SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17431, 17 April 1922, Page 13

SWIMMING.

p \ rOP CONTEST. ,*>- *TZ carnival on k * e Chief ?#*!? *&?£** AtC T e gj*. »«*» °, U 0 P wn to try to secure *%? of Canterbury mX%*gpA in Smin 37« ec S. ? ,te Sh„'competitor, coy--8E»«* Vfho U 220 yds WeiiJ&JpionstiP I »f ed W for the Hoilan- «**»*?< »- i de ' each man ratter easily IS BD I ?n thi€ contest. M»s K*"", ? wh?o Miss M. Simes. K'jß 3-ssec, wbi.o The »^.TJnrtrf. tj°* rf the three l£i«' S i™ Cup The Clarige Ifr *• showed to advance! ff* n % e three Canterbury Tve a better ail-round exhibiCanterbury won by a fa*/' Tt was thought that the verv close contest, but f&VT&TZa started, Canter&V" d fw and, gra*ially inov nearly the le^th ° f t to Z & and final contest, W' .Web was a very fine game on four goals in quick this proved to be the end V?" Wellington, by good comtwo poais, and when the KfSinS interesitng eta ? e the Si Wew Canterbury thus wmnmg inter-club races coin--8»*. r.mme C. Clange, of ST»Ttath. «ovds junior boys' .tarted ssec behind the Jggad won easily by twenty 1L Swimming Club, Auckland, K?of their swimming costumes B&.-two champion lady ewimml Shand and K. Boated. Bairns on behalf of the Capthe costumes to jlaofficials were:-Referee. Mr BEL. jndges, Messrs N. Stone, and J. McCracken; Sflleiiie W. Johnston, P. MenKgSgjon; diving judges, Messrs i&,Cameron, and 0. Voight; Spßryant; handicapper, Mr A..

ffiMfitnis, fa declaring the carnlHfci that Wellington were uniffjMrn their best team to contest llforn but/ in a true sporting ffi&Sown those who were availMtto spirit that was appreciate Ere* are the results of the iacmjss OtTP CONTEST. kT Diving. Brat Sutherland, L". Annand, BKOWfte. A. Clango s and H. EWV, 17S points .. ..2 ftott Hying Squadron. ' Sfr aide: each to swim 100 yds.) BfrKch, L. Annand, H G. B; Sutherland, B. B. WheeK'Btlchelor, and Q. Atkinson) 1 Er-Mollier, H. Winstanley, KsA:><3«ige, C. Clarige, C. HgL god P. ESwardß) .. 2 Bto'Kfrt" hi the order in which HOn the first 100 yards had ■KSWlington had a lead of five Ka'puntiineil over the second KflNmith (Canterbury) wiped K£Lt, artd finished up a yard W&," 'The Canterbury swimmers Rfrhmfc headed, and Atkinson Eft in'front of Edwards. Time, Polo. (captain). N. S. EejJ. Wheeley, H. Kich, Sutherland, and H. G. BJKJ, toils 1 • • • • * k«£Jß.'ltaAhMn (captain), E. iTOSWft CI Clarige, H. • Wfrffilßii*, and P. EdW wSwt'inxih better oombinaMWwMk* close Wellipgton r»»3&lffiKPSh "better," ahd the mtin' W proved very exciting. KSStebtfflb Atkinson (2), WheeEdwards (2). Champlon ChamplonHps:' J After 50*' yards' had BHitchelor had 'a lead of a> 9Hi'«ld his own over the next on Batchelor drew by 5 yards. Time, SOOydsi 15 men HranrWon easily. Time, "imin Handicap. BlllS&t'started in final.) Smith (United, W: Manhire (AddHM|if.Bsec); time, 70 l-seeo. Osec); time, Handicap. (United, ecr), HH) (East Christchurch, Second heat: MWiatJhited.- 21sec). 1; Miss ■^Ka»?c) ! 2.-Time, 93 8-sseo. (United, Ssec), 2. Handicap. BKfptheaVstartea in final.) HBIMs;—F. Hood (Fendalton, BBggfc:' P. Graham (Corsair, W Pjf AV Aldersley (Hichmond. W. Buchanan (Bast ■Eggn;' time, 22seo. C. H. H|>M9uo};> time, SOaeo. C. B 99(|Qmo) and C. Orchard ■Bs£®iM??l» dead-heat j times, Bi !iiW- Boss (United, ssec); WBSMp Collins (East ChnatW. ChamBflfy);*, tune. 20 2-ssec W. K^WWW^ch,,' Bj3ec); time, .(United, 4seo); time, i, Hood 2. aemi-final: aemi-final: Collins 8> Hanoicap. .'.' 8 ■K||pp», ,6rnia ,26,00. Int W<anl) Handicap jssee), dead■Sffi"*' toeoi laird ■WrtehttTch, W?