Evening star., 1933-04-06
Medley Relay Tops Swimming
Meet Opening Here Tomorrow
AS Many Seek A. A. u. Honors
T 7 EADLINING the program for
- tomorrow night in the District
A. A. u. indoor swimming

T EADLINING the program fol
- tomorrow night in the Distric
A. A. U. indoor swimming
| championships in the Shore
ham pool Is the mems a00-yard med
ley relay. The evenings events start
at o'clock. The meet will continue
Saturday night, with competition again
starting at 8.
A fine fight looms in the medley
relay between George Washington Uni
versity's unofficial combination and the
Shoreham team, with Central High a
dark horse. Varela from Duke Uni
versity, who will represent Shoreham,
will swim against Hahn of G. w. in
the backstroke, the first 100-yard leg
of the event. Varela recently beat
Hahn by q small margin. In the sec
ond leg, 100 yards at breaststroke,
Ghormley of the Colonials will engage
Wilcox of Shoreham. Ghormley has
beaten Wilcox at 200 yards, but whether
he will be able to do it at 100 is prcb-
lematcal. 1t is figured by close OBJ
servers that Rote of G. w. and Car
ter, also from Duke University, repre-
senting Shoreham, will start the last
lap, 100 yards at free style, on almost
even terms. The two, it is figured
will wage a great scrap. Centrars
team will comprise Snyder in the back
stroke, Slater or Mcdonald in the
breaststroke and Wood in the free style
Interest in the mems diving has been
stimulated by the entry of ice Lyman
of Brown University D. C. champ in
1881, and who recently won the New
England intercollegiate diving crown.
Lyman will represent the Ambassador
Club. John BroadduS and Mahlon GlaS-
cock will be LymanS opponents. It
should be a fine contest.
Georgetown University will be repre-
sented by an unofficial team of seven.
Hubert Treacy, jr., will appear in the
50-yard relay and. with Charles Parcels,
Leopold Benedetti, John Zimmerman,
William Doherty, Schlasly and Rice,
fern the group from which four will be
picked to compete in the 200-yard relay.
EOR the first time in quite a while
i Onalene Lawrence and Lois Bates,
long rivals in girls swimming here,
will meet in the 150-yard medley relay
This event has been added to the A. A.
U. meet program this year. Onalene Is
better at the breast stroke, at which the
first so yards viii be negotiated, but Lois
is expected to overcome her rival in the
next SO, which will be at the back
stroke. 1t is expected they likely will
enter the last SO yards at free style
about even and fine struggle likely
will be in order.
Onalene and Lois also will compete in
the dive, along with Marie Duval, who
has come to the front with a rush dur
ing the last year. Lois is the champion,
but is believed in for the toughest sort
OF struggle to retain her laurels.
ENTRIES, with the exception of
IL Georgetown's, follow:
3oO-yard medley relay. tmen)-G. w. o..
John Hain; Dyer Ghormley, Max Rqte. Lo;
Slater or Lucien Mcdonald. Gordon Wood:
Ambassador Swimming Club. william Fite,
Constsncio Alyarado, Vincent GomeZ or Nor
ert W vareia or pN I'd Hickey. % Arnold ISi Wilicox,
Beverly Carter or George Croft
Fancy dive l3-meterl tmenl-Central High
School; E c. Graves, I'd Ambassador Swim
Emory Wilson; Shoreham Swimming Club.
Jack Murphy: unattached. Mahlon Glascock.
50-yardf free style twomen)-Shoreham
Augusterfer, Emily Chapman: Poiiy wright
son. Betty Thompson. Onalene Lawrence.
Annabelle Whaler. Ellen Jones. Caroline Cox.
10O-yard free style 1women)-washineto
Usilton: Shoreham Swimming Club Betty
Thomps2n. Lois Bates. Rita Augusterfer.
o'Tooie. Betty Kline. cece Cook. N' '
22O-yard free style twomen)-Shoreham
Swimming Club. Rita Augusterfer. Annabelle