SWIMMING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18891, 13 December 1924, Page 14

SWIMMING.

DEVONPORT CLUB'S GALA.

LIST OF HANDICAPS.

The Devonport Swimming Club will hold a swimming carnival at the Calliope Dock this afternoon. Following are the handicaps : —

Girls' Handicap, under 12 years.—L. Lowe, sen E. Wright. 2s. Boys' Handicap under 12 years.—W. Cameron, scr; R. Wright. 2s; A. McClusky, 2s; fc. Fergus, 2s; J. Mowison, 3s. Ladies Novice Handicap, 50 yards.—M. Bell scr; L. Champion, 3s; E. Harris, Gs; lx. Chapman, 7s. Club Handicap, 100 yards.—L. Pairgray. scr; W. Ahlers, 3 s. J. Heaton, 3s; W. Teapo Gs; 11. Mealing. 7s; M. Morrison, 8s; C ~d * 9 t S: S - K'udley, 9s; J. AlcDougall, 14s; r. Lowe, 14s. Breaststrokc Handicap. 100 yards.—A. Morns, scr; L. Piddock. 7s; W. Connor, 8s; R c » u >ercm 9s; L. Coburn, 10s; F. Ansell, 12s; 1. Lowe. 14s. Ladies' Open Handicap, 100 yards —,T Bell, scr; P. Page, Is; P. Sharp, 9s; G.' Chapman, 12s. Novice Handicap, 50 yards.— R. Cameron, scr; "ft. Connor. 2s; H. Mealing, 3s; S. Goodwin, 3s; B. Basset, 3s; F. Ansell 4s; G. Elisor, ss; J Dennis, ss; G. Gana.van, ss; X. Hicks, ss; J. Cook. Gs; S. Carr Gs- C Lay, Gs; J. McDougall. 7s; T. Lowe.' 9s.' ' Open Handicap, 100 yards.—L. Fairgrav B J, Ti J« Heaton 3a: W. Stevens. ss; T. Rowell. Gs; G. Jull, 7s; W. Kewish, 7s; J. Courtayne, Ss W. Johnston. 8s; J Johnston 8s; R. Cameron, 8s; J. Benttie. 9s; K. Lynch, 9s; A. Adamson, 93; C. Hand 9st. Edwards. 9s; G. Johnston. 10s; W Foster. 10s; F. Ansell, lis; K. Worth, lis- D Hyauiason, lis; V. Spanow, 12a.

NEW MOUNT EDEX BATHS.

The new Mount Edcu Borough Baths will be officially opened by the Mayor of Mount Eden, Mr. E. H. Potter, next Monday evening, when a carnival will be held by the Mount Eden Swimming Club. A splendid programme nas been arranged. The following handicaps havo been "declared by Mr. H. Moore:—

50 Yards Inter-club Handicap.—Leo Kronfeld. Bcr; 11. Adamson, Is; A. Baird. J. Lales, W. J. Stevens, N. Stockley, 2s; It Coleman. F. Edwards. B. Belcher W Wil S° U, TrT T ' I Rov, '?] l Vr ß -, Parr - 4s ; H - Chapman, P. Worden, P. Hedges, ss; D. Hyaiuason, C YVliter. 0s; S. Goodwin, B. Talbot, 7s; W Harrison, O. Bell. R. Crewther, 8s; W' llarces, W. J. Stevcn3, 9s; W. Hardman 7s. 100 Yards Handicap.—Leo Kronfeld scr' H Adamson. 33; D. Pelham, E. V.'Ounnold, 4s; N. Stockley, J. Kales. ss; T. Rowell, A. Bndson, 7s; A. J. Morris, 6s; J. Beattic. 9s; B. Belcher, It. Petry, ]0s; M \\i.son. S. Kindley, D. Hyauiasou, lis- O Bell, 13s; It. Be Foree. lis. 50 Yards Ladies' Handicap.—Misses E Stockley, P. Page. J. Bell, scr; Miss M*. tarquhar, is; Misy M. Bell. 7s; Miss Soljak, Bs.

50 \nvds Girls' Breast stroke Handicap.— Misses M. Johnson, scr; F. Manning, Soliak, 43; E. Dargie. L. Dargie. Cs. 100 Yards Old Boys' Handicap.—C. Wit- ; f „". scr:.P. Ansell. Cs; E. Croft. ,T. Rankin; 10s; W. Moore. J. Watts, K. Cave, Us 100 Yards Championship, Kowhai 'and Mauugawhau Schools.—G. Miller, It. Wright J. Rankin, J. Matthews. D. Robinson °ll' Paul, It. Smith, J. Faber. J. Egan, J Cooke, E. Croft, H. Spottiswood, M. Stephenson.

50 Yards Championship, Mount Eden and Maungawhau Schools.—,!. Thode, C Brown L. Martin, E. Head. It. Miller, S. Best," D. Dawson. M. Lees. 50 Yards Girls' Championship, Kowhai School,—Misses J. Lye. J. Kinnear, I. Anderson. E. Wngley. 11. Murray. A. Turner. M. Wallace, R. Pollard, G. Diddams. E. Berridge, E. Harris, A. Grieves, E. Clements, J. Barwell, S. Moir. N. Lowe. A. Scrlc E. Crosby, E. Dargie. L. Dargie. 100 Yards School Relay.—Mount Eden Vermont Street. Nelson Street, Devonport, Maungawhau. Normal.

■ THE GRAMMAR CLUB. The Grammar Swimming and Life-sav-ing Club has arranged a swimming gala to fake place at the Mount Eden baths next Wednesday evening. Races for men and ladies, life-saving contests, and a waterpolo match form'part of a varied programme. Entries close to-day. POXSOXBY CLUB'S GALA. The Ponsonby Amateur Swimming and Life-saving Club will hold a swimming carnival at the Shelly Beacli Baths on Christmas Day, in aid of the school instruction classes fund. Events include 220 yards, interclub, and 50 yards club and novice handicaps, and a 100 yards ladies' handicap. Entries will close next Saturday. DISPLAY AT HAMILTON. |Ny TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON. Friday. A swimming carnival, the first of the season at Hamilton, was held in the Municipal Baths last evening under tho auspices of the Old Boys' Swimming Club. There was a largo attendance. The results were as follow :—

33 Novice Handicap (under 16). —X. Smith (35.), 1: Chitty (scr.), 2. Time, 22 2-ss. •33 l-3Yds Open Handicap.—l!. Smith (3k), 1: Mitchell (55.), 2. Time, 225. .53 1-SYds Ladies' Handicap.—Misa M. Ci nningham (55.), 1 ; Miss M. MoL&ughlan (scr.), 2. Time, 275. 33 l-3Yds Secondary Schools Handicap. —Chitty (Is.), 1; N. Smith (35.). 2. Time. 22 4-ss.

Prettiest Style Lady Swimmer.—Miss H .Whitlock, 1; Miss McLnchJan, 2. Uovs' Divo (under 16). —('. \V. Lewis, 1 : F'nilay, 2. Ladies' Dive.—Miss 11. Whillock, t ; Mis.; Peebles, 2.

66 2-3 Yds. Open Handicap Mitchell (10s.), 1 ; Pii.sk (95.), 2. Time, 43 3-sts. 66 2-3V"rls <liil. Handicap.— McKnight (scr.), 1 ; McCormack (scr.), 2. Time, 51 3-sh.

Open Handicnp Dive—C. \V, Lewis, 1 • X. JtosH, 2.

House Relay Race, —.Dairy Company, 1 ; Accountants, 2,