SWIMMING

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21086, 10 February 1934, Page 20

SWIMMING

CARNIVAL AT TEMUKA MANV SOUTH CANTUKBIKY n.IHS COMPETE \-!tv. •h?!aur(ins ihe wiriiry condition} TV •■*.-.))< n? | here was a 1-ir -;- nl tendance a I flia ■ <'" niv :■ T b-1,1 i;t the Trniuk.-i Domain lr,'hs on Tlmr:. lay rveniir:-. X-ar'y every <ini, ;n '-',..,|i, C:i:,[ r; l, iin . was lopresrnfcd, nn'l riom ,-:;<-. tin-; i-mslo « wrr- s.-Pli. Tlic T' H.'ip.i! --.-:,t -,-.-, a lim lull yar.'H thjra-r'"-'';>r.~. This <veni vas iissiiii von l,y i-.-ma.ii,- in l-'ealirr: 1). ff.niil.' of Temnka, I'-' a ■',!,,! Til- u-jimri- om-.-c I Ihe first f" vanii in 27 s,-i-oih!., :ui<l look Ct fccoild , I. .•on-pl-i.- tl.o jounirx. Th- ,■„,. f, )r tin- , hamp'oiisle,, event mli r-r.r,)i..,| <S„nn:- the rnnm.,) hv Mr T. H. 1.;.n<.-fr.r : l. president of tlv- T-inuka CIIIII, it, IV a-.-p-r ~i the president of tho .-nth (;,!:!(., l.urv C.-ntm (Mr [|. 11. Frasev). nVsults -.v-r- /.. foil-.,,-,: "-• Yards, .Fut- ,r,r (Wrls -M. (fle-al-v I. 1: (~1],,n •', M'. I,nt ,„.,- :;. "I'm,-. K, 2-ssc\

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M-;\V ZKAI.AM) CHAMI'JONSHII' ENTRIES rT;i.:'.*':illy all the entries for the New swimming champion-:-nips liavc now been received by the :,<;crctary of (he Canterbury centre. T.Tr V. G. Spiller. The personnel of the teams not already published are below. The Canterbury team, with a few receptions, is the same as that derided upon at the centre meeting on V»rondav evening. K. McKcnzie will rot swim in the 220 yards championship and A. 'J'. F. Stokes will no! start 1,1 the ISO vards backstroke event. CL Low will appear in the 100 yards and 220 yards. K. McCanville will start in the backstroke ano the 880 yards trcesivle champious'Mns. while C. Cliff and 1,. Mill will also start in the halfmile. Miss G. Smith will also be an entrant in the women's championship dive. , , , Wellington - Men: -L C. Blakeley, ■JOUvds, 220vds, and 140 yds; D. [,. Plank, lOOvd'-- K Spry. 220 yds breaststrokc. Women: Miss M. Price, dive. There will al.;o be a HyinK squadron team and the following polo side will travel -Goal. O. Oliver; backs, C. E. ClarJdgc (captain i, J. Meikle and F. Band; forwards, D. L. Plank, J. C. Blakeley, and G. Balfour. Emergencies: J. Logic and K. Spry. Hawke's Bay—Men: R. Wathins, 440 yds, 880 yds, and mile: S. Boardman, 220 yds, 440 yds. and 830 yds: B. Wright and C. Thurlow. dive. Auckland—Men: A. Ptapcr, ljCyds liuekstrokc. Women: Miss S. Grange, JOOvds 220vds, and 440 yds. The mam Auckland list appeared yesterday West Coast-Men: W. Payne, dive, in addition to W. Keesing. Sou Ih Canterbury—V. McKcague find K. Moffat, men's dive. Otago—C. Elliott, 220 yds mens tMcaststrokr. in addition to other names already published. Canterbury - M. L. Candy and JHnicn 220vds men's breaststrokc. Wellington—Similar to the selection published yesterday. Kellerman Cup—L. Dalton, H. J. Allard (East Christchurch Club). C. t'■ Dann, B. Evans (.Bcckenham Club) J. A. Young (Elmvfrood Club), T- Newth, L Hill (.Wharenui Club), Miss M. Birchficld (Christchurch Ladies Club), U Reid (South Canterbury), J. C. Blakeley J. A. Logic (Wellington), A. Sper* Auckland)? C M.. Robertson (West Coast). C. McKenzie (Chnst-church-United Club.. RM. Rattray i Christchurch- Unitcn Club), a. Thomas (Otago >. CHAMPIONSHIPS AT NAPIER A yood record was set by J. P. Far,e)l of Hie licrctaunga Swimming Club m the Hawke's Bay-Poverty Bay provincial swimming championships at Napier on February 5 and 6. Mr Farrell is a son of Mr John Farrcll. who is at present in Christchurch representing .T. C. Williamsons, Ltd. During the first evening of the championships Farrell set a new record for the men's 50 yards race his timei being "5 9-SSCC one second better than the previous time. On the following evening he won the men's 100 yards race iui 59 l-ssec, 2 2-ssec inside the best Hawke's Bay figures for that distance He came third in the men's 220 yards race which was won in record time, and was first man in the Heretaunga learn that won the teams' race for the Swain Cup in the record time of 4mm 14 2-sscc 2 3-ssec better than the record set by lite Gisborne Club a year ago. MANY OFFICIALS CRITICISM OF COV NCI L There has been adverse criticism of fhe number of officials appointed by the New Zealand Swimming Council at its meeting on Thursday night. A full list of nominations was submitted by the Canterbury centre, which will control the meeting, but this was altered and enlarged to an extent which has caused indignation among some of the centre's officials. There ■will be more than 70 officials who will filter the baths free of charge. It is declared that some soil of official position with the right of free entry has />een found loc every member of the /•ounca,