SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20729, 14 December 1932, Page 18

SWIMMING.

AUSTRALIAN JOT*#lj INVITATION TO NEW ZBA^Pg (CSITEB PBZSB ASSOCU3IOX—W^tMfcWJj txleosaph—oopoaawJ •• SYDNEY, D*ftflon*«r ;^ An invitation has been WM the New Zealand Swiminifi? A that Carl Phillips, holder of tk*Js| tralian junior 100 yard* ■ »«pl allowed to tour the Dominio* » Wj The New Sooth Wales Asso«iatioaW| for a copy of the iti"*"*""* f!H as to the amount of travelßag- J*M These particulars must be *»"£Sg before the way is clear fortlieJ"Sffi ance of the invitation. Evan.and Griffiths to *"r&»)«*J still fresh in official »»a«Mj! stated the two tourists «\£»*Sfl have not forgotten tte J much travelling and the »"f**ggj pearances which the itinerary »»W5 TO-NIGHT'S CABNIVAti'I To-night, at the Tepid Bath* *JjJ bury Swimming Centre *iH J***JKJ nival for the season. The tot competition among teams tttm y»gj| schools, will be competed £« by ""'"SI an entry which .is a record. TOj «g?«g always an exciting mi eren ™£?.fi§ good racing is assured the point of view of speed the the programme will be the >g«gjs yards, in which the twojstar D. H. Symes and X. * eO «SZtSS tion has been rife among ■""■Hgtt which is the better * *f» yards, and the answer ™*J!"> Besides these two, *eP" T *?f porting sprinters will be 1* »• est attaches to the h. J. Moorhouse in ti» *«M* Moorhouse has been latter is now probably the Before the commencement of *»*?£?;« divine troupe will, from " i 2.S i >silW*! tertaln the crowd with an eihiMtJW* 1 diving. . " *JI