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Show Toughest Aquatic T((ll In Nation to Meet I) I By JANET HEMING Chronicle Sports Editor Both the UCLA Bruins and the USC Trojans are complacently awaiting the arrival of Don Red-dish's Red-dish's varsity swim team this weekend in Los Angeles. The Trojans are riding on a string of 66 straight dual meet victories and the Bruins are fresh off a win over aquatic power Foothill Foot-hill College. THE TWO L.A. schools have team members ranked nationally in every event and must be considered con-sidered two of the strongest swimming squads in the nation. For Utah it's just a question of how much the flu-stricken team has recovered. The Bruin and Trojan relay teams are turning in some of the top college times. National champions cham-pions Rich McGeagh and Bill Craig have combined their talents tal-ents in the 400 yard medley relay re-lay with teammates John Lambert Lam-bert and Mike Siebert to post a 3:40.4. The Bruin four of Jim Monahan, Russ Webb, Stan Cole, and Jim Bailey have done a 3:41.5. The Ute quartet of Terry Craig, Mel Roberts, Dave Fuhri-man, Fuhri-man, and Al Logan have produced pro-duced a conference best of 3:44.2. UCLA HAS most of their strength on the freestyle strokes. Jim Keller (:22.3) and Jim Bailey Bai-ley (:22.7) lead the team in the 50-yard free. They have also posted excellent lOOryard freestyle free-style clockings of :49.1 and 49.9, respectively. In a recent meet with USC, the Bruins' Keller captured runner-up spot to Roy Saari who demolished the 100 freestyle time in :48.0. The his undefeated slJI ! encounters USr Ji in the 200-vaM;l bald: (1:48 2) L V histimewhle1. f0rd 0:47.8). that posteS ft turned in a 2:08.5 ar-spectively. ar-spectively. At use ; s the man who fe';'' t ,r, that even, ;: Th.e weekend jn L , ( Prove the strength of ' w' indicate their L Placement in the NCAA meets upco . Swimmers and their- i 50 free: Brown ler, :22.3 (UCLA)- C, (USC). 100 free: Browne ; Keller, :49.1 (UCL.A (USC). io 200 free: Garibaldi Flanagan, 1:51.1 (UCLl Si ford, 1:47.8 (USC). rj 500 free: Garibaldi, 5: s, Kasvio, 5:07.5 (UCLA; !t 5:01.8 (USC). 200 fly: Garibaldi, 2(" r Carette, 2:02.9 (USC). 200 back: Craig, 2;; T Monahan, 2:09.7 (UCLA) 1 200 breast: Roberts,!: Webb (UCLA); Anders-, (USC). 200 IM: Bernard, If ,T Cole, 2:07.4 (UCLA); k! JJ (usc). K 400 Medley Relay: li 3:44.2; UCLA, 3:41.5; If 'j 400 Free Relay: Uii "j UCLA, 3:19.0; USC, 12; J best that the WAC and Utah has to offer in these sprint races is a :22.9 and :49.6 by Tom Browne. In the freestyle relay, the Redskin Red-skin quartet of Steve Smith, Tom Browne, Al Logan, and Mike Garibaldi should be able to out-touch. out-touch. UCLA's 3:19.0 and USC's slow 3:25.0. This is one event that Utah might carry to the national championships because of their strong sprinters. Top swimmer Mike Garibaldi, will receive his biggest threat to 'm ft So ' son - it " tut rJ yea r V 'l lire 1 i . r) ' leti k ' ' , ?lai r 7iS " 7 j rca i. . -i; Bill Craig "io .best in breast-" rt am |
