Sport results

Press, 25 January 1988, Page 28

Sport results

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C.C.A. LOWER GRADES Second grade St Andrew’s 108 (J. Young 50, K. Scott 5/39) met Riccarton 135 (G. Beer 51, Logie 6/ 48). Old Collegians 216 (H. N. Anderson 58) met Burnside 152/3 (A. Sherwood 82 n. 0.). Christchurch Boys’’ High School 162 and 30/2 met Lancaster Park 194/8 dec. Marist 234/9 (A. Graham 53, Hartshorne 5/54) met East-Shirley 109/4 (G. Jones 64 n. 0.). Sydenham 272/4 dec. (B. Humphries 80) met High School Old Boys 105/3. Woolston 299/8 (M. Hartland 52, C. Bruce 67, C. William 63, J. Iremaia 54) met St Albans 101/7. Third grade Riccarton 203/8 met Burnside 203 (G. Holdem 55). Linwood High School 239 (Mainiti 97; Rountree 5/79) met Old Collegians 144/9. Papanui High School 155 (L. McHugh 53) and 36/3 met High School Old Boys 181 (Ramsden 53). Christ’s College 240 (Hardoney 51, Bromley 63; Jaques 5/73) met Lancaster Park 228/9 (A. Moore 66). St Albans 236/8 (Sullivan 50, Lee 58) met Bumside High School 130/6 (B. Sheat 51). East Shirley 193 met Marist 235/6 (J. Summerfield 102 n. 0.). Christchurch Boys’ High School 164 (M. Brown 50) met Cashmere 141/6 (Fleming 52).

Sydenham 127 met St Bede’s 173/8. Shirley Boys’ High School 195 (P. Ansett 76; G. Muir 7/ 48) met St Thomas’ College 266/5 (J. Wadeson 53, G. Muir. 118). Fourth grade Burnside-West 168/5 (Grundy 87, Cummings 50 n. 0.) met East-Shirley 173/7 (Rule 72 n. 0.; McHaffie 5/56). Riccarton 135 and 6/1 met St Albans B 81 (Taylor 7/38). Lancaster Park 214/7 (D. Hassett 51, G. Gray 56) met Woolston 191 (G. Bastion 5/ 37). St Albans A 178 (R. McNally 53) met Marist 170/ 9 (Harrison 5/35). Cashmere 86 (McLernon 5/ 34) and 22/0 met Old Collegians 94/1 dec. Fifth grade Marist 192/8 (P. Hughes 54) beat Burnside-West 155. Lancaster Park B 96 lost to Old Collegians B 100/3. Lancaster Park A 163/9 beat Sydenham 137. Old Collegians A 182/7 (Banks 76, Blackman 53; M. Holmes 5/44) lost to Marist A 183/5 (S. Baker 100 n. 0.). High School Old Boys A 140 lost to High School Old Boys B 141/6. Sixth and seventh grades Burnside-West 258/5 (Cuff 110 n. 0., C. Flecknoe 55) met Woolston 135 (G. Ginther 6/ 55) Marist 125 met Cathedral College 156/4 (Lanyon 72 n. 0.). Old Collegians 158 (Rookes 52) met Sydenham 139 (D. Le Compte 54).

