SWIMMING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21744, 8 March 1934, Page 7

SWIMMING

ROTORUA CARNIiVAL INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS [by TELEGBAPH —OWN correspondent! ROTORUA, Wednesday A swimming carnival, including the South Auckland intermediate championships, was held this evening in the Blue Baths, under the control of the Rotorua Amateur Swimming Club. Competitors took part from To Puke, Morrinsville, Matamata, Cambridge,, Whitiora and Auckland. All events \vere keenly contested, Following are the results ■ SOYds Intermediate Boys' Qhimpionship.— J, Rogers, 1; W. Haughey, 2; Sutherland, 3. Time; 27 4-ss. Whinray Banner, Ladies.—Rotorua, 1; 33 1-3 Yds Ladies' Handicap.—jfy Kira, 1; M. Gresham, 2; J. Ford, 3. Time, 21s. 50Yds Intermediate Championship, Girls.— M. Mitchell, 1; J. Ford, 2; H. Wheti, 3„ Time, 325. Waikato Challenge Banner.—Ohinemutu, 1; Rotorua, 2; Old Boys (Hamilton), 3. 33 l*3 Yds Men's Handicap.—H. Pile, 1;' M. Hewitt.-2; A. Somerville. 3. Time. 20b. IOOYds Intermediate Boys' Championship, —J. Rogers, 1; J. Haughey, 2; M. Morrison, 3. Time, 66 2-ss. ■ 1,,. .* ,'. t . „ Dual Relay Race.— Kira and P. Pene, 1. ; IOQYds Intermediate Girls' (Championship. —RangiKira, 1; J. Ford, 2; Dulcie Wheti, 3. Time, 76 ,2-58. y: ' 6G 2-3 Yds Ladies' Handicap.—N, Kira, 1; W. Pango, 2; E. Enson, : 3.. Time, 51 3-ss. IOOYdB Ladies' Club Championship.—M. Mitchell, 1; J. Greigj 2; E. Wheti, 3. Time, 75 4-ss.'

Ladies' Dive,—-Miss J. Miller, 1; Miss M. Pilcher, 2. ' i

66 2-3 Yds Men's Handicap.—H. Pile. 1; R. Pene, 2; Ct Whitclifff), 3. Time, 41 4-ss. Intermediate Boys' Dive Championship.— C. Bryce, 1; ; P r Ewart, 2: IOQYds Men's Handicap.—W. Whaireaitu, 1; P. Pene, 2; MJ Hewitt, 3. Time.-74 l-ss. Men's Dive.—D.' Ewart, •'1; J '-H. Fitzwilliam, C. Bryce, 3. '• . / 1 IOOYds Ladies.—N. Kira, lj M. Enson, 2; M. Mitchell, 3. Time, 78 4-ss, IBOYds Men's Club " Championship.—W'. Whareaitu, 3.

PRANKLIN CARNIVAL P—SECONDARY SCHOOL EVENTS [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Wednesday The Franklin Secondary Schools' Sports Association held its first swimming carnival. to-day, at the Pukekoiie Municipal Baths. -There were good entries and very close finishes. In the senior division Wesley College secured '3B championship points, Pukekohe Technical High School 34, and St. Stephen's 11; In 'tha junior division Pukekohe. Technical High School secured first honours .with 45 points, while Wesley secured* 23,< arid St. Stephen'u 11. .Results were:—' • •• '2sYds, senior.—Vosailangi (Wesley College), 1; Blackic (St. Stephen's), 2; Wright (Pukekohe-Technical High School), 3; 1 25Yds, junior.—O'Hara . (P,), 1; Burrows (P.), 2; Kopae (S.), 3. • SOYds, senior.—VosailangL (W.), 1; Schischka (W.). 2; Wright (P.). 3. ■so Yds, junipr.—O'Hara (P.),, 1; Maasay (P.). 2; Gardiner (S.), '3. IOOYds, senior.— Wright (P,), 1; Schischka (W.), 2; Thompson (S.), .3. 1 75 Yds, : junior.—O'Hara '(P.), 1; Maasey (P.),-2; Boon '(W-). 3. , . . Standing . Dive, senior.—Wright (P.), 1; Day (P.), 2; Wylie (W.), .'J. ' Standing' Dive, junior.—Haycock (P.), 1; Boon. (W.), 2; Hayman (W.),. 3. • ' 25Yds Breaststroke, senior.—Haycock (P.), 1; Boyla '(W.), 2;- Taiapa (S:), 3. 25Yds Breaststroke, junior.—Haymm (W.). 1; Ngakura .(S.), 2. Tabloid c Events.-rSeniol': '■ Wesle'y,. 1; .Pukekohe and St., Stephen's- (dead-heat), 2. Junior :' Pukekohe, 1; . Wesley, .2; - St. Stephen's. 3. ■ '' Long- Plunge.-—Senior: - Bnyle ; (W.)A -1; Allcock (W-)r 2 : Wharfe, (P.). 3.; Junior: H. Smith (S.), 1'; -Robdrtson (W.), ; iJ; Burrows- (P.). : 3. • , : : " ■ Relay I Races.—Senior: Wesley., 1; Pukekohe, 2: St. Steplien's, 3. 'Junior; Puke-kohe,-1; 'Wesleyj 2:' St. Stephen's,! 3. Backstroke, ,25yds.—Senior:. Haycock (P.), 1; 'Revell. (P.); 2; Tungihaere (S-), 3. Jiinior< O'Hara' (P.)» 1: Oi6n (W.), 2: Baker (W.).„ 3...^. (1 ,, , r.,

