SWIMMING

Evening Star, Issue 22636, 30 April 1937, Page 4

SWIMMING

KIWI CHAMPIONSHIPS Some been competition resulted from tho holding of championship events by tho Kiwi Amateur Swimming Club last evening, the decisions being ns follow : DIVING. D. Freeman (61, points) 1 P. Agnew (31.8 points) 2 Miss D. Pope (27.2 points) ... ... 3 100 YARDS MEN’S BACK STROKE. P. E. Mathieson 1 D. Reid ... 2 Time. SGsec. 100 YARDS LADIES’ BREAST STROKE. Miss W. Dunn 1 Miss I. Furdie 2 Miss E. Abernethy 3 100 YARDS GIRLS’ BACK STROKE (Intel-mediate). Miss E. Abernethy 1 Miss I. Purdie 2 Time. 92scc. 50 YARDS OPEN HANDICAP. First Heat—J. O. Reid 1, T. Shaw 2, M. O’Connell 3. Second Heat.—W- Dyson 1, Miss 1. Purdie 2, Miss E. Abernethy 3. —Final.— ' J, G. Reid- 1 T. Shaw ... ... 2 M, O’Connell ... ... 3 DUNEDIN LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIPS The Dunedin Club held its annual championship races for ladies on Wednesday evening, with the following results :—- 100 YARDS BREAST STROKE. Miss J. Harris 1 Miss H. Cleary 2 Miss P. Duncan ... 3 Miss Harris took tho lead, and at tho second turn was IJyds ahead of Miss Cleary, who in turn was leading Miss Duncan by 2yds. This position remained unchanged at the finish. Miss Harris winning by 2iyds, with 2yds between second and third. 1,00- YARDS FREE STYLE. Miss P, Duncan ...' 1 MjssiJ, Harris ... ... ... ... ... 2 These were the only starters. Miss Harris swam back stroke throughout, but Miss Duncan won comfortably by 3yds, Members of all clubs are invited to the euchre evening being held by the Dunedin Amateur Swimming Club at the baths club rooms to-morrow night.