SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17633, 9 December 1922, Page 11

SWIMMING.

SCHOOLS' CARNIVAL. A schools* swininiins carnival promoted ! by the Bath Committee oi the City Council i was held in the Municipal Tepid Baths last ! evening'. Almost every school in Christ- ! church, both primary and secondary, was j represented, and the standard set was of I a high order. All the events were keenly ! fought out. The programme was very i lengthy, but owing to the promptitude with j which the events were got off, the carnival I Qnished close on schedule time. The officials i are to be congratulated on their efforts. ' In declaring the carnival open, Cr. Her- : bert exuressed pleasure at sieiiiff such a I iarge gathering. it was the fcrst ot its ! kind, in past years the committee had hem i ordinarv carnivals, bat this year ha had ! suggested a children's carnival. They had ! received over live huudrod entries —a record. '< Business men had given the prize-money,' anu ; ;he Pubiiu Schools' Athletic Association was I assisting in the ccrnivai. TT ~ ! TJ.e officials were: Kefercc. Mr H. }•■ ' Herbert; swiminius judges, Councillor il. i itar.ler, Messrs L."B. Wood, F. V. Waller, !J. IC. Purchase, J. V. 7 . McGregor, T. Douds, ! K. darke, V. M. West, VV. Balch, A. C. ! Maxwell, W. A. itumbold, A. K. Anderson, i G. Laneutter, i>r. Hansen, b.o. Phelan, Miss I Gibson, Mrs lliiaer, Sister Winnifred; diving pudges. Messrs G. Ormandy, C. V. 1 ratt, ! \\". M. Stewart; life-saving judges, Messrs ! '. A. V.'atkins. A. R. Blank. V. G- Ba . ra ; iford; timekeeepcrs, Councilor C. W. Hsivey, Messrs IWV,'. Ai.ard, J. SutJCitand, B. Peniington, "C. Colii.itoiie, Bro. ilarcellin J. l'o.son: starters, 1". Meniies. J. 11. binclair, C. T. Aschman, H. P. Penliagton, K. bPearson, .J. K. 11. Smith, J. Mcintyre; marksmen, liessrs G. W. Bishop, R. H. il }' A. Thompson, R. W. Morgan, S. Baird, L. P. Thomson, G. H. Robertson, "E. fodd, A. Kowe; bath stewards, Messrs r>. ■>■ •Bojce, T. C. Wiikins, B. A. McKeown, J. Bowden, J. Beat-tie, A.. J. Wicks, C. Burke; recorders, P. A. Morlan-J, W. Burrows, J. E. Maxwell, A. Heath, D. J. McDonald 11. Rochiort, A. Hunnibcll, A. H. Guiuey; Press stewards, J. Noble, C. V. Jackman, H. Sparrow,' W.-D. Kirkpatrick, W. K. Clague; dressing-icom stowards, Misses Gowley, Sapsford, Hardey, Dowding, Messrs 11. Kennedv, V. Havman, Walker, J. Gamble, J. G. Parrie, S. Thomas; in charge of ticket office, Mr A. Batten; hoa. secretary, a.. Broward. Results:— i! 3 l-S Yards, boys of primary schools (under 12) (15) —First heat: J. Burrows (West Christchurch) ], J. Lyons (Sydenham) 2. Second heat: 13. W. Cameron (East Christchurch) 1, S. Loader (Normal) a. Pinal: W. Cameron 1, J. Burrows 2, S. Loader 3. Time, 24 l-ssec. 33 1-3 Yards Girls' Itaee, primary schools (under 12) (6) —M. Breward (East Christchurch) 1, Edna Shrimplou (West Christchurch) 2. ~ 60 2-3 Yards, boys primary schools (open) (13) —I'irst heal: V. McTiguc (ilansts) h. B. Harrington (Marist) 2. Second heat: M. Meiklo (East Christchurch) 1, O. Allen (Richmond) 2. Pinal: McTigue 1, Meikle 2, Uarrinirton 3. Time, 45 2-53 CC. 60 Yards' «irls' Hace, primary schools (poen) (9) —Pirst heat: B. Cooke (Normal) 1, If. Cameron (I'hillipstown) -. Second heat: L. Copplestone (Sydenham) 1, Alison Pierr (Opawa) 2. Final: P. forward (extra competitor) 1, B. Cooko -. Time, 37 2-Cisec. , 60 2-3 Yards Bovs' Race, secondary schools (under 10) (11) —P. Paynter (Boys High School) 1, J. Breward (Technical College) 2. 33 1-3 Yards Girls' Breastslrolce, secondary schools (13) —First heat: E. Uannan (Normal) 3, 8.. McDonald (St. Margaret s) 2. Second heat: G-. Rankin (St. Margaret s) 1. M. Carrington (St. Margaret's) 2. F>P !lI: Hannan 1, McDonald 2, G. Rankin 3. Time, 30 2-ssec. .. 25 Yards' Breaststroko (open) (2o)—First heat: M. Stephenson (West Christchurch) 1, M. Adams (Opawa) 2. Second heat: D. Breward (East Christchurch) 1, D. Falkinder (West Christchurch) 2. Third heat: N. Clarkson (Linwood) 1. J. Wilkinson (Pliillipstown) 2. Fourth heat: h. Milton (Waltham) 1,- E. Bray (Waltham) 2. Final: Breward 1, Clarkson 2. Time, 10 3-Ssec 25 Yards Bovs' Breaststroke, primary schools (under 13) (10) —First heat: S. Large (Linwood) ], S. Forsyth (Elmwood) 2. Second heat: W r . Cameron (East Cnristchurch) 1, C. McPhail (St. Albans) 2. Third heat: S. Loader (Normal) 1, L. Foster 2. j'ihal: S. Loader 1, W. Cameron *», C. Mcrhail 3. Timo, 21 3-ss. Width of Bath, girls primary schools (under 10) (4) —Molly 'Allard (Linwood) 1, Mabel Nicholl (Lyttalton West) 2. Width of Bath, boys, primary schools (under 10) (4): J. McDonald (Mansts) 1, N. Breward (East Christchurch) 2, R. w. Simes (Shirloy) 3. 