SWIMMING
WELLESLEY COLLEGE SPOTtf!'
The annual swimming sports -of the Wellesley Boys' College were held yesterday at Te Aro Baths. The weather w&s good, and there was a fair attendance of parents and friends. The sports were conducted by members of the school stall, who were assisted by Sir Alexander Roberts and 'Mr J N d Wallace.
Championship points were gained as follow t Senior Championship: N. D. Jones, 14 points; J. T. Wallace, 12 points; J. J. Coyle, 19 points. Junior championship: D. Page, 15 points; C. Brookes, 9 points. Championship under 13 years: K. Livingstone, 21 points; P,i Morpeth, 13 points; P. Edmonds, 11 points. Detailed results are as follow:—
Senior Events.—soyds handicap: J. Symondn (3sec), 1; K. Jones (2sec), 2. Time, 39 3-5 sec. 50yds championship: N. Jones, 1; J,, Coyle, 2; J. Wallace, 3. .Time, 36 3-ssec^ 100 yds handicap: N. Jones (scr), 1; J. Wal« lace (scr), 2. Time, lOOsec. 100 yds cham. PionslUp: N. Jones, 1; J. Wallace, 2; J,, Coyle, 3. Time. 85sec. 100 yds breastroke han« dicap: B. Wrißht (Bsec), 1; J. Wallace (scr) o 2. Time, 114 3-ssec. 100 yds breaststroka championship: J. Wallace, 1; N. Jones. 2; .T 4 Coyle, 3. Time, 98 3-ssec. 50yds backstroke handicap: J. Coyle (scr),, 1; J. Wallace (scr),, C, ime' 58sec- 50 >'ds backstroke champiou-i ship: J. Coyle, I; j. Wallace, 2; N. Jones, 3. Time, 51sec. Diving: R. Jones, 1; 3. Wal« lace, 1 ; N. Jones, 3.
Intermediate Events.—soyds handicap: X, W.gaam (scO 1; H. Wood (lsec), 2. TimeJ 44 l-ssec. 50yds backstroke handicap: R. Hoare (3sec), 1; H. Wood (3sec), 2. Time, 66sec. Learners' race: Johnson, 1; chote, 2. fdT T-? TCA 5-~505ds handicap: E. Parke* Sn )f4: rt ? ob!, rtson (3sec>- 2- Time, 44 3-0 sec. 25.yds handicap: I. Robertson (lsec), 1* J. Leitch (2sec), 2. Time, 20 3-ssec. Mvda breastroke handicap: A. Roberts (2sec),'li P. Morpeth (2sec), 2. Time, 52see. 50ydfl breastroke championship: D. Page I- A.
Erents Under 134.—50 yds championship: X, Livingston, 1; P. Edmonds, 2; P. Morpeth 3 Time, 46 3-ssec. 25yds championship •' k! Livingstone, 1; P. Edmonds, 2; P. Morpeth 3! Tune, 21sec. 25yds learners' race: D. Ka£ 1, J. Jones, 2. 75yds championship: K. Livi ingstone, l; p. Edmonds, 2; P. Morpeth a. S' mtV Sssl c- sOy6s breastroke championshipi P. Morpeth, 1; K. Livingstone, 2; P Ed. monds, 3. Time, 62sec. 50yds backstroke championship: P: Morpeth, 1; K. LiytagstonL 2; P. Edmonds, 3. Time, 71sec. 22 \£?°%b 'i* bS/t aCt: <£• J?/ eS ' 1; W- B^'hune, 2. SOydfl
Events Under 11.—50 yds handicap- M» rf h: nA. M-fc £ELJ5**, xX en% (dead-heat), 2. 50yds breastobke &nKX Tim?. 83°s nec? <SCr)' l 5 tt Nathan/ O««>^ <5M°A Se Contests.—Life-saving race for Dewup »on IaS US£ H°USe ' '• Bday- ™*
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 60, 12 March 1927, Page 6
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461SWIMMING Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 60, 12 March 1927, Page 6
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