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yeowomen haveTHE NAVY DAY EVENTS TOMORROWPILL ROW IN THE NAVY DAY RACESTOMORROWLeft to Right—Mary Warner, Eunice Douglas, Jean MaynardJacobson, Elsie Spear.Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock hun-1 cl reds of young men and young women of the 1st Naval District and elsewhere will compete in the carnival on the Charles River Basin. In all more than 260 entries have been received for the eight swimming events and the rowing races will have scores of crew and single races, including those for yeo-women.The swimming events include a 50-yard race for men, 50-yard race for women, relay races for both men and women, 50-vard race for male novices. fc8G-vard racefor men and contests In fancy divingand tub racing.The lists not only are well filled, but the contestants will come from so many different points that the sport It likely to he particularly keen.Much interest is being taken in the events for the yeowomen, especially in the relay swimming and rowing races, in which teams from the Navy Yard and the Little building will meet. During the Winter the relay teams from the yard and headquarters building met at the indoor games, and the NavyYard girls are keen to add to their honors, .
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Boston, Massachusetts, US

Fri, Jun 28, 1918

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