Evening star., 1929-06-28
MEN AND WOMEN
!. WILL SEEK TITLES
Many Champions to Defend
Honors in Events in Chevy
Chase Pool.

@RAcK swimmers of this section
both men and women, will
compete in the annual outdoor
~ South Atlantic swimming and
diving championships to be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Chevy
Chase pool, Chevy Chase, Md, starting
at 8 o'clock. The group will include
many Of the defending champions.
Among the natators of this city list
ed to perform are Cliff Sanford, who
has several diving titles to his credit
and was developed by Coach Bruner
we'll known Central High School swim
ming mentor, and Albert Lyman, diving
champion several years ago. Other
prominent mermen and mermaids of
the District also are expected to par
ticipate.
Young Girl Is Star.
An interesting figure among the Bal
tinore entrants is Grace Warner.
Though this girl is only 15-year-old
high school student, she won all the
free-Style South Atlantic titles last
year, In addition to breaking many rec
ords. She can boast of nine outdoor
and indoor marks and of the only med
ley relaw championship for girls ever
held In this section. Miss Warner car
ries the colors Of the Bay Shore SWIM
ming Club.
Another girl, also of the Bay Shore
club, is hardly les interesting than Miss
Warner. She is Louise Downey, who,
though only 16 years old, holds all the
South Atlantic breaststroke records.
She will strive to gain diving honorS
tomorrow in addition to defending her
breaststroke laurels.
Leroy Baum, South Atlantic inter
scholastic breaStstroke title holder
George Dreyer, holder of the 100-yard
indoor breaststroke championship Cyril
Caulk, backstroke record holder and
champion for 100 yards, indoor; Frank
lin Lane. victor in the low-board out
door diving title event last year, who
also won the indoor diving champion
ship last Winter, are other leading men
performers who will compete.
Virginia Rea, who achieved the in
door diving crown for women last VIM
ter, and Olivia Warner, backstroke
champion and holder of several other
records, are other mermaids entered.
Seven Teams in Field
Seven clubs and organizations will
be represented in the meet, including
the washington Canoe Club, Washing
ton Swimming Club and the Capitol
Athletic Club of Washington, Balti-
more Y. M. G. A., Baltimore Athletic
Slup anu Day SLlOT0 swimming CluD Oh
Baltimore and the Palooka Swimming
Club of Annapolis. comprising Navy
natators.
In the mems events the Baltimore
7. M. G. A. has the most entries, with
the Bay Shore Swimming Club having
the most in the womens competition.
The complete list of entries:
MEMS EVENTS.
:. l00-yard free style-William H. King, p.
Hnrk E. kAsnwoTth' nsiw r. L, MsSsingill' Harry l.
aoucR 1sroms shea urEss cise1ss 1s|eS s.T.
Ware Jordan and Fred Nordenholtz NnSt9 ""i'''
Hugh Parker waEe Jo4dSn aTrenSe Serrs BusShsr Ssn
denberg, w. H. King, Philip H. Ashworth
&; I. MaSSingill. Harry L; Burkheimer,
cIe%ents cIelDe RsTsyosS RsnrEs;si James w. HOuck and
: iOo-yard bacEstroke-cyril caulk. Leroy
5aum, Frank Kuck, Ralph E. Burgess and
100-yard breaststrokeS-- Donald NJ Car
Baum, George Dreyer and Kenneth spedden.
William H Sheckels. Josiah Lyman, John
?. Broaddus, Frederick Eyster, Franklin
Lane, William Reid, jr.; Joseph Lyman and
woAGENs EVENTS.
100.yard free style-Lois Bates, Priscilla
Iouse caEan, Lseie int6ony aSs aTd wsr1sI H
sSo-ysrd SYth free style-crace Warner 1aei,l.
An5tn9pny, AM Mary Chadwick, Louise CaIliRan
MarEaret vogsl: Emma Caiiisan, Louise
100 yard Sackstroke o Gse.la Grsee wannsr HSnnsr
LOUISE Calligan and Olivia Warner.
Do%ney. IoSiEs Eeni; Lois sstes Louise