SWIMMING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22353, 26 February 1936, Page 11

SWIMMING

EVENTS AT TEPID BATHS FARMERS' TRADING COMPANY ANNUAL CARNIVAL DECIDED Tho seventh annual swimming carnival conducted by the staff of the Farmers' Trading Company, Limited, was held at the Tepid Baths last evening before a largo and enthusiastic attendance. Competition for tho Chamberlain Cup, which is donated to the department scoring tho most points, was extremely keen, the inter-depart-mental relays especially causing excitement. The trophy, held last year by Office with a total -of 52 points, was won by Hardware with 3.3 points. At the conclusion of tho carnival, the cup was presented to Mr. W. Burridge, representing the successful team, by Mr, A, A. Ross, chairman of directors of the company. Gold medals, awarded in both the ladies' and men's divisions for the highest number of individual points, were won by Miss G. Wynyard, eight points, and B. Carbury, T. Peacock and E. Tremain, who tiedf with six points. Following are the results, the abbreviations for the various departments being : Hardware (H,), Despatch (Desp.), Drapery, Factories and City Stores (D,), Office (O.), Grocery (G.), Queen Street (Q.). 33 l-3Yds, under 18.—First heat: It. A. Ripley (O.), 4s, 1; D. Carbury (D.), 4s, 2. Second heat: E, Tremain (II.), 4s, 1; T. Peacock (Q.), 2s, 2. Third heat: G. Whatnall (O.), 4s, 1; J. Jeromo (Desp.), 4s, 2, fourth heat; G. Murpliy (Desp.), 3s, 1; N. Dougan (Desp.), 4a, 2. Final: E. Tremain, I, R. A. Ripley, 2; G. Whatnall, 3. Time, 20 4-ss. 33 l-3Yds, girls, under 18. —J. Craies (G.), 4s, 1; J. Campbell (O.), 2s, 2; J. Boyd (G.), 4s, 3. Time, 2Gs. 33 l-3Yda Men's Handicap—First heat: J Good (Deßp.), 3s, 1; R. Skinner (Desp,), 4s, 2. Second heat: J. Sherrifl (Q.) t ss, 1: F. Paton (D.), ss, 2. Third heat: P. Brodie (G.), Bb, 1; L. Thompson (H.), Is, 2. Fourth heat,; G. Wallace (H.), scr, 1; D. Hill (H.), 3s, 2. Fiith heat; T. Peacock (Q.), ss, 1; E. Taklo (D.), 4s, 2. Sixth heat: W. Burridgo (H.), 7s, 1; J. McLennan (Desp.), ss, 2. Final: T. Peacock, 1; G Wallace, 2; P. Brodie, 3. Time, 21s. 33 l-3Yds Ladies' Handicop.—First heat: G. Wynyard (Q.). 6s, 1; J. Thompson (O.), scr, 2. Second heat: Z. Rowell (H.), Gs, 1; J Nicholas (O.), 4s, 2. Third heat; J. Webster (O.), 2s, 1; D. Undrill (Q,), 3s, 2. Final: G. Wynyard, 1; Z. Rowell, 2; J. Webster, 3. Time, 23 2-ss. 33 l-3Yds Men's Breaststroke Handicap.— B. Carbury (D.), (is, 1; W. H. Humphrey (Q.), 7s, 2; E. Takle (D.). 2s, 3. Time. 30 4-ss. 33 l-3Yds Ladies Breaststroke Handicap.— J. McNiece (Q.), 10s, 1; J. Campbell (O.). Bs, 2; J. Thompson (O.), Is, 3. Inter-departmental Dual Relay Race, GO 2-3yds.—Miss J. Thompson and J. Lundon (O.), 1; Miss Z. Rowell and G. Wallace (II.), 2: Miss D. Undrill and T. Peacock (Q.), 3. Corfu Dive, ladies.—J. Thompson (O.), 1; G. Wynyard (Q.). 2. , Corfu Dive, men.—L. Thompson (Hfl, 3; B. Carbury (D.), 2. 133 l-3Yds Inter-departmental Relay.— Hardware (L. Thompson, H. Robertson, W. Hill, G. Wallace), 1: Office, 2; Despatch, 3. Most Original Bathing Costume.-Men's: Despatch (R. Skinner, D. Cottrell), 1, Ladies': Grocery (P, Bradley, J, Boyd), 2. GG 2-3 Yds Men's Handicap.