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- Date: 2026-07-22 08:10:26
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Charles J. Butt was an American swimming coach who competed in swimming, tennis, and soccer for Springfield College and coached men's swimming at Bowdoin College for 39 years from 1961–2000. He led the Bowdoin men's swimming teams to several second place finishes in the New England Swimming and Diving Championships, and after founding the women's team in 1976, led them to their first team victory in the New England Championships around 1989. Wide ranging in his command of sports management, he coached men's soccer at Bowdoin through 1984, where he led the men's team to Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Association titles in 1965-6, and 1968. In his retirement, he served as an Assistant Coach for the Bowdoin Women's Squash team and excelled as a participant in the sport himself.
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