WORLD OF SPORT

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11836, 18 January 1933, Page 6

WORLD OF SPORT

SWIMMING GISBORNE CLUB'S CARNIVAL The 'following handicaps have been declared byi Mr C. Craig, official liandicapper for the Gisborne Surf and Swimming Club carnival at the Mcßae baths to-morrow evening:'—

100yds. Intermediate Handicap; O. Martin, D. Bowie lOsec., M. McLernon, H. Littler llsec-, J. hBeckett 12sec., G. McKee, R. Barker 13see., J. Forster, A. Humphreys, 14 sec-, Jim Short Hsee., Ralph Martin, Ron Martin ISscc., R. Hunt, C. Hayes 24see. 33 l-3yds. Ladies’ Handicap.— Misses I). Ready 3sec., F. Lange 41 sec., B. Robinson ssec.. 6(3 2-3yds. Ladies’ Handicap.—Misses D. Reidy Ssec., B. Robinson 11 see., T. Clarke ISsec. 50yds. Schoolboys’ Handicap.— D. Lange Jsec., Ralph Martin 3jsec., Ron? Martin 4sec., B. Foote Sscc., S. G recn, Haache, E/ O wen 9sec., Jack Short lOsec., IV. I arlcy llsec., D. Leslie 16sec., J. Owen ISsec.. 33 l-3yds. Ladies’ Breast-stroke Handicap (final distance for the Goidon Cup).—Misses B. Robinson 4scc. P. Lange 6scc-, D. Reidy bsec. 50yds. Open Handicap—N. Maddox, J., Miller.2sec., D. Martin, T. Wauchop 4se., Reg. Martin llsec.) 0. Martin, D. Littler osec., H. Robinson, M. Owen olsee., A. Clark, R. Aislabie, A- Humphreys, 6sec., JForster Olsee., B. Robinson, R. Redmond, 0 . Uodgshuu, W. Bright, H. R!. Fiskeii, Jim Short, J. Boag, B. lvalilchberg v’sec., V- Valley Sscc., C. Hays' lOsec. . 100yds. Relay for Club Stars.— BW. -McKeague, N. Maddox, and 1Wauchop scr.; J. Miller, R. Aislabie and R. Colebourne lsec.; Doug. Martin, Reg. Martin, and Ossie Martin osec.; J. Bain, Hugh Singer, and J. Crawford 4sec. ; D. Bowie, M. Me. Lcrnon, and J. Dodgsliun 6scc.; GMcKee, W. Bright, and J. Forster 3 sec.; J. R. Beckett, R. Redmond and B. Kahlenberg Ssec. ; D. Lange, Ralph Martin, and Ron Martin lOsec; Jim Short, Jack Short, and R. Smythc llsec.; D. Littler, S, Slade, and J.- • Hikitapua 12sec., H. RFisken,. H- Robinson, and 8.. Robinyon I2sec.. -It. Wade, W. Varley, and B. Foote 15s.ee.; M. Owen, J. Boag, and Miss F. Richardson IGsec.; Miss j>. Reidy,.. Mis s N. Miller and Miss It. Miller 22sec. , . The following are the entries f Ol the 100-yards-club championship: J. Miller, N. Maddox, D- W- -McKea. gpe, : IjL -Co.lebournc,. H.- Singer, and Tv Wauchop-, " • \ t ' t In the -novelty event entries- are ..as followsB; Robinson,. J. ; R'; Beckett, R.'Redmond, -J. Boag,-and It.. Hunt, f Handicap, Dive—■ D- .Bowie- .3pts-, Ralphs Martin ’ spts., J. .Beckett, R, Redmond; 6pts., J- Miller, M- McLerhonr.’C. - Hansen <pts, . R- M a e Spts; / . V-; ;• ; ;■ • [ MACRAE BATH CONTROL. Dealing- with the Macrae baths, He finance-.committee reported to 'the Borough Council meeting la,st .evening as -follows t -. . • (i‘(Notifications were ' received; Horn the ,'Gisborne and - Olympic Clubs allocathig; Tuesday and Fx;iday to . Gisborne'; apd . Monday- a)id Wednesday tp the Olympic ms club Rights.. .The town clcrli .mentioned -that,. . so . far, the .club', njghts had paid..'only ,>he costvof lighting, but as. tho,clubs, anticipated better patronage tins' mouth is ‘was decided to- continue. The dly%ie: Club asked for reservations of."dates'-'-.for carnivals,; and that cerfaili'datps already booked bo altered. The- Thd uest' was complied with'.B fThe'' report" was adopted *V: . 'ip.• *' . . ' \ - ' if ' • ..