St Albans B 202/7 (E. Radford 50) met St Albans C 209/ 7 (J. Lamb 79 n. 0.). East-Shirley 1/5 met St Albans A 160/8 (P. Thomas 60). Eighth grade Lancaster Park B 187/3 (M. Oats 79) lost to Lancaster Park A 188/6. High School Old Boys 53 lost to Sydenham A 54/2. Marist 44 lost to Riccarton 46/0. Old Collegians 173 (R. Bayliss 55) lost to East-Shirley A 174/8. East Shirley B 154/4 beat Sydenham B 57 (R. Parlane 7/21). Ninth grade Cashmere Wanderers 114 (J. Findlay 50) lost to EastShirley 116/4 (J. Wood 60 n. 0.). Marist 167 (Fahey 66) lost to Sydenham 172/6 (R. Wells 52). Woolston A 212/6 (Brown 64, Price 64) beat Lancaster Park 116/6. Woolston B 220/7 (S. Calverly 76 n. 0.) beat High School Old Boys 158/9. High School Old Boys B 104 (E. Douglas 5/21) beat St Albans 68. Tenth grade Burnside-West 186 beat St Albans 150. Sydenham 168 beat Lancaster Park B 55. Lancaster Park 138 (Beagle 5/20) lost to Marist 139/3. Sydenham 168 beat Lancaster Park 55. President’s Old Collegians A 160/8 lost to Burnside-West 161/6. Sydenham A 215/8 (K. Prusas 82) beat St Albans 38. Old Collegians B 117 lost to Hospital 118/5. High School Old Boys A 203/8 (Jones 57) beat Riccarton 191/8 (C. O’Malley 65). Sumner 151/8 (McKendry 76 n. 0.) beat Sydenham B 112 (Harris 54). Woolston B 155/8 (K. Iremia 97 n. 0.) lost to Lancaster Park Police 156/4. Woolston A 128 lost to Lancaster Park B 133/6 (S. Cameron 50 n. 0.). Marist 197/9 (B. Ashton 66) lost to East-Shirley 198/2 (G. Haase 61, J. Grocott 58). Lancaster Park A 222/5 (Higginson 99) beat High School Old Boys B 161/5. SUBURBAN Merivale-Papanui easily accounted for Southern Districts in the senior suburban competition on Saturday to remain a clear leader at the end of round seven. The other three matches all resulted in draws, Heathcote, New Brighton and Richmond Working Men’s Club gaining first-innings points. At Edgar Mclntosh Park, Southern Districts declared its innings overnight, 52 runs in arrears of Merivale-Papa-nui’s 224. It then set Southern Districts 228 runs to win after declaring its second innings. After the opening pair, Alan Laurent and Bruce . Harris, were dismissed, Southern Districts crumbled to a penetrating Merivale attack. Ken Stagg took a further five wickets, giving him nine for the match, and Ron Provan was rewarded with four for 17., Southern Districts was cleaned out for 113 with the

openers scoring 67. At St Leonard’s Square, it was a surprise that Heathcote attained first-innings points. Heathcote was in a dismal position of 128 for eight chasing Sumner’s 187. Kit Chambers and Dave Ward put on an unbeaten ninth-wicket partnership which passed Sumner’s tally. Ward and Chambers scored 57 and 40, respectively, to give their team a two-run first-innings lead. Heathcote was then set a target of 180 runs to win. Time was a barrier, however, as Heathcote finished the day at 117 for seven. Richmond Working Men’s Club had the upperhand in its match with Upper Riccarton at Richmond Park chasing Richmond’s first innings of 191, Upper Riccarton was finally dismissed for 143. Richmond then batted through to afternoon tea, declaring at 138 for seven, with a session of play remaining, Upper Riccarton needed 187 runs to win, but never really excelled in its quest for victory.

Dave Stuthridge, at 51 not out, had the highest score of the match. Stumps were drawn with Riccarton 153 for five.

