South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
SELECT TEAMS FOR
OLYMPIC MEET AT
NEW YORK CONFAB
Women Will Fight for Honors
With Foreign Countries
Name Wrestlers.
BY Associated Press:

NEW YORK, July 15.-Swinn ers.
divers and wrestlers who will rep
resent the United States at the
/ Olympic games IN Antwerp. were
chosen Thursday at a joint meeting
of the nominating and team selec-
ton committees of the American
Olympic committee.
The committee announced selec-
I tiOns for the following teams: Wom-
ems 100 and 200 meter swimming
mems and women's high and fancy
diving; mems swimming; catch-as-
catch-can wrestling and Ora eco
Roman wrestling. A water polo team
which will accompany the swimmers
If funds are available also was Sc
lected. Duke Kahanomoku of Hon
olulu. andl Norman Ross, of the I'LL
nois A. G., head the list OF swimmers
Others on the mems team include j.
Kahole. Los Angeles: NJ. McDer-
mott. Chicago: j. Bolden, Chicago;
r. Kegeris. California; c. r. Taylor.
Chicago; =. Keolha, Honolulu; w. J..
Harris, Honolulu; Ludy LANCER,
Honolulu: stephen Rudy, New
York; Harold Kruger, San Fran
CISCO; Leo Geibel New York: c. S
Quinby. L. 5. y; J. II. Gilman. L. S
n: J. y. Howell, San Francisco W.
Kealoha, Honolulu, and G.. II. Kane
L. s "
women's 100 and 200 meter swim
ming team comprises Miss Ethelda
Bleibtrey. Women's Swimming asso-
citation. New York; Miss Charlotte
Boyle. New York; Miss Frances
Sowells, San Franciscoi Miss Irene
Guest, Philadelphia, and Miss Mar
garet Woodbridge. Detroit Athletic
club.
other swimming selections were:
Women high and fancy diving;
Miss Helen Meany, New York; Miss
Helen Wainwright New York; Miss
All cen Riggen, New York; Miss
Thelina Payne, Portland, Ore Miss
Betty Grimes, Minneapolis; Miss
Alice Lord, New York.
Fancy Divers.
Mems high and fancy diving: c.
Pinkston, San Francisco; H. Prieste,
Los Angeles: c. A. Swendsen. Los
Angeles; L. r. Kuehn, Portland; L.
j. Balach, New York; Joseph Dunn,
r. II. Beauchamp and Frank A.
Mullen also Will be taken by the
United States navy with the permis-
sion of the Olympic committee.
Water polo: Perry McGnlivray
and Harry Hebner. Chicago; Her
bert Vollmer, New York; A. Vos-
berg, Chicago; Jensen, Chicago;
I[ieger and Carson, Olympic club.
san Francisco: Clement Brown, Chi
cagO Athletic association.
/ Two wrestlers were selected in
/ each class as competitors. and in
some classes. an extra man as re
serve. The catch-as-catch-c Sc
lections were: 121 pounds class. G.
= u. Ackerly. Cornell; J. w. Gerson.
+ Univ ersity of Pennsylvania; Critch-
man. L. S. A. 1876 pound class,
/ George Metropolis. Gary, Ind: J.
! Schimmon, New York A. G. 154
pound class. Johnson. Quincy, Mass.
A. II. Frantz. New York; P. IL.
/ Weem. L. S. y. 10 pound class,
/ Charles Berlenbeck. New York; Wal
ter s. Mauerer, Chicago; j. r. Red
mond, L. s. y. HeavyW class.
I Nat Pendleton. New York: J. Mey-
: erS. Chicago: +. +. Willeke, L. s. y.
Wrcstlcrs' Team.
The Graeco- Roman team includes
the following: 1872 LOund class.
4 Lieut. Brian. L. :. A: Lieut. Gallery.
/ l.. s y: Martin. L. :. A. LAP pound
class Swigart, L. :. y, Olsen, I. :.
4 A: Saymanslli. L. s. A: 165 pound
B class. Maurer, L. :. y. Sonaling. L.
4 s. A: Leonard. L. s. A: 1S1 pound
class. Maichel L. :. y; Nat Pendle-
/ ton. New York Heavyweight class,
Weyand L. s A; Wilke. L. 5. y.
Members of the pentathlon. dec
athlon. walker steeple chase tug
: o. war. boxers and track and deld
teams will be chosen at a meeting of
I the team selection committee at the
/ Boston Athletic association Saturday
night cat the close of the national
I track and field championship