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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 17

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The Pantagraphi
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Bloomington, Illinois
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17 Pantagraph, Bloomington, TH-, Sunday, Jan. 12. Iflfii. ii Bloomington Sets Five Swim Records No money down on credit at Wards just say "Charge It! BHS Products Lift Northern To Swim Win performance, and both times he was under the record. Martens' time Saturday was TIRE AND AUTOMOTIVE Three former Bloomington High School swimmers were the difference Saturday in Northern 4:28.4, seven-tenths of a second better than the previous stand Raiders Rout Peoria Central In Dual, 69-26 Bloomington High School's undefeated swimmilig team re ard.

The relay team, comprised of John Meara, Dennis Alexander, Robert Morse and Steve Beich, was clocked in 1:37.7, wip i i'i if Illinois' 50-45 victory over Illinois State in the Horton Field-house pool. Bob Dierkes, Jack and Marty Faggetti the ex-Purple Raiders accounted for 10 points for Northern. Dierkes placed second in the 200 and 500-yard freestyle events; Secord was second in the 200-yard breaststroke and Faggetti was third in the 100-yard freestyle in addition to swimming on the winning freestyle relay team. Illinois State's winners were ing out the old record of 1:38.5. 100 Yd.

Freestyle 1. Allsup (B); J. Plummer (B); 3. Buttertield (P). Time :51.5.

200 Yd. Freestyle 1. Nafrlser (B)i J. Beich (B); 3. Egbert (P).

Time 2:02.4. 50 Yd. Freestyle 1. Wellbrock (P); 2. A'- inder (B); 3.

Hall IP). Time :24.. 4u0 Yd. Freestyle 1. Lumsdon (B)j 2.

Martens (B); 3. Eflbert (P). Time 4:28.1. 100 Yd. Breast Stroke-1.

Mack (B); 2. Heiden IP); 3. McBeath (B). Time 1:08.1. 100 Yd.

Butterfly 1. Nafziaer (B): Carney (P); 3. Heiden (P). Time Dale Berning, diving; Dick Bar-sema, 200-yard butterfly; Rudi Timmerman, 200-yard a k-stroke; and Rich Russell, 500- yard freestyle. ISU is now 2-2.

200 Yd. Freestyle 1. Johnson (N); 1 wrote the school's record book Saturday afternoon. The Purple Raider splashers erased five pool records in handing invading Peoria Central a 69-26 dunking. Morgan Allsup, Bill Nafziger, Willard Lumsdon, Tom Mack and the 200-yard freestyle relay team were the record breakers.

Allsup, swimming the 100-yard freestyle for the first time competitively, covered the distance in 51.1 seconds, bettering the previous record of 53.9. The junior standout also holds the pool record for the 100-yard butterfly. Nafziger established his record in the 200-yard freestyle, winning in Lumsdon cracked the 400-yard freestyle mark with a 4:28.1 clocking, and Mack, a sophomore, eclipsed by two seconds his own record in the 100 yard breast-stroke. His time was 1:08.1. Bill Martens, another sophomore, lso bettered the record in the 400-yard freestyle, but finished second to Lumsdon.

It was the second straight time he had finished second to a record 100 Yd. Bade Stroke 1. Knuckles (B); 2. Darlington (B); 3. Colen (P).

Time 1:01.6. Diving 1. Krelllng (P); 2. Wellbrock (P); 3. Hastings (B).

Points 184.8. 200 Yd. Individual Medley 1. Mack (B); 2. Meara (B); 3.

Plack (P). Time 2O0 Yd. Medley Relay 1. Bloomington (Knuckles, McBeath, Allsup, Plummer); 2. Peoria Central.

Time 1:50.7. 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay 1. Bloomington (Alexander, Meara, Morse, Beich); 2. Peoria Central.

Time 1:37.7. Dierkes (N); 3. Russell (I). Time 2:05.2. 50 Yd.

Freestyle 1. Anderson (N); 1. Molina (N); 3. Noon (I). Time :23.6.

100 Yd. Freestyle 1. Anderson (N); i Klrgan (1); 3. Faggetti (N). Time 53 0.

500 Yd. Freestyle 1. Russell (I); 2. H5-Y1MK Priced low for big carnival savings Brand new built to Wards quality standardi Full tread width and depth gives good mileage for local stop-and-go city driving Nationwide guarantee against road hazards; defective workmanship and materials Dierkes (N); 3. Pardonue (N).

Time 6:07.0. 200 Yd. Breast Stroke 1. Brown (N); 2. Secord (N); 3.

Shoup (I). Time 2:33.2. 200 Yd. Butterfly 1. Barsema (I); 2.

Voss (I); 3. Fetherstrum (N). Time 2:37.0. Army Withstands Syracuse Bid, 69-68 WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) -Army squeezed by Syracuse 69-68 in basketball Saturday, holding on for the narrow victory as an Orange rally fell short.

200 Yd. Back stroke 1. Timmerman III; 2. Freeman (I); 3. Stanberg (N) Time 2:21.1.

Diving 1. Berning (I); 1. Benson (I); 3. Korona (N). Points 220 8.

200 Yd. Individual Medley 1. Furnish (N); 2. Barsema (I); 3. Healey (N) Time 2:24.0.

Medley Relay 1. Illinois State (Free man, Shoup, Barsema, Klrgan); 2. Northern. Time 4:10.4. Basketball Today LOCAL Trinity at St.

Paul of Odell. 7 Freestyle Relay 1. Northern (Faggetti, Molina, Johnson, Anderson); 2. Illinois State. Time 3:40.3.

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They are house and kennels. He will be about two to one over the Poo-a sure sign of poor breeding one of the first dogs to give an dies at my kennels and I get and you will know when you alarm if something is moving about the same report from! see these faults that the breed-outside during the night, other kennels and breeders. er gave no consideration to any He is rugged enough to take Sincere breeders and fanciers! other faults either and the adult the children's rough play and 66 of the breed deplore such popu- dog should be your main con- quiet enough to be enjoyed by jj Step right up to fantastic savings and the safety-comfort of 4-ply nylon cord! Deep, road-hugging tread for plus traction and good mileage. 7JO-14 er 6.70-15 tub-Utt blackwall larity because the puppy fac-jcern. his love tor peopie ana adults and others who want an tories," pet shops, and other especially children might not orderly small dog.

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