SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17061, 4 February 1921, Page 8

SWIMMING.

1 VICTORIAN CHAMPIONSHIP. (By Cable—Pre3s Association—(Australian and N.Z. Cable mrmtirmj MELBOURNE. Februirv 3. Bcaurepairo won the half-milo ch»inpio&ship of Victoria in Imin 31860. which m a Victorian record lor tho distance. SYDENHAM CLUB. At the Sydenham Baths last •Tenia? tit* Sydenham Amateur Swimming Clcb held two events. The Mayor 4*. Thaefao). and Crs. Agar and Jaminon ven present, and with Mr W. J. Patman acted as judges. Mr C. Kent tit etartcr and handicapper. Following are tie results: First Distance for Brown Medal unmarat. I 25yds—H. Stackhouse (owe) 1. A. Bodda | (Bsec) 2, A. Jones (12sec) 3. [ Putman Cup Race—First beat: D. Fafctac (2sec) 1, B. Lawrence (scr) a Time, iSatci Second heat: J. Mathews (4sec) 1, H. H. | Herron (9sec) 2. Time, lfisec. Itaal: i Herron. 1; Mathews, 2; Fabian, & Tuae, j 21sec. j WAIiTHAM CLUB. • { Oa Wednesday ev»nin|f the WaHham C3ot> held the Cameron race, of 50yd*. The «rrras was keenly contested, and resulted as ioilows:—First heatl H. Watts (sort and H. Cox (7seo) equal 1, L. H. Eboy (7tec\ X Second heat: E. P. Shier (18sec> 1, H. Barbour (Bsec) 2. Final: E. P. Shier (ISsec) 1, H. Barbour (Bsec) 2, H. Watts (acr) 3. A| diving competition for the Archer C«p will take place shortly. KAIAPOI CLUB. There was a good attendance at ths Kaiapct Fublio Baths last evening, when * anies «4 races, arranged by the Kaiapoi SwinnnffigClub was held, with the following result®: — ! 60yds Handicap—Fust beat: B. YellowVea I, C. Quana 2. Second heat: EL Croft 1. - W. Lidcott and J. Bruce (equal) 9. Final- i Croft 1, Quarto 2, Bruce 3. Ladies' Biw, 25yds—First beat: -Xiaa Farrer 1, Misses Best and Harper (eqsaQ 2Second heat: Miss Scott 1, Miss SaxUi 3- « Final: Miss Farrer 1, Mw Harper 8. ; Plates Diving Competition—B. Ytllwio* 1, O. Hemingway 2.