SWIMMING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXI, Issue 305, 9 December 1931, Page 2

SWIMMING

HAVELOOK CARNIVAL HANDICAPS FOR TO-NIGHT The handicaps for the Havelock North Swimming Ciub’s carnival tonight are as follow: — Ladies’ 25 yards.—Miss Grocott, Miss McDonald (5), Miss Butcher (4), Misses Satchwell, Thompson, Leicester, Treneman and Webb (3), Miss Joll (1) Miss Eaves (scr). Schoolboys’ 25 yds.— Duncan (17), Webby (6). Estaugh (9), Tunnicliffe (5), Cooney’ (3), Eager (3), Petch (2), Boyle (1), Leicester (1). Joll (1), Christie (scr). Schoolgirls’ 25 yds.— Tunnicliffe (8), D. Marven (7), Ross (4), (Baker-Gabb (4) Vernon and Steel (3), B. Marvin (1) B. Donkin (scr). Open Dash, (25 yds).— Jago (8). West, Steel, Duncan, Russell. Fergusson, Hill (2), G. Christie, Inglis (1). Leddon, A. Christie and Heffernan (scr). Intermediate (50 yds).— W. Leicester (7), Coates, Duncan Eves, Russell (5) W." Christie (4), Leedon (scr). Open Handicap (75 yds).— Hill, West (7), Fergusson (6), Inglis (4), G. and A. Christie (2), J. Heffernan (»«)■ Teams’ Race.— Leicester’s team (14), Satchwell, Trenneman, Eves. (14), Steel, Ross, Jago (7), Fergusson,’ Russell. Hill (6), Eves. Dunean West (6) G. and H. Christie and Leedon (2) Heffernan, Inglis and A. Christie (scr). Also, learners’ diving, biscuit and whistle (novelty), and school teams’ race. The programme will be concluded with the practice polo match. ENTRIES FOR RAINBOW SHIELD. The Havelock entries for the Rainbow Shield to be held at the Maddison Baths on Friday night ar* as follow: — Junior boys.— Eves, Dunean. Leicester. Junior girls: B. Duncan, P, Marvin and B. Marvin. Intermediate (boys): Leedon, Fergusson, Christie. Intermediate (girls): M. Trenneman M. Webb, J. Satchwell. Men’s open: Eagles. G. Christie. A. Christie. Ladies* open: T. Eves, B. Joll. Junior diving: A. Duncan, C. Eves. Open diving: F. Bussell. Teams’ race: No 1 team (Heffernan, Inglis, Christie, Fergusson), No 2 team (Leedon. Christie, H. Christie, Russell). Any of the above unable to swim please notify the secretary, Mr P. Leigh. Transport will be arranged. COMBINED CLUB NIGHT SUCCESSFUL FIXTURE. The combined club night of the Napier and Te Awa Swimming Olube was held in the Municipal Bathe, Napier, last evening. There was a good attendance of the public. Large entries were received ana the handicapper brought the competitors well together, so that some very close finishes resulted. The officials, one and all, carried out their duties in a manner whidl made everything go very smoothly. The whole programme was got through with great promptness. The following s are the results:— 1 Junior Girls’ handicap, 88 1-8 x yards:— Miss Biggs (18secsj 1. Miae B. keeble (lOsece) 2, Miss MeKandridi (14secs) 3. Time, 27 1-5 sect. Intermediate boys’ handicap, 88 1-8 yards:—Skinner (7) 1, Boardman 2, Redman (1) 3. Time, 23 4-sseca. Intermediate girls, 33 1-3 yards.— Miss Downey (5) 1, Miss Anderson (8) 2, Miss Lowry (8) 3. Time, 29 3-5 pees. Men’s handicap, 33 1-3 yards.—First heat: Bacon (8) 1, Stevens (5) 2, Rolla (4) 3. Time, 44secs. Second heat: Nolan (10) 1, Hislop (6) 2, Stone (7) 3. Time, 44secs. Final: Bacon 1, Nolan 2, Stevens 3. Time, 45 l-ssec«. Junior boys’ handicap, 33 1-3 yards: Longney 1, Mickie 2, Redshaw 8. Tima, 27 3-ssecs. Ladies’ handicap, 50 yards.—Miss Marshall (3) 1, Miss Elsmore 2, Miss Lowry (7) 3. Time, 42 4-ssecs. Napier High School Old Boys’ race, 33 1-3 yards.—First heat: Hare (2) 1, Lambie (2) and O. Daniell (3) dead heat 3. Time, 21 4-ssecs. Second heat: Rolls (2) 1, Douglas (6) 2, Steere <flj 3. Time, 20 3-ssecs. Final: Daniell and Rolls, dead heat 1, Hare 3. Tima, 21secs. Ladies’ diving competition.— Miss Keeble 1, Misses Downing and Laming equal 3. Teams race, 100 yards.— Skinner, Longney and Biggs (36) 1, Keeble, Boardman and Anderson (18) 2, Rolls, Long and Hare (scr) 3. Time, 78seos. The polo match resulted in a win for the Te Awa Possibles by three goals to the Te Awa Probables’ one.