CONTROL OF SWIMMING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 57, 19 February 1935, Page 6

CONTROL OF SWIMMING

H.B. Centre Executive Meets PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS The executive of the Hawke’s Bay Swimming Centre met in Napier lasi evening, the chairman, Mr. A. 1. Rainbow, presiding over Messrs. 11. Prebble, J. Arrel, A. V. Harris, J- Ireland, G. Coutts, B. Bissett, L. Andrews, W. West, H. Poppelwell, H. Seed, E. Algie, S. Rouse, L. Bull, C. -McLean, K. 11. Miles and W. T. Harvey. Details in connection with the Hawke’s Bay provincial swimming championships, to be held at Napier next -Monday and Tuesday evenings, were discussed, and the following officials were appointed:—Referee, Air. F. Allen; director of sports, Air. S. Rouse; judges, Messrs. G- Marshall, T. Brennan, C. Lassen, G. H. Brown; diving judges, Alessrs. E. D. Berry, JU. Poppelwell, C- AlcLean, C. Kirkley, H. Le Bas, G. Gcddis; computing committee Alessrs. D. Graham, L. Andrews; starters, Alessrs. A. IL Alclvor (championship), C. McLean, H. Le Bas; check starters, Alessrs. N. Alclvor, li. Prebble, J. Scott; call stewards, Alessrs. F. Workman, 11. AleKerreli, T. Hardy; lady stewards, Alesdames G. Kebble, C. Atkinson, Wall; timekeepers, Alessrs. H. Fulton, A. D. Ross, J. Ariel, R. Prebble, H. Seed; timekeepers’ steward, Mr. D. Graham; standard timekeeper, Mr. J. Wise; local officer, Air. H. Seed; final stewards, Alessrs. F. Ford, Mcßride, K. Bryant; rope stewards, Alessrs. G. Coutts, T. Ireland; stewards, T. Chapman, J. Jotinstone, snr., L. D. Bissett, K. Douglas, C. Daniell, D. Alclvor, T. Prebble; handi capper, Air. E. D. Berry; Press steward, Air. W. T. Harvey; official tester of stop watch, Mr. W. Corbett; diving referee, Air. L. Fisher; timekeeper’s steward, Air. L. Fisher.

For the intermediate diving championship each competitor must execute four compulsory and two optional dives. The compulsory dives will be a half-screw forward running and a back dive, both off the low board, a running plain and a back somersault, both off the second board, There will be one optional uive off each board.

HERETAUNGA NOMINATIONS The following swimmers have been nominated by the Heretaunga Swimming Club to represent it at the Hawke s Bay provincial championships in Napier next week:— Men s chaiuuionthips.—s(J yards, A. McDougall; lOi) yards, A. McDougall, 220 yards, E. Doggett; 4-10 yards, E. Doggett; 880 yards, E. Doggett; 150 yards ,backstroke V. Hill; diving, B. Wright, C- Thurlow. Championship teams race, one team. Women's championships.—JO yurds, Aliss J. Hood; 100 yards, Miss J. Hood; 220 yards breaststroke, Misses H. McGregor, A. AlcKay; diving, Airs Fisher, Miss 1. AlcKay. Intermediate beys.—so yards, Al. Lord, F. Sullivan; 100 yards, Al. Lord, F. Sullivan; 220 yardfi, F. Sullivan; 100 yards breaststroke, K. Drummond; diving, B. Morley, C. Treacher, H. Sherridan, J. Lockyer.

Junior boys.—so, 75, 100 and 150 yards, H. Sherridan, J. Alclvor, C. Aislabic, 1. Brooker; 75 yards breaststroke, R. Drummond, Junior girls.—2s, JO, 75 and 100 yards, I’. Casnpbell, B. Cox, 1. AlcLaren.

