SWIMMING.
r;ORTH SHORE CLUB.
MT T.FORD POOL CARNIVAL.
FRAXKHAM BREAKS N.Z. RECORD
Members of the Australian life-saving team competed at the North Shore Amateur Swimming Club's carnival at Miliord Tool on Saturday night. The outstanding performance was that of Bob 1-rankliam. Before winning the final of the 100 yards handicap his time in the heat wa« 54 l-ss, thus knocking two-fifths of a second off his own Dominion record of 54 3-os.
.v*-° n ? ot ' t ' le Commonwealth visitors, who had competed in strenuous surf e>; e ° ts 1,1 the afternoon, won a race, although three of them were runners-up. A. Hart finished second from scratch in the 440 yards open handicap. He was superior to YV. Johnson, the half-mile champion oi Auckland, but had too severe a task against the winner, G. Usher, who received a etart_ of 54s from him. A. Carrier, is, and K. Foster, 3s, were second and third respectively in the 100 yards final, won by J*rankham. The Australian representative in the 220 yards handicap, Hodgson, was watched witli interest. He was on scratch and found his handicap too heavy to enable him to overtake J. F. Smith, who was on 345, yet beat him for first place by no more than three yards. Detailed results: —
Open Handicap, 440 Yards. —G. Usher (Xoith Shore). 1; A. Hart (Australia I. scr. 2; \V. Johnson (Mount Eden), 3. Won by five yards, 1"J yards between second and Third. Time ti.l3 1-3.
Ladies' Handicap. 100 Yards. First heat: N. i.udlow (Waitemata). 1: A Morris (Waitemata). Ms. •_• : Mrs. \Y. o. Stockley (Eastern Suburbs), 3. Time tilts.
Men s Handicap. 100 Yards.—First heat : It. B. Frankhain (Mount Eden), scr. 1 ; W. Walbran (Mount Edvu), 17s, 1'; L Thompson (Waitemata). 17k, 3. Time 54 l-.ls—a New Zealand record. Second heat : 1.,. H. Jackson (Mount Eden), l."is. 1; K. Foster (Australia). 3«. 2; X. Crump (North Shore I. Is. 3. Time t>7 2-ss. Third heat: C. Williams (Waitemata), Bs. 1 ; J. Miller (Australia). 2s. 2: H. Kickerby (North Shore). 3. Tiun* (}i» 4-os. Fourth heat: a. Simpson (Waitemata), 12s, 1 ; A. Carrier (Australia). sti. 2; B. J. O'Connor (Mount Eden). 4s. 3. Time 07 4-ss. Final: Frankhani 1, Carrier 2, Foster 3 Time 535.
Breaststroke Handicap, 100 Yards.—l'. Shanahan (Waitemata), scr, 1; Mitts ti Priestley (Mount Eden), 18«, 2. Onlv starters.
Intermediate Handicap. Clench (North Shore). 4s (Eastern Suburbs), scr, 2.
50 Yards. — B. 1 : \V. Warren Time 29 l-ss.
Backstroke Handicap. 100 Yard«.—Mrs. Stockley (Eastern Suburbs), 9s, j, Naughton (North Shore), »s, 2; c' K Buchanan (Waitemata), scr, 3. Time I''3 4-5.
,„?R en 220 Yards.—J. F. Smith (Waitemata), 345, 1; B. Hodgson (Australia). scr, 2. Time 2.30.
_, Re A a A Au ? trali;l v. Eaetern *>urf <-'ü b ' — Australia 1, Eastern United A 2, Eastern United B 3. Won bv -o yards.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1937, Page 15
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