The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-08
Swimming STARS TO
COMPETE IN EVENTS
AT MUNICH ALPO0L
Races and Diving Events Will be
Staged For Contestants
of All Ages
SLATED TO START AT 7::30
Nearly Two Hundred Young
sters Have Passed Tests
Under Instructors
SLATED TO START AT 7:3O

Nearly 100 swimmers and divers
have been entered in the second an
nual Capital City Invitatlonal SWIM
ming meet to be held at the minlcl-
nal swimming pool tonight, A. G. Van
Wyk. director has announced.
Aquatic stars of all ages have been
entered in the carnival, from young
sters in the eight and nine year class
TO adults competing in the free-for-
all division
On the tourney calendar VIII be
races for the younger contestants over
the shorter routes and longer races
for those competing in the senior
divisions Events for boys and girls
will be staged separately.
Ribbons will be presented to win
ners of first, second, and third places,
Nearly 200 Youngsters have passed
swimming tests under the direction OF
POOL officials and will be presented
with certificates attesting their abill-
ty. Certificates will be signed by
Mayor A. P. Lenhart, RecreatlonaI
Director John Reel, and Van Wyk.
Six tests, ranging from the simple
Tadpole test in Class No. / to the
difficult Seal Test in Glass No. s, have
been made available to pool patrons
this year. Those, who have passed
Test No. 2 are called Perch, Glass
No. g. Frogs. Glass No. q, Catfish
and Glass No. s, Silver Kings.
Those qualifying in the various
classes are as follows:
Glass No.
Those, who qualified as Tadpoles
we're Glenn Enge. Nick Mossburger
Bernard Heiser, Patsy Thomas. For
rest Henderson, Lucille Morton, Floyt
Hastings, Paul Carr, Roland Crane
Hollace Beall. Elaine Herman, Bett.
Simonitsch Violet Olson, Marcia lie
roy, Dolores Munger, Betty Leroy
Roland Moorland. Alice Stoen. Rose
mary Selby. Ted Mote. Doris Orchard
Jake Simonitsch, Herbert Rosen, 10
Volk, Richard Smith, David Ellis
worth, Dolores Kositzky, and Ann
Marie Selby.
Class No. 2
Those, who passed the Perch ties
were Roland Wright, Mary Barrett
William Webb, Leroy Mitchell. Ever
EFT Hall, Glen Cartiledge, John Nc
Donald, Harry Rosenthal. Harla
Seiger. Ernest Sach, Howard Dohert,
Edward McCrorie, Harriet Haine
Edward Miller, Robert Drew, Lyn
Franzen. Gretchen Snyder, Benjami
Jones. Lois Erdahl. Caroline Hanger
Nevada Fuller, Edward Dohert!
Grace Wilcox, June Forsythe, Sara
Anne Messenger, Sue Olson, Thewely
Hamery, James Spohn, Mary Simon
itsch, Mary McGraw, Lois Drennel
Florence Cohenour. Lewis Hamer,
James Truman, Barbara Bake
Lynn CARTRIDGE. Wilhelmina Sacl
and Lester Porter.
Class No. 3
Those. who passed the Frog ties
We're: Gordon Engen, Kathleen Full
er, Donald Larson, Charles Holke
Margaret Forester, Marjory Mas
sen, Catherine Rigg, Ruth Bower
Anne Bergeson, Harriet McGraN
Muriel DreSbach, Mary Logan, Robe
Mote, Ted Casper, Earl Beatt, Eleant
Nelson, Len Thompson, Mary Davi
Spencer Boise, Jr.. Arthur Bitterma
Charles Martin, Jr., Beverly Stable
Loring Knecht, George Constans. R;
Worth, William Mills, Irmajean L
gan, Karl Kreuger Dan Daley. Do
aid Carlton, Charles Conner, Edwa
Bitterman, Bruce Herman, Cla
Swick, Wayne Scharnowski, Pat
Thomas, Kathleen Maassen, MargaI
Gussner, Orilla Smith, Ray Glenvil
and Mary Dolan.
Class No.
Those who qualified as Catfi
we're: Milton Rosen, William Dols
Dede Barrett. Flossy Dohn, Villa
Tillotson, Robert Tavis, Robert Pc
ner, Jane Shrek. Lois UlSrud, Be
Barnes, John Cameron, Ethelw
Shafer, Neva Vettel, Fred Schu
Robert Killing, Walter Zimmerm
Elmer Rosvik, Nelson Davis, Bevel
Barnes, Laura Ellsworth, Fran
Slattery, James Hyland, Eugene P;
mer, Margaret Church, Harvey Toe'
Doreen Church, Vernon Enge. Norl
Peterson, and Cynthia Dursema.
Class No.
Lois Teirney was the only sWln1rr
to qualify in the Pike division.
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