SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17401, 11 March 1922, Page 15

SWIMMING.

TECHNICAL SCHOOL SPORTS. Seven hundred stud«ftt» and t ® ac * ) f ra the Chriatchureli Technical School attended tho annual, t/wimnnnf sports at Cowur tsay yesterday. Tho morning waa rather cold •water work, and tho raen wore heJd in tno afternoon. Eoaults: ' BOYS' EVENTS. 23jv3a Chanlfioaship, "inder 15—A. Stokes 1, P. Hood 2, G. Wilson 8. . Diving—J. Berry 1, 1. McKetaaie Mil Hood equal 2. _ _ . „ 25yds Ilar.dioap—H. 50yds Handicap—A. Stokes 1, B. Johnston 2 " Corfu Divis—F. Hood 1, J. Berry 3GIRLS' EVENTS. 60yd9, under 15— E. SttAchftn 1, M. Harper 2, E. Staples 3. . 50yds. over 13—1. Agmisiz 1, D. Dickiason 2, G. Kane 3. 25yds Heg^mienP—M. Will 1. E. Wilson J. ilclntyro 3. _ 25vda Breast Stroke-I. Agaßßia 1, D. Dickinson 2, E. Kane 3. _ • 25yds Back Stroke—l. Agassiz 1, D. Dickinson. and E. Pocock dead heat 2. Neat Dive—l. Agussiz 1, D. Dickinson 2, E. Pocock 3. BELFAST SCHOOL SPORTS. Tho Belfast School cwimming sports wera held in tho Cantei:bury Frozen Meat batli3 on 'lliursdfty. Tb > boisterous wcsitlicr spoilt the •fuiw.iion for typeotuUn-B, but tlio youngsters displayed turn bated cutkusiasm. Mcsai'fl N. Uoberts', Chcstof, aijd w. J?. AndevßOH acted as j«dgee, Mx A. 13. Lawn ela-rtcr, and) Hdssra >VciTy and J3oa.nl aa stewards. Mrs A. K. W'Ot'ry* asflistftd by several ladi&s, dispeUßcd alternoon tea provided oy the pvpils. bpcciai donations to the v ;r ' raado oy Mr A. t'ralt tchauxpiotifll ip gold uicdal). Air# Jnclc Werry, Mra'A. E. Vmy, Mrs J. .ToliivS, Miw r cbb r Mrs \\'. Bond, and Mr C. ))frry. Tho tha.nl;s of Mi© school a-re dw to I G.lv for tho uso of the wid to Mr GtiTncK, manager, for liia nfsi-sUitco. . Tho carctflacr, Mr lUckerby, tukes » iccii interest in ihe children's welftuo, and iSp-ursa effort on their bohalf, Tlio ohumpionsliip medal wcut to Fved Maddanis wilh :.B points, with Hax-. court Worry and Monica. Halltgan, runners up, o points oaca. Th<v rcffulta wero as follows: , Ono length, any efrokt'-—Fred Maddi&ittfl Htoreoutt Worry % "Cliff Kelson. C. Boys' learners' race —Tic. Arp<s 1, Obas. Martin 2. , . _ r 4l One loneth, Kickarfi 1, Mouici llalligun 2. Flo Chaplin .1. Ono lc#\glh, Etj'oko, boys j^' c ® Maddama 1, Hiaicourt Worry % John Roxburgh 3. # , Beginners-' rao®, girJß—Dnlcio lißoh. 1, Catlilo Johimon 2. Two longtki*, any stroke —Ircu Maddiima 1, Jack iI ii m;; ;i y 2, Jchn Itosburgh U.Tid Jiyrtle Jliokards (equal) X Neitffst headiii' —3'Ved Maddams 1, Gwcn Chaplin 2, Vic. Ar-p«: 3. Recovery of plates—liar court Wcrry 1, l'Toa Maddams 2. , Back otroke —Monica llp.lhga.tt 1, Fred Maddams 2, Myrtle Kickardf. 3. Tub. rate—Harcourt Werry 1, Fred Maddama 2. ADDINGTON SCHOOL SPORTS. tho Addirigton School Swimming sports were hftlcl at the snjiool bfltb3_ in ideal wea/ther. Ilicre was a fair sprinkling of parents, and valuable assistance) waa given by Mcesib Willfl, McCracken, and McGee, of tii«J Swimming Club. T. Jowpli won the boy.3' championship, and holds the John Murray -Dour. Memorial Cup for tlic y«ar. This cup was presented by Mrs and Mire Donn in Ineniory of J. M. Donn, vrho mado t,lio supreme eaorifico durinff tho great war. The girls' ohampiouship was won by Maisie Gill. Remlta: Boys' championship, WO'd 3 —T. Joaeph. 1, K". Squire 2, W. Talbot 11. Boys' leirneca—J". Koay 1, E. Gibt) 2, hTemplf.ton 3. ' Boj-s' ?.)yds handicap—D. Hoskin 1, J. Keiiy 'I, .T. Haticock S. Bova' dive—W. Talbot 1, T. Joseph 2, J. Picket 3.

