380:. After being suspended by Stager for insubordination, the two quit the team despite having eligibility remaining. Speaking later of the conflict, Stager said: "A foreign boy just doesn't have the team loyalty that an American boy has. The foreign boys can't conceive, for example, that they should swim out of their stroke (a free-styler competing in the breast-stroke, for instance) so that the team will get points. We train our boys to play for the team and not themselves from the time they step on the playground. We do our best to instill team spirit in them from the start. In most cases, the foreign students think it's just a lot of junk. Most of them don't give a damn. They're opportunists. This doesn't go for all foreign athletes, but most of them are interested only in personal achievement. . . . I don't think there's another country in the world like the United States, where boys will sacrifice almost anything to see their team win."
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1500-meter event. He went on to become a three-time NCAA finalist, and named to the coaches' All-American team every year he swam for the
Wolverines. As a highpoint of his college career, in 1948 he swam for the Michigan team that won the NCAA swimming championship and had the distinction of being the highest point scorer of the meet. That year the team also won the Big 10 Conference.
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Jersey, where he finished six yards ahead of the former State champion, a Junior college swimmer from
Rutgers. By 1945, Stager was an American Athletic Union New Jersey State Champion in both the 100 and 220-yard freestyle events. As an Army and Collegiate athlete, Stager would specialize in longer freestyle events.
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Townsend, Washington where he moved to be near his daughter after the death of this wife Marion. After his passing on July 6, 2019, he had a Celebration of Life ceremony at the University of Michigan League Ballroom, attended by many of his former swimmers. While a student at the
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December 1945 with a time of 5:31. He competed again for the Army's Philippine contingent as part of the Pacific Army Olympics under better conditions at the Richardson Pool before a crowd of 4,000 civilians and servicemen at the Schofield Barracks in Honolulu Hawaii, in late January 1946, where
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By 1943, Stager was a two-time state champion in the 220-yard freestyle state title, while swimming for the Newark Parks
Department at the State Championship Senior AAU meet in Bridgewater, New Jersey. He first took the 220-yard AAU State title in 1942 at the Seton Hall Pool in South, Orange, New
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University of Michigan after being discharged from the Army around the Spring of 1946, and set a freshman American record in the 200-yard free style in February 1947 with a time of 2:12.3. Stager specialized in the middle distance events, the 220, and 440, but also swam the
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Championship for the 100-yard freestyle event, where he finished second by only a fraction of an inch behind the first place
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the no-touch turn which permitted only a foot rather than a hand to touch a timing device during a flip-turn, currently allowed in freestyle and backstroke turns only. Breaststroke and butterfly require both hands to touch prior to turning.
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University of Michigan, he was married on August 22, 1948 to Marion Curtis Stager, who survived him, and the couple had two children. Formerly, he had resided in Ann Arbor, Michigan while coaching at the University.
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swimming team to four NCAA championships in his twenty-five year tenure (1955–1979, 1981–1982). In his early coaching career, he had the distinction of being selected to lead the 1960 U.S. Rome Olympic swimming team.
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was favored again, but the US team led by Stager took nine gold medals and fifteen total medals, topping the Australians' five gold and 13 total medals. In the 1960 games, Stager coached
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1573:"Anchors Aweigh For Wolverine Coach". Long Beach Press-Telegram. 1957-04-01.
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Club at the AAU New Jersey State Championships in Newark, New Jersey.
1562:"Coach Gets Dunked". The Bennington Evening Banner (Vt.). 1957-04-01.
1551:"University Picks Swimming Coach". Ironwood Daily Globe. 1954-04-17.
1277:"Rutgers Star Lowers Own Breaststroke Mark as Stager, Grieve, Win",
1375:"New York Swimmer Is Tops in Manila Meet". Fresno Bee. 1945-12-24.
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and the 1973 World Championship where the U.S. took first place.
1540:"Named Swimming Coach". The Holland Evening Sentinel. 1954-04-19.
1423:"Michigan Paddlers Equal World Record". Fresno Bee. 1947-02-16.
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retired after 31 years. Stager was hired by athletic director
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List of members of the International Swimming Hall of Fame
1483:"University of Michigan Hall of Honor, Augustus Stager"
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Michigan: Champions of the West By Bruce Madej, p. 121
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5:31 was his time in Manila in "Martinek Top Star",
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Stager’s best-known swimmers included the Olympians
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1510:"Dearborn Area Living: High School State Champs"
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1469:"Men's Swimming and Diving: Team Championships"
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1409:"Two Rutgers Nadadores Win State AAU Titles",
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1526:"Swim Marks Fall to Fordson Stars",
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1225:"Joy Fitzsimmons Sets New Record",
458:International Swimming Hall of Fame
261:High School, AAU, and army swimming
191:3 Class A state championships 52-54
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1238:"Local Swimmers Trail in Newark",
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207:1979 Collegiate Interschol. Trophy
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1696:"SDM Year-By-Year Annual Results"
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211:1982 U. of Michigan Hall of Honor
1411:The Central New Jersey Home News
1253:The Central New Jersey Home News
284:National Prep School competition
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1584:"Records Tumble in Swim Meet".
423:International competition coach
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317:Swimming for Michigan, 1947-51
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1668:FINA Swimming Rules 2017-2021
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1495:"Cereal Bowl Swim Grows Up",
1303:"Mercersburg Retains Title",
387:Stager's outstanding swimmers
186:20 Big 10 2nd place finishes
1647:"Augustus Stager, Obituary"
1212:"Stager a Nutley Swimmer",
367:Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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172:Accomplishments and honors
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193:1 National Championship
238:University of Michigan
146:University of Michigan
111:University of Michigan
81:University of Michigan
1740:Newark Academy alumni
1497:Battle Creek Enquirer
1335:Madej, Bruce (1997).
1661:"Swimming 2017-2021"
1649:. Mlive Media Group.
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155:Head coaching record
101:Newark Athletic Club
37:Biographical details
1586:The Sheboygan Press
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306:Manila, Philippines
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