SWIMMING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18341, 6 March 1923, Page 4

SWIMMING.

WAITEMATA CLUB'S CARNIVAL The Waitemata Club held a most suc- ! cessful carnival at the Tepid Baths last evening, when an interesting programme was witnessed. The visiting American and Australian athletes, Messrs. M. Kirksey, E. ! G. Krozness, and*E. W. Carr, provided the ] spectators with a fine race, Kirksey wianirtf . by a foot from Carr ' Tito American sprinter • also gave a fine exhibition of diving. The ! results are as follows: I Novice Handicap.W. Foster, 7s. 1- IT Chapman, Cs, 2. Time. 30 2-ss. Won by a yard. I Tiny Tots (Girls).— M. Bell, 9s, 1; I Miss M. Callender, 2s. 2. Time, 325. ' Tiny Tots (Boys).—R. Blackman. 6a, 1; D. Amnan, 7s, 2. Time. 30s. » ! Challenge School Race.—Richmond Road School, 1; Cambridge School. 2. A' great race, won by a foot. IOOYds Handicap.J. L. Meikle, 1; S. Kindloy, 2. 150 Yds Junior Boys' Championship.- C. Sparling, 1; R. Callaghan, 2. Won easily. 75Yds. Junior Girls' Championship.Miss R. Fernandez, 1; Miss Lockie, 2. Won by inches. 50Yds Boys' Handicap.Bourke, 1; f*smmonds, 2. Time, 355. - '50Yds Girls' Handicap.—Miss Coutts, 1; Miss Grant, 2. Time, 335. Ladies' Handicap, 66 2-3 yds.— Taylor, 1: Miss Stockley, 2; Miss Hoeft, 3. Time, 60s. / 440 Yds Handicap.— heat: S. Kindley, 28s, 1; R. Callacher, 38s, 2; S. Casey, 3. Second heat: E. Bradley, 3s, 1; N. Stockley, 295, 2; H. Moore, 275, 3. The final will be swum at the olub's next gala. Sanford Cup, City Schools' Relay Race.— Napier Street, 1; Nelson Street, 2. Invitation Race.M. Kirksey, 1: E. W. Carr, 2; G. Krognosa, 3. Kirksey just beat ■ Carr, who was inches ahead of Krogness.