Bovs* relay—W. Talbot land T. Joseph 1, D. 7-fopkin n-nd F. SmitJi 2. Bt-ys' clothes race—T. Oosteph 1, Is. Squire 2., P. Smith 8. Girl- 1 !' oliampiortahip—Jtsisio Gill t, Hazel niVketto 2, Jfatliieson 8. Oirlft' learners—-Frauoes Mathieaon 1, Joy Btycs 2, Brenda Boyw 3. Girli 1 bock raiio—France® Wutliiesen 1, Evelyit Cavmichael 2, Kn zel 'Uicketls 3. Girli' 2oyda handicap—Haitel Jticketta 1, Mninie Gill 2i Evelyn Cao'hiichael 8. . Aiithmetie race—Har.nl ftickett3 -1, Joy Boyco 1, Frances Math ie* 011 3. RANGIORA SCHOOL CARNIVAL.

The annual switnmiTwf sports ©! tli« Kangiora Borough .School were held yestarr d»y *fternooi> in the Municipal Baths. The Girls' Championship was won. by Edim Rowe, and tho boys' by O. Mcßrydo. Eosults:— _ 50yds Girls' CliampiousOlip—lst heat: Edna I!o\ve 1, Maude Jones 2. 2nd heat: Edith JeffriS3 I. Vera, Clirichton 2. Finai: Edna liowc: 1, Maude Jones 2, Edith Jeffries 3. 25yds Girls' Learners' llace—lrene Dawsont 1, Asnoa Jackson 2. _ _ _ 60yds Boyd' Championship—J. MciSryde 1, J. C>x 2, J. Crampton 3. 2Syda Boys' Lcarfucre—J. McMillan 1. ii. iTockilon 2. , . ~ ■ T 26yds Boys' H*ndic<*p--JHorroll 1, JCox A. Cox 3. _ _ „ it 50jds BO}"b' Handicap—J. Cox 1, J. HorreA2. ' 251-da Girls' Handicap—-A. Bruato 1. H. Sehhiter 2, N. Horroll 8. _ Boys' Learners lOOydis— H. Yaxley 1, K. Williams 0, F. Hfcriow 3. ■ . SOvda .Girls' McKeciftw 1, M. jf.cKechivio 2, A. 3. . Cork Splash, girls—Msible McKeohme 1, Edio Jeffries 2. • , Plate Sorarnble->-lan Cwmptoa. Pillow Pight-J/ Cox. NZ. WOMEN'S RECORDS. STRONG SYDNXY COMMENT. . ' (By C«blf—Pr«w AM<wiition— CoprarM.) (Australian am) N-Z- Association.) (Received March 10tb, 7.40 p.m-K SYDNEY. March 10. The shimming expert of the newspaper "Arrow," commenting on recent New Zealtol doings, Sa ,rs:-'Th.» tftvWn records are beitjg tojed wath to aa aiUiushlng degree. They ed off their high poroh<» a.s if, tlisy. wot ® ordinary tilings. It behoves tho custodian of ?W™£rd7to' bavo a cole, P»rt.cuW y i regard to the women's «lllcli were no doubt timed by women, lacs of experience, do w* h ™ il ° «■ chronometer with tho accuracy of men.. The export asks if thero is ajuyomo checking these claims.