The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-12-15
"Be Prepared"

Dan Smith NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AZ
"Be Prepared"
The Boy Scouts won new laurels on
Tuesday evening when they captured
the swimming meet at the Elks' tank.
The water frolic was between the Boy
Scouts, Badgers and Conway Beavers,
the latter teams members Of the Elks'
junior swimming classes. The Scouts
and Badgers were dividing honors all
evening and when it was time to pull
the relay race the score was tied be-
tween the Scouts and Badgers. The
Boy Scouts displayed their class in
this event and captured the meet by
five points. This was the final pro-
gram for 1921, according to Billy Mar
tin, the instructor and the next meet
which will open the 1922 season will
be held at the Elks' pool the early
par tot January.
Interesting All the Way.
Last nights program was the third
successful one launched by Martin this
season. The meets being productive
not only of more and better swimmers,
but some really expert work on the
parts Of the boys and girls. From the
time the events started until they
wound up with the relay race the fans
that lined both sides of the tank were
given thrill after thrill.
The Conway Beavers and Scouts d.
vided the points in the first two events
while the Badgers came back with six
in the third event. After that the
Beavers got seven points, five of which
came in a bunch and the rest of
the scores were made by the Scouts
and Badgers.
Fancy Diving.
Perhaps the biggest feature of the
evening was the diving contest. John
ny Fisher was the shining star in this
event. He took first place with forty
nine points and little Miss Elaine Ash
ley, one of the best divers among the
girls at the Elks was a single point
behind Fisher for second. H. CATER
ton and Dan Smith tied for third hon
ors with forty-two points apiece. The
Beavers and Badgers participated in
this event but none of the individuals
scored as many points as the above
mentioned. The results of the div
ing contest did not count in the con-
test between the Scouts, Badgers and
Beavers.
The girls furnished plenty of thrills
in between the acts. One of the feat
ures was the 200-yard back stroke
which Betsy Burns won. The girls
swan the length of the tank ten
times. In the 2Oo-yard stroke Mar
jorie Kaltenbach took first place with
Mary Rhode a close second.
The Summaries:
40-Yard Free Style - K. Mcneil,
Scouts, first; J. Schmitt, Beavers, sec
Ond; T. Terrell, Badgers, third.
1OO-Yard Free Style-W. Schroeder,
Beavers, first; C. Zimmerman, Scouts,
second; J. Fisher, Badgers, third.
eo-Yard Free style-P. Fisher, Bad
gers, first; C. Holmes, Scouts, second;
D. Smith, Badgers, third.
40-Yard Free Style - D. Murray,
Scouts, first; B. Terrell, Badgers, sec
ond; B. Green, Beavers, third.
2o0-Yard Back Stroke for Girls
Betsy Burns, first; Dorothea Hannshs,
second Marcia Judd, third.
Diving-Johnny Fisher, first; Elaine
Ashley, second; H. Catterton and Dan
Smith, tied for chird.
200-Yard Breast Stroke for Girls
Marjorie Kaltenbsch, first; Mary
Rhode, second.
50-Yard Breast Stroke-L. Bristow,
Badgers, first; c.. Zimmerman, Scouts,
second; p Thompson, Scouts, third.
6o-Yard Back Stroke-W. Schroeder,
Beavers, first; Johnny Fisher, Bad
gers, second; P, Fisher, Badgers, third.
40-Yard Breast Strokes. Leipsiz,
Scouts, first; B. Terrell, Badgers, sec
ond; D. Murray, Scouts.
40-Yard Free Style for Boys-E.
Schaefer, first; 7. Henley, second; D.
RILEY, third.
4o-Yard Free Style for Girls-Valen-
tine Burt, first; Betsy Burns, second;
Dorothea Hannahs, third.
40-Yard Free Style for Girls-Elsine
Ashley, first; Betsy Burns, second.
Relay Raee-Scouts, first; Badgers,
second; Beavers, third.
Scouts Team-H. Catterton, C. zim-
norman, P. Thompson, K. Bisno, C.
Holmes, r. Baxter, M. Perkins, and
K. Mcneil.
Badgers. Bristow, J. Fisher, P.
Fisher, D. Smith, T. Terrell, ]. Smith,
B. Terrell and .Marineau.
Beavers-W. Schroeder, c. Schroeder,
J. Schmitt, E. Bode, C. Collins, B.
Green, George Conway and D. Head.
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