MATAMATA CARWIVAL SUCCESSFUL ■ E.INA.L NIGHT [from our own correspondent] MATAMATA, Wednesday The Matamata Swimming Club'n final carnival of the season wan held in the Okauia baths last evening. There were large entries, including 6wimmer3 from Rotorua, Wellington, Paeroa, Moirinsville, Hamilton,. Matangi and other clubs, and the carnival was one of the best of the season from a racing point of view. A feature of the evening was the success of members of tlia Ohinemutu Club, Rotorua. There were, 11 entries in the 50 yards Ssuth Auokland championship, and the winner was A. Somervell (Hamilton Old Boys), who beat H. Manaki (Ohinemutu) by 2ft.._,in the Rood time of 2G 4-ss. Results were'as follows: Junior Boys'•«• Handicap, 33 l-3y.ds.—G. Claire, 1; M. Turner, 2; R. Underwood, 3. Men's Handicap, 38 l-3yds.—Final: B. Martin (Ohinemutu), 1; 11. Rakinga ■ (Ohinemutu), 2; D. Amohau (Ohinemutu), 3. Time. 16 3-ss._ Ladies' Handicap, 33 l-3yds.—Miss R ; Martin (Ohinemutu), 1: Miss B. Ngatai (Ohinemutu/, £!; Miss Dike (Mqrriusville). 3. Time, 20 4-ss. . '' 50Yds South Auckland Championship.—A, Somervell (Hamilton Old Boys), 1: ■ H. Manahi (Ohinemutu).' 2: F. Hall (Matamata). 3. Time, 2G 4-ss. Intermediate Boys.' Handicap, 50yds.—M. Turner (Matamata),-1; W. Beattie (Paeroa), 2. Time, 30s. Dual Relay Race.—Final: Miss B. Martin and H. Manahi (Ohinemutu), 1: Misn ISgatai and A. Somervell, 2. Time, 375. Men's Dive.—W. Heaney (Matamata), 1; G. Clarke (Matamata), 2; J. Salisbury (Hamilton). 3. /I=r , Novelty Dive.—F. ' Salisbury (Hamilton), 1; W. Heaney (Matamata). 2. Inter-club Relay.—Ohinemutu, 1; Matamata. 2: Hamilton Old 80yu,.3. Ladies' Handicap," 66' 2-3sds.—Muss Martin (Ohinemutu).. 1: Miss Barton (Hamilton), 2. Time, 47 3-ss. ' Men's lOOydfi Handi^p.—Final: El. Roiye (Mntamata), 1: A. Andrew (Matamata). 2; L Waller (Wellington). 3. Time, lm 10 3-55.-Novelty Sculling Race.—J. Salisbury, 1; M. Turner, 2. -

, HARBOUR ; RACE The annual harbour awiitaning race from the "Western Wharf to Shelly Bmths. a distance of three-quarters of a mile, will be decided bjr the Pons, onby-Amateur Swimming Club on Saturday afternoon. The winner will hold the Wai Wai Shield for one year.. Competitors will assemble at the vehicular ferry tee. Western Wharf, at 2.15. The following officials have been appointed: —Starter, Mr. L, Brighton; check starter, Mr. P. Worden; starter's steward, Mr. IR. Moore; timekeeper and nomination steward, Mr. L. Hill; rope steward. Mr. C. J. Sainty; judges, Messrs. C. Brothertoiw Goldsmith and Osborne* y v _ O