SWIMMING

Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 61, 14 March 1939, Page 18

SWIMMING

BIBLE CLASS SPORTS

The Presbyterian Bible Classes _ of Wellington held .their annual swimming sports at Thorndon Baths recently. The competition for the mter-class cup resulted in a win for Roseneath with 36 points, St. Giles being second with 17 points, and St. Stephens (Lower Hutt) third with 12 points. The relay cup was also won by the noseneath classes, with St. John's second. Roseneath classes won both trophies in 1936 and 1938, but lost to Kelburn and St. Stephen's in 1937. Results are as follows:— 33 l-3yds Breaststroke.— Cully (St. Stephen's), 1; Hoy (Roseneath), 2, Woodcock (St. Giles), 3. 66 2-3 yds Senior Free Style.—Ballard (Roseneath), 1; Marshall (Roseneath), 2; Deavoll (St. Stephen's), 3. 33 l-3yds, under 18.—Mclnnes (St. Giles), 1; Macfarlane (St. Andrew's), 2; Robertson (Seatoun), 3. 33 l-3yds Senior.—BaUard (Roseneath), 1; Marshall (Roseneath), 2; Caradus (St. Giles), 3. _ 66 2-3 yds, under 18.—Mclnnes tot. Giles), 1; Dunlop (Roseneath), 2, Wright (St. Stephen's), 3. ~ 33 l-3vds Backstroke.—Mclnnes (bt. Giles), l; Bell (Roseneath), 2; Brabm (Roseneath), 3, r>™iiir (<Zt 33 i-3yds Breaststroke.— Cully (bt. Stephen'sri; Hoy (Roseneath), 2; Wall (St. John's), 3. ,„ ' ?s l-3vds under 16.—Dunlop (Roseneath), 1; Co?km (St. John's), 2; HudSoOpe? aD^e:-Blanchard (St. John's), 1-Baliard (Roseneath) and McKay (St. Andrew's), equal, 2. Class Points.-rßoseneath 36,, St. Giles 17 St. Stephen's 12, St. Johns 9, &t. Andrew's 4, Karori 1, Seatoun 1.