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(Co,iinued on I’age One Hundred and Eghiy—eigh/)
his ‘untyering” efforts.
Morning practices have been held for the team since beginning of
Christmas holidays, non-team members going to Chalmer’s tank Tues
Rolston and Dorothy Rennie all joined the team for the first time.
Marion Sangster dived for us again after a two year’s absence.
working. Harry Andison and Ron Wilson could both be relied upon
Phyllis Boe, a new discovery and a strong member of the team, Audrey
Of the old team Mary McLean, our best bet in sprints, Joe Mc
day and Thursday nights.
£ Mainland Swimming League and the Club is tied for second place
T time of writing there are still two galas to be run off in the Lower
Diarmid, Margaret Ross and Marjorie Peel were back in good form.
Don Tyerman, in spite of a Science course and Canadian Rugby
practices turned out to coach the squad and the team owe a great deal to
to take first places against the hardest competition in Vancouver. Ernie
Peden made good in the diving while Norm. Gustafson helped the team
Of the men, Bill Moffat was perhaps the most versatile and hard
with Crescent, V.A.S.C. aggregation being in the lead.
out in free style.
Bark H. Adison, K. WiIso, Ro,: 3. B. Pede, N. B. Foubier, Mott, L. Grig, L. Her,hmor,
D. Tyrm (coh).
Fro,,t J. MDiarmjd, M. Ro,; Sgstr, H. Peel, P. floe, M. MeLeen.
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