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New York, Jan. 6.
Ralph Flanaghan, middle-distance swimming star from Austin, Texas, has been awarded four places on the All-American Swimming team for 1939, by the National Amateur Athletic Union.
He swims unattached to any club or organization. He was chosen by the swimming committee as supreme at three distances—440 and 880 yard: and one mile—and was also placed on the four-man 880-yard relay team Peter Fick of the New York Athie-
Sant, Sampoorn tural, Cohn, A. tie Club and Adolph Kiefer, of Chi-cage, each received three places.
Kiefer, Olympic backstroke champion, was named for the back stroke, Gee, 900-yard individual medley and 570:
yard medley relay; Fick, nine times national sprint champion, was named for the 100-yard free style and the
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