Athletics Sacred Heart Sports

Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28562, 16 April 1958, Page 21

Athletics Sacred Heart Sports

M. Crowson won the senior championship at the recent annual athletic sports of Sacred Heart Girls’ College. She gained 15 points. Wendy Elliott was runner-up with 14 points. The intermediate cup was won by Patricia McCartin, who scored 25 points. Rosalie George was runnerup with 12 points. In the junior division the cup was won by Rachael Cunningham with 26 points. Mary-Clare Ryall. 11 points, was runner-up. The primary champion was Pamela Roberts, and the run-ner-up was Karen McKenna.

Results:— Senior —lOO yards: M. Crowson 1. W. Elliott 2. A. McVeigh 3. 75 yards: M. Crowson 1. W. Elliott 2. H. Matthams 3. 50 yards: M. Crowson 1. W. Elliott 2. H. Matthams 3. Long jump: W. Elliott 1. L. Cosgrove 2. J. Martin 3. Hop, step, and jump: P. Bonifacio 1. H. Matthams 2. L. Cosgrove 3. High jump: J. Martin 1. P. Bonifacio 2. L. Cosgrove 3. Intermediate.—7s yards: P. McCartin 1. R. George 2. E. Buckley 3. <5 yards: P. McCartin 1. R. George 2. B. Withers 3. 50 yards: P. McCartin 1, R. George 2. B. Withers 3. Long jump: P. McCartin 1. M. Coburn 2. R. McAlister 3. Hop. step, and jump: M. Coburn 1, F. Kelly 2. G. Mora 3. High jump; R. McAlister 1. R. George 2. P. Harding 3. Junior.—loo yards: R. Cunningham 1. M.-C. Ryall 2. D. Evans 3. 75 vards: R. Cunningham 1. M.-C. Ryall 2 D. Evans 3. 50 yards: R. Cunningham 1. M.-C. Ryall 2 D. Evans 3. Long jump: R. Cunningham 1. D. Evans 2, H. McCartin 3. Hop, step, and jump: M. Broughton 1. J. Reynolds 2, R. Cunningham 3. High Jump: R. Cunningham 1, M.-C. Ryall and H. McCartin (equal) 2. Primary—loo yards: M. Pasfield 1. B. Paton 2. K. McKenna 3. 75 yards: M. Pasfield 1, J. Dobbs 2, K. McKenna 3. 50 yards: B. Paton 1. K. McKenna 2. P. Roberts 3. - Long jump: P. Roberts 1, K. Martin 2. Hop, step, and jump: P. Roberts 1, K. Martin 2. High jump: P. Roberts 1, K. McKenna 2. , „ Class Relay.—Form VI 1. Form 111 2.

Baths Filtration

During the last four years the physical education branch of the Education Department had made experiments and collected much information on methods of filtering swimming pool water. A number of inexpensive filter plants have been installed by schools and some of these have been officially observed and tested. Another plant is now being tested in an Auckland school and there are hopes that this will be the most suitable so far tried. As soon as full information is available, education boards and schools will be advised.