SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17410, 22 March 1922, Page 5

SWIMMING.

WEST GHZHSTCHIIBGH SCHOOL SPORTS. At the "Wesis Chris tchturch SoEatsJ «wimicing eporte, the results wore:— j PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. j Boya. Champ:oMbi|)—T. Burro woe 1, C. Oarin 3. Learners' Ra>o® (across and hack)—J. Davis 1,-C. Coat 2. Learnora' Width—N. Stringer X, C. Chajnbevlain 2. Diving—J. Eattereley 1, T. Matliiesoa 2, 25yd3 Hsmdicap—L. Kinsman tnci C. Jone# (dend heat) 1, S. Deokin 3. _ 60yds Handicap—T. ■ Msthiwoix RMcr.zifs 2. ' . Relay Race—Standard VI. a (McN«il, Mathijpnn, Sharp, and Roberts) 1, Stanford Iv. (Burrowes, McCleary, Mcrrin, and Hutton) 2. Girls Learners' First Attempt—Edna Hunt I, Jovoo Maginnesa 2. Learners' One Width—Nellie Jordan 1, Irene Stone 2„ Learners' . Two Widths—Hilda Coad I, Phyllis Comber 2. _ One Length—Standard III.: Mariori© Stevenson 1. Standard IV.: Minnie Jordan 1, Nancy Runnings 2. Standard V-: Joyce Bryden 1, Gvren. Cummings Nils Pav 3.Standard VI.: Iri3 Hay Hoban AVithcli 2 Ro=e Bowl Championship (judged on points in three tests—lris lltv (champion) 1, Jean Gibson 2. Hoban Withel 3 Bros Racp, two vidth —Kildn Coad 1, Phyllis Comber 2, Nellie Jordan 3. Dress Rooe, one length—Joyce Bryden 3, Mr.rjovie Stevenson 2. Eg? and Spcon Race, one width—lrene Stone 1; Jean Munnings 2. ' Ess and Si»on Race, one length—Minri* Joidan i»nd Nancy Munnir.gß (detid heat) 1, Diilcia Falkindsr and Nancy Coo'c 3. Neat and Graceful Diving—lris Hay 1, Jem Gibson 2. Team Race—Standard VI. beat Standard V. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT. Boys Championship, JOOytk—Pierr amd Dawson (dead heat) 1, iirough 3. Time, 7fcec. Learners' "Width—."Wardell 1, Phillips 2. 50yds First War's Handicap—Howiion 1. Wilton 2, O'Cain 3. '2syds Handicap—First heat: Howii.ia 1, Goodman 2. Second heat: "Watson 1, 2- Third heat: Perry 1, Holmes 2, Sinclair 3 Fourth heat. Benzie ]. Bust 2. Fifth heat: Lee 1, Kernoy 2. Sixth heat: Gallagher 1, O'Cain 2. Scmi-linaj—First lw.vs Goodman 1, Watson 2. Second heat: Benr.ie 1, O'Cain 2. Final: O'Cain 1, Watson 2, I-.euzio 3. Ti:ne, Olsec. 225y<is Handicap—Jiwciair 1 T''me, Smm CSeoc. "* f.Oyds Breast Stroke—First heat: Bror.gh 1, Perry 2. Second heat: tt'ilion 1, Ujwmh 2 Finil: Brough 1, Wiltoa 2, Dftwam 3. Time, 4Stcc. Interform Belay Race—Form lia I, Airm * 2, Form 4o 3. "•syds Hack Race—First he«t: Wilton 1, Reddell 2. Second heat: Grover 1, Perry 2. Final: Grover 1, Rr.ddell 2, Wilton 8. 60yds Handicap—Fiist heat: Goodman and Ho\vi~on (dead heat) 1. Second hc-at: Pierr 1. Wilton 2. 1 hiid heat- Kerne/ J, Heti-'O 2. Final. Kerney 1, Goodmai 2, Ho rison 8 N'at Dive - Wutson 1, IV.'l 2, Be-nio S. Cork ScrambLe—Allen and Brown (equal) 1. Oirh Championabip, EOyds—M. Sm«i 1, E. Tapper 2. 95} ds ILu.ilicftp—M. Eastwood 1, C Buchanan 2. ■ . ■. Tire Wi'ltbfl 1, J. Stumt ?. Rolay Raci!- E. Tapper 1. J. fltnarS-S, M. Pay 3, D. 'jil'e«pie 4. Mntbematics Race —E Frrdth IL. Width (barf: Smea 1, J. Jacobs 2 ~ Candle Race —2J. Smeo 1, J. Jaob* Neat Dive—V. Pocock 1. Graceful Swimming—B. Walker 1. OPAWA CLUB'S CAENIVAL. The ann-usl carnival cf the Opawa. teur Swimming Club, to be held at tho Tepid Baths this evening, promiees to lie one of the most ouccessfiil held this season. Two Canterbury championships will be decided, while N\ S. Batchelor will attempt lo lower tha« 880 yds New Zealand intermediatß reoord. The various interclub evanta and the achoolbcys', races have attracted over a hundred competitors. The humorous side of the progreiiime ha 3 been by no meann overlooked, and the aquatic pillcvr fight should provldo amusement for all, A game' o£ water polo, in the junior championship competition, will conclude the. programme. ■ —•