Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
.Jecko Scores
Third Victory
In Swim Meet

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. Is (R.-
Tim Jecko and Roger Ander-
son. a pair of flashing Yale
juniors, became triple winners
tonight in the annual individual
championship meet Of the
Eastern intercollegiate SWIM
ming League.
Jecko. a 19-year-old from
Bethesda. Md, splashed home
ahead of five other finalists in
the 100-yard butterfly event
on the final night of the three
day meet at the Naval Acad-
envy.
He had won the 200-yard
butterfly and 200-yard medley
Friday night. setting a new ma
tional record in the butterfly.
His time tonight was ssh
seconds. a little slower than the
54.8 clip he hit while qualifying
this afternoon as he broke the
meet record Of STA he set last
year.
Anderson. who won the 100
yard freestyle Friday night.
captured two more freestyle
events. The husky Eli swimmer
pulled in front of Ed Nicholson
of Brown in the last 25 yards
to win the 100 by half a body
length. then came back rs
minutes later and breezed to
victory in his speciality. the 440
Joe Koletsky kept the Yale
swimming machine rolling by
leading all the way to win the
200-yard breaststroke in 2:27.1.
Bob Plourde. a Bowdoin Sc
nior. broke the Eli string when
he nipped defending champion
Jim Daily of Yale in the 100
yard backStroke. Plourde, who
was second to Daily last year,
finished in 58.6 seconds.
One of the best races of the
night came Unexpectedly when
John Hammond of Harvard
pushed Jecko in the 100-yard
butterfly The Yale flash pulled
ahead in the sprint after the
final turn. and touched home
eight tenths of a second ahead
of Hammond.
Warren Frischmann. SYRIA
cuse diver. became a double
winner when he outpointed
seven other finalists on the
three-meter board. Friday night
he scored an easy victory as he
defended his title on the one
meter plank.
Harvard took its second VIC
tory of the meet in the 400
yard medley relay by about
five yards. Brown just nipped
Army and Yale in a blanket
finish for second.
AS expected. Yale dominated
the meet, taking eight firsts.
Harvard and Syracuse had two
each and one victory apiece
went to Brown, Army. Fordham
and Bowdoin.
- l00-yard butterfly: Tim Jecko.
Yale: John Hammond, Harvard: 3
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son Yale; Ed Nicholson. Brown
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Bowdoin; 2--Jim Dolbey, Yale. Sd.
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