Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
Two World Swimming Records Set,
Another Tied in AAU Championships

4L4uLdIldpOlIS dIlO NdIl FIOUl6 OF
Philadelphia broke world rec
ords and CALIFORNIA; Don
Schollander tied another today
in another sizzling session of
record-busting in the nation
al mems outdoor AAU swim
ming championships.
Stock, 20-year-old star Of
the Indianapolis AC, complet-
ed a world record double by
erasing the 100-meter back
stroke mark with a sensational
time Of 1:01.0 in the afternoon
final under a bright sun. This
clipped three-tenths Of a Sec
ond off the record. Yesterday
he eclipSed the 200 meter
backstroke standard with a
time of 2:109.
ROBBIE, a slender 17-year-old
ZOOLOGY representing the
Vesper Boat Club, cracked his
own world record of 2:12.6 for
the 200-meter butterfly twice.
First he clicked 2:12.4 in his
morning heat and then he
proceeded to reel off a 2:10.8
time in taking the afternoon
final.
Finishes Strong
Schollander, a 16-year-old
schoolboy swimming for the
Santa Clara (Calif0 S c,
equaled the world recod of g.
00.4 in capturing the 200-meter
final in a blazing finish. The
5-foot-6, 160-pound Scholland-
er's time tied the mark set by
Japan's Tsuyoshi Yamanaka IL
the United States nationals at
Los Angeles last August 20.
Yamanaka was unable to de-
fend his 200 and 400-meter,
free-style titles because of ill
ness.
Schollander, who was second
to Australia's Murray Rose Ill
the 400-meter freestyle final
yesterday, climaxed a great day
in the 50-meter WaterworkS =
Pool by swimming a terrific
1895 anchor leg in leading the
Santa Clara "a" team to victory c
in the 800-meter freestyle final. \
The time Of 8:12.2 broke the \
meet record Of 8:17.0 set by I
the Indianapolis A c in 1860. y
Chef Jastremski, the world {
record-holder in the breast b
stroke, also completed a double
slam by breezing to a four r
length victory in the 200-meter {
breaststroke final in 1900, just \
four-tenthS of a second slower B
than his listed world record of K
2:29.6. Kenjira Matsumoto of e
Japan was second in $3.50. v
Jastremski won the 100-meter D
breaststroke yesterday.
Four World Marks
In two days Of competition, R
four world records have been R
broken and two tied. In addi- y
ton, six American and seven R
meet marks were smashed. The =
three-day meet winds up to- <
morrow. s.
Including the driving COM 81
petition at Philadelphia. the L
powerful Indianapolis AC has PPti
piled up 81 points. This al 81
ready has clinched another L.
team title for the defending B:
champion HOLSTERS. The Santa c.
Clara sc was second with 20. fkf
with Japan third with % and Y
the Los Angeles AC fourth with He
81. West Germany has eight Be
points. Ci
Stock was pressed all the BT
way by Bob Bennett, the world G.
record-holder and defending Co
backstroke champion from En- 6
cino, Calf. Bennett equaled his Jo
world mark of 1:01.3 as he lost 3:
by a touch to theIndiano 20 W
year-old. 81
Overhauls Saari NJ
Schollander came on fast in O.
the last so meters to overhaul R
Roy Saari, the 17-year-old in H
door champion from Ell Segun- n
do. Calf. Saari was second in B
2:01.5 and Rose third in 2:01.7. Z
Mary Brundage of the Phila- P
delphia Vesper Boat Club won +
the 800-meter freestyle of the s.
junior national for women in E
the record time of 10:33.9. The y
listed mark of 10:520 was set B
by Donna Graham of Indi- G
annapolis in 1858. The race was c
one of several held for the girls I
in conjunction with the mems i
nationals. Wilma REIN n /
schneider of the Cleveland sc 4
was second in 10:35.8, fol- <
lowed by her teammate, Joan 6
I1vod in 1n.dQd \
Summaries: I
2OO-meter freestyle-1. Don schol- 3
lander, Santa Clara (Califl sc, 2:00,4 v
eansS world a Tee0rd st BY Tsuyf R6y
saari. Fl sesundo. Calf, 2:Oi 5. 3, !
Club; s e 800 Ed I TGEnssnd Santa
North Jersey sA. 2:O3.5. n
2O0-meter .breaststroke-1. Chef +
Jastremski. Indianapolis AC, 1873. >. {
Kenjiro Matsumoto. Japan. $3.50. 2. !
1885. 4. Yoshiaki shikiishi, Japan I
1855. 3; Ted Stickles. Indianapolis I
22-meter BUTTERFLY. Carl Robbie,
Vesper Boat Club. Philadelphia, 2:10.S
ord Of 2:12.4 in preliminaries. Listed
., Fred schmidt, Indianapolis AC, r
lob. ., bdTEy ScnulnOI' Indianapolis
AC. 2'13.6. 4. Phil Riker Paterson. F
N. j.. 2:14.0. ). Mike Troy. Indianap- =
oils AC. 2:l6.5.
1OO-meter backstroke-l, Tom Stock, A
Indianapolis AC. 1:O1.0 world record +
old record 1:01.3 by Robert Bennett, | r
Encino. Calf. 1901. 3. 3, Jed Graef, Z
North JerSeyNorth Jersey Sa, 1901
A. Pete Hammer. Evanston. III, 1:O2 3. {
5, Ed Bartsch, Philadelphia, 1:02.S
SOO-meter freestyle relay. Santa /
Clara "a" team ed TownSend Mike
S:l2.2. ., Los Angeles AC, S:1C.O. 3. I
Indianapolis AC "a" S:21.2. A. Flu '
kuoka Club. Japan. 1929. 5. Indian \
apolis AC "B." S:27.5. {
S0O-meter freestyle Gunior wom-
en)-1, Mary Brundage, Vesper Boat {
Club. Philadelphia, 1O:33.9 national I
junior record listed record 1O:52.0 by S
Donna Graham, 1859. .. Wilma Rel /
menschneider. Cleveland. 10:35.s. 3. /