At Rawhiti Domain, New Brighton, already ahead overnight of Hornby’s total, batted a further five overs to have a handy 39-run lead over Hornby. Hornby then batted most of the afternoon, declaring at five o'clock to have an overall advantage of 159. Eight runs an over was a little beyond New Brighton’s reach. The match was called off with New Brighton at 100 for three. The eight teams are now divided into two groups with points carried forward to determine a second-round competition. The first group consists of Merivale-Papanui, Hornby, Heathcote, and Richmond Working Men’s Club. In the second New Brighton will meet Sumner, Upper Riccarton and Southern Districts. Two centuries were scored in lower grades. Peter Finlayson, of the Southern Districts Three D grade, scored 107 not out, the highest score of the day, and Russell Hortin, of the Merivale-Papanui senior B team reached 106. Three hat-tricks • were secured. They went to Brent Martin (Hornby Four C), Phil Wansborough (Sumner Three D), and Michael Ford (Southern Districts Four D). One of the best bowling returns went to Greg Buzzard, of the Third D Christchurch Working Men’s Club team. He took 12 wickets from two* innings. In the first innings, he took six wickets for fifteen and in the second, captured a further six wickets for seventeen runs. * Wayne Howell, of Bright Four C, also had a rewarding day, with seven wickets for eight runs. Competition points: Meri-vale-Papanui 69, New Brighton 45, Hornby 42, Sumner 41, Heathcote 23, Upper Riccarton 22, Richmond 19, Southern Districts 17. Scores.— A. Senior A s £ Sumner 187 and 181/7 dec.

(O. Southon 45, D. Braid 35 n. 0., S. Booth 32; A. Smit 3/ 37) drew with Heathcote 189/ 8 dec. (D. Ward 57 n. 0., K. Chambers 40 n. 0., D. Moody 35; S. Booth 4/69), and 117/7 (M. Sands 31; S. Booth 3/33). Umpire: G. A. Clark. Merivale-Papanui 224/4 dec. and 175/6 dec. (R. Smythe 41, J. Knowles 31; M. White 3/48) beat Southern, Districts 172/9 dec. and 113 (A. Laurent 39; K. Stagg 5/43, R. Provan 4/17). Umpires: V. F. Payne, G. A. Cooper. Upper Riccarton 143 (R. Palenski 5/50, R. Wesney 3/ 37) and 153/5 (D. Stuthridge 51 n. 0.; R. Wesney 3/13) drew with Richmond W.M.C. 191/8 and 138/7 dec. (R. McKay 48; P. Wallace 3/49). Umpires: R. I. Bourke; D. H. Hunwick. Hornby 116 and 199/6 (R. Wilson 58, B. Adam 41; S. Messervy 4/75) drew with New Brighton 155/5 dec. (B. Maxted 61, W. Adams 55 n. 0.) and 100/3 (R. Cooper 31). Umpires: N. G. Clark; A. W. Blackburn. Senior B Baisweil 240/5 dec. beat Sumner 98 and 88. Southern Districts 180/9 (D. White 50) and 183/2 (W. Weallens 83; S. Weir 70 n. 0.) beat Merivale-Papanui 176/9 and 183/7 dec. (R. Hortin 106). Belfast 173/4 dec. and 212/ 5 (D. Rhodes 57; M. Vincent 69) beat New Brighton 136 and 247/5 dec. (M. Wilson 60; S. Craib 58). Harewood 137 and 148/5 dec. drew with Hornby 88 and 125/9. Third A Heathcote 193 (Clark 87; B. Williams 5/35) beat MerivalePapanui 164. Upper Riccarton 167 (C. Tibbots 71) beat Hornby 166. Halswell 199/6 (K. Marshall 63 n. 0.) beat Richmond W.M.C. 146. Sumner 162 beat New Brighton 86 (P. Boreham 5/ 25). Third B Papanui 141/8 (B. Montford 75) beat B.W.U. 137/7 (Abelt 74). Harewood 58/3 and 50/2 beat United 42 (I. Poole 5/7; T. Boomer 5/5) and 50. Christchurch 151/7 (A. Knowles 61; P. Kinninmonthe 50) beat Templeton 127. Addington 139/3 beat N.B.R.F.C. 59 (P. Agassiz 6/ 30) and 51/6. Belfast 84 beat New Brighton 57. Third C New Brighton 162 (R. Afteo 6/42) beat Richmond W.M.C. 135 (C. Evans 5/33). Hornby 108/8 dec. (K. Richards 5/41) beat Prebbleton 33 (C. Creamer 5/12; B. Martin 4/15 including a hattrick)- and 124/2 (D. Hoskin 56). Merivale-Papanui 121/7 beat Halswell 80. Air N.Z. 110/8 beat Hoon Hay 107 (T. Clark 53). Third D Southern Districts 175/2 (P. Finlayson 107 n. 0.) beat Hornby 170 (B. Furness 76). Heathcote 220/8 (P. Mundy 71) beat Harewood 90 (L. Thoms 5/24) and 66/5. Christchurch 78/2 dec. (B. Tucker 58 n. 0.) and 81/5 beat New Brighton 75 (G. Buzzard 6/15) and 81 (G. Buzzard 6/ 17). Sumner 182 beat Belfast (B. Wansborough 5/3 includ-

