The Washington times., 1933-07-14
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SWIMMERS

Entries are pouring in for the
national junior outdoor diving
championship for women and the
diving and swimming events for
men, to be held at Crystal Pool,
Glen Echo Park, Monday night
at $50 o'clock.
The Dragon Club, st. George
Pool, st. George Hotel, Brooklyn,
send as its representatives Made
line Gassin, Margaret B. Abra-
mitis, Stanley Dudek, Earle K.
McGinnis and George Scheinberg.
The fight for the women's
Junior diving h pionSh p
should be hotly contested as Miss
Gassin and Miss Abramitis are
known as the outstanding junior
women divers Of the northeastern
section. They will compe tie
against the Shoreham Clubs own
Lois Bates, Marie Duvall and
Lenora Taube.
Dudek and McGinnis will fur
nish the opposition for men
divers, while Scheinberg will race
in the 60-yard free style and the
120-yar dbackStroke events.
Baltimore To Be Represented
The Meadowbrook Club of Bal
&imore will have their outStand-
ing performers on hand in Fred
erick Steiber and George Barry,
divers, Donald Reilly and Hoff-
man Wilson, in the so yard free
style event and Elizabeth Grob
in the so yard breastroke race.
Steiber once held the South At
lantic diving title and Barry holds
the Maryland State 1nterSchol-
aStic Diving championship.
The Shoreham Club tops the
list of entries, numbering 26 con-
testants. Lois Bates, present Dis
trict Outdoor lowboard and high
broad diving champion will head
the local talent in its attempt to
bring the diving championship to
this city.
Buddy Hodgson, present South
Atlantic Scholastic Diving cham
pion, will head the men divers of
the Shoreham, which number
among them Bob Knight, Bill
Tarbett and Charity Graves.
ShOreham to Have Stars
Tho n1ae1 Nf hA I'd, ~ IS.
women swimmers representing the
Shoreham Club will strive to out
class their opponents. They in
clude the following. Madeline Au-
guSterfer, Betty O'Toole, Betty
Kline, Anne Lilson, Caroline Cox,
Ellen Jones, Annabelle Whaler,
Rita Augusterfer, Lydia Cart, HUI
bel Howard. Elizabeth Howard,
Louise Burch, Jean Williams, and
Susan Cissel.
Entries from the Ambassador Hotel
Swim Club are as follows: Junior
6O-yard free style, Morris Goldberg,
Robert Rawls. John Raft, Curtis Porter
fren field' Robert Jordan Mems so-yard
yard backstroke, John Raft. Women's
6O-yard free style. Betty Bigelow,
Henrietta Turry, Betty Burch, Helen
Richardson, Marjorie Burch, Marjorie
Chapman, Mary Cation. Womens So
yard breaststroke,- Helen Richardson.
Women's 240-yard relay, Helen Rich
Ardson, Marjorie Burch, Marjorie Chap
man, Betty Bigelow.
Y. NJ. c. A. entries: Mems 120-yard
backstroke, James Orme, William Mar
mion, Paul Wilson. Mems 6O-yard free
style, Miles Rouse. John Mulady.
Ernest Boggs Fancy diving. Knox
Moncure Mems 24O-yard relay, Ernest
RoEGs, John Mullady, william Mar
nion, Miles Rouse.
Baltimore Y. NJ. c. A.: Mems So
yard free style and relay, Anthony
Kcas, Fred Nordenholtz. Diving Will
liam Reed. Mems 12O-yard backstroke,
60-yard free style and relay, Norres
Vandenburg. Mems 6O-yard free style
and relay, Homan Kirsters. Hurley
Matthews. William Melgard and Mis-
taid Paskanskas.
ing. Knox Moncure. Mems 6O-yard free
style and relay, Miles Rouse and
Ernest Boggs. Mems 12Obackstroke
and relay. William Marmion, Mems
120-yard backstroke, James Orme and
Paul Wilson.
Judges: Referee. winfree johnson;
chief judge. william Russell; judges,
Karl Knight. Carl Ahlenfeld. Ed. H.
Joe Arnonoff. Jerome Shear: starter.
Howard Ruppart turn judges. Max
Rote, Dyer Ghormley. Henry Vedder,
Jack Wilton; clerks of dive, Lyman
Morris. Morris Miller, Miss TOLL Dorsey
Griffith, Albert Conradis, Jerry Looney,
Alden Smell. George Norris, Major
Lawrence.