SWIMMING

Evening Star, Issue 20119, 8 March 1929, Page 4

SWIMMING

RECORDS PASSED [Per United Press Association.] CHRISTCHURCH, March 7. At the carnival in the tepid baths to-night W. Cameron reduced the New Zealand 100 metres record hy 2 l-sbcc. Mis lime was 05 4-ssec. A. T. F. Stokes won the 220yds Canterbury championship, liis time being 2iuiii 33sec, or 2sec slower than his tune in the dominion championship. At a meeting of the New Zealand Swimming Council the following recoids w ere passed : 100yds intermediate "irk, 05 3-oscc— Peggy Robertson (Auckland) ._ iliLlyds, men, fresh water, oO 4-sscc—• W Cameron (Wellington). 220 vds. men, salt water, 2min Msec _ \. T. F, Stoke- ( Canterbury). lUOyds, men, salt water, 55 -l-usec— W, Cameron. . TlOyd-. ladies, salt water, Omni 0 2-sscc — K. Miller (Wellington). lUDyds, ladies, liack stroke, salt water’, 77 4-osec —Ena Stocklcy (Auckland), 75yds intermediate, hoys, breast -troke, GO -1-ssec —R. Cccldcs (Otago). loilvcls. men’s, breast stroke, Imin 52 l-ssec— L. J- Moorhousc (Canterbury). oilvds. junior girls, breast stroke, l-ssce —Judith Webster. 22i(yd-. men's, breast stroke. _ I resh water, 3min -Isec —L. Smith (’Wanganui). ,• . , . 75',’ds intermediate. girls, breast -iroko, fresh water. G 5 4-ssec —Maxine Matheson. 75yds, junior liovs. breast stroke, fresh water, Clscc—ll. Gcddcs (Otago).