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Show QUARTER MILE SWIM IS FRIDAY FEATURE Swimming will be officially ushered in for this tall when an arpiat ic meet will take place at the Deperet gymnasium Friday Fri-day evening. A 440-yard swim for the int'ermountain championship will be the feat ure event, although several other coniests have been planned. Alvin Nelson, the present holder of the 410-yard title, will again be entered. East year he sprang a surprise when he 110-gotiated 110-gotiated the quarter -mile in record t ime. but he is exf er-ting to clip several more seconds off thin time. ( Victor Day, former holder of this title. Clarence Warelng and George Nelson are three others entered who have to be reckoned wit h. Alt t hrce were in (lie race last year and finished well up, hut tli is yea r each is determined lo win. George is a brother of Alvin a nd they have been working out tunc: her. Bnih Day and Wareing have bad considerable experience at all distances and they no doubt w ill paddle ofT the distance ype'eililv Friday. Other races scheduled for Friday's meet are a (10-yard novice race and ' a reiny race. A l;ic-syving exhibition will he give.n. w hi le a diving and ojist ;icJc race will take- place bet ween t he women. The r'-l'-i.y r e has aroused mucn Interest Th juniors will py rt icipn t in this event' Eight men will probably compose each learn, ech lad coing foi tv ards, or two lengths of the pooi. Charlie Welch, swimming instructor at the, Dcseret j;ym. Is hi 1 barge nf tbo, meet The enliics will close 011 Thursday evening eve-ning ind Welch expects a runnier of contestants con-testants for all the races. |