Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1952 — Page 2

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Bristling competition in the Jil SESE IS N, first Times Junior Olympic EEEEss i A Vy * competition set for Juesday night at Broad Ripple pool was promised yesterday by Garfield Park coach Paul Meyers. v “We're going up there to take . places,” said Mr. Meyers as he put: his hopefuls through their final training drill prior to the SS first meet. Although representatives from every city park pool and most of gas the other Marion County indoor F¥h and outdoor pools were expected to be on hand, the keenest rivalry was expected to develop between Sig the Garfield and Broad Ripple # swimmers. a. “We haven't béen training long, ‘but as the season progresses Garfield will be the swimmers to beat,” promised coach Meyers. No Comment § There was no comment from the Broad Ripple camp, but daily # drills will continue through race day morning. 1 Stalwarts of the Garfield team

north will be Rex Roberts, Jan Seiler, John Deveney, Lee Eschenpach in the swimming events and Dick Schultz and Jerry Hansen

“petition. Cochairmen of the event Gene Moll, Indiana Junior Olympic

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A RACING-START DIVE—Flat with the water, Lee Eschenbach, 13, of 1023 E. Raymond St., is chairman and Jim Clark, Indian- off and swimming. Lee will be out for points Tuesday night at the first Times Junior Olympic meet.

apolis Athletic Club coach said

we wrhing smount Swimming free-style in the B class, she will represent Garfield Park pool.

‘of enthusiasm for this, the first|fcials are to be on hand and atJunior Olympic program will in-| ‘The finals will be held at Broad|help their children get into the, sald. Lenn ithe registration desk at 7 p. m./clude meets at Douglas pool July Ripple Aug. 27 along with a water|program. There is still time for boys and Swimming will get underway at 24; Rhodius, July 31; Willard, show offering a complete array of

i event, in the city-wide series.

girls between the ages of 6 and 7:30. |Aug. 6; Ellenberger, Aug. 13, and aqua sports. 16 to get into the big Junior| Future events in The Times Garfield, Aug. 20. * Olympic swim. And for everyone v who completes an event there) will be an award. Any swimmer who can swim

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BACK JACK—Jerry Hansen, 14, of 705 Sanders St., will be in the diving meet .

"SWIMMERS GET SET'—These three youngsters also will be locking for honors and Broad Ripple swimmers keen competition. are in to Fight Rex Robert. 13, of | Ave.; Jan Seiler, 14, of 815:E. lowa St., and John Devney, 14, of 1314 Barth Ave.

He pointed out every child|against each other,

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perienced swimmers compete|100 from all over the county. 0 The public is invited to attend Competitive swimming is the/would be given a fair chance to| Chairman Clark sald he thought|all events and there is no adbest way possible to improve a|win, as novice swimmers com-|last-minute entries would swell mission charge for any of the Mr, Clark urged parents to|swimmer’s ability,” Mr. Clark|pete against other novices. Ex-|the first event entrant list to|preliminary meets. ;

50 meters, by any stroke, is eligible to take part. The diving event requires only four dives.

=. Coach Ted Earl of the Riviera : ® : ; . Club has promised fo enter some { : a outstanding A class swimmers ] who will face IAC swimmers in : experienced swimming competi. ’ + by tion. 2 @ All coaches, swimmers and of-| - :

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' i PRACTICE DIVE—Dick Schultz, 15, of 1008 E. Taber St., in training. 4

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