SWIMMING SPORTS
Last Night’s Carnival GREAT CROWD KEEN COMPETITION Few towns put on uu evening sports programme equal to that of the Carnivals organised by the EeiUling Amateur Swimming Club anil no town gets the support from swimmers and the general public that Feililing gets. East night's carnival was another marked, success. There was a record entry and the spectators were present in great force. The carnival was officially opened by a bright speech from Mayor Taylor. wSfo complimented the Club and the crowd on the success of the meeting. His Worship made a hit when he referred to the three families of Feililing that had done and were still doing so much for swimming—the Fades, the Ilewes and the Sporles. Mr Taylor paid a well deserved tribute to the secretaryship of Miss Bertha Dewe and the fostering of the art of swimming amongst the children by Mrs. E. 11. Fisher—remarks that were received with applause.
Swimming in the 220 yards cqxeii handicap, E. Smith, of Feililing, holder of the breaststroke championship for this event, broke the record by nearly two seconds. His time was itmin. 2 2-osee., against his record of 3min. 4sec. He received an ovation from the crowd on the announcement being made. Thu Kangitikei Cup, held by P. Fade, of Feililing. was captured by the Dannevirke champion. D. Eindsay, who won the event comfortably. CAR XIV AI, OFFICIALS Patron, Mr. J. G. Eliott; Controller, Mr. O. C. SiKirle; Starter, Mr. J. Fahey ; Referee, Mr. C. Eade; timekeepers, Messrs. Smithers, Pryde and Worsfold: Check Starter, Mr. G. Fitzpatrick; Call Stewards, Club Captains; Cashier, Mr. J. Simpson; Judges, Messrs. Delehanty, Hurdle and Gaskin ; Watch Checker, Mr. G. Eliott; Diving Judge, Mr. C. Eade: Blackboara Steward, Mr. K. O’Neill; Doorkeeper Mr. J. Lyne: Recorder, Miss C. Gifford: Ladies' Supper Committee, Mesdamos Fisher, Stalker, Telford, Sporle and Dewe; Hon. Secretary, Miss B. Dewe. DISTINGUISHING MARKS D for Dannevirke; C, Central; W, Wanganui : M. Marton ; E- Levin; H. Hokowliitu: T.E., Terrace End, F, Feilding; Y.MC.A. THE RESULTS. Roys' race. 25 yards.—First heat: J. White (Osec) 1. T. Dewe (scr) 2. 11. Edwards (4sec) 3. Second heat: V Northover (sir) 1. A. Dewe (Osec) 2, W. Morris (ssec) 3. Final: A. Dewe 1. It. Edwards 2. J. White 3 Time 20 2-osee. 50 Yards Handicap.—-First Heat: G. Kenning (C) 7sec 1. G Plank (H) Osec 2; time 35 3-ssee. Second Heat J. Teelian (D) lsec 1. R. Barry (U) osec 2: time 37 2-osee- Third heat: N. Dowsett (D) scr. 1. H. Ellison (M ) Bsec 2: time 30 4-ssec. Fourth heat: W. Burns (F) lOsec. 1. I). Walker (D) Osec 2: time 34sec. Fifth heat: A. Register (D) Bsee 1. .T| Jeffs (F) lists- 2; time 34 4-5. Six till heat: N. Hurdle (F) 7sec 1. G. Gi-indrod (F) Osec 2: time 30 4-ssec. Seventh heat: P. Harford (F) Osec 1, K. Dickie (H) Bsee 2 : time 35 1-5. Eighth heat: C. Hamer (M) Osec 1. R. Lloyd (D) Osec. 2; time 32sec Ninth heat: D. Gowau (W) scr 1. C. Davis (W) Osec 2; time 35 4-osee. First semi-final: Kenning 1. Register 2. Burns 3; time 35 2-ssec. Final: Kenning and Register, dead heat. 1. Jeffs 3; time 33 2-ssec. Ladies’ 50 Yards-—First heat: Miss L. Edwards (T.E.) Bsec 1. NMilverton tC) ssec 2, L. Robinson (T.E.) Ssec 3: time 38 3-ssec. Second heat: Miss B. Harford (F) Osec 1. Miss M- Edwards (T.E.X Ssec 2. Miss O. Sporle (F) Osec 3; time 40 sue. Final: Miss M. Edwards 1, .Miss L. Edwards 2, Miss Milverton 3 : time 40sec.
220 Yards Open Handicap.—First heat: I’. Sears (II) 07see 1. D. Goxvan (W) 40sec 2. A. Seivers (F> 40 sec 3: time 3min. 12sec. Second heat: It Wragge (D) 30sec 1, MWysoeki (M) 07sec 2, G. Grinilroil (F) 50sec 3: time 3min 18 2-ssec. Third heat: J. Slxand (H) G2sec 1, P. Eade (F) 34see. 2 L. Smith (F) 43 sec 3 : time 3min 13 3-ssec. Final: Wysoeki 1, Seal's 2, Sliand 3; time 3min T 4-ssec.
Boys’ 50 Yards. —First Heat: L Hamer (M) 2see 1. B. Jenkinson (T-E.) Osec 2; time 30 4-ssec. Seeon,! heat: T. Gill (E) ssee 1. T. Dewe (F) 2sec 2; time 43sec. Third heat: Carter (T.E.) scr 1. N. Northover (M) scr 2 : time 43see. Eina 1 Jenkinson 1, Hamer 2, Carter 3: time 40 l-ssec. Corfu Dive—-D. Lucas (W) 1. 50 Yards Girls’ Race—First heat : D. Kingslieer (H) osec- 1, K. Snelling (C) Osec 2. B Culpan (T.E.) 4 sec 3; time 30 3-ssee. Second heat: L. Roach (F) scr 1. N. Hendry (F) 2sec 2, IV True (M) 12sec 3: time -yisec. Final: D. Kingslieer 1. KSuelling 2. L. Roach 3; time 30sec. Rangitikei Cup. 100 yards.—D. Lindsay (I>) 1. D. Simmons (C) 2. P. Eade (F) 3; time 03sec. Open Dive.—l*- Eade 1, It. Mackintosh 2. Ladies’ 75 Yards Breaststroke.— Miss P. Culpan (T.E.) 7sec 1. Miss N. Milverton (C) osec 2. Miss I’. Broa,! (F) 4sec 3; time 1 min 18 l-ssec. Dual Relay, 75 yards.—First heat : Miss Revere and R. Mackintosh (F) 1. Miss Kingslieer anil Young (II) 2. Miss 11. Harford and P. Harford 3. Second heat: Miss Milverton an,i Simmons (C) 1. Miss Roach and Seivers (F) 2. Miss Bridge and Jeffs 3. Final: Miss Revere anil Mackintosh 1. Miss Milverton and Simmons 2; time 53 1-5 sec. Men’s 100 Yiirds Breaststroke First heat : D. Lucas (W) ISsec 1. G. Gaskin (F) 7sec 2. M. Andrews (C) 20sec 3: time lmin 30 3-ssec. Second heat: E. Coates (C) 17sec 1. L. Smith (F) scr 2, G. Gaze (IV) 10 sec 3: time lmin 34 l-ssec. Final: Coates 1, Gaskin 2; time lmin 30 sec. Flying Squadron, 200 yards.—Central 1. Levin A 2AVater Polo—Feilding and Dannevirke v- AVangauui. a draw, one goal each.
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Feilding Star, Volume 11, Issue 4179, 28 February 1934, Page 6
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