SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20789, 24 February 1933, Page 18

SWIMMING.

WEST CHRISTCHURCH J D.H.S. ! i GIRLS' DEPARTMENT SPORTS, j The giris' department of the West Christ j charei District High. School held its annua! J ETrimming sports in the school baths yester cay. Competition was keen in most of the events. The 50yds senior championship was j won by D. Dickey, and the junior by L. j Boanas, who also won the open dive. The j 100 yds houte relay -.vent to Bardie House, j with Footer House second. [ Results: — l 50yds senior Championship—D. Dickey J. ; N. Wilson -'. G. Campbell U. Time. 41 45 ; sec. Won by tour yards, a similar distance 1 separating second and third. j 50yds Junior Championship—L. Boanas 1, : V.'. ilcKie -\ 1. Potteu U. Time, 4J 7-10 sec. ; Won by six yards, the rest o£ the competitors j finishing almost in a line. ■ Open Div:—L. Bc-anss 1, G. Campbell Z. ■ E. Hooper 'J.' * .. . ( Learners' Width, under 12 —11. Haii 1. -V Clements 2, h. Thomas 3. Time, 10 l-sstc. j Learners' Width, over 13— J. Heatly 1. ' B. Dobier "J, J. Copping Z. Time, lOscc. j 25vds. under 12—I. Moir 1, O. Tapper _\ j J. Wilson J. Time. 27 S-oscc. ; lOOvds House Relay—Hardie House ..L. , Hoope'r. R. Wilson, E. 'Rhodes, G. Campbell) 3 Foster House 2, Chilton House J. j Time, 89sec. A great race, with only a , touch between the competitors at the fimsti. Life-Savin- Competition (water work only) | —X. Wilson 1. E. Hooper 2, V. Roberts 3. j 25yds, under 13— W. McKie 1. V Tom- ■ linson 2. I. I'otten 3. Time. -2 u -oscc. j "syds under 14— X. Miller 1, B. Barrett j 2 E. Rhodes 3. Time. 24sec. j 25rds. under 15—X. Wilson 1. D. Xir.g and K Wilson (equal) 2. Time. 20 1-ascc. "svd« over 15—C Dickey 1. I. Quit. 2, j J. Buchanan 3. Time. 19 3-osec j 25rds Breaststfoko. under 14— \ . Robert 1 J.'Simon 2. 11. Watkins 3. Time 2.> sec. SSvds Breaststroke, over M-V \\iison I, D Dicker 2. E. Hooper 6. Time. 2J 3-jsec. 25-'ds Backstroke, over 14—Jf. prison J, G. Campbell 2. p. Hooper 3 Time 24 4v,sco. "svds Backstroke, under 14 fOtiec_i. j V."Roberts 2, R. Sandford 3. Time, o- o* ; "Balloon Race—H. Ai:fc»= 1. A. Mac.™? 2. j E. Hooper 3. j OPAWA SCHOOL SPORTS. j Ti ifc -rnual -,r. i0.r0.-:ng £pc:.s oi the Opawa j Ed-col were held last week. Th.re was s \ large attendance o: parents and sr.cnas e. j t l c" chi'drc.i. Entries were large and coin- J Trillion was keen. The following arc the j rerul'.s:— „ | Girls' Events. j 5-'-"_U Championship— iiiysott J > 1 Grtia Bank 2, Kileer. Xuriiar 3. j Two Handicai>— Just neat: Cath.e Vv'altho i, Alice Coo:; and i-ilacn -Lurner c-f.ual 2. Second heat: Esina Htssott 1, bind I \rv.'ir.an 2, Xoelinc Geiumeil 3. tma.t , Kilem Tui'-er 1, A'.ice Coo'; 2, Ksma Higcott 3. . , . ' --■, "ovda Cnatii-jionimp— r,i,een j Turner 1. Greta Bank 2, Oljve Xultridge S. J 2.:y<h Handicap—Eama His;oii 1, Greta j Bank 2, Hargaret Owen 3. Learners' Width—Gir.dy- Mullariey 3. J Tonr:ev WsiU-on 2, Aiison Lo,>jb and Jcau j Muliancv cquat 3. j Neat Dive—Greta Bank 1, Esma Hi?-o't j 2, Jo"'ce Jarden 3. . tor's Plu:i;c—Grc'.a Bank 1, Efma il:--po'.t 2. JnLer-tlT!« Mixed ReiaT—Ftn.t heat: Standard Vf.A 1. Slandarri IV. 0. Second heat: Standard Til. 1. Standard T.B 2. Final: Standard VI.A 'Esma Hiprjrott, Greta! Bank, C Wsrron. and G. Gcmmell\ Bcr, It Stanford IT'. fJCooVTto Grmrr.-■<'!. Pa'ricia AVevcrr. TJ. Wlii'.in?, and "VT. Waltho), | CS'cc. 2. Boys' Etrtnts. | 3-"jtis CL'trnwionihip—E. Warraß ii G. | GrmmcU 2, Y~. Veeyers 3 ._ j Two Widths Handicap—First heai: ». "Wallho 1, G. Gemmell 2, It. Whiting 3. Serond V.eat: T. Tamer 1, K. .Neiman - Tnird lieat: R. Campbell 1, A. Jamieson 2. Fij-fil: V?. VaUho 1, K. Whiting ?, U. Campbell ?. , _■ _~, ! 