SWIMMING
COMBINED CLUB NIGHT NAPIER AND TE AWA In spite of ileal weather conditions last evening the combined club night of the Napier and Te Awa Swimming Clubs attracted comparatively few entries. The times of the various events were fairly satisfactory? although none was outstanding. The feature of the programme was the water polo match between teams representing H.M.S. Diomede and Te Awa, the result being a draw. The following were the results of the various events:— Junior bovs’ 66 2-3 yards (Freedman Cup).—ifcGrath X. Junior boys’ 66 2-4 yards (McLean Rose Bowl). —Seullin 1. Time, 59 8 5 secs. Junior girls’ 66 2-3 yards (Corbett Cup).—Miss Keeble (6) 1, Miss Jones (22) 2. Time, 52 2-5 secs. Intermediate boys’ 220 yards (Jennings Cup).—Bryant (70) 1, Carey (70) 2, Longley (55) 3 Timo, 8 min. 35 seen. Second heat: Hill (14) 1, Taylor (1) t, R. Brown (5). Time, 37 3-5 secs. Final: Stone 1, Hill 2, Hall 3. Time, 34 21 secs Intermediate girls. (56 2-3 yards (A. A. Geprge Cup)!—Miss Smith (16) 1, Miss Fisher (23) 2. Time. 50 secs. Senior men, 220 yards (Bowen Cup). —Bissitt (38) 1, Hare (36) 2, Atkinson (18) 3 Time, 3 min. 1 3-5 see. Ladies and intermediate girls, 66 2-8 yards.—Miss Molly Bain (21) 1, Miss Luke (16) 2, Mias McCarthy (19) 3. Time, 57 1-5 secs Ladies’ 66 2-3 yards (Haybow Cup).— Miss Simmonds (4) 1, Miss Downey (8) 2. Time, 46 2-5 secs. Backstroke handicap, 33 1-3 yards.— Jones 1, Nolan (1) 2, Sampson 3. Time, 26 1-5 secs. Intermediate girls, 220 yards Hawke’s Bay championship. — Miss Margaret Bain (Napier) 1, Miss Tui Morrin (Mahora) 2. Time, 3 min. 19 3-5 secs. Intermediate boys’ 440 yards Hawke’s Bay championship.—Boardman (Te Awa 1, Vesty (Mahore) 2. Time, 6 min. 15 3-5 secs. Breaststroke handicap, 220 yards.— Stone 1, Atkinson 2, McCashin 3. Time, 3 minutes, 30 2-5 secs Polo.—H.M.S. Diomede (1) drew with Te Awa (1). Napier B. (4) beat Te Awa B. (nil). HAVELOCK CLUB CARNIVAL. WEDNESDAY NIGHT’S PROGRAMME. The special events on to-night’s programme at the Havelock baths are the War Memorial 220 yards (men) and the Luke Wilson 100 yards Tor ladies. These events are open to members of any Hawke’s Bay club and good entries are expected. Other events are:—Learners’ Cup, Millar Cup and junior diving; Newbigin Cup, 50 yards; Christie Cup, 100 yards; junior scouts, 50 yards; senior scouts, 75 yards; schoolboys, 25 yards; schoolgirls, 25 yards; junior teams’ race and senior teams’ race. A polo match, Napier v. Hnveloek. will bo played at the conclusion of the racing.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 73, 8 March 1933, Page 2
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