The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
Six or Seven Teams Expected to Enter :. A. C.'s Invitation to City Swimming Carnival at EdgeWood
n, MARvlN M,eAnrHY

BirminEham's first big swimming meet of the summer will take place on July tt2 when the Birmingham Athletic clubs invitation city cham pionship meet will be staged.
 The A. c.s city championship tournament this year will be staged at t.dgewood park. with indieations pointing to six and probably seven teams entered to compete for the championships
 Charles StapIe.on. who is acting Hthienc director of the B. A. c. dur ing ;he absence of Coach Erwin, vyho Is on his vacation, announced yes terday that invitations will be sent the following swimming associations to send teams to the earniNaI next month
 Edgcwpuh Park.
 North Birmingham.
 East ake,
 |. R. L. & ?. association.
 West Lake.
 Ensley rool
 The team to be entered by tha iiirtnlngham X C. will complete the list. according to Stapleton.
 Events to he Staged
 
 tition will he conducted in two classes. Jtripr and Senior. and thal there will be five main events in eaeh division. The following events junior and senior. will probably be staged ot the city champi opship meet .t Elee eood. 1t Was stated:
 Flity. lOa and s2o yard dashes.
 Ilalf mile swim
 Fancl divi <.
 i,
 noYices -pe ial event for ladies. and several novelty events. bringing rD the comedy end of the program. larmlashan will not have as many iartl sMinalinG meets this year as in the pass, but interest in the aquau export seems as high as ever. and l., A. c officials are expecting n record crowd a. the city champion shir events at Ed sewood on July 12 n. 4. C.'s Prospects M Charles StaDleton, who will leave Tor an all summer camp imme dis tely after the return of Coach Erwin, will start work on the B. A. C.s swim ming team Thursday night. when the ~first practice will be held. All can Sdidates for the B. A, c. team are Expected to be on hand at o'clock tomorrow night for the first work put
 Some of those who have already signified their intention of trying ] for the B. A. c. team are as follows: r Ava Allen, Marshall Moses, Gillie q sChisholm. Waffle and John McDou- -6all. Bin Hoskins, Tom Anderson. Gene McRoberts. Walter Storey. Marian Jones. Howard Moss, Doc. Brauner. Guy Travis, Leslie Stolen werck.
 stapleton stated that B. A c. swimming prospects seem bright. with several veteran swimmers back. Alva Allen Is one of the best dash men the B. A. C. has had in a long time. while Gillie Chisholm has proven a winner several times in the fancy diving contests.
 Juvenile Stars
 Marshall Moses Is the juvenile racer who copped several novice events in the last big meet of last summer. Moses will race under B. A. C. colors this year. competing in the junior events.
 Gene McRoberts and Tom Ander- son are youngsters who starred un- der B. R.. L. & P. colors last summer and the year before that.
 Guy Travis is a young swimmer who has won many races on scout and Sunday school camps the past two years. s The two McDougalls are both good divers. while John has won the breast stroke event handily on several occasions. B. A. c. candidates will work out regularly from Thursday until July s12. when the city meet will be staged