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~ March 17, 1928 WINNETKA "TALK 23 N.T. Swimmers in Split With Strong Morton High Squads New Trier High school swimmers concluded the 1928 season by splitting a twin bill with Morton High school at Cicero last Friday afternoon. The seniors found themselves on the weak end of a 38 to 21 score while the juniors took home a 27 to 21 tally. The Ciceronians copped the opening events when Sredl beat out Captain Bennett for first place in the 40 yard swim. The 100 yard event also went to the boys out on Austin boulevard. First and second honors in the 100 yard breaststroke were captured by Coach Jackson's swimmers, but the 220 yard event was dropped into the Morton pocket. Morton took first place in the remaining events, the 60 yard backstroke, the fancy diving, in which Japerick rolled up eight-tenths of a point more than Granstrom of New Trier, and the relay. _ In the juniors, New Trier stepped into the lead early in the meet, taking the forty yard dash. Things were evened up when the 100 yard dash went to the home team. Once more the invaders forged ahead, by taking the breaststroke. The backstroke race went to Cicero. As a result of the fancy diving--won by Larner of New Trier--the score stood with New Trier in a two point lead, the final event, the relay, being the deciding event, Coach Jackson's ponies saved their school from double defeat when in one of the closest races ever run off in the Morton pond, they copped the event from the home quartet by about four feet. One record for the Morton tank was broken in the course of the afternoon. Tucker of Morton took the 100 vard swim in the time of 1:01.7. Senior 40 yard swim--1. Sredl (M.); 2. Ben- nett (N. T.); 3. Pawlick (M.). Time :20.4. 100, yard swim--1. Tucker (M.); 2. Ben- nett (N. T.); 3. Roos (N. T.). Time 1:01.7. 220 yard swim--I1. McDonald (M.); 2. Palicck (M.); 3. Read (N. T.). Time 2:49.2, 100 yard breaststroke--1. Rogers (N. T.); 2. Rich (N. T.); 3. Kepner (M.). Time 1:19.6. 60 yard backstroke--1. Sredl (M.); 2. Pomozel (M.); 3. Read (N. T.). Time 141.7. Diving--1. Japerick (M.); 2. Granstrom (N. T.); 3. Enchelmeyer (N. T.). Relay--Won by Morton. Time 1:26.4. Junior 40 yard swim--1. Larner (N. T.); 2. Danicek (M.); 3. Granstrom (N. T.). Time :22.1. 100 yard swim--1. Danicek (M.); 2. Larner (N. T.). Third entrant did not finish. Time 1:11.9. 40 yard breastroke--1. Sprenger (N. TY; 2. Zinner (N..T.);.2.5 Church (M.). Time :38.7. 40 yard backstroke--1. Douglas (M.); 2. Church (M.). Third entrant disquali- fied. Diving---1. Larner (N. T.); 2. Mission (M.); 3. Zorman (M.). Relay--Won by New Trier. Time 1:37.7. C. P. Sanders Is Named Manager for Cadillac C. P. Sanders, formerly of the Chi- cago branch of Cadillac Motor Car company, has been made manager of the Evanston branch, succeeding D. E. Ahrens, former head, who has been transferred to the Philadelphia post. This is Mr. Sanders' first year in Evanston, but he has long been asso- ciated with the Cadillac company. His entire life has been devoted to the automobile industry and in the early days he was a racing driver. In connection with his new work with the Evanston Cadillac company he has started the building of a two story addition to the present service department at 1810 Ridge. The new addition doubles the floor space for this department and will, when com- plete next month, accommodate 200 machines. Is Moving on April 1st to his new store in the Hahn Building at Every Piece of Jewelry Greatly Reduced A drastic merchandising policy intended to clear our entire stock before moving day. Savings are out - of - the - ordinary in each instance. Jewelry As many of the pieces are "one-of-a- kind," we suggest immediate selection. 624 DAVIS STREET 1626 Orrington Ave. Silverware Hollow Ware Smart Novelties Miss Ruth Mearns will return Satur- day, March 17, from the Frances Shimer school at Mt. 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