Surf Life Saving RAIN MARS CARNIVAL AT SOUTH BRIGHTON

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30059, 18 February 1963, Page 6

Surf Life Saving RAIN MARS CARNIVAL AT SOUTH BRIGHTON

Heavy ratal and uneieaaant condition did art prvrenttira Canterbury Surf Ufe-saving Association from holding its third champtanship carnival at South Brighton yesterday. However, three events—the march past championship, the senior aen-tiMtanMOMhlp paddle board race and the junior nonehampionship paddle board race ~were Dostooned. With threechsmpionship surf carnivals now completed. Waimairi, last year's champion club, has again virtually won the Canterbury championship pennant (for tiie club with the largest aggregate of championship pointe). Although there is still one championship carnival to be held, Waimairi has a lead of 34 pointe and cannot be overtaken. Detailed pennant points after three championship carnivals are: Waimairi S 3, Sumner 23, Taylor's Mistake IS, North Beach IS. South Brighton 13, New Brighton 11. Results were:— Senior Events Six-man Rescue and Resuscitation Championship (Ray Blank Cup, formerly held by New Brighton).—First heat: South Brighton, 73 pointe deducted. 1; Sumner B, 10.7, 2; North Beach. 11.4. 1 Second heat: New Brighton A. 8.86, 1: Walmalri, 9X 2; Taylor's Mistake, I 0- Pinal: South Brighton A, 4.8, 1; Waimairi, 8,2; Sumner B, 11.6, 3. Surf Race Championship.— Individual (Goldsmith Cup, £ orT ?5 r JZ, * >eld by R, Blair. South Brighton): G. Dann (New Brighton) 1 A. Lee (South Brighton) 2, G. Le Cren (Taylor's Mistake) 3. Teams' section (Jim Ballln Cup, tormerly »y South Brighton): Sumner, 33 points tost. 1; Waimairi. S 3. 3; South Brighton, SB, 3. , Surf «alay Championship (titleholder, Sumner). First heat: Waimairi A 1, Sumner 2, Waimairi C 3. Second heat: North Beach B 1. Sumner A 2, Sumner B 3. Final: Sumner A (D. Quane and K. McDonald) 1. North Beach B (R. Harris and B. Dasler) 2. Waimairi C 3. Canoe Race Championship (E. C, Gough Cup, held by waimairi). —Second race of series: Sumner 1. Waimairi 3. Taylor’s Mistake 3. Third race of series: Sumner 1. Waimairi 2, Taylor’s Mistake 3. Boat Race Championship

New Eklghton).Second race of series: New Brighton B 1, Now Brighton (Nu-wy) A 1. Taylor’s Mistake tenter Bvwate Six-man Rescue and Resuscitation Championship (Benson NbrtSi BeMh*A? 10 pointe deducted. I; Taylor’s Mistake. 103, 2; Waimairi M. BriLtaa IXT; Taylor 1 * Mistake! MX 7hy^y l: kUstak«r tr k. , S*x' 3; South &ghton^A. < U. 4, (former title Beach).—First heat: Waimairi A 1, South Brighton B 2, Sumner B 3. Second heat: Taylor'* Mistake 1. Waimairi C A. North Beach B 3. Filial: taytor* Mistake 1, Waimairi A 2, North Beach A 3. Surf Relay Race (Garratt Wfc 1 h % b UBSffl“’s: Staples, R. Gaskell. G. Stringer) 1, North Beach 2, South Brighton 3. Canoe Race Championship (Bull Memorial Cup, held by North Beach).—Second race of series: Sumner 1, Waimairi 2, North Beach X Third race of 555?. s SSSS. 1 b w “ mWI ’• Boot Race Championship (title-holders. New Brighton and Taylor's Mistake).—Second race of series: Taylor's Mistake (Steinle) 1, New Brighton B 2. New Brighton A (Nu-eoy) 3. Third race: Taylor’s Mistake 1. New Brighton B 2, New Brighton A 3. Women’s Events Six-man Rescue and Resuscitation Championship (Le Cren Cup, formerly held by New Brighton).—South Brighton. 83 pointe deducted, 1; Taylor's MlstakeA, 8.6, 2: North Reach,