The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17
SEVERAL STARS
 !. INCLUDING GIRL TO SHOW SKILL
Medley Relay to Close Fine Program of Water Events
 at New Haven

New Haven, Dec. 17--Coach Bob Eiphuth, who ls general chairman og tne committee an charge of the reception 0G the famous South American swimmers yesterday after noon announced the program ex- pectsd Co be followed in the pool of the Payne Whitney gymnasium tonight starting at e:l6.
 The South Americans arrived yesterday just before noon and spent Q busy few hours before they enjoyed a Nmhering up practice In the pool. Miss Maria Ienk, tho only woman swimmer in the group, specialized lnN tho 90O-metar back stroke, which she will swim this evening, hile her men compan- ions, champions all, went through their paces ct different distances. All were high in their praise of YaleS pool, which tonight should see most interesting meet. And the attendance as expected Co be large. 1t is Yale's first meet os the season. '-
 On Che Program
 The opening event will be 0 spe- cial 60syard freestyle race with the following Yale entries; ". II, Conk- ling, Jr,s John pulleyn, George Rowe, Everett Smith, Jr.: John P. Booth, IT,; Peter Reinhardt, J. c. Verdan, II. 0. Spear, K. K. Inskip, J. B. Congdon, II. Golf, D, P. ForbeSt, Jr. Then will come c spe- ctal l00-yard freeStyle race between Willy Q, Jordan of South America and the following Yale men: Ever cit MacEeman, Thomas Britton, A, E. Hunter. South America will also compete against Yale in event No. 3, . i00ayard backstroke event with Pablo TonsecA Silva, of South America opposing Robert White, L. D. Dannenbaun, c. B. Gillette, Thomas Jackson of Yale.
 Coach kiphuth has arranged for Q special Yale l00-yard hackstroke swim with these men entered: w, Rudolfs. JE.: Thomas Burke, Ber- nard Van Ingen, Carlos sso of South America, one of the greatest baekstrokers in that continent, will then compete against these: John Meyer, D. D. Davidge, Thurston Twigg- Smith, Arthur Heldrich of Yale, after which c Yale lOO.yard breeStstroke will Do staged. Coach Klein, o. Barrie, Roger Qoodeve, kiphuth has entered Randolph H. V. Drake.
 Yale ln 900
 South America will be represented in . S0O-yard freestyle by Jose Marta Duranona competing against Rene Chouteau and Dick Peters of Yale. Another competitive race will be the 200-yard freestyle jn which will be Yale men only. They are: Robert Bennett, Richard Pc. ters, Norman Clement, Richard Mann, Robert Arras, R. 6. Stod. dard, Jr. Miss Lenk of South America, one of the best backstroke swimmers in the world today, will give an exhibition In the 2O0m. event, which should be one oS the features of the evening,
 Lowboard diving will take place with Yale in the event solely, Coach kiphuth will send in: ], Birmingham, A. D. Black, ]. Perry. man. A special 200.yard 9reestyle relay for on attempt on the record with; Yale and the Boys Club of New Haven entered, will be an. other well-worth-while race. Swim. ming for Yale will he Captain Howie Johnson, Jack Lilley, Ed Pope, and Dick Kelly, one of Yales best relay team.
 The highboard diving exhibition In which Yale men will take part will be the next to the last event on the program, Yale entering: A. M. Thompson. w. Q. Rich and James R. Cook. Finally. . medley relay race between South Aineri. can all-stars and the Yale team will bring to . conclusion c really out. standing meet.