Evening star., 1940-02-18
Southeast Boys SET
Nine Tank Marks
To Retain Title
II Records Shattered
In City-Wide Meet;
Y Is Poor Second

Accounting for 9 or the II rec
ords created, Southeast Branch,
Boys Club OF Washington, success
fully defended its championship In
the second annual city-wide SWIM
ming meet for boys yesterday at the
Southeast pool, accumulating l04
POINTS.
Second place went to the Boys
Y. M. c. A., with 73 points, with
Woodrow Wilson High, which scored
heavily in the 18-year-old- -class,
third with 80 points. Roosevelt High
was represented in the meet, mark
ing the first time. that school ever
has competed in a tank event, and
collected 3 points, with Central High
scoring 2 points.
Coached by Max Rote, former Gen.
trail High and George Washington
University free style specialist,
Southeast Branch swept every event
in the II and 13 year old classes. Leo
Jarboe was outstanding for South
east in the latter class, taking 25-
yard free-style and breast-stroke
races in addition to swimming q
leg on the victorious 100-yard relay
team. New records were set in every
event in which he participated.
John Bender of the Y. M. c. A.
also was outstanding, capturing first
places in the 50-yard free-style and
breast-stroke races in the l8-year-
old-and-under division.
Summary:
nsson e sssns4 soya sG' Club H. 7 & Wsa Woo
rov Wilson Hieh. SO; Roosevelt Hish, 5;
unattached; 3; Central High.
25.yard freestyle.-Won by :. Thomas
iss:''h ia5s Grew. As.s'S 4 & s. 2Ssa'hsfi; fS.:
a55yard backstroke-won by R. Cation
.ss sIta W ssoons Gsn,4on Thems
fourth 1.H ,!soI Price q: N. G. Al. Time offs
$3.50 ss9.w0n second n BY h.ins:l, !. Ms
5cs5th; s6 "a! i; s; Sissxs;; II. = N. {. Al. Time,
7s.sard mediey1won by Southeast No.
l (Ihomas Mellett, Hansbrough); second,
Southeast fS%t,h No, 2; third T. NJ c. 4; No: l:
record.
I3-Year-and- Under Glass.
sseond D sSant 5.Te9e
Roland (unattached). Time, O:13.2 (new
.25,yard backstrcke--won. by J. Potter
ffos1tb fosrtb third T. dnu2ebiIl p Shenk Y Y NJ ~
yard brssststroke-won by L. yarboe
tsortheast1; second; :: Springer tscuth.
seartn. L cndiehih oanq Y. NJ ns'S'''RSa, & ~ Mm.
srSoe def Ss s0qes: ~
No. 1. Time; 0:5s.S !nex record,.
50-yard freestyle-Won By B. Chadwick
lWoodrox wilson,: second. D. Wyvsil
q N. 6; A.; third, J: Wrattsn South
sTaiso; Tin. o!ss fsSgrth' r. Benson (southe.st''
5o.y.rd b.ekstroke--won BY q. CLARK
& n C. S: shliia. iseSas es.d.lel s%sss1 %sssl'
east. Time, o:s4;4 thew record.
ors soysrd ~ Dy e. W't: ass
teasth. g. i Ia1sari / tsl lsoushe..u. ~ i rime. &
so0ayard rsley-won BY Southeast No.
second. Z. n. e: A.; third, Southeast Ho; J;
| (new record).
| I8-Year- and Under. Glass.
| 6O-yard freestyle-Won by j. Bender
| (Y. NJ. c. Al; second. J. Burch (WoodroW
son); fourth. r. Means tY. N. c. Al,
| Time, O.27.
/ 5O-yard backstroke--won BY B. Sawyer
iY. II. c. Al: third. II. Crawford tcentrs1
as .oa rs tssste ssos eSTsn 3sss r.sss %Gsdrov VII
bO-yard breaststroke-Won BY J. Bender
| (Y.. M. c. Az; second. c. Mead {Woodrow
| WILSON,: third, r. Means n. N. c. Al:
| fourth. Leithiser {Rooseveltl. Time, O:34. O.
16g-yard medley relay-Won by Wilson
| No. (Sawyer Mead Burch): second
X. NJ C. A.; third. Southeast; fourth
| Wilson No. 3. Time, 1892.