champion and holder of the pending mark of :46.5, finished third in :47.4. Walt Richardson redeemed him- self from his disqualification in Friday night's 200-yd. butterfly by taking the 100-yd event last night in a meet record :51.6, beat- ing defending champion Dick Mc- Donough of Villanova and Mike Mealiffe of Southern Cal, who tied for second in :52.5. Wolverines who just missed qualifying for the finals were Jeff Longstreth, eighth in the fly in :53.3; Geza Bodolay, seventh in the breaststroke in 1:03.7; and Jim Riutta, Lanny Reppert, Steve Thrasher and Frank Berry, seventh in the relay in 3:18.1 100-YD. FREESTYLE-1. Per Ola Linberg, Southern California, 47.1. 2, Mike Austin, Yale, 47.3, 3, Steve ,Jackman, Minn., 47.4. 4, Steve Clark, Yale, 47.5. 5, Dave Lyons, Yale, 48.1. 6, William Wood, Michigan State, 48.4. Meet record. Old record 47.2, set by Clark in qualifying. 100-YD. BACKSTROKE -- 1, Bob Bennett, So. California, 53.8. 2, Jeff M'.atson, Michigan State, 54.0. 3, Jed Graef, Princeton, 54.4. 4, ED BARTSCH, Michigan, 54.4. 5, Louis Schaefer, Ohio State, 55.0. 6, Roger Goetsche, Yale, 55.0. Meet and NCAA record. Old record of 53.9 set by Charles Bittick, So. California, 1961, and Schaefer, 1962 NCAA meet. 100-YD. BREASTSTROKE - 1, Tie between RICHARD NELSON, Michigan, and Gardner Green, Princeton, 1:02.2, 3, Peter Fogarasy, N.C. State, 1:02.5. 4, John Gage, Cal- ifornia, 1:02.6. 5, Ted Petras, So. Illinois, 1:03.1. 6, William Driver, ,Michigan State, 1:03.9. 1650-YD. FREESTYLE -- 1, Jon Konrads, So. California, 17:24.0. 2, ROY BURRY, Michigan, 17:41.0. 3, THOMAS DUDLEY, Michigan, 17:50- .6. 4, Brian Foss, So. California, 17:50.7. 5, Gary Heinrich, Cincinna- ti, 17:52.2. 6, Ilkka Suvanto, Stan- ford, 18:05.9. Meet and NCAA rec- ord. New event. 100-YD. BUTTERFLY -- 1, Walt Richardson, Minnesota, 51.6. 2, tie between Mike Mealiff. So. Califor- nia, and Dick McDonough, Villa- nova, 52.5. 4, Marty Hull, Stanford, 52.7. 5,NGerry Livingston, Florida, 52.5. 6, Nate Clark, Ohio State, 53.4. 3-METER DIVE-1, Lou Vitucci, Ohio State, 496.90 points. 2, ED BOOTHMAN, Michigan, 467.20. 3, Billy Glueck, Ohio State, 421.9. 4, Roy Nichols, Rutgers, 398.28. 5, PETE COX, Michigan, 396.60. 6, Gordon, Beavers, Texas, 386.80. 400-YD. FREESTYLE - 1, Yale (Charles Mussman, Dave Lyons, Ed Townsend, Mike Austin), 3:09.7.2. 2, Minnesota, 3:14.1. 3, Villanova, 3:14- .3. 4, So. California, 3:14.5. 5, Mich- igan State, 3:15.1. 6, Army, 3:16.2. Meet and NCAA record. Old record, 3:13.5, set by Yale in qualifying. I1 -Daily-Gerald Ahronheim IN A BREEZE-Dick Nelson tied for first in his favorite 100-yd. breaststroke event at the NCAA Swimming Meet. Here he is shown on the right going against teammate Geza Bodolay, who gathered in a third-place finish for Michigan at the 200-yd. distance. Nelson successfully defended his crown which he had won in last year's championship meet. 1 AT WOMEN'S AAUs: Way Out West Defarona Sets Record To Pace Santa Clara Spring Sports Schedule . 0.. . April 26, 27,. CLEVELAND (RP) - Blue-eyed Donna De Varona, who will be 16 next month and according to her coach "still has lots of room to improve," again set an American All depends on why he uses it. 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