SWIMMING.
NOS/11-I SHORE CARNIVAL.
DECLARATION OF HANDICAPS
The North Shore Amateur Swimming Club will hold a carnival at tlie Tepid Baths to-night. A varied and attractive programme of 49 events, including two Auckland championships, has been drawn up, and some splendid rac&s should be seen. A water polo match between Parnell and North Shore is set down for decision. A feature of the rrigiit will be the attempt by Gordon Bridson to break the 100 metres New Zealand record of 04 2-5s at present held by A. Adamson. Following are the handicaps for the various events: — ■ 33 1-3 Yards Tiny Tot Boys' Handicap.-— T. Hambrook, scr.; A. Cassrels, 2s; D. Crump, 3s; M. Slianahan, I. Gray, 4s J D. Headland, N. Dorrington, L. Naughton, ss; J. Slianahan, Gs. 33 1-3 Yards Tiny Tot Girls' Handicap.— M. Eyre, scr.; P. Hastings, Is ; C. Watters, G. llambrook, E. Harvey, 3s; M. Slianahan, 4s; N. Mullan, M. Stevens, 6s. 150 Yards Ladies' Auckland Championship.—Misses E. Champion, P. Robertson, M. Earquhar, and N. Stratton. 50 Yards Inter-Club Handicap.—J. Enwright, A. Raper, R. Thomas, scr.; H. Cleghorn, N. O. Maddox, R. Porteous, Js; A. Leask, J. Bickerton, Is; W. Gunn, ljs; B. E. Keane, P. Brownlee, R. Moore, E. Midgley. R. Pidgeon, P. Brown, R. Cameron, 2s; J. Perrin, W. Ramsey, R. Bladkman, 2£s; C. R. Watson, R. Stephens, T. McCarthy, A. AValmsley, B. Eleet, L. M. Beck, 3s; G. Hedges, R. Sharp, T. Fitzpatrick, D. A. McKay, A. G. Pierce, 4s; A. J. Stow, J. Buddie, N. Johnson, T. Rowell, S. Hollai-d, ss; H. Bagnall, F. Proctor, 7s.
Ladies' Open Neat Header. —Misses M. Andrew, M. Elworth, I. Bray, N. Ludlow, 15. Atkinson and post entries. 50 Yards Junior Girls' Handicap.— Misses M. Smith, B. Lewm, E. Rainey, M. Leydon, S. Grange, A. Pearce, scr.; M. Elworth. Is; S. Watters, N. Ludlow, G. Sadler, 2s; E. James, 3s; A. Ryan, 4s; B. Buttle, Z. Ilutter, os; N. Bezzant, I. Long, lis; I. Bray, B. Page 7s; M. Andrew, Bs. 50 Yards Junior Boys' Handicap.—R. Frankham, scr; N. Crump, Is; A. Mct'owan, I'. Noakes, G. Finlayson, R. Gurr 2s; D., Shanahan, 3s; D. Bennett, C. Buchanan, E. Benton, R. Lovett, P. Shanahan, 4s; B. Kcenan, K. Carnachan, A. Mcßeath, K. Galloway, ss; M. Matthew, K. Cox, G. Alison, E. Caliill, B. Johnston, G. Cox, T. O'Meara, ss; D. Smith, B. Hedlund, G. Wallace, J. McCredie, J. Howells, B. Howells, I. Raikes, G. Valentine, 7s; \V. Martin, T. Hambrook, L. Curtayne,, 8s; Beaslev, E. Wliitley, os. 133 1-3 Yards Business Houses Championship Relay.—Bank of New Zealand, Milne and Choyce, Ltd., Sargood, Son and Ewen, Ltd., Ross and Glendining, ' Ltd., Smith and Caughey, Ltd., ''New Zealand Herald," Auckland Gas Co., Ltd., Auckland Electric Power Board, South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Farmers' 'Trading Co., Ltd. 100 Yards Breaststroke Handicap.—T. Lowe, J. Magee, scr; F. G. Ansell, ss; Miss D. Dowman, 0s; A. Clark, J. Enwright, Miss G. Pidgeon, lis; Miss M. O'Meara, 12s; E. L. Yorke, F. S. Taylor, 13s: P. Shanahan, Miss M. Watters, 14s; J. Perrin, 15s; D. Shanahan, 17s; Miss W. Whitcombe, 10s; L. Raxworthy, 20s; Bcasley, 225; M. Shanahan, 345. 50 Yards Novice Handicap.—E. Benton, A. McCowan, scr; A. E. Moore, R. H. Sharp, T. Finlayson, D. C'olobrook, A. Leys, Is; H. Watkins, C. Buchanan, 2s: A. Watson, A. J. Stow, K. Carnachan, J. P. Buddie, A. Mcßeath. 3s; J. Wells. N. Johnson, G. Alison, E. Cahill, D. Ching, D. Bennett, A. McDougall, H. Wells, 4s; B. Johnston, T. O'Meara, ss; H. Bagnall, B. Macindoe, 6s;
