By Wayne Smith BRISBANE, March 20. NOT content with being Australia's No.1 Olympic sport, swimming is planning to dive into the mass entertainment market to challenge football, cricket and basketball.
By Bill Bell SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 10. INDIAN RIVER made short shrift of its opposition here this weekend, splashing to its 27th consecutive national junior college men's title and
AUSTIN, Texas. CANDACE BLACKMAN, a freshman at Highland Park High School in Dallas, Texas, was untouchable at the Texas 4A Girls High School State Championships in Austin, February 3-24, leading
By Bill Bell BUFFALO, NY, March 17. A PEANUT farmer from Georgia was still in residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. the first time Kenyon's Lords won the men's NCAA DIvision
By Bill Bell CANTON, OH., March 17. CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD won its second consecutive NCAA Division II men's Swimming and Diving Championship here this evening while Truman State held off
By Phillip Whitten EAST MEADOW, N.Y. March 17. IN the closest women's NCAA championship ever, the university of Georgia Bulldogs squeaked by Stanford by 1-1/2 points in a contest that
Calgary, CAN (March 16) – Water Polo Canada officials argued over the last time it happened. The best guess was 1976, but it didn't matter. The last time Canada beat
By Phillip Whitten EAST MEADOW, N.Y. March 16. COACH DAVD MARSH'S Auburn Tigers held on to a tiny margin of four points at the end of the second day of
By Bill Bell CANTON, OH., March 16. CAL. STATE Bakersfield solidifed its hold on the top spot and defending champ Drury — bidding for its fifth-consecutive women's title — moved
By Phillip Whitten SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 16. DELLA Sehorn, a 1952 U.S. Olympian, longtime Paxcific Swimming official, and masters record-holder in the backstroke, passed away at home Wednesday evening, March