SWIMMING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 26, 31 January 1921, Page 7

SWIMMING.

N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP 'MEETING. AUCKLAND TEAM GOES SOI'Tll. Tho Auckland representatives who are to take part in the New Zealand Swimming Championship Mooting, at Dunedin next week, left last ovenhur by the Main Trunk express. The party altogether numbered about 40 Including friends and I supporters. The team comprise*:—J. Knwrigl.t. W. I-. smith K. V. Cunnold A. Clark. J. <:. Hirst. C. Faro.iihar. M. Bailey It Callaghan. Misses I. Hoeft. V- Walro'u.L anil I. I'age. Misses T.'lsley. O. Kdenboroutrh. and Held, who will eoni*iote , the ladles' handicaps, a so accompanied tile t»am The parly included .Mr. A. J. Fernando/, (chairman of the Auckland Centrej and Mr. C. I-.denborough. a mem- "",,' \\ X Morton, secretary of ihe Auckaml Centre, accompanied the team as manager. BBGATTA DAY EVENTS. \n attraction on Saturday afternoon in connection with the Regatta was a niin-bor of swimming events wwuro at the spacious Calliope I>oek. Keen interest was manifested in the competitions, and amongst the spectators were lx>rd and Laily Jellicoe and party. An exhihition of biirhdiving was given by Mr. Hasson. of the MtEden flab. Professor Anderson also gave a demonstration of fancy swimming strokes and diving. Tbe following are the results of the Jellicoe Handicap, 100yds.—First heat: Ahlors 1, Stockley 'I. Smith :(. Second heat: Nelson 1. O'Hare 2, Jull o. Final: Nelson 1, O'Hare -. Smith 8. Boys' Handicap.—Segar 1, Bradley '-, Farnall 3. Ladies' iHandlcap. 100 yds. —P. Page 1, O. Kdenborougb 2. Anniversary Handicap. 220yds.—Enwright 1. Fairgray 2. Bradley 3. Neat Header.— Senior: Rowell 1. Jnnior: Bradley 1. Corfu Dive.—Fairgray 1.