Evening star., 1942-01-18
Three Swim Records
Broken in District
A. A. U. Open Meet
Boyer, Mori|yn GIobisch
Splash to National
Junior LuureIs

A local boy won a national junior
swimming championship as three
meet records, one an all-time mark
for the Shoreham Hotel pool. were
broken in the District A. A. US
annual open meet last night.
Don Boyer, former star with the
Massanutten Military Academy
swim team. was the home town
product to capture the only national
mems title at stake. that Of the
national junior 50-yard freestyle.
He painted to the finish line ahead
of Bob Mosard of Brooklyn's crack
st. George Dragon Club and Joe
LaSalle Of. the local Ambassador
contingent, who finished third. His
time was Isl seconds.
Helen Poyner Stars.
Marilyn Globisch, 17-year-old un-
attached entrant from Lancaster,
Pa, won the women's national
Junior 1OO-yard breaststroke title in
the time of l:22.5. Peggy Pate of
Goldsboro. N. C. was second and
Miss Globisch's l3-year- r-old sister,
Pauline, was third.
Helen Poyner of the Ambassador
Club was the only local record
breaker, establishing a new low time
for the District A. A. U. 50-yard
freestyle. Her time of 316 seconds
was nearly two seconds faster than
that which Betty Roland consumed
to win the same event last year.
Bob DeGroot of Brooklyn's st.
George Dragon Club set both a meet
and pool record when he captured
the 100-yard backstroke in l:03.
The time clipped 8-l0 second of the
old record set by John Calhoun of
the Penn A. c. two years ago.
Schmidt Breaks Record.
Bill Schmidt of the York Pa.)
Y. M. c. A. had the distinction Of
cracking the oldest record to be
broken when he negotiated the 100
yard breaststroke event in los. It
was back in 1898 that Navy's R. E.
Green established the previous best
time of LOT.
Summaries:
free style-Won by Helen Poyner tAm-
bassadorl: second. Barbara Dickson Shore
nam); B thi.d; Betty ott (shorehamJ. Time.
Mems National junior 5O-yard free style
@pMhon poh.s1 6y Don Boyer tshorehsml; second.
Brooklyn: third; Joe La Sale IAmbassa-
GT 62aso1 fo1Th Gb R16eEf De GfoSt st
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Mns 100-yard backstroke-Won by
Robert De Groot (St. George Dragon Club,
BROOKLYN; second, George Tullidse tV.. P.
Time o Ne1 Hea% poo odk sSd N record
Womens 10O-yard baekstroke-:Won BY
DOTS Can't tunattaehedl: second, Mary
Evelyn Bardee (ooidsboro)., Time. 1:I44.
u,sa;s Mems iOo;yard breast stEoke-Won by
ster kspsh sah 9Srh s eoas. NJ .son Az 'esSnS S
BROOKLYN: third. Irving Einbinder Uake-
wood (Baltimore). Time. 1:06. New meet
Women's 1Oo-yard free style-won by
Judith Auritt iunattached): second. Patsy
Palmer tshoreham): third. Doris Baugher
,baltimore Knights OF Columbus. Time.
.,rSH%sn WSneps nasionsI ss iqnior 1SSys5d
\. c.: third. Pauline Globisch Lancaster
sITi%miPs Isrd AssoeatiSp fourth Betty 20.
is shoreh.@ hSnGIehaF Time MN ae5 Dorothy sharke'
Mems divine-Won BY Ernest crone
IGoldSborol; second; James Russell (BaItic
more KniGhts OF Columbus: third. Richard
Blusti york Y. NJ. c. A.: fourth, Frank
Heiiley 'Amba sSador). Winners points,
Women's 150-yard individual medley
Won By Judith Auritt Unattached; second.
Patsy Palmer fshoreham). Time. zoos.
Mems 150-yard medley relay-Won BY
St. Georse DraGon Club de 0root, Kap-
third Ambassador "A' team. Time, !: :22.0.