The Washington times., 1935-07-15
MARIE DUVALL
D. c. CHIEF
THREAT

One of the greatest aquatic
events ever staged in the vicinity
of Washington is scheduled to-
night at $50, when more than IS
divers and swimmers compete in
the United States women's junior
national high board diving cham
pionship and D. c. A. A. U. swim
meet at Crystal Pool, Glen Echo
Park.
Prominent in a card attracting
leading mermaids from washing
ton and out of town are Marie Du-
vail, Shoreham A. c.; Marion
Mansfield, Lake Shore A. c., Chi
cago: Barbara Cook, Colonial
Club, Jeffersonville, Ind, and Con-
stance Renninger, Penn A. c.,
Philadelphia.
Miss Renninger, Middle Allan
tic A. A. U. diving champion, re-
Gently defeated Edna Schuber'
Brooklyn Dragon Club, in a
stylish fancy diving duel. She is
II years old and is expected to cut
quite a figure in the meet for the
high board, 10-foot event tonight.
Holds Records
Miss Duvall, popular District OF
Columbia watersprite, holds the
high board and low board titles,
and has won second place in
junior national competitions at
Glen Echo in 1888 and in New
York city in 1884.
Miss Mansfield won second place
in the senior national in Chicago
last year. She is a student OF
Northwestern University, and ex-
poets to add to her laurels TO-
night.
Miss Cook, like Miss Mansfield,
halls from the Corn Belt, and
holds enviable records, with a bril-
liant future predicted.
9O-Yard Free Style
In addition to the diving card,
the following are billed to COM
pete in the 90-yard free style for
women: Lydia Cort, Rita Angus
tefer and Gertrude Theunissen,
Shoreham A. c.; and Margaret
Alley, unattached; and Lillian
Gerstein, Ann ArmSon and Doris
Andrews, Ambassador A. C.
Referee, Dick Newly; Judges Carl
AhIenfeld, william Stephenson, Jerry
Looney, Everett Ensley: timers; Jim
Sprigman. Karl knight; i7 Dallas stiate SHIRLEY "
clerk, Joe Lyman; announcer. Joe Ar0'
nOff.
THE EVENTS
12O.Yard Observation-Disclosures HOff-
man and Margaret Alley, unattached: {:
Helen Richardson, Maryland A. c.; Mar.
xaret Russell; Baltimore; florence Peck,
Penn A. c.; Lillian Gerstein, Ann Arm
son, Doris Andrews and Helen Hersh'
berg. Ambassador a. G. > u.uv
ZanilOtti, Mardi Chapman, Helen Flett,
Jane Mana, ShOreham A. c.; Margaret
Russell, Baltimore; Kathleen BOlanZ, un-
Helen Hershberg and Doris Andrews,
Ambassador A. c.
6O.Yard Free style .!Boys)-Kenneth
ReTseiT; M;.sbinxfG6 ESwaPd NJ haO:Ff a Harvey
Dering, ad F Francis FlanaEan, Jack KresmeF.
Wallace Myers, w. McGrath. Charley
Kirby, n. E. Boys Club; Edward Blom'
so.Yard Free style tMen)-RObert
joe Iasalle, r. A. Macmillan. Shoreham
a. C.; George Hutton, Washington z; I;
NJ. G. A.; Eugene Chandler. Maryland
Club Gardens; Byron Carroll, Boy
Michael. n. E. Boys Club; Harry TOul-
min, Washington Y. NJ. c. A.: Louis
and Julian Adler. w. Weinberger. M.
Abrahms and Irving snOwbel. Baltimore
1so:Yard Backstroke tMen)-Daniel
W einer, Baltimore; N. Vandenberg,
Frank Cummings, Baltimore Y. NJ. G. A.;
william Mackey, Dan Hogan. Penn a;
James Orme. Washington y. NJ. C. A.
44O.Yard Free style CMen)-G. B0yce,
G. GOwman, H. Kinsley. Baltimore Y. M.
c. A.: b. Underwood. unattached: W.
Mackey, D. Hogan, Penn A: C.; Bartlett it
Boggs, Washington Y. NJ. c. A. and
Julian Adler. Y. NJ. H. A. Baltimore.
Dive (Men)-RObert Knight, John
Marshall. unattached; Fred York, Mary.
land Club Gardens; r.. FlOccO. Penn
A. c.. and Harry CranstOn and John
BrOaddus. ShOreham A. C.