SWIMMING.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 215, 10 December 1925, Page 3

SWIMMING.

HAVELOCK CARNIVAL HANDICAPS. The following handicaps have been declared bv Mr. E. D. Berry for the Havelock North Club’s carnival to be held on Saturday mext in the Havelock North swimming baths:— Ladies’ Handicap, 50 yards.—Misses V. Edser, T. Lynch 6secs., Al. Davies, V. Ward. M. Simmonds, L. Hood 8, P. Jones. C. Blackert 9. J. Beyers 11. E Vowles 12. N. Hill 13. J. McLaren. D’. Townsend 14. G. Wall 15, M. West 19. Clark 20. C. Wallace 21. Inter-club Handicap 50 yards.—C. Lound 2sees.. R. Blewden. R. Ellimgham, C. Crooks. H. Rose 3 H. Le Bas 4. S. Mitchell. F. Allen. D. Graham, R. Lambie 5. S. Hogg. A. McKnight, H. Hillson. G. Coutts, S. Mackerel]. 5. Gilmoyr 6. F. West, N. Tronson, J. Cowan. W. Heffernan 7. R. McKniglit. 'l'. Fitzgerald. R. Dickson. J. Hollis. B. West 8, S. Nesbitt. P. ’Wilson 9. K. West 10. H. Plummer, Hodgson 11, Al. Daly 10. J. Skews 18. Teams Race.—C. Crooks. H. Rose, R. Ellingham. scr; R. Blewden. R. Dickson. N. Tronson 2secs., T. Fitzgerald, T. Geddis, 1). Graham 3; A. McKnight, P. Wilson R. McKnight 3; B. West. S. Gilmour. J. Cowan 4; K. West, J. Hollis, F. West 5; Al. Simmonds. T. Lynch, V. Edser 8. Dual Pelay.—Aliss V. Ward and H. Le Bas, scr.. Aliss M. Simmonds a.nd R. Lambie. scr.. Miss T. Lynch nnd G. Coutts 1. Miss P. Jones and D. Graham 2. Aliss V. Edser and Al. Daly 2, Aliss G. AVall and F. West 5. Alaiden Race. 50 vards.—R. Eves. R. Roach. K. West. 'I. Fitzgerald. G. Geddis, Hodgson. S. Nesbitt. J. Cowan. B. West, S. Gilmour. Plummer. G. Rose. HERETAUNGA CLUB SCHOOL C ARNT VAI...

I There was only standing room at the Afaddison Aleinorial Baths yesterday afternoon, for the school children’s carnival, and the greatest excitement prevailed amongst the youngsters, to whom the occasion was a red letter day. The management ot* the club, the members of which take such a practical interest in the instruction of children in swimming and in encouraging them to take, like ducks, to the water, should have felt amply gratified at the excellent display of swimming, diving ami endurance, without exhaustion, whilst, the ■ speed they put up was very satisfying. ; The great feature was, however, the frank enioyment expressed by the

youngsters in their eagerness and in their abandonment to the pleasure of . the moment. Following are the results: , Learnerfl’ Race (boys). —Nelson 1. ! Williams 2, Hesketh 3. Learners’ Race (girls). —Noel Clark .1, Norma Knuckle 2, Molly Hull 3 Boys’ Race, 25 yards.—Lewis 1, Cartwright 2. O’Neill 3. Novice Diving (girls).—Joyce Ballot 1, Elsie Carter 2. Balloon Race.—Gilby 1, Cartwright 2, Fleming 3. Girls’ Race, 25 yards.—Joyce Ballot 1, Kathleen Rowe 2, Alavis Clark Novice Diving (boys). —Dunn .1, Hutchinson 2, Afuir 3. Egg and Spoon Race.—R. Bolt 1, Alavis Clark 2. Van Asch 3 Boys’ 50 yards open. —Rose 1, Hodgson 2, Trevvhella 3. Open Diving.—G. Rose 1, AlcKennie 2, Aliss Wallace 3. Teams’ Race. —Central No. 1, .1: Central No. 2,2; Parkvale, 3. AfAHORA CLUB MEETING OF COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Alahora Swim ming Club was held at the Alahora School last Tuesday evening, Mr. W T. Chaplin presiding. The programme lor the carnival to be held at the baths on December 16 and relevant matters were discussed and the programme will be advertised immediately. Azotes of thanks wore accorded to Messrs Horne and Wise, who each donated a trophy to he competed fo'r nt the forthcoming carnival. The committee, after some discussion, decided to make a point of strictly enforcing the rules of the club iegarding the behaviour of members and others using the baths during club hours.