Tonight, she won the 200-yard butterfly by 4 feet in 1:55.75.

He led most of the way and won by 5 feet in 3:35.96.

Tonight, she won the 100-yard butterfly by 6 feet in 53.02 seconds.

He won by 5 feet in 3:35.96, not especially fast.

He won by two feet, the width of a bike wheel.

Freeman was fast enough yesterday to win by almost 2 feet.

But she held on and won by 2 feet in 3 minutes 45 seconds.

Morrison won by four feet in 12.98 seconds into a wind of 5.1 miles an hour.

He won by 7 feet and shattered his 1986 world record of 48.74 seconds.

Florida won that race by 2 feet from Auburn, 40.22 seconds to 40.29.