The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Cherry Is Third.


Fred Cherry. of the Industrial Home
School the present title-holder, finished
In third place in the 440-yard swim; Pres
ton Petre. of the Doyle A. c., the 29O-
yard champion. winning the event, with
s. NJ. Mace, of the Baltimore Polytechnic
Institute, finishing in second position.
DUCK, of the Baltimore Polytechnic
Institute, lived up to his name. capturing
The 5e-yard scholastic swim rather easily,
with Mace, of the same school, in sec
ond place, and Kennedy. a local boy.
third. The time for this event. . minutes
and IS seconds. was by for the best
made during the meet.
The final 5o-yard novice swim proved
close and exciting. Henry Rowland, of
the Baltimore A. c., taking the event
although pressed hard for honors BY
Julian Marshall, of the Doyle A. c., and
Julien Erwin, swimming unattached
This race was the closest on the program
1t being impossible TO pick the winner
until few yards from the finish line.
AnsIey Features.
Getting of to a bad start in the 20
yard open race, Everett Ansley. Of the
Washington Swimming Club, overlook
the rest Of the Geld and won the event
with yards TO spare. Mitchell, of the
Doyle A c.. finished in second place,
with AspinwaII, Of the Baltimore Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A, in the show position.
Taking the lead at the start of the $50
yard event. Reese. of the Maryland SWIM
ming Club, never let up. crossing the
finish line with thirty yards to spare.
The real battle proved to be for Sec
ond place, carrick. of the Washington
Swimming Club. defeating Knight. his
teammate, by about two yards
Special 10 BcnRctt.
Andrew Bennett. Of the washington
Swimming Club, got revenge on Everett
Ansley, who defeated him in the fancy
diving contest in April by one-half a
point. when he captured the special fancy
diving match arranged between the two
men. scoring 354 1-2 points against 81 IL
points credited to Ansley.
The open fancy diving contest went to
Bobbie Hoffman. Of the Baltimore Cen
trsl Y. NJ G. A..s who scored 15s points
against Watt Eliason. of the Washington
Swimming Club, with 11s. and Harry
Almon, swimming unattached. and totaled
u6
The oficials were as follows: Referee.
D. A. De Lashmutt: clerk. OF course. Irv-
Ing ZirpeI; starter. A. S. Lowsley: judges.
J. c. Doyle. II Yeager, = Barber, ]. G.
Wheeler: timers &. W. Doyle, F. T.
brunner. X u ffnkmans Held judges.
G. w Heider. r. II. Nabbett; announcer.
Reginaid Rutherford.
The Summaries.
so-ya1d novice Eirut heat. Won b. B. Marshall.
d. A. G. second, Hui. W. SC; third Withcr-
spoon. W. s, c. Time, oai - Second heat;
Won. D Rowland, B. A. c.: Hecond. J. Marshall.
d. A. G.: third. Erwin, unattached. Time. bSI f-S.
ao-yard lopen-FsrAt heat. Won b. Mitchell. q. A.
G.. second. Anzleg, W. s. O.: third. Wilzsns ID.
A. Q. Tine Oso. Second beat: Won b GinzhesE
ID A. C.. sec0nd. AsIinwau. B. G. 7. n @ a +;
third. Eliason, W. s. c. Time. osl-tS
S-Sard srholastic-Won BY Duck B. P. T.: seccnt.
Mace. b. p. L. third Kennedy. Tine o-9 Is.
0-,zrt novice; hnal--Won b Rowland b A. C. (.
second. J. Aarzhan. D. A. c. thiId. Erwin. anls-
tached. Tine. o. Is
5lyard orens dnal-yoh b. 4nsley, W. s O.;
seeond. Mitchell. d. A. c.i fhird. Aspinzan p Q
\. n. c. A. Tine o.p3S
sso-yard sEtn-Won b. Reese. NJ s. c.: senond
csIIiek. " $. g. third. Knishi W s. c. Time.
l6sE f5
Special diving contest-Won ts Bennett. W. S. G..
Nh pcints. ssc0ud. Ansley. W. 8. C., zzH pclnia
Faucy dire. open-Won b. Holman. B. c. Y. ~
c. A.. - points, secund. Eliazon w s. c.. 10
points; third. Aluon. unattached, Ii6 points
t1-yard open-Wou b Peire Doyle A. c.; ssconi
Aace. b ?. l.: third. Chcrg, L II. s. Tine 1so
One mile; opfn-Won b. Recse ~ 8 c. secand.
knishi. W s. G.; third Broon n. s. c. ftme