SWIMMING

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 74, 27 March 1923, Page 8

SWIMMING

AUCKLAND CENTRE CARNIVAX.

MISS WYUE YVIXS BIG RACE. A rarnlval promoted by the Auckland Swimming Centre was held in the Tepid Batbs lust night ami attracted much interest. Mis« Minn Wylie. the Sydney lady champion, and Miss I. Yenning, of Queensland, were among those who competed. There wus a keen spirit of competition in evidence in all events, und some of the liiiishes were very even. Especially was this I rue of the looyds Aiistralusian Indies' scratch invitation race, in which there were live < onipetitors: Misses Wylie. Yenning I'auliue Hoeft. K. Stockley, and Pirt Page. All look oIT well. Miss Wylie striking the water first. There was scarcely anything between the swimmers till the tlrst turiiT when Miss Hoeft made n bis effort and drew ahead. Miss Yenning, who had ( been doing her best to get ahead, seemed to tire and she was passed by Miss Wylie. the last named turning for the third lap with Miss Hueft. Miss Piri Page then became prominent and. displaying great reserve powers, she held steadily behind the two leaders. Over the lust 30 yards it was h determined struggle, with Miss Wylie drawing away from Miss Iloeft with every stroke. With about seven yards to go she redoubled her energies and leaped ahead to win by fully two yards from the Auckland ludv. while Miss l'age was thin!, just behind. It was it great rare, the lime being CSs. Misses Wyli... Yenning and K. Walrond comprised the Australian team and Misses Hoeft. Sto.-kley and l'age the Auckland team in the 300 yds Australasian scratch Invitation relay race. The tlrst lap saw Miss Page beat Ml.ss Yenning by a HUle over two yards. In the second Miss Stockley did not lose the advantage, although Miss Walrond made every endeavour to reduce the space between them, and »M 11,-eft had a start of about four seconds. This was too much for Miss Wylie and the Auckland lady was home se.veral . yi irj « ahead after a great swim. On coming out of the water Miss Iloeft collapsed. lbfc time was 3m 435. The 68 2-3 yds ladies - brenststroke handicap was an interesting event, wb-«;' s s b Yenning won in Sβ seconds. Mlss laruull. who beat Miss Wylie. being second. In the lOOvds oi.cn handicap. C. K. Chatfleld <m beat K. Vallnghan (Ml lv 675, the tlual being especially interesting. The results were as follows: — :« l-R Yards Girls' Tiny Tots' »" ndir "P H Second heat ■ Miss Hedlum 1; Mum STHSS S 1," Miss N. 'iledlum •->, Miss Laurence J. Ti 3B e 'l-3 S Vnrrts Boys Tiny Tots' Handicap. First heat: A. Dennison, 8s 1; C Clarke. Second' hea.f N." Edwanli. m, V™. «£ 1 Invson. 7s. 2: it. Blackmail. Is. 8 Tim.-, 295. Final : Edwards 1, Clarke 2, Blaek--100 Yards Open Handicap.—First heat: R Cnllaghan. Bs. 1 : L. Fnlrgray, 2s, 2 ; S Kindley. Us. :i. Time. o»>s. Second heat. Ks 1- C. E. Chatfield. Bs, 2 ; X. C. Stockley 48, 3. Time, «Ss. Final : Chatfleld 1. Callaghan 2. Johnson 3. Time 675. GO 2-3 Yards Girls , Handicap.—First heat: Miss E. Champion, 18s, 1; Miss L>. Magee 2s. 2 ; Miss A. Dennlson, »s 3. Time, BO 3-os. Second heat : Ml.ss E Grant. 3s. 1 ; Miss E. Ooutts. 3s, '1 ; Miss R. Mairs 3 Time. 49 Bos. Final : Miss Champion 1, Miss Coutts 2, Miss Magee 3. Time, 58 3-58. 100 Yards Backstroke Handicap.—N. C. Stockley, Os, 1 : A. Kozenof, 6s, 2 : L. Falrgrav. scr, 3. Time, 1.21. 220 Yards Open Handicap.—First heat : R. Cnllßahan. 10k. 1 : E. J. McQuillant, 225, 2. Time. 2.58. Second heat: O. Moore. 255, I; Kindley, los, 2; Kevell 3. Time, 3.3. Final: Moore 1, Revell 2. Callaghan 3. 66 2-3 Yards Boys' Handicap.—First heat: Scott 1; .T. Evans, 10s, 2; \V, McGonngle, lls, 3. Time -17 1-5. Second heat: T. Sherer, fts, 1: Akersten, 12s. 2. Third heat: H. Hogg. 15s, 1; G. Stewart, 7s, 2: W. Homiston. its, 8. Time. H2 2-Sss. Final : Hogg 1, Scott 2, Evans 3. Time, 525. I 66 2-3 Yards Ladles' Handicap.—First I heat : Miss Coutts, 6s. 1 : Miss .1. Bell and Miss E. Walrond (dead heat) 2. Second /heat: Miss Whitlnek 1 ; Miss E. Grant. Ss, \2 : Miss (i. Taylor. Ss, 3. Time, 40 15s. .Final: Miss YVhitlock 1. Miss lira in 2, Miss Coutts S. Time. 50 2-.~>s. 00 2-8 Yards Lnflics' Breasfstroke Handicap.—Miss Yenning fX.K.W.) 1. Miss Farnall 2, Miss Mimi Wylie (N.S.W.) 3. Time. nfis. ISO Yards Br«»aststroke Handicap.—A. Morris, scr, 1 j S. Atkinson, scr, 2 ; A Clarke. 10s. S. Time. 2.7 3-5. Neat Header (Open).—Callaghan J.