ing a hat-trick). Fourth A Riccarton 58 (N. Burrell 6/ 3) beat Meri.vale-Papanui 59/ 2. Waimak SM 133/6 (R. Lawry 51) beat New Brighton 57 (M. Riley 6/12) and 26/4. S.A.S. 83 beat Hoon Hay 79. Harewood 64/8 beat Halswell 61 (I. Case 5/19). Hornby 93/6 beat Papanui 90 (G. Dawson 5/16). Fourth B Addington 109/4 (D. Barr-ington-Robbins 50 n. 0.) beat Riccarton 105. L.R.L.F.C. 120/2 (D. Crosby 51 n. 0.) beat Hornby 110. Merivale-Papanui 65/4 beat New Brighton 62 (C. Hawkins 6/35). Harewood 90 (M. Pragnall 5/23) beat Sumner 48. Postßank 231/9 (R. Thomson 52 n. 0.) beat Richmond W.M.C. 57 (C. Donovan 5/7). Fourth C Harewood 148 (S. Haugh 64) beat C.C.F. 101 (W. Gennon 5/32). Templeton 116 beat Hornby 111. Heathcote 107/7 beat Meri-vale-Papanui 104 (K. McTeigue 6/18). New Brighton 70/5 beat Grosvenor 62 (W. Howell 7/ 8). Fourth D Christchurch 73/5 beat Occidental 68/9. ABC 149/9 beat Heathcote 87. Hoon Hay 114/9 (M. Ford 6/14 including a hat-trick) beat Southern Districts 112 (D. Rimoni 5/22). Merivale-Papanui 99/2 beat New Brighton 89 (M. Barker 5/33) and 56/4. Players selected to play a South Canterbury second team in a 50-over game at Edgar Mclntosh Park on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. are Wayne Burtt (captain); Bruce Day; Jim Bennie (Halswell); Phil Rodley; Rob Triggs (Meri-vale-Papanui); Adrian Sands (Southern Districts); Neville Shadwell (Hornby); Gavin Hill; Wayne Adams (New Brighton); Kelvin Kelly; Tony Jones (Harewood). Manager: Dave Milne. Practice will be held at Rawhiti Domain on Wednesday, January 27, at 5.30 p.m. If unavailable contact D. Milne 326-470. An under-23 Suburban Colts team has also been named to play South Canterbury under--23 at the same venue, on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. The team is: Murray Sands (captain), lan Cartwright, Mike Shrimpton (Heathcote); Eugene McFarlane (Sumner); Brian Maxted, Roger Hemingway, Mark Wilson (New Brighton); Dave Henderson (Richmond Working Men’s Club); Craig Courtis, Darren Leigh (Merivale-Papanui); Mike Owens (Halswell); and Darren White (Southern Districts.) ELLESMERE Southbridge B 86 and 103 (D. Kettles 3/12, B. Lewis 3/ 11) lost to Springston Black 158/7 dec. and 40/1 (B. Earnshaw 30 n. 0.). Southbridge A 201/7 dec. and 183/2 dec. (C. Heslop 41, M. Patterson 67 n. 0., W. Maw 56 n. 0.) beat Dunsandel 144/7 dec. and 129 (R. Saunders 38; Heslop 6/33, R. Brears 3/33). Lincoln 196/7 dec. and 201/5 dec. (A. Carver 79, N.

