SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20817, 29 March 1933, Page 13

SWIMMING.

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS IN AUCKLAND. T WO RECORDS BROKEN. (paaas association telegram.) AUCKLAND, March 28. The four New South Wales swimmers made their third appearance at Auckland this evening. R^ or J breaking swims were made by C. Sips and V. Besomo, the two visxtfng champions. Phillips put up his jng cncu v 5 _ yarc j s scratch time in lmin 291-5 race fvfir-h of a second ? S V S Cd E ?eo«d AUStral!an the New Zeala lmin 12 "W wWch bettered L. J. MoorKe% by seven seconds. SECONDARY SCHOOLS. Owing to an ir e r °f U u r wa 3 'considered ad0f the original event. anmia , d visable to "/"between the Uhr.stchurch 15 yenr« relay r aecon d race took secondary tho Christ's College baths Dlaeo yesterday a decision go to &.*jsfsssy»"" - • yard to the College fourth and were third and Chrs; order wan nM'?*" HrBW into second inn2th when Technic swum in fast place! The Ana< ™ intai ing their time. School and ord The positions and showed really good last swimmfl r '£? . (jhristchurch home by a form, beatms a nd finishing two yards yar d and a h»U- an placings were beUd Technical. The aS f °Boys 8 ' HigJ» School .. » 3 Technical •• .. S e .. •• 4 Time. lmi ? _ 2s te Vm Se consißted ol H. E. Tho winning team Bh „ Eorsfall, 0-i/ton (captain). It Bwata and M. *• in tlxot order-