All of the above competitors are required at the Maddison baths on Thursday evening, when a polo practice will also be held. NAPIER CLUB ENTRIES The committee has selected the following swimmers to represent the Napier Swimming Club at the Hawke’s Bay championships:— Senior men’s 50 yards.—H. Holls, J. Hare, N. Willis, B. Bissett, T. Prebble. Senior men’s 100 yards.—J. Hare, N. Willis. Senior men’s 220 yards.—N. Willis, G. Calder, B. Bissett, G. Aniner. Senior men’s 410 yards.—J. Hare, N. Willis, G. Aniner, E. Cox, G. Calder. Senior men’s 880 yards.—N. Willis, E. Cox. Senior men’s 150 yards backstroke. —C. Atkinson. Senior men’s 220 yards breaststroke. —C. Atkinson. Senior ladies’ 50 yards.—Miss Margaret Bain, Miss O. Downey. Senior ladies’ 100 yards.—Miss Alargaret Bain, Miss O. Downey. Senior ladies’ 220 yards.—Aliss Margaret Bain, Miss O. Downey, Miss R. Luke. Senior ladies’ 440 yards.—Aliss Alargaret Bain Miss R. 50 yards intermediate boys.—L. Pointon, A. Gempton, S. Alonrad. 100 yards' intermediate boys—L. Pointon, A. Gempton. 75 yards intermediate girls.—Aliss M. Johnstone, Miss Y. Luke. 100 yards intermediate girls.—Aliss M. Johnstone, Miss Y. Luke. 220 yards intermediate girls.—Miss M. Johnstone, Aliss Y. Luke. 100 yards intermediate boys' breaststroke.—T. Gray, L. Laysell. 75 yards intermediate girls’ breaststroke.—Miss Y. Luke. Senior diving.— L. Boland. 50, 75, 100, 150 junior boys’ championships.—J. Kearney, G. Reddell, C. Collett. 75 yards junior boys’ breaststroke. — G. Gregg. . 25, 50, 75, 100 junior girls’ championship.—Alisses R. King, J. Harbottle, P. Alaroney, C. Knight, B. Popplewell. Junior girls’ 50 yards breaststroke. —Miss R. King. Swimmers are requested to wear regulation costumes with the club’s star HERETAUNGA CLUB Meeting of Executive At last night's meeting of the Heretaunga Swimming Club executive a good attendance was presided over by Mr L. J. Fisher. The programme for next Friday was approved as follows:— Novice boys’ 50 yards, girls’ 50 yards, women's 50 yards, club handicap 220 vards, second distance Campbell Cup boys’ 100 yards, B gade handicap 50 yards, club senior championship 50 yards, open and B. grade diving, teams The secretary was instructed to confirm with Te Awa the date, next Friday, for the visit of its polo team. It was decided to hold on Wednes- !■ y night the final of the Armstrong Ci n. 110 yards, together with the campbell Cup (boys), 150 yards. Transport to the Hawkes Bay proriuoial championships arranged, it

being left to Mr H. McKerrall to arrange for a special bus to leave the stand each evening at 6.45. In order to ensure that competitors are present lor the heats in the afternoon arrangements for their transport by car were made. The team selected for the championships was approved. Final arrangements relative to the Ferguson Cup inter-ciub carnival on Wednesday week were made. Admission charges were fixed at 1/- for adults and 6d tor children, and it was further decided to make reserves available at an additional cost of 3<l the box plan being at Mr H. B. I’opefwell’s.

The selector advised that the team to represent Heretaunga m the Ferguson Cup contest would be announced on Friday. The secretary’s action in sending a telegram of congratulations to 11. Watkins on his success in the national mile was endorsed. HAVELOCK NORTH CARNIVAL To-morrow’s Handicaps The Havelock Swimming Club has spared no effort to make to-morrow nights club carnival the best yet submitted to patrons this season. The programme is as follows: —Blackmore Cup, 50 yards, tchoolgirls’ 50 yards, intermediate boys’ 220 yards, Newbigin Cup 75 yards, women s 75 yards, men's 220 yards, Nimon Cup diving, “Me and Dad ’ relay, junior teams race, senior teams race, learners’ diving. The programme will conclude with a water-polo match for the Henry Willianis Memorial Cup between Havelock North (holders) and Napier (challengere). NAPIER CARNIVAL Handicaps for To-night The following entries have been made by the Te Awa Swimming Club for to-night’s carnival at the Napier Public Baths:— John Swinson Cup, 33 1-3 yards breaststroke.—J. King scr., Snaddon 1, Miss B. Keeble ti, Miss B. Smith 5, li. Jones 6, Mrs. Scarfe 4, J. Heath 8, Miss liush 7. Hamlin Cup, 150 yards.—Boardman 12, Coutts 26, Ireland 30, Thompson 33, Hutton 35, W. Willis 35, Longney 35, A. Willis 36, C. Nicholson 38, Cushing 40, L. Nicholson 42, J. King 45, Dallitnore 46. Golding Cup, 100 yards.—Miss Simniods 6, Mrs. Marshall 16, Miss Maliy 21, Mrs. Scarfe 23, Miss Pycroft 25, Miss Fulford 25.

