Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-10-19 | Page 11 | World's Champ Swimmers Here

WORLD'S CHIP SWIMMERS HERE Quartet Which Won Honors for America al Antwerp Going West Four of the world's a;rtest awiltl-mers. awiltl-mers. winners of honors the recent Oltmpi'- games at Antwerp, were Ogden Og-den iitor Mondas Th. wc-r I'uk-atahanamokU, I'uk-atahanamokU, I'ua haloha. Warren Kealoha ani BUI Harris who with tbeir manager and C0CB CI Center are returning to the coast from th-gamea th-gamea staged overseaa At 'he Olympic game the iMlkr--' was first In tho 100 meters swim, mashing the world 'a. record covering the distance in 1 minue two flftl sec-jnds. sec-jnds. The ADake" hI-u won this cent t StoeUhulm in 1 S 12 He was h' ' ifinal member of the AmerHun reli team which shattered two worlit'v rei (ord8 in 'he recenl Kuine-v Ife Is the Iholder of the worlds reordK In th 50-yard swim, the 1 00 -yard free ftyle (and the 10ft-rnetcrs -wlms. Pua Kealoha was second place winner win-ner in the lOO-metera at Antwerp Hi wa- also a member of the American relay team. His brother Warren le the world's hampion backstroke1 swimmer In the 100-metera he broke the pre lous world's ref-ord tiy si -'-ond covering the distance in 1 min I uto frondK He if also a remark able free style swimmer. He waa the , ifirst substitute to place on the American Ameri-can team. Harris was winner of third i I place in the 100-meters at Antwerp.; I He recognised as one of (he qomlOf chornplons in the w;iter art. En route to their homes in Honolulu Hono-lulu the men W'M enter competitions on the coast 00