300 Swimmers Enter
IM Preliminary Meet
»i>ui- inun .mu Hwirnmem took
part. In Uw intramural diving-j
swimming preliminaries Thorn-!
day afternoon. There were 53
rates run In less than 2'j hours.!
AM- WINNER* will take part
in final competition at 4 p.m.
Tuesday. Alternates arc request
ed to he at the meet in eaac a
winner does not appear on time, j
Reunite <>f Thursday’s prelim
inaries are:
200 Medley Relay Hollo-S
way. Lose, Beard, Dill, Sheldon
Hall; Wlllita, Orr, Newhouae, j
Rohse. -Stafford Hall; Black, Bar
ber, Rittenor. McKelliger, Beta
Theta PI; McPherson, Smith,
Die/., Sullivan. Omega Hall; Han
sen, Haft, Ghent, Bentley, Young
HullEInch, Sandporn, Schneider,
Kirin, Delta Tail Delta; Brooks,
Colton, Hinley, Williams, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon (Alt.)
200 Freestyle Shave Ison,
Theta Chi; Kischler, Deady; Sulli
van, Omega Hall; Lusc, Sheldon
Hall; Haymes, Philadelphia
House Koo«, Sigma ;4u; itohsc,
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Stafford Halit (Alt.)
r>o Freestyle Smith, Omega
Hall, ft ml Murray, 1'hl Kappa Pel;
Hibba, Sigma Chi; Soloman, Vets
Korin; Beard, Sheldon Hall; Wig
gir.H, Sheldon; Bartlett, Sherry
Rohm Hall (Alt.)
100 Individual Medley- Beard,
Sheldon Hall; Shavelson, Theta
Chi; McKelllgon, Beta Theta Pi;
Cotton, Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
Yates. Adams Hall; Populeki,
Sigma Chi; Parky#, Sheldon Hall
(Alt.)
100 Butterfly Fischier, Deady;
Shavelsln, Theta Chi; Cross,
Kappa Sigma; Boss, Barnes Hall;
Ruse, Sheldon Hall; Robinson,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
100 Freestyle Murray, Phi
Kappa Psi; Sullivan, Omega Hall;
Cebu la, Vets Dorm; Wiggins,
Sheldon Hall; Brownell, Delta
Tau Delta: Hibbs, Sigma Chi;
Taylor, 'I’au Kappa Epsilon (Alt.)
100 Backstroke Morey, Sher
ry Ross; Fischler, Deady; Yates.
Adams Hall; Durby, Phi Kappa
Psi; Taylor, Delta Cpsilon; Bar
ber, Beta Theta Pi; Cotten, Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon (Alt.)
100 Breaststroke Bentley,
Young Hall; Keudall, Chi Phi;
Papulski. Sigma Chi; Ghent,
Young Hall; Burkhart, Sigma
Chi; Fcchner. Deady; Lus< h, Del
ta Upsilon (AH.)
200 Freestyle Relay Beard,
Caiter. Parkins, Wiggins, Sheldon
Hall; Brownell, Finch. Sehneiner,
Moyhaus. Delta Tail Delta; Ci
buta, Gwinn, Valiev, Solomon,
Vets Dorm; Lasher. Sure, Black,
McKelhgon. Beta Theta Pi, Mc
Pherson, Dick Sullivan Corky
Sullivan, Smith, Omega Hail;
Kohae, Orr. Newhousc, Hollin
ger, Stafford Hall; Battagha,
Murray, Coldwater, Isaac. Phi
Kappa Psi (Ait.)
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UO Swimming Club Sponsors
Diving Championships Saturday
About 30 divers from Oregon
and Washington will be here Sat
urday to participate in the first
annual diving championships and
diving clinic sponsored by the
Oregon Dolphin Swimming Club.
DON VAN ROHSEN, UO swim
ming coach, said Thursday that
he expected participants from the
Cascade Swimming Club and Red
Shield Swim Club, both from Se
attle, Wash.; the Lane County
YMCA-VWCA, Eugene; and the
Grants Pass Swim Club, Grants
Pass, as well as swimmers from
the University.
The Oregon coach emphasized
that this is one of the first such
clinics sponsored in the North
west. The event is one of several
Dolphin Club projects intended to
raise swimming and diving stand
ards and interest, he added.
Five age groups will be compet
ing in the championships: 10 and
under, 11 and 12, 13 and 14, 15
17, and senior division. Only Uni
versity swimmers will be partic
ipating in the senior division.
Starting time for the diving
events is 10:30 a.m. and again at
3:30 pm. Saturday in L*-ighton
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Pool. The diving clinic will be
; held beginning at i p.m. in Room
114 of the Physical Education
Building.
The clinic phase of the one
day program is to include a series
oi talks using charts, loop films
and movies of national diving
champions.
VanRossen noted that divers
will be judged on a ten-point
scale. After scoring each partic
ipant, the judges will explain for
the benefit of Doth the audience
and the diver why he received
the number of points he did. This
is designed to help the partici
pants improve.
Anyone interested in watching
the diving events or the clinic
has been invited to attend. There
is no admission charge.
Clint Schoen
for
off campus rep.
Schoen for representative committee. Lary Williams, chairman
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