MT. EDEN SWIMMING CLUB. The Mt. lO.len Swimming Cluh will hold the ttunl carnival of the season at the Mi. Eileu Baths to-night, when a very nt tractive programme of events will take place. A special attraction on the programme will he the iippparnnce of the Australian lady thnmiiloiis. Miss Wylie anil Miss Yenning, who will give a splendid exhibition of plain and fancy swimming. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr. W. Moore: 25 Yards Learners' Handicap. —K. Wilson 1 scr, X. Carson .'ls. V. Brown C.s. F. Teuton 7s. 11. Keesli.K 7s. 11. Hroke 7s. (J. Wilsin. 7s, A. Piddick 7s. .1. Herd Sβ. C. KdwanU Ss, W. Cannon Ss. <). Xonaldson Ns, A. Appleton Ss. E. Cnriiiinan **. (;. Moon> ks. V. r>ol)ell Kr. .1. A. Kersten !is. .1. IMiggnu !is. M. Douglas 10s. J. Hedley Ms. D. Shore 10s. 50 Yards Girls' Handicap.—Miss K. Coutts scr. Miss K. (Ira nt scr. Miss M. Magec Is, Mlsa l>. llayson 4s. Miss 11. Far nail 4s. Miss G. Taylor 4s. Miss Williamson 7s, Miss .1. HriilK'' 7s, Miss M. Jubnsou i:is Miss K. Malrs 14s. ">0 Yards Girls , BreastHlroXe Handicap — Miss 11. Fnnmll scr, Miss D. liayson :ss, Miss K. Cuutts ss. r.o Yards Inter-cluh Handicap —W F Smith scr. Leo. Fairgray scr. E. Bradley scr. \V. Linden 2s, A. Baird 2s. F. 11. Meikle 2s, N. C Stockley 3s, H. Chapman 3s, K. Calligan 3s. (1. S. Keid 4s, C. Martin 4a, O. Moore ss, T. <{. Kelson os L Rowell ss, S. Kmrtley ss. 11. Chattiehl r.s, L. Irwln fis, K. Surrey (is, W. Rodgers Os. D. .Tnmleson 6s. R. Ramsay Os, K. J. McQuillnm Bs. W. Johnson 7s. "A. Kozeuof 7s W. Hewitt 73. .1. Johnson Ss. I). Rnrrnii fis. K. Nicholson Bs, W. M. Sullivan Bs, K. I'earce Ss. W. Hares Its. .7. Richards !Ih. r>o Yards Ladies' Handicap.—Miss P Hoeft scr, Miss Minn Wj-lle sor, Miss V. Walrond scr. Miss Yenning 2s, Miss P Page 2s, Miss B. Stockley B*, Miss K. Walrond 2s, Miss 1). Grant 3a. Miss J. Bell Ss Miss «;. Tavlor ss. Miss E. Grant Bs, Miss A. Baster Gs. 50 Yards Committee Race.—ll. Moore scr, D. lie.ro-. scr, li. .s. Keid sir. E. J. MrQulllam scr, R. M. Jackson 4s, J. Richards Us, T. Hunt 9s. 50 Yards Boys' nana«:ap.—O. Moore scr, R. Ramsay 2s. T. Revell 2s, o. Stewart 3* A. Berridge 4s, H. Lunn 4s. M. Wilson 5s I. Clark 6s, C. Morris ss. C. Dodd "is. R. Stevens ss. S. Rodcers ss. T. Stannay us A Kayes 6s, W. McGonagle 6s, .T. AVhltten Os. R. Ross 7e, B. Fox 7s, J. Miller 7s, C. Lowe 7s, E. Stevens 7s. K. C. sLeveus 7s. X. McGonagle 7s, H. Hodge Bs, G. A. Davidson Bs. S. Kay Bs, A. Storey Bs. S. Carr Ss, S. Lindsay l)s. J. Evans Os. L. Coburn 9s. R. Knson !»s. B. A. Kerren 9s. W. Moore 10s, 8. Moses 10s. W. Gibson lfis. I). Stubbing 10s, .1. Rankiu 12s. N. O'Brien 13s. 100 Yards Ureasrstroke Handicap.—A. Morris scr, T. Atkinson scr, A. G. Bennett 6s, A. Clarke 7s, M. M. Brown !)s. T. G. Kelson 9s. L. Rowell Us. L. Hunt 15s. T. 11. Wilkie 18s, H. 11. Taylor 19s. R. McQueen 21s. L. Piddick 225. 50 Yards Novice Handicap.—R. Callaghan sit, H. Chapman Is, 11. Farnall 2s. C. Martin 2s. O. Crontn 2s. M. H. Campbell 3s. W. Rodgers 3s. T. Revell 3s, W. Hewitt 4s. W. SI. Sullivan 4s. D. Barrou 4s. S. Rodgers r>s. B. Belcher ss. N. Nieklin ss, .1. •Dunbier ss. H. Lunn iis. R. Stephens ss, A. F. Wilson us. C. Morris 6s. B. Talbot «s. B. Fox 6s. W. Harrison 7s, W. McGonagle 7s, S. Kfy !)s. \V. Moore Us, S. Moses 13s. 2(11) Yards Stevenson Shield Relay.— Sacred Heart College. Technical College. IIJO Yards Inter-club Handicap Relay.— Wniteiniita A scr. Waitemata B 3s. Mount Eden A ss, Mount Eden B 14s. Parnell, —.