SWIMMING
KIWI CLUB RACES The Kiwi Amateur Cluj* brought to a close its championship series at the club hour last night, and two special races were held for cups presented for junior breast' ! stroke swimmers who had not won a race in school or junior • championship competition. A championship race for girls, breast strobe, 12 and under, will be held next Tuesday* Results:— .. • ,v: 60 Yards Junior Girls’ Breast Stroke Scratch Race.—Miss M. Goldthorpe 1* Miss J. Dunn 2, Miss V, Payne 3. -50 Yards Junior Boys’ Breast St&qke Scratch Race.—H. Newall 1, E. Grif« fen 2. 820 Yards Ladies’ Free Style.—Miss I. Purdie 1, Miss W. Dunn 2. CUP POINTS. Ladies’ Challenge Cup (ladies’ thampionship series) —Miss I. Purdie, IX! points, 1; Miss W. Dunn, 9 points, 2; Miss E. Aberhethy, 4 points, 3. Intermediate Girls’ Cup. (intermediate girls’ championship series) —Miss G* Harris, 9 points, 1; Miss 0. Garvin and l Miss N. Lane, 6 points, equal, 2; Misa E. Goldthorpe, 3 points, 4. : ■ Junior Girls’ Cup (junior girfsl championships)—Miss E. Goldthorpe,' 13 points, 1; Miss N. Lane, 5 points, 2 Miss N. Peat, 4} points, 3. Halliday Cup (club championship)—\V. Dyson, 12 points, 1; 0. Kidd and A. Thomas. 8 points, equal, 2. , Intermediate Boys’ Cup (intermediate championship.—G. Lawrence, 11) points, 1; P. Young, 10 points, 2; 1« Wilson, 7} points, 3. ■ _ Junior Boys’ Cup, (junior champion- ' ships)—-C. fell, 14 points, 1; R. Peat* 9 points, 2; J. Purdie, 3 points, 3. Lang Cup (boys’ handicap series* 10 and under) —R. J. Isaacs, 22 points* 1: G. Sinclair, 20 points, 2; B. Payne* i 12 points, 3. . Lang Cup (girls’ Handicap senes, 10, and under) Lorraine Kearns, 21}|. points. 1; Sadie Payne, 14 points; 2 Lyall Kearns, 13} points, 3; V. Brown* 8 points, 4. SOCIAL EVENING. Another successful social evening was held by the Kiwi Club in the baths club room last night, the' euchre prizes, being won by Mrs W. S. HindmarcH and Mrs J. M‘Taggart. The “ booby ’ ‘ prizes were von by Mr J. Ferguson and Sirs J. Gray. During the evening tbs president -(Mr S- . Brown) expressed hia pleasure at the support being given to these functions, and stated that the Kiwi and Dunedin Clubs were holding them on alternate nights.
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Evening Star, Issue 22954, 11 May 1938, Page 2
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