A. Anthony, C. Jalfon, C. Mortimer, 7S; A. J. Sharp, L. Vosper, N. Parkes, 8s; T. ( H. Strange, 9s. ~ _ _ _ 50 Yards Club Championship.—J. F. Curtayne, L. M. Beck, T S. Lowe, J. Mngee, A. E. Moore, H. Watkins, T. Rowell, A. McDougall. _ . .. T n 220 Yards Club Championship.—J. F. Curtayne. L. M. Beck, J. Magee, A.Spraggon, T. & Lowe, T. Rowell, A. McDougall. 33 1-3 Yards Club Championship.—.T. F, Curtayne, J. Magee, A. Spraggofl, T. RoWell, T. S. Lowe, A. McDougall. 200 Yards Secondary School Boys Championship Relay.—Takapuna grammar School, Sacred Heart College, Auckland Grammar School. CG 2-3 Yards Dual Relay Handicap.—Miss M. Farquhar afcd R. Porteous, Miss E. Champion and G. Brl^ on '„ Mi 4f^ o n and R. Thomas, scr; Miss N -A A.. Leask, Miss S. Grange and N. 0. Madilnx Miss A. Pearce and A. Raper, Miss S Brow'n and J. Bickerton. Miss P. Robertson and R. Pidgeon ls;Miss J.Koberts and P Buddie. Miss M. ElWorth and L. M. Eeck 3s ; Miss E. Rainey and T. S. Lowe Miss J. Hammer and A. Mcßeath, 4s, Miss B. Atkinson and J. F. Curtayne, Os, Miss G Rowell and T. Rowell, Bs. *66 2-3 Yards Life-Saving Clubs Special rhnmnionsliiD A. Faulkiner, S. Bacon, 1-. Jlarriage. R. Moore, E. Mcln'man, A. Gunn, aD 3OO °Yards tri lnter-club Relay, ? a Fr P a l nkfam'lL o Cau|'S' ' E Benton £ Sinith L. Cordes, C. Whitten, A. Keane, C. Rrnwn Grammar: G. Bridson, R. Thomas,. H Cle'ghorn, N. O. Maddox, G. Cleghorn, Shore: L. 'M. Beet, i Ao f f „ C a or g > ' n^ n S,n2' som K burr. North Shore B: J. BUkcy, D McLeod, C. Edmonds, B. Hart, . & Eskrigee N, Brown, S. Higgins, C. J. Sidford. H. C. Sidford; and Ponspnby, Post entries "Will be received for the ladies' neat header* worst diving competition? and 66 2-3 yards life-saving clubs special championship. . . Water Polo. —A water polo match will be played between North Shore and' noil Parnell: R. Stevens, J. "itner?, JJ, Withers, J. Steer, R. Skinner, W. Wilson, N. Noble. North Shore: H. Watkins, L. Raxworthy, T. Lowe, J. H. a V<RHj F Curtayne, L. M. Beck (reserves, x. Rowell, J. McCrea).
LIFE-SAVING EVENTS.
AUCKLAND CENTRE MEETING, Af.fl meeting of the Auckland Centre of the New Zealand Life-saving Society last night, Mr. A. Dicker presiding, the centre s delegate was instructed to support at the annual conference remits to the following effect: (1) That effective safety iones be marked on beaches, with swimming outside them (?) that an effort he made to have a full-size chart placed in each school; (3) that dates for the Nelson Shield and Henry Brett memorial competitions be submitted _ to all centres before final decision, 14) that the society's life-saving handbookbelsKued free on application to all schools, and theEdu cation Board be approached to have swimming and life-saving a compulsory subjject where there are facilities, the Department to bear the cost of certificates; (0) that the Hamilton Sub-centre be made a head centre; (6) that the points for the surf medallion in the Wigram Shield competition be increased. Mr. F. Langley was appointed secretarytreasurer, and also the centre's delegate at the conference of the Dominion Council at Wanganui on March (>. It tvas decided to annly for the Dominion championship for the Nelson Shield at Auckland next year. Miss E. Tilsley was appointed the centre s delegate to the Auckland Public Schools Association. Messrs. M. B. Champion, J. D. Foster and K. C. Reid were appointed judges for the land drill competition for the Pirate Shippe Plate, to be held on March 15. It was also decided to hold a four-man surf championship, for a trophy to be donated by Mr. K. Laidlaw, at Takapuna Beach during *iext month, the fastest beltman of any competing team to receive a gold medal from the centre.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 46, 24 February 1931, Page 14
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