Allen 68) lost to Weedons 181 and 173/5. Springston Green 104/9 dec. and 114 (G. Barnes 31; C. Stewart 5/41) lost to Taitapu 149/8 dec. and 173/6 dec. (P. Pennycuick 41, D. Hamilton 70). Points after round seven: Leeston 108, Taitapu 71, Lincoln 66, Springston Green 50, Dunsandel 50, Springston Black 46, Southbridge A 44, Weedons 34, Southbridge B 15. BANKS PENINSULA Akaroa 377/6 dec. (D. Langrope 186, M. Johns 36, J. Masefield 74) beat Allandale 241 (N. Dew 35, Bruce Turner 92, C. Cantwell 43). Wainui 148/3 (G. Goodwin 43, C. Chamberlain 42) beat Awaiti 140 (H. McFarlane 63, R. Masefield 40; R. Craw 3/ 21, B. Hutchinson 3/28). Kaituna 260/6 dec. (J. Pavey 118, K. Watson 70, H. de Pass 54; M. Ewart 2/44) beat Le Bons 212 (G. de Latour 73,W. Masefield 44; H. Joseph 3/ 34). Little River 208/8 (C. McFarlane 54, C. Stanbury 43; B. Blatchford 3/34) beat Diamond Harbour 207/8 dec. (T. Coop 46 n. 0.). Banks Peninsula junior representative side to play Malvern at Glentunnel on Sunday, January 31: T. P. Johnston, M. Stronach, P. Foley, T. A. Johnston, S. Bachelor, P. Peak, S. Bulman, D. Bulman, M. Brietmeyer, R. Brietmeyer, M. Boyd. PRIMARY SCHOOL PA I Invercargill Canterbury won the twentyfifth anniversary Invercargill Licensing-Trust Bank South Island primary school tournament by one point from Southland Maroon after both teams drew their last round matches in Invercargill. Final points in the tournament were: Canterbury 20, Southland Maroon 19, Nelson 17, Marlborough 16, Central Otago 15, South Canterbury, Ashburton, Southland Country and West Coast 12, Southland Gold 10, Otago 9, North Canterbury, North Otago 8, Buller 7. Results of the last day’s matches: Southland Gold 99 (Philip Turner 22, Jason Hasler 24; Ben Taylor 6/38) beat North Canterbury 95 (Marcus Lewis 34: Stuart Lang 4/37, Jamie Frisby 4/30) on the first innings. Central Otago 83 (Kelvin Coutts 24; Grant Eden 4/19, Rana Stevens 3/19) beat Marlborough 68 (Rhiane Smith 3/17) on the first innings. Southland Country 156 for five dec (Ben Ward 43, Gerry Clode 32, Sean Hurley 22) beat Buller 25 (Sean Hurley 5/4) and 68/5 (Quentin Richards 34 n. 0.; Nigel Allen 3/20) on the first innings. Southland Maroon 128 for six dec. (Richard Ryan 51 n. 0., C. McKenzie 29) drew with Ashburton 73 for eight (Dean Burgess 6/21). Nelson 170 for nine (Jamie McKenna 23, Greg Payne 55 n. 0.; Ben Hannon 31) drew with Canterbury 100/6 (Scott Wilson 38 n. 0.; Robert Lawson 26). South Canterbury; 114 (Craig Cumming 34; ./Aaron Jefferies 3/30) drew" with

West Coast 74. Otago 132 (Andrew Schwass 25, Nathan Pitcher 20; Stephen Neil 3/27) drew with North Otago 83/8 (Campbell Gilbert 3/25). Nelson won the fielding trophy.

