Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
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10 ENTER En- THE
SPORT EVENTS IS
Sailors s.. "a Make Determined
Effort e Joiiln. Olympic
5is,$gs Teams. II.

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places on the American Olympic,
teams witch 30 to Antwerp for the,
International games this sumraeA
At gGreatsLAk es. Training Station the
cream Of the naval boxing and swim.
n13ng teams,sboth from Annapolis and
from the enlisted ranks, are pifttiiikst
on the finishing touches preparatory
% the nnel5 trials. The coaching tale
sistinE the Great Lakes coaches.s
boxing teams, after q series OF.
elimination bouts this week, Wills to,
Annapolis for q N1nal Workout before
the trials at: New York July 10 and
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The team includes the heavyweight
and light heavyweight champion Of
lthe|Paciie feet, Chief Gunner 8 Mate
John II. Grant, Steve Muchich, ma-.
rine corps private and middleM eight
champion Of the Atlantic fleet: anda
number who won championships In
the recent Central A. A. u contests
IAt milwaukee,. Grant captured the.
light heavyweight honorY -thefe;s
Francis a. Duatre, a SpantardsZst the
lightweight title; George D. SEtoet1,,
the featherweight honors, and Charles
III. Henrichs the middleweightj 9th
er members OF the team-ar Ensign e..
W. ACA4SE-NdRS0 VI 24FSAA0' <AA1kA0HOA4o
boxing squad, Clark McMullen, Ed
A.rds Morgenweck; Leroy G. Weis and
J6hn A. Perry. IS
y. M. Batemahs former coach, az
gGeorgetown university and now coach.
lat Great Lakes and Spike Webb the,
naval academy coach, are in charge Of
the squad. sHf En-, N
The swimming team includes such
flights as Mike tMcDermott, for six
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breast stroke championship. now a
naval aviator and Lieut.. F. A. Null
lien, a3noted fancy diver. Ensign Nc
tDermott recently arrived: from Coco
lB61o. Canal Zone to participate.
Annapolis contribution to the
swimming team is, six midshipmen, g.
d. Emory, H.. c. Fish. G. r. Landon,
|c.s. Quinby, G. iWinkjer and g. w:
Boiling. u
The training station and enlisted
Franks have, Contributed d number Of
other swimmers, including four
Hawaiians, CoxsswaAn A. v. Kashu.,Sa
100 and 200 yard man. Fred II.
IKahle, "a long distance swimmer; j. K.
Gilman, a short distance man; and
George, T. Kane, whose speciality is
the backstroke. R. a. Beauchamp,> 2
e; HanleysN g. l9istancee are the
training station coach. assisted "
HenryasOrtlanA physical director and
swimming .G60Rch at Anpapalis are
training the men.
Lieut.. Commander A. 8. Carpenter.
who !is.- In. ch4rge of sports at Great
Lakes, expects several of his boxers
and swimmers to qualify tor the
lAmerican teamswhichpfs to go to Ant
werp. Commander Carpenter was in
command of therSdestroyer flaming
during the war when she capturedthe
German submarine U~58.
Fargo, N. D.. July 5.-The North
Dakota Agricultural college baseball
team has been declared winners of the
l19sO state college baseball champions
ship. The Aggies' percentage Of wins
was greater than anySof the other en-
tries. although the University of
North Dakota team had an outside
lthance to win the honor in the final
game with the locals, which was not
lp1ayed.S VA misunderstanding over the
selection xof umpires caused the game
Ito be called OF after both teams were
onsthe deld.9<s "
Bismarck, N. D., July 5.-TThe local
Town and Country club golf course is
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