SWIMMING

Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 36, 12 February 1938, Page 13

SWIMMING

CONTESTS AT PETONE

The Petone Amateur Swimming and Life-saving Club held another successful meeting at the McKenzie Baths on Thursday, there being an attendance of well over 300. Results were as follows: — Junior Girls' 33 l-3yds.—M. Helson, 1; N. Nicholl, 2; M. Cleland, 3. Time, 34sec. Junior Boys.—W. Kyle, 1; R. Peel, and F. Bold, equal, 2; A. Hewson, 4. Men's 100 yds Freestyle.—J. Dougan, 1; J. Mahon, 2; C. Harvey, 3. Time, lmin 24sec. Women's 50yds.—Z. Strickland, 1; M. Boswell, 2; A. Parr, 3. Time, 39sec. Cubs, one width. —lan Cleland, 1; Peter Marshall, 2. Time, 17sec. 100 yds Men's Breaststroke.—C. Harvey, 1; W. Patience, 2; R. Rogers, 3. Time, lijmin. Open Dive.—J. Duffy, 1; T. Garner, 2; R. Cleland, 3. Relay Race.—C. Harvey, Black, J. May, 1; J. Duffy, P. Bennie, V. Bennett, 2; J. Dougan, L. Boswell, R. Rogers, 3. The water polo match played at Thorndon figainst Worser Bay B resulted in a win for Petone by two goals.

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