50 Yards, girls of secondary schools — First heat: E. Fisher (School of Art) 1, M. Rankin (St. Margaret's) 2. Second heat: M. Miller (G.H.S.) 1, E. Edmonds (G H.S.) 2. Final: E. Hannan (extra competitor) 1, E. Fisher 2, M. Miller 3. Time,~ 36 l-ssec. ■ .- ', C 6 2-3 rd Yards, boys, secondary schools (open) Wilkinson (8.H.5.) 1, A. -Daltou (8.H.5.) 2. ,\ •'.:■',!' Springboard Dive, girls, primary schools; Beryl Cooke (Normal) and Lily Copplestone (Sydenham) equal 1, Phyllis Forward (East Christchurch) 3, M. Breward (East C|rlJstchurch) 4. ', **" Novelty Event, boys of primary schools (under 13) (12): G. Kemp (New Brighton) 1, W. Thorn (St. Andrew's) 2. .'<.■ Novelty Event, girls of primary schools, (open) (19): M. Stephenson (West Christchurch) 1, L. Copplestone (Sydenham) 2, P. Forward (East Christchurch) 3. Springboard Dive, boys of primary schools (open) (41): M. Meiklo (East Christchurch) 1, W. Buchanan (Linwood) and R. Noonan, (Marists) equal to 2. Springboard Dive v girls of secondary schoolß (open) (13): E. Lynskey (Technical College) 1, M; Rankin (St. Margaret's) 2, G. Bowring (GJH.S.) 3. Springboard i)ive, boys of socondary schools (open) (14): A. Breward (8.H.5,) 1. J. Breward (Technical College) 2, R. Paynter (8.H.5.) 8. Life-saving (water drill only), first and fourth methods (open) (12 teams): Marists A (V. McTeague and J. Mannix) 1, Woolston A (J. Ozanne and E. Ozanne) 2, St. Albans (S. Flewellyn and W. Boyer) 3. 50 Yards, "girls of primary schools (under 14) (12) —First heat: B.Cooke (Normal) 1, F. Tureiss (East Christchurch) 2. Second heat: H. Cameron (Phillipstown) l,i B. McDuff (NorrnaU 2. Final: B. Cooke I, F. Turgis3 2, C. McDuff 3. Time, 39 4-G sec. ■ , 50 Yards, boys of primary schools (under 14) (28) —First heat: J. Barbarell (Waltham) 1, T. Burrows (West Christchurch) 2. Second heat: G. Malcolmson (Shirley) 1, G. Brieve (Richmond) 2. Third heat: C. Spragg* (Opawa) 1, R. Noonan (Marists) 2. Fourth heat: W. Cameron (East Christchurch) 1, J. Keay (Addington) 2. Final: W. Cameron 1, G. Malcolmson 2, C. Spraggo 3. Time, 35sec. 33 l-3rd Yards Breaststroke, boys ot primary schools (open) (15) —First heat: F. Ozanne (Woolston) 1, D. R. Lyons (Sydenham) 2. Second heat: R. Scott (Lyttelton. West) 1, R. Murray (Woolston) 2.. Third heat; V. ,McTigue (Marists) 1, T. Mathieson (West 1 Christchurch) 2. Final: V. McTigue 1, F. Ozanne 2, R. Scott 3. Time, 26 l-ssec. ... 25 Yards Breaststroke, girls oi primary schools (under 13)— First heat; 1. King (East Christchurch) 1, E. Napier (Shirley) 2. Second heat: N. Munnings (West Christchurch) 1, O Hawkins (Elmwood) 2. Third heat: R. Hill (Shirley) and J. Bishop (Waltham) dead heat 1. Final: J. Bishop 1, I. King 2, R. Hill 3. Time, 26 l-ssec. Relay Kaco, girls of primary schools (10 teams) —First heat: East Christchurch 3, Normal 2.- Second heat: Phillipstown 1, SvoVnham 2. Final: East Christchurch (P. Ford, D. Breward, F. Turgiss) 1, Norman ( B. Coolc, V. Rout, B. McDuft) 2, Phillipstown (J. Stokes, J. Wilkinson, H. Cameron) 3. Time, 81 4-ssec. Relav Race, boys of secondary schools (5 teams)— First heat: B.H.S. A team (R. Wilkinson, A. Dalton, A. Breward, K. Wilson) 1, West Christchurch (F. Holmes, R. Dawson, W. Brough, L. Pierr) 2. Time, 79 4-ssec. Relay Race, boys of primary schools (13 teams) —First heat: Marists 1, Woolston 2. Second heat: East Christchurch 1, Opawa 2. Final: East Christchurch (W. Cameron, M. Meikle, M. Rattray, G. Collett) 1, Marists (B. Harrington, J. Morrissey, R. Noonan, V. McTigue) 2. Time, 94 3-ssec. Relay Race, girls of secondary schools (7 teams): St. Margaret's (M. Rankin, O. Rankin, M. Nancarrow) 1, Technical College A (E. Lynskey, D. Dickinson, E. Smith) 2. Time, 77 4-ssec. Novelty Event, boys of primary schools (open) (20): M. Meikle (East ; Christchurch) 1, W. Horton (St. Albans) 2. ADbmGTON CLUB. The Addington Amateur Swimming Club's opening carnival, postponed from last Saturday, will be held to-day at 2.30 p.m.