Jennings Cup, 100 yards.—Carey 16, Longney 23, Snaddon 27, Redshaw 30, R. Jones 31, Dobson 33, Fairbrother 34, Clarke 35, Kite 35, Parnell 34. A. A. George Memorial Cup, 50 yards.—Miss B. Smith 4, Miss B. Keeble 6, D. Ace 10, G. Melbye 12, J. Christie 12, S. Snaddon 13, M, Jones 13, J. Ke Bas 14, J. Hillson 14.

Freedman Cup, 50 yards.—Fulford 23, Buddy Jones 27, L. Jones 30, C. Rainer 27, J. Copas 31, I. Heath 31. Corbett Cup, 50 yards.—M. Rowe 14, G. Redshaw- 16, J. Redshaw 18, E. Melbye 16, P. Moroney 20, C. MeCnshin 21, N. Keeble 22, V.‘ Yates 23, J. Heath 23.

NAPIER CLUB'S CUP DISTANCES The following handienns have been declared for the Napier Club's cup distances at the combined clubs’ carnival to-night:— Junior boys’ 50 yds., MeLcan Rose Bowl.— J. Kearney 11 secs., J, McCarthy 13, G. Reddell 14, A. Smith 16, M. O’Connor, R. Collett, G. Johnstone 17, N. Titter 19, L. Wiig 20, N. Hilton 19, 11. Wiig, M. Anderson 21, Armstrong 23, 11. Duncumb 25, D. Kearney, G. Coldicutt 27, R. Willis, R. Nicol! 32, P. Soloman 33, B. Reid 34, S. C. Soloman 35, R. Moorcock, G. Kearney 36 sees. Junior girls’ 66 2-3 yds, Seinde Cup.— Misses J. Harbottle 13 secs., 11. King T 3, N. Stanford 15, W. Smith .17, J. Kavanagh, J. Lc Bas, K, Duncumb 19, W. Withington, B. Popplewell 20, N. Jack, P. Maroney, A. Hansen 21, C. Knight 23, T. Josephs, P. Knight 25, J. Georgensen 27, N. Johnstone 29 secs. Intermediate boys’ 50 yds., Bryant Cup:— A. Gempton, S. Monrad, L. Boynton 8 secs., B. Walker, J. Fergusson 10, J. Lee, Younghusband, F. Spackman 12, R. Ennis, A. Clark, B. Herbert 13, H. Dewes 14, L. Layzeli 17 secs. Senior ladies’ and intermediate girls’ 66 2-3 yds., Hedley Cup.— Misses M. Johnstone 7 secs., Mary Bain, O. Downey 9, M. Earney 11, E. White, Y. Luke, H. Hamilton 12, R. Luke 12, M. Aniner, H. Watson, M. Fisher 14, Molly Bain 15, J. Murdock, A. Donovan 17, E. Moore 18, M. McKendrick, J. Kemp, D. Arthur 20, P. Murdock 23 secs. 66 2-3 yds. breaststroke, Seymour Memorial Cup.— D, Marshall scr., G. Hale, M. Peake 2 secs., D. Smith 3, F. Lefort 6, 11. Griffiths 9 secs. Senior men’s 220 yds, Bowen Cup.— N. Willis 30 secs., B. Bisset, J. Hare 38, E, Cox 39, G. Calder, G. Amner 42, D Densham 47, I. Johnstone 49, W. Hefleinan, J. Harding 52, T. Mahoney 62 secs. JOO yds. teams’ race.— Rolls, Prebble, Hare scr; Willis Bisset, Heffernan 2 secs.; Johnstone, Densham, SumntarseH 3; A>nner, Armstrong, Armstrong; Coutts, Boardman, Miss Simmonds 5; Harding, E. Cox, Mahoney 4; Brown. Hammond, Boland 6; Grace, Rhodes, Marshall; Hill, Browne, Stevenson; Hutton, Longney, Ireland 7; Clothier, Hardgraves, Hardgraves; Nieholsen, Nicholsen, Dadson 8; Willis, Wilks, King 10; Redshaw, Longney, Carey 11; Herbert, Spackman, Gempton; Walker, Fcrgusson, Clark; Marshall, Mahy, Smith 14; Cushing, Dallimore, Thompson 15; Misses Bain, Bain, Luke 19; Fairbrother, Fulford, Rowe 24; Rees, Fulford, Pyccroft 26 secs.