Evening star., 1941-01-19

wilson Peck OF St. Joseph COL
lege, Philadelphia, snatched the
mems junior national 220-yard free
style championship in minutes PAT
seconds. Brent Farber of Balti-
more knights of Columbus was
second, while Gordon Muslin, un-
attached local entry, was third and
Warren Morgan, swimming un-
attached out of New York, fourth.
Farber spurted into an early lead,
which he retained for four laps of
the seven-length event, but Peck,
pacing himself nicely, pulled ahead
in the fifth length and won by two
lengths.
No local swimmer was in the
money in the mems 100-yard breast
stroke, with Robert Rosensteen and
Saul Holland of the Baltimore Y.
M H. A. finishing in that order.
RoSensteen covered the course in l
minute 119 seconds.
Prince Nufer of the Goldsboro
IN. c. Swimming Association pro-
longed the domination of out-of-
toWners by taking the Women's 100
yard backstroke in l minute l42
seconds. Patricia McWhorter Of
Newark was second. while Charlotte
Book of Lancaster, Pa, was third
and Nita Lussier of Baltimore was
fourth.
Boggs Wins Century.
Ernie Boggs, crack local Y. M
C. A. swimmer. won the mems 100
yard backstroke event, but visitors
took the other three places. Boggs'
time was l minute rs seconds, good
enough to get him home ahead of
George Dormuth of the North
Philadelphia Y. NJ. c. A.
The Globisch sisters. Marllyn and
Pauline. of Hershey, Pa. finished in
that order in the women's l00yard
breast stroke race. Marilyn's win
ming time was l minute 2l.4 seconds.
Betty Roland of Shoreham out
lasted Helen Poyner of Amba ssador
to win the womenS 50-yard Dis
trict A. A. U. junior championship.
Miss Roland's time was in 1872 Sec
onds.
Baltimore knights of Columbus
captured the mems championship
with 10 points, while Philadelphia
Y. M. c. A. was second with 13
points and Baltimore Y. NJ. H. A.
was third with II points. In fourth
place with 9 points was Wash
ington Y. M. c. A.
pionshipWWon by Wilson Peck ST.
Joseph's ColIese,; seeond. B{enr FaToer .n
fourth, Warrtn Morsan tunattached, New
York. Time-2:24.7.
1O0-yard breast stroke--Won by Robert
ond. Saul Holland Baltimore Y. NJ. H. A.;
third, John Wicher North Philadelphia
Y N ca; fourth Sears WI Williams Bal
i:1i'S itmpis Nn'sh's OF 00ium0uS'' i"e-
1oo-yard backstroke.-won by Ernie
Boggs washington Y. NJ. G Az SeconG'
N. G AZ; third Frank oBrien North
Philadelphia Y. NJ. c. A; fourth. Bob
Clark, 'Massanutten NJ. A.. Time -
l:07.6.
Fancy diving C3-meter,-Won by jim
Russell Baltimore Knights of Columbus;
second. Bernard Goldbers Baltimore. Y.
NJ H A; third, Bill Tarbett tAmbas-
sador); fourth. Bert Williams Woodrow
Wilson Hieh). winners points-l23 90;
150-yard medley relay-Won by Balti-
more knights Of Columbus oPardeT 6s,T
adelphia Y. NJ. c, A; third. WaShinston
Y. NJ c. A: fourth, Massanutten Military
Academy. Time-l:211.
Women's Events
Junior National 44O-yard free style
championship-Wo by Margaret Sander
son unattached. Mount Kisco, N y;
Norma Rittlee Philadelphia W. c. Al;
fourth. Patsy Palmer tShoreham). Time
6:I3.6.
1OO-yard breast stroke-Won by Marilyn
Globisch Hershey. Pa. A. c.; second.
Pauline Globisch Hershey, Pa. A: c.;
third. Betty Lussier Baltimore Kniehts Of
Columbus fourth; Gerda Levy CShore-
!OO-yard backst roke--Won by Prince
Nufer (Goidsboro N. C. S. Al; second.
Patricia McWhorter Newark A c.: third,
Charlotte Book Lancaster. Pa. S. A.;
fourth. Nita LusSier Baltimore Knights
of Columbus. Time-l:l4.2
Junior 50-yard free style District A. A;
q. championShip-Won by Bette Roland
Ishorehaml; second, Helen Poyner Am
fourth, Mickey Mattare Ambassador.
l50-yard individual mcdley-Won by
ond. Prince Nufer tGoldsboro. N. C.. S. A.:
third; Mary Gathering Heckel Lancaster.
Pa. S. Al; fourth. Charlotte Book Gan-
caster. Pa S. A.. Time-l:5s.2.