23vda Handieao—First Jt«t: W. Wallho; 1, Clar.Vor. 2. Second licat: G. Gemmell 1. j ii Vnulin" 2 Final: G. Gemmell 1, V. IValtrio 2, B. Whiiintr 3- , ■ « I 2"yd3 Brf-aststrokc Championship—u. i Gemmell 3, B. VTarren 2. ! Width—Mac Mein 1, S. P;ggctt j 2, R. Weakley 3. ! »at Dive—B. Whitin- 1, G. Gemmell 2, j F. Vccrer? 0. Junior Dive—W. Walt ho. Lot)" Plunge—W. Lains, '."it, 1 : G. GemttPll 2. Back Bice—G. Gemmell 1, W. Laing 2. RANGIORA CLUB. Tho Ainatejr Swimmins Club liuid a c*mival last evening in the municipal baths. Results: 25vcU Schoolboys' Eace—First heat: B. Ban'ficld 1, R. Kcir 2. Second heat: R. Bullock I, R. Withers 2. Third heat: J. Parsons 1, G. ItcLean 2. Final: Withers 1, McLean 2, Keir 3. 25yds Girls' Kacc heai: It. Palmer 1, J. IfcCrackcn 2. Second heat: B. Wood 1. P. Dalley 2. Third heat: W. Murray 1, N. Clark 2. Final: Murray 3, Dallcy 2, Wood 3. Boys' Dive—J. Parsons 1, B. Banneld 2. G. McLean 3. Girls' Dive—R. Wood 1, X. Clark 2. 25yds Men—First beat: D. Prestney. P. Roberta, and C. Tullcy equal 1. Time, Usee. Second heat: J. JfAlley 3. K. Jla-vkins 2. Time, 13. l-."sec. Final: Roberts 1, Hariey 2. Time. 13 1-aser. 25yds Women—>iis3 X. Prestn?y 3, Miss M. Trollone 2. Time, CO 2-ssee. Tsyds Mer.—D. Prestney 1, P. Roberta 2. Time, 55 3-ss»c. Women's Eps-and Scoon Race—Misa H. Archer 1, Miss >*. Prestnev 2. M»n'» Kjr--ard-Spoon Race—A. Trustrum 'I. A. Cot 2. Dive— K. Fa-kin-, 1. Miss H. Archer 2. WAIAU AND CULVERDEN COMPETITION. The annual competition tor the Sherwood cups, open t« schools in the Amuri county, was held in the Waiau school baths on Wednesday, under ideal weather conditions. There was keen competition among the comt.etitors tram the Culverden and the Waiau schools, and several o£ the finishes Were very close. Ray Oldman (Waiau) vvai ihe winner oi the boys' cup, with 10 points, Gi Dal-. sell (Culverden.) being runner-up with 12 points, and J. Denton (Culverden), 11 point 3, in third place. The girh' cup was won by Edna Ole (Waiau) with 17 points, Jea;i Cochrane (Culverden). with 14 points, beinsj the runner-up. Mesßrs R. C. Bean and J. Crcighton officiated as judges. At the conclusion of the sports the cups were presented to the winners by Mr T. H. Belton, chairman of tbe Waiau School Committee. Refulta: Boys' Events. Bieastetroke—First heat: R. Oldman 1. J. Denton 2. Second heat: J. Smale 1, F. Cochrane 2. Final: R. Oldman 1, J. Denton 2, J. Sniale ?». Free-style—Ficst heat: G. Da'.zell 1, .T. Smale 2. Second heat: It. Oldman 1, X. Dalzell 2. Final: R. Oldm.n 1, G. Dalznll 2. X. Dalzell 3. Eackstroke— First heat: R. Oldman 3, <T. Denton 2. Second heat: G. Dakeli 1, R. Ford 2. Final: R. Oldman 1, J. Denton 2. G. Daizell 3. Ruimin? Divp—X. Dalzell 1, G. Dalzell 2, J. Dentor -1. Plvr.ge— R. Oldman and .T. Hensha'.-Uc-al) 3. .T. Denton 3 TIM) Di%-e-G. Dalzell 1, J. Denton 2, A. Rke> 3 Girls' Events. j Breast-sirokc^—First heat: E. Cole 1, ii. Cole 2. Second heat: J. Rogers 1, Z. Aidlidge 2. Tliir<] heat: J. Crampton 1, 11. Crampton 2- First semi-final: 11. Cole 1, J. Rogers 2. Second semi-final: J. Crampton 1, M. Cole 2. Final: J. Crampton 1, E. Cole 2, M. Coir- 3. Free-style—First beat: -T. Rogers 3, C. Helton 2. Second heat: E. Cole 1, D. McCTlelland 2. Third heat: J. Cochrane 1, J. Cramntoa 2. Final: E. Cole 1, J. Rogers 2, J. Cochrane 3. Ba^k-troke —First heat: J. Cr.impton 1, H. Crampton 2. Second heat: E. Cole 1. D. MeClelland 2. Third heat: J. Rogers 3, C. Belton 2. Final: E. Cole 3, J. Rogers 2. J. CramDton 8. Standing Dive—J. Cochrane 3,' C. Belton 2, .T. Orampton 3. Plunge—l. Cochrane I, E. Cole 2. M. ; Cc-I* %, Life-saving—H. Crampton 1, J. Cochrane 1. E. Cole S. In. the matter of submarines the United States leads the world with S2; France has 80 (but is building another 29); Japan has 60, Great Britain 53, and Italj 46. ;