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a ar a a a January 14; 1928 WINNETKA TALK 19 N. T. SWIMMERS WIN Senior and Junior Squads = Hand Double Defeat to Proviso Entries in New Trier Tank Encounter New Trier High school swimmers twice defeated Proviso High school lads at the New Trier tank, Monday. The seniors triumphed by the score of 39 to 20, while the juniors took the long end of a 32 to 18 score. Robert Joy of New Trier was the high point man of the senior meet with two first places to his credit. Roos of the New Trier junior team had an equal number of points. Captain Bennett of New Trier lead off by taking first place in the 40-yard swim. Rogers and Rich increased the New Trier lead by taking first and second places, respectively, in the 100-yard breaststroke. The 60-yard backstroke event went to Fliege of the invaders who made the three lengths with the time of 43 seconds. Joy took the first of his first place honors in the following senior event, the 220- vard swim, and also came in first in the 100-yard dash event. D. Granstrom won the diving for the home school in a masterly exhibition of the art. The relay, however, went to Proviso on a tehnical error, since Bennett, the last man to swim for New Trier started a fraction of a second before Joy, who swam just before him, reached the end of the tank. New Trier ran away with the junior meet. Roos and Larner took first and second honors in the 40-yard swim, and first and third honors in the 100-yard free style event. N. Gran- strom took the 40-yard backstroke for New Trier. The breaststroke event went to Campbell of Proviso who made the excellent time of 29 2-5 seconds. Both the first and second places in the fancy diving contest were taken by Proviso men, Shockey and Ruitt. The junior relay was won by New Trier. Summaries : Senior 40-yard swim--1. Bennett (N. TT.) 2 Sheldon (P.), 3. Johnson (P.). Time 20 2-5 seconds. 100-yard breaststroke -- 1. Rogers (N. T.), 2:IRi . Ne die Sach (N. T.), 3. Murray (P). 60-yard backstroke--1. Fliege (ry, 2. Read (N. T.), 8. Netterstrom (N. T). Time 43 seconds. 220-yard swim--1, Joyi (NN. :T), > 2. Rogers (N. T.), 3. Bennish (P.) Time, 100-yard swim--1. Dett (N.'T), 3. 1:05 1-5. Diving--1.. D. Granstrom (N. T.), 2. Ruitt (P.), 3. Enchelmeyer (N. T.). Relay--Won_ by Proviso, Swimming for Proviso, Johnson, Sheldon, Murray, Fliege. For New Trier, O'Connell, Pat- terson, Joy, Bennett. Junior Joy (N. T.), 2 Ben- Johnson (P.) Time, 40-yard swim--1. Roos (N. T.), 2. Larner (N. T.), 3. Bachus (P.). Time, 22 3-5 seconds. 100-yard_swim--1. Roos (N. T.), 2. Shockey (P.), 3. Larner (N. T.). Time, Ui. 40-yard backstroke--I1. (N. T'), 2. Bent/ (N.T), 3 Time, 29 seconds. 40-yard breaststroke--I1. Springer (N. T.), 3. T.). Time, 29 2-5 seconds. N. Granstrom Bachus (P.). Campbell (N. Solomon (N. Diving--1. Shockey (P.), 2. Ruitt (P.), 3. Barnard (N. T.). Relay--Won by New Trier. Swimming for New Trier, N. Granstrom, Prussing, Larner, Ogan. Swimming for Proviso, Baus, Ruitt, Longley, Shockey. Time, 132. Sings at Shawnee REEL One of the notable events of the month of January at the Shawnee Country club will be a dinner and recital by Miss Alma Peterson, the famous Swedish soprano, Saturday eve- ning, January 21. Many club members are entertaining guests that evening, as Miss Peterson is a concert singer of considerable repute, and the possessor of a beautiful voice and a charming personality. Formerly with the Chi- cago Grand Opera company for five seasons, she is now with the Phila- pe 5 delphia Civic opera. At the club recital she will be as- sisted by Miss Margaret Engler, a popular pianist. N. K. E. C. Students to Present Play in March Racketty Packetty House, the stage version of the story by Frances Hodg- son Burnett, has been selected as this year's play for children to be given by students of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college. The play, which was given by the students several years ago, was ex- tremely popular, and many requests have been received for its reproduc- tion. The cast will be selected during the coming week, and rehearsals begun immediately for the performance on March 3 under the auspices of the North Shore chapter of the Alumnae association. Followig the north shore performance the play will be presented by the alumnae in Chicago and Oak Park, ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Dean and Mrs. James W. Armstrong announce the birth of a 934 pound son, William, at the Evanston hospital Wednesday, January 11. Mr. Arm- strong is Dean of Men at Northwest- ern university. Miss Mary Bunting, formerly of Wilmette and now of Hyde Park, was the week-end guest of the Roy C. Osgoods, 423 Essex road, Kenilworth. Furniture. will appear in this piri riz PHONES: UNIVERSITY LULL LLL L777 707777, % Rosenbaum's January Clearance Sale rolls into a place of first importance commenc- ing January 19th. 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