SWIMMING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21471, 20 April 1933, Page 7

SWIMMING

SALVATION ARMY CARNIVAL WINNERS OF CHAMPIONSHIPS The annual swimming carnival of the Salvation Army was held in the Tepid Baths last evening. A number of keenly-contested races for cliMiipionsliips aroused much excitement among a good attendance of spectators. The most successful swimmers were Miss D. Simmons,, who won six championships, and D. Clark, who won four championships. In the inter-corps competition the highest number of points, 531. was gained by Devonport. Congress Hall scored 50, and Newmarket, which was third, had all its 49 points scored by Miss Simmons. Abbreviations in the results that follow are:—C.H., Congress Hall; Nkt., Newmarket; Og., Onehunga; D.. Devonport: N.. Newton: E., Eden. 33 l-3Yds,, Ladies.—First heat: Miss G. Hodgson (D.), 1; Miss E. Deighton (C.H.). 2; Miss M. Greene (C.H.), 3. Time. 24 2-ss. Second heat: Miss D. Simmons (Nkt,). 1: Miss B. Palmer (D.), 2; Miss A. Redferu (D.). 3. Time, 24 l-ss. Final: Miss Simmons. 1; Miss Hodgson, 2; Miss Bi»ns, 3. Time, 23 2-5s 33 l-3Yds., Cadet Boys.—L. Gribble (E.). 1; N. Stone (N.), 2. Time, 20s. 66 2-3 Yds., Bible Class Boys.—A. Hodgson (D.), 1; L. Gribble (E.), 2; D. Clark (C.H.), 3. Time, 46 2-ss. 6G 2-3 Yds„ Bible Class G. Hodgson (D.), 1; Miss N. Burns (C.H.). 2: Miss B. Palmer (D.). 3. Time, 55 2-ss. 33 1-3 Yds., Bible Class Bpys Breasts stroke.—D. Clark (C.8.), 1; J. Brunt (N»)« 2; C. Watson. (D,), 3. Time, 27a. 33 l-3Yds., Bible Class Girls Breaststroke.—Miss 8.. Palmer (D.), 1; Miss G. Hodgson (D.), 2; Miss M. Green (C.H.). 3. CG 2-3 Yds., Life-saving Guards Breaststroke.—Miss D. Simmons (Nkt.), 1: Miss J. Williams (N.h 2; Miss E. Cottrill (N.). 3. Time, lm 19 2-ss. . " 66 °-3Yds., Life-saving Scouts.—D. Clark (C.H.), 1; N. Stone (N.). 2. Time, 58 2-ss. IOOYds Men.—A. Hodgson (D.). 1: ii. Perry (Og.), 2; J. Brunt (N.), 3. Time, lm 245. • • 33 l-3Yds. Backstroke. Ladies* Life-saving •Guard.—Miss D. Simmons (Nkt.). 1: Miss M. Greene (C.H.). 2; Miss E. Cottrill (IS.). 3. Time, 23 4-5» _ , 33 l-3Yds. Brea<jtstroke, Life-savmg Scou a. —D. Clark (C.H.). 1; N. Stone (N.). 2. Time 28 33 T-3Yds., Lftdies' Life-saving Guards.— Miss D. Simmons (Nkt.). 1; Miss B. Palmer (D.). 2; Mifis N. Burns (C.H.), 3. Time. 2 °al l-3Yds., Life-saving Scouts' Backstroke. —D. Clark (C.H.). 1; N. Stone (N.). 2. Ti Young People's Workers. Ladies. —Miss D. Simmons (Nkt.). 1: Miss E. Cotttill (N.). 2. Time, 295. 66 2-3 Yds , Young People s Workers. Men. L. Cunningham (Og.)i 1; J- Brunt (N.). 2 *66 2-3 Yds. Dual Relay.—Miss G. Hodgson and A. Hodgson (D.). 1: Mias B. Palmer and A. Watkin (D.). 2; Miss N. Burns and D. Clark (C.H.), 3. Tune. 45 1-s*. 440 Yds., Men.—S. Hayes (G.L.). 1. D. Cruickshank (C.H.). 2;. A. Watkin (D.). 3. OG^-SYda!,'' Bandsmen.—H. Perry (Og.). 1: R 4sir U " 5S Simmons (Ok.), and Miss G. Hodgson (D ). dead-heat. 1- !■ Diving.—H. Perry (Og.), U L- Gribble (E.), 2; Miss N. (C.H.i, 3.