TOKOMARU BAY ACTIVITIES

As the result of a meeting of swimmers held at Tokomaru Bay last week, it was decided to form a branch of the Olympic Swimming Club. The meeting, which was convened by Mr W. L. King, was presided over by Mr R. G. Sherwood Halo. Messrs M. Fry and A. Anderson, of the Olympic Club, were also present. After hearing addresses by Mr Fry it was decided to form a branch of the Olympic Club at Tokomaru Bay, and Air W. L. King was appointed bon. secretary and Mr Mills captain. It was decided to encoitrage life saving work and Mr Mills, who is the bolder of an instructor’s certificate, was authorised to organise patrols. It was also resolved to purchase a reel and equipment. It was decided to mark safe places on the beach and to arrange for patrols on Thursday afternoons and Sun. davs..

It was resolved to provide facilities for teaching school children and adults to swim, and this matter was leftin the hands of Mr King, honorary educational instruction officer. billiards MeCONACHY V, LINDRLTM. (U.F.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright i (Received Jun. 17, 7 p.m.) LONDON. Jan. 16. Flaying for the Gold Cup, McConachy (rec. 6000) is 7051 and Lindruni 1559. > CRICKET ' POVERTY BAY ASSOCIATION. MEETING OF COMMITTEE.

Not a great deal of biisiness awaited attention at the weekly meeting of the management committee of the Poverty Bay Cricket Association which was attended by the following: Messrs. H. E. Maude (in the chair). P. C. Dwyer, R-. Couuop, A. Baker, A. 0. Woodfield. G. V. Lynex, and A. Bignall (acting-holi. sec.). The grounds committee reported that the wickets bad played well on Saturday.

The draw for to-morrow resulted as follows: R.3.A. v. Cash Stores, Nomads v. Wanderers. The second grade draw for Saturday resulted: Marist v. High School B. at tlic High School ground; High School A v. Athletic, at the Oval. It was mentioned to the meeting that several of the clubs bad not yet paid their affiliation fees and it was decided co draw the attention of all clubs to Rule 21. 'lt was decided, in view of the pending visit of the second grade reps, .to JNa.pier, to appoint selectors for tiie second grade at' next week s meeting.

R.S.A. TEAM FOR TO-MORROW The following will represent R’.S.A. at the Oval to-morrow: E. Topp, FII. Graham, D. Duncan, G. Clifton, J. Barbour, C. O’Connell, E. Harvey, H. Leo, T. File, Miller, Hal], W. Oakdcn. Anyone unable to phiy please ring R.S.A. office. GOLF ENGLISH, 'LADIES’ TEAM FOR NEW ZEALAND. DIANA FISH WICK WILLING TO MAKE TRIP. (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) (Received Jan. 17, 7.10 p.m.) LONDON, Jan. 17.' It is learnt that Miss Diana, Fishwick is certain t.o go to New Zealand and Australia with the English ladies’ gol! team if selected. It is believed tjic team will be exceptionally strong.’ BOXING UAIERLE KNOCKS OUT BANDITS (Received Jan. 17, 7 p.m.) . LONDON, Jan. 16. At Crystal Palace, in.a ten rounds bout, Laurje Jiaterie, of Stratford, knocked ■ opt •Buudius in the -,second round-