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PALMERSTON SCHOOLS’ SPORTS SIX RECORDS BROKEN Palmerston North, March 6. An overcast sky, with intermittent showers, failed to dampen the ardour of primary school boys and girls at their tenth annual swimming sports at the Municipal Baths this afternoon, when no fewer than six records were bettered. The standard attained by the swimmers was excellent, and was an improvement on previous sports. College Street succeeded in retaining the Manawatu Jewellers’ Shield for the boys’ relay race, but the Freeth Challenge Cup they lost to Central, who notched 38 points in championship events, College Street being equal, with Terrace End, with 31 points each for second place. An outstanding performer was C. Judd, of College Street, who broke the 66 2-3 and 100 yards championship records. He also played a prominent part in reducing the boys’ relay race record. Colbourne (Central), and C. Oliver (College Street), also broke a record each. Following are the details of the records broken, with the previous records given in parentheses:—66 2-3 yards senior boys’: C. Judd (College Street), 42 3-5 sec. (C. Judd, College Street, 50 l-ssec., 1928). 100 yards: C. Judd, Imin 13 2-5-see. (Richards, Central, Imin. 25 1-ssec.. 1928). Senior breaststroke, boys, 33 1-3 yards: Colbourne (Central), 29 l-ssec. (Dahl, Terrace End, 29 4-ssec., 1926). Senior boys’ backstroke, 33 1-3 yards: C. Oliver (College Street). 28 2-ssec. (Richards, Central, 30 4-ssec.,‘ 1928). Boys’ relay: •College Street, Imin 31 2-5 sec. (College Street, Imin. 37 l-ssec., 1928). Mixed relay: Terrace End, Imin. 44 l-ssec (College Street, Imin 54 l-ssec., 1928). Detailed results are as follow:— CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS. Senior Boys, 66 2-3 Yards.—-C. Judd (College Street), 1; C. Oliver (College Street), 2; Campbell (Central), 3. Time, 42 3-ssec., a new record. Senior Boys’ 100 Yards.—C. Judd, 1; Oliver, 2; Tims (Terrace End),, 3. Time, Imin. 13 2-ssec.. a new record. Breaststroke, 33 1-3 Yards —Colbourne (Central), 1; Campbell, 2; Cameron, 3. Time, 29 l-ssec., a new record. Backstroke, 33 1-3 Yards. —Oliver, 1; Colbourne. 2; Judd, 3. Time, 28 3-5 see., a new record. Senior Girls’ 33 1-3 Yards.—N. Wood (Terrace End). 1; H. Clinton (Terrace End), 2; B. Campbell (Central), 3. Time, 26 2-ssec. Senior Girls’ 66 2-3 Yards.—N. Wood, 1; H. Clinton, 2; J. Winiata (Central), 3. Time. Imin. 3 2-ssec. Breaststroke. 33 1-3 Yards. —J. Tucker (College Street). 1: J. F, Edwards (College Street), 2: B. Campbell, 3. Time, 32 4-ssec. Backstroke. 33 1-3 Yards.—N. Wood, 1; G. Goodrich, 2; J. Tucker. 3. Time, orj 3-sspc “ Junior' Boys’ 33 1-3 Yards.—Schultz (Terrace End). It Fletcher (Central). 2: Hocking (Central), 3. Time, 26 4 'junior Boys’ 33 1-3 Yards Breaststroke—Cater (Central), 1; Fletcher, 2; Schultz 3. Time. 34sec. ■ Junior Girls’ 33 1-3 Yards.-E. Wilby (Central). 1: P. Hebden (Terrace End). 2: G. Goodrick (Central), 3. Tune, 32 "n veil st stroke 33 1-3 Yards.—G. Goodrmk 1: E WHby, 2; P. Hebden, 3. Time, 38 Reiav Race, Boys.—College Street, 1; Central. 2; Terrace End. 3. Time, Imm. 31 2-5 sec., a new record. 1 Relay Race. Girls.—Terrace End. 1; Central, 2; College Street, 3. Time, 2mm. IS Relav Race, Mixed.—Terrace End. 1; College Street, 2; Central, 3. lime, Imin. 44 l-ssec., a new record. SCHOOL EVENTS. West End boys: Lindsay, 1; Little, 2. Time, 31 l-ssec. i . in West End girls: J. Hands,. 1, L. ll Butler, 2. T ’West End girls :G. Silva, 1; H. Brooker, 2. Time, 31 3-ssec. , Hokowhitu boys: A. Dallas, 1, M. Creighton, 2. Time, 31 3-ssec. _ Hokowhitu girls: G. Smith, 1, J. Cameron, 2. Time, 47 -.-jsee. College Street boys: Pearson, 1; McMurray, 2. Time, 28 4-osec. 1 T College Street girls: P. Payne, 1, J. Chapman, 2. Time, 39 4-osec. . Convent boys: B. Homan, 1; Leydon, 2. Time, 26 4-ssec. Convent Girls: P. Furlong, 1; A. Murphv, 2. Time, 32 3-ssec. Terrace End boys: D. Gilchrist, 1; B. Tipling, 2. Time, 33 l-ssec. Terrace End girls: L. Petrie, 1; E. Hall, 2. Time, 39sec. , HANDICAP EVENTS. Boys’ Breaststroke, 33 1-3- yards.— Cameron (College Street), 1;, Monk (West End), 2. Time, 36 l-ssec. Girls’ Breaststroke, 33 1-3 yards.— M. Morris. (West End), 1; J. Chapman (College Street), 2. Time, 41 3-ssec. Backstroke, Boys. 33 1-3 yards.—Kennedy (Terrace End), 1; McMurray (College Street), 2. Time. 40sec. Backstroke, Girls, 33 1-3 yards.—J. Chapman (College Street), 1; D. Reid (College .Street), 2. Time, 47 2-sset. Bun and Lemonade Race. —Central, 1; Convent, 2. Time, Imin. 33 3-ssec. Diving: Boys, Hankins (College Street). 1: Colbourne (Central). 2. Diving: Girls. B. Dudley (Terrace End), 1; W. Furlong (Convent), 2. ■ ? : ' / /. ■■ ■ ■' ' MASTERTON SPORTS Masterton, March 6. There were good entries for the evening 'swimming meeting held by the Musterton Swimming Club in Dixon Street Baths to-night, and several exciting finishes took place. Results of the events are as follow: — 50 Yards Men's Handicap.—R. D. Horne (set - .). 1; R. Smart (Bscc. 1,2; N. Creelman (7scc.), 3. Time, Blsce. 100 Yards Intermediate Handicap.—J. Barnes (scr.), 1; R. Barnes (scr.l. 2; R. Bodie (4sec.). 3. Time, 81 3-ssec. 50 Yards Handicap.—Miss N. Cohen (4scc.). 1 : Miss M. Morton (scr.), 2; Miss D. Hunt (3sec.), 3. Time, 48sec. 50 Yards JtiniGr Boys’ Handicap.—J. Corndine (scr.), 1; W. Smith (2scc.). 2: A. Barnes (scr.), 3. Time, 44sec. 25 Yards Junior Girls’ Handicap.— Miss N. Cohen (Isec.). 1 : Miss I. Vincent (4sec.). 2: Miss E. Masters (scr.), 3. Time. 21 2-ssec.
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