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Show 1ST SWIMMER f SURPRISES AST j HICAGO Jul: 11 Raj Kegerls of jjj the Los Angeles A. C. a swimmer vir- B3a3! tually unknown to Ihe eastern swim- aBpYJi 1 mlng world, sprung a eiurpriso in the 1 national olympi' swimming tryouta-'.ln 'i I the Lincoln, park lagoon today by w 1 w inning th- 10-mcter back stroke. ' Kegerls stroked the distance in !H 1 one-fifth seconds aai' -9' i iower than ih- Olympic record held IB , I b) Harry Hsbner, of the Illinois Ath- Mf letic club. k- ..'hi of Hawaii, was J Wk md and H, H. Kcuctr of Hawaii. IBn Norman Ross of the Illinois A. C, r, , innk the 440-yard national A A U. -hip from W II. Harris of y , Hawaii, by three yards, who was a Lj-3' 'yard in .-idvan.e of P Kealoha of tho jfe;?i Hawaiian swimming team Ross swam ' the - distance in 6:40 2-8 Jick Howell of the Oakland A. C, Bwi-'who Bwi-'who won the 100-meter breast stroke (f , was disqualified after Otto Wahle of ijV; -fj New " . r s protested 'hat Howell ad- I VancBd a shoulder instead of having i . i both shoulders on a straight lino ? I j all times b'lrsl pia. .- In the e-. e- I ; 1 went to G. H. Tavlor. of the ChicagS f j: Athletic association, v ho was three yards behind the Caiifomlan. ' I j Duke Kahanamoku. Hawaiian short I Ik distan- swimmer, who won the inn II meter wwim on Saturday did not ram Hu lodsy, bu.t swam an exhibition 100 bHtV-' bHtV-' meters in 1-5, sHR Coa.-h Wahle sv.l the makeup "f JH the American Olympic team would be " aHHbr' annovinced bv Thursdav B' 00 |