SWIMMING

Canterbury championships: Abbreviations. — Ashburton Allenton (All.), Avon Aquatics (A.), Blenheim (Bl.), Christchurch 1 (Ch.), Kaiapoi (K.), Nelson South (N.S.), New Brighton (N. 8. North Beach (Nth.B.), Wharenui (Wh.). MEN Open 200 m medley: G. Forbes (Ch.), I; A. Davis (A.), 2; I. MacDonald (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:23.17. 100 m butterfly: G. Forbes ' (Ch.), 1; A. Hamilton (A.), 2; M. Bouwmeester (Wh.), 3. Time, 1:2.01. 50m freestyle: M. Bouwmeester, 1; A. Hamilton, 2; A. Davis, 3. Time, 25.28. 200 m backstroke; M. Bouwmeester, 1; P. Bergman (A.), 2; I. MacDonald, 3. Time, 2:21.90. 200 m butterfly: M. Bouwmeester, 1; G. Forbes, 2; I. MacDonald, 3. Time, 2:19.24. 100 m breaststroke: G. Forbes, 1; M. Davenport (Wh.), 2; I. MacDonald, 3. Time, 1:9.53. 15, 16, 17 years 100 m backstroke: R. Smith (Wh.), 1; G. Harris (Wh.), 2; L. Penrose (A.), 3. Time, 1:4.42. 400 m freestyle: R. Smith, 1; A. Davis, 2; G. Schrader (Wh.), 3. Time, 4:18.80. 200 m breaststroke: M. Davenport (Wh.), 1; K. Giddens (Wh.), 2; R. Smith (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:38.53. 200 m medley: R. Smith, 1; A. Davis (A), 2; K. Giddens, 3. Time, 2:18.12. 13 and 14 years 400 m freestyle: D. Hibbs (N. 8. 1; C. Gordon (Wh.), 2; R. Norton (Bl.), 3. Time, 4:26.19. 200 m medley: D. Hibbs, 1; J. Ward (N. 8. 2; R. Norton, 3. Time, 2:24.31. 100 m butterfly: D. Hibbs, 1; J. Ward, 2; R. Norton, 3. Time, 1:4.41. 200 m butterfly: D. Hibbs, 1; G. Humphries, 2; C. Gordon,' 3. Time, 2:26.06. 100 m freestyle: D. Hibbs, 1; G. Humphries, 2. Time, 59.02. 11 and 12 years 200 m breaststroke: S. Hibbs (N. 8. 1; N. Cox (Wh.), 2; B. Crates (Wh.), 3. Time, 3:8.76. 400 m freestyle: S. Hibbs, 1; D. Hibbs (N. 8. 2; S. Saxton (Wh.), 3. Time, 4:41.81. 100 m freestyle: S. Hibbs, 1; J. Duncan (All.), 2; D. Abel (K.), 3. Time, 1:3.72. 100 m backstroke: S. Hibbs, 1; D. Abel, 2; N. Woods (N. 8. 3. Time, 1:9.81. 10 years and under 100 m butterfly: J. Gaskell (N.B), 1; L. Parsons (N. 8. 2; A. Westrupp (N. 8. 3. Time, 1:32.62. 200 m backstroke: L. Metcalfe (Wh.), 1; C. Schonwald (N. 8. 2; A. Westrupp, 3. Time, 3:14.48. 100 m breaststroke: C. Schonwald, 1; J. Gaskell, 2; L. Metcalfe, 3. Time, 1:34.22. WOMEN Open 200 m medley: N. Chambers

(A.), 1; F. Pollitt (N. 8. 2; M. Timms (A.), 3. Time, 2:35.97. 100 m butterfly: F. Pollitt (N. 8. 1; N. Chambers (A.), 2; L. Bras (A.), 3. Time, 1:7.39.

50m freestyle: P. Langrell (Wh.), 1; J. Collins (Wh.), 2; F. Pollitt, 3. Time, 28.44. 200 m backstroke: F. Pollitt, 1; C. Robinson (Bl.), 2. Time, 2:39.58.

200 m butterfly: F. Pollitt, 1; N. Chambers, 2. Time, 2:28.98. 100 m breaststroke: M. Timms (A.), 1; T. Turnbull (Ch.), 2; S. Rodgers (N.S.), 3. Time, 1:24.04.

15, 16, 17 years 100 m backstroke: A. Simcic (A.), 1; L. Robinson (Wh.), 2; P. Langrell (Wh.), 3. Time, 1:6.58.

400 m freestyle: P. Langrell, 1; L. Robinson, 2; A. Meeken, 3. Time, 4:27.60. 200 m breaststroke: O. Bruce (Wh.), 1; L. Robinson (Wh.), 2; A. Meeken (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:46.38. 200 m medley: L. Robinson, 1; A. Simcic (A.), 2; A. Meeken, 3. Time, 2:24.73.

13 and 14 years 400 m freestyle: K. Ellis (Wh.), 1; S. Harrow (Wh.), 2; M. Ross (Wh.), 3. Time, 4:40.27.

2(h)m medley: M. Ross, 1; S. Harrow, 2; K. Stokes (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:31.71.

100 m butterfly: K. Ellis, 1; K. Stokes, 2; S. Joyce (A.), 3. Time, 1:9.77. 200 m butterfly: K. Ellis, 1; K. Stokes, 2; M. Ross, 3. Time, 2:30.09.

100 m freestyle: K. Ellis, 1; R. Murray (A.), 2; N. Sanders (Nthß.), 3. Time, 1:3.72. 11 and 12 years

200 m breaststroke: N. West (Wh.), 1; S. Guthrie (N. 8. 2; J. Watkins (N. 8. 3. Time, 2:57.28.

400 m freestyle: N. West, 1; Watkins, 2; A. Collett (Bl.), Time, 4:53.51.

100 m freestyle: N. West, 1; J. Watkins, 2; A. Collett, 3. Time, 1:6.49. 100 m backstroke: N. West, 1; K. Titheridge (Wh.), 2; R.

Queree (N.S.), 3. Time, 1:12.62. 10 years and under 100 m butterfly: S. Eggleton (Wh.), 1; H. McCutcheon (N. 8. 2; J. Dunlop (Wh.), 3. Time, 1:23.50. 200 m backstroke: . H. McCutcheon, 1; A. Harrison (Wh.), 2; K. Pett (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:57.10. 100 m breaststroke: H. McCutcheon, 1; S. Eggleton, 2; K. Warr (Wh.), 3. Time, 1:36.38.

GOLF

Final round of under-21 inter-club competition, Windsor:

Waitikiri 317 gross (302 net), Waimairi 319 (293), Windsor 331 (287), Kaiapoi 335 (298), Avondale 345 (307), Christchurch 357 (297), Rawhiti 387 (309), Rangiora, no return.

Over-all standings after four rounds: Waitikiri, 1239, 1; Waimairi, 1273, 2; Avondale, 1334, 3; Kaiapoi, 1394, 4; Windsor, 1396, 5; Christchurch, 1449, 6; Rawhiti, 1514, 7; Rangiora, no return. Over-all net after four rounds: Waimairi, 1159, 1; Waitikiri, 1166, 2; Avondale, 1181, 3; Windsor, 1182, 4; Christchurch, 1215, 5; Kaiapoi, 1221, 6; Rawhiti, 1265, 7; Rangiora, no return. Best gross of day: J. Miles (Kaiapoi) 74, K. Collett (Waitikiri) 75. Best net: D. Grover (Windsor) 67, R. Joyce (Christchurch) 69.

BOWLS

Canterbury junior fours semi-finals, at the Shirley Club’s greens: Division one: Morrison Avenue 28, South Brighton 18; Fendalton I 24, Burwood 15. Division two: Beckenham I 21, Christchurch I 14; Hoon Hay II 25, Edgeware II 22.

Division three: Tai Tapu I 28, Burnside I 7; Shirley I 25, Redcliffs I 16.

The final will be played on February 14 at a venue yet to be decided.