—First heat: K. Douglas (H.), 3s, 1; J. Sherriff . (Q.), 9s, 2. Time. 54jfl Second heat: G. Wallace (H.), scr, 1 ; D. W. Hill (H.), ss, 2. Time, 50 2-ss. Third heat; O. Cross (G.), ss, 1; H. G. Robertson (H.), 4s, 2. Time, 45a. Fourth heat: D. Carbury (D.), 7s, and F. McLean (Desp.), 7s, dead-heat, I.' Final: O. Cross, 1; G. Wallace, 2; D. W. Hill, 3. Time, 465. Candle Race, ladies.—M. Dodd (Q.), 1; G. Wynyard (Q.), 2. * ■ Candle Race, men.—N. Crawford (Q.), 1: J. Donald (Q.), 2. Under-water Race, men, 75ft.—J. McGill (O.), 1; C. Robertson (O.), .2. Under-water Race, ladies, 50ft.—Z. Rowell (H.), 1; J. Campbell (GJ, 2. The total points were as follows:—Hardware. 33; Office, 32; Queen Street, 31; Grocery, 17; Drapery, 9; Despatch, 7, ANNUAL SCHOOL GATHERING ST. MARY'S COLLEGE SPORTS Following are the results of the annual swimming sports of St. Mary's College, Ponsonby, which were decided at the Shelly. Beach Baths yesterday:— IOOYds Championship, senior,—K. Grey, 1. 50Yds Championship, senior,—K. Grey, 1: J Drysdale, 2; A. Mountain. 3. Nettt Header, senior.—D. Holmes, J; M. Hickey, 2; Y. Harper, 3. Neo,t Jump, senior.—M. Brookes, 1; A. Mountain, 2; G. Mourie, 3. 50Yds Championship, junior.—S. Jenkinson. 1; J. Laffey, 9. 33 l-3Yda Handicap, over 15. K. Grey. 1; J. Drysdale, 2; A. Mountain, 3. 33 l-3Yda Handicap, under 15. J. Laffey, 1; S. Page, 2; J. Brookes, 3. 33 l-3Yds . Pasclich, 1; K, Grey, 2. 33 l-3Yds Handicap, under 13. —S. Jenkinson, 1; Y. Harper. Q; M. Haines. 3. 33 l-3Yds Handicap, under 10.— R. Delany, 1; N. Clajlc, Q; K, Hickey, 3. Balloon Race, —M. Stone, 1; K. Goonan. 2. Beginners' Race.—M. l>elaigey, 1; M. Finlayson, 2: N. Clark, 3. Secondary Relay Raoe.—Form VI., 1; Form IV., 2; Form V„ 3. } 20Yds, tiny tots.—K. Hickey, 1. ——————— PARNELL CLUB'S CARNIVAL HANDICAPS FOR TO-MORROW it The following handicaps have been declared by tho Auckland Swimming Centre's handicapping committee for events to be decided at the Parnell Swimming Club's carnival at tho Tepid Baths to-morrow evening:— 33 l-3Yds Tiny Tot Girls.—M. Clarke (Wai.), D. Arnold (Ota.), P. Walden (Wai.), D. Metcalfe (Mt. E.), V. Harper (N.S.), scr; B. James (Mt. E.), Is; A. Hargreavcs (Far.), R. Magill (Par.), J. Collins (Wai.), P. Hastings (Ron.), 2s; M. McConneli (N.S.), 3s; P. Proctor (N.S,), 7s; J. Jameson (Ota.), withhold. 33 l-3Yds Tiny Tot Boys.—A. Blackie (N.S.), I. Culpin (Pon.), set; J. Bell (Mt. E.). M. Bell (E.S.), la; D. Irvine (Pon.), 2s; K. Howe" (Par.), 3s; P. Agnew (Wai.), M. Menzies (Pon.), Cr. Menzies (Pon.), F. Brown (Pon.), R. Wilson (Pon.), A. Wilson (Wai.), R. Wallace (Par.), B. King (Par.), L. MacNamara (Par.), 4s; F. Delgrosso (Pon.), B. Mulvjhjll (Wai.), 5«; 11. Scott (N.S.), Gs; D. . McQuillan (Wai.), 7s: V. Hills (Pon.). 10s; B. Sinel (N.S.), Us. 50Yds Novice Handicap, open.—D. Warren (N.S.), scr; D. Knock (Pon.), W. Warren (N.S.). G. Chamberlain (Par.), R. Martin (Mt. E.), A, Wiles (Mt. E.), T. Rex (Mt. E.), Is; D. Miller (E.S.). D. Noble (Par.), L. Cordes (Mt. E.), W. Walbran (Mt. E',), T. ITambrook (Wai.), C. ITilliard (Par.), G. Hill (Par.), J. Alexander (Uni.), A. M. Finklestoin (Uni.), 2s; N. V. Conway (Pon.), G. Sellnrs (Pon.), H. Boys (Pon.), F. Caldorbank (Par.), D. Harvey (Wai.), 3s; A. Maclhvain (Ota.), H. Formiloe (Pon.), S. Spencer (N.S.). D. I. Holo (Uni.), J. K. Rogers (Mt. E.), D. Smith (Pon.). G. Walker (Wai.), 4s; R. McKinlay (Pon.), F