SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17394, 3 March 1922, Page 2

SWIMMING.

SANGIOEA HIGH SCHOOL. The annual ewimmiifg sports of the Rangibro High School were held in the Municipal Baths yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance of parents and friends of the scholars, notwithstanding a cold southerly, which eventually turned to rain. Most of the races were very keenly contested. The results were:— Boys 25yde Open Handicap—First heat (6): D. Garrett 1, R. Smith 2. Second heat (6): Mohony 1, Luisetti 2. Final: D. Garrett 1, R. Smith 2 - Time, 18 4-ssec. 60yds, Girls '(2)— B. Marshall 1, A. Smith '2. ' Time, 56 4-Eseo. 50yds, Boys' /Junior Championship (S)—P. Roberts 1, D. Garrett 2. Time, 89 4-ssec. 100 yds. Boys' Senior Championship (4) — W. Bryden 1. Time, lmin. 25 J sec. 25yd« Breaststroke, Girls (3)— B. Marshall 1, M., Brown 2. Egg and Spoon Race (9H-P. Roberts li N. Robertson 2. 25yda Girlß* Handicap (4)— M. Brown. 1, A. Smith 2. Time, 28 4-ssec. Form V., 50yds (trophy presented by Mr K. Ball) (B)—D. Garrett 1, P. Roberta 2. Time, 40 S-Sscc. 1 High Dive (4)— W. Bryden 1, -N. Robertson 2. 25yd» Girls, Open (8) B. Marshall 1,. M. Brown 2. 60yds Boys' Open Bryden (scr) 1, Thompson 2. Time,;Bs 4-sseo. Springboard dive (5)— W. Bryden 1, Thompson 2.„,.,.„ 50vds Boys' Breaststroke Handicap (4)— P. Roberts (scr) 1, Green 2. Time, 45 4-5 sec. -^ Cork Splaeh—N. Robertson. (50) 1, R. Lane (49) 2. - Pillow Fight—B. Joyce 1. ' », LADIES' HALF-MILE RECORD. (feess association telegram.) , ' '- \ ( NAPIER, March" 2. Misr G.' Nuitall fnccee&ed, at the Swimming Carnival to-night, 'in art. attempt to break her own New Zealand record, for half-ar-mile, covering the distance' in lomin 36 l-ssec, which is lmin 16 2-6 eec better than her previous time.