AQUATICS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 21, 24 January 1917, Page 7

AQUATICS.

SWIMMING SCHOOLS' CHAMPIONSHIPS. fihe^Bea 2 ? h *V 7th "tTe eomil«J? S " thß, nnder the following conditions Competitors are not to be over i?JI °i ag ? *• on October 1, 1916. The distance)i to be swum are:—Boys, 50yds, &s>• iJOOyds. and 150 yds; girlV 25yds lOOyds ' competitor f J 5 ne 81 number of points to be the winner. Points to be awarded as fol- ~ Us : _".? flr " t ' c Points; •• second," 3 points; third," 1 point. The winning girl and boy will be sent to Wellington .to compete in the Dominion •chools' championships to be decided in the Te Aro baths on Saturday, February 24, The distances of tne Dominion chajnptonships will be: 100 yds and 440 yds for b.>ys, and 50yds and 100 yds for girls. The Auckland centre is desirous of making the local schools' champtoneiiips a big success, and, the masters of each school are requested to assist by sending In their nominations as early as possible. Entries close definitely on February 9, with the secretary, c/o Kempthorne, JProEser and- Co., Auckland.

WEST END ROWING CLUB. ■ In the regatta to be toeld at Hamilton oa Anniversary Day the West End Rowing Club will be represented by the following crewe (the stroke's name being mentioned first in eacb crew):— Youths' Fours.—B. Courtenay, S. JackBon, Culpan, A. Stevens. •Xoflce Ponrs.r—X. 8. Oossey; A. Pooley, I. Jones, A- C. -JCorden. - Junior Foure.-rtS. Western,. C.. C. Rae, A. Jerrom, R. Cooper. .< Maiden Doubles.—A. E. Culpan and R. C. Bowrtog. Junior Doubles.—B. J. Keane and J. Dawes. Junior Pairs.—S. Western and C. C. Rae. •Maiden Pairs.— J. Dawes and A. Hunter. Light Maidens.—A. E. Culpan, I}. Trevarthen,- H. Beamish, C Swanson. Heavy Maidens.— J. Dawes, A. Hunter, R. C. Bowrlng. S. Jackson. Challenge Foura.—S. We-ston, B. J. Kcane, W. H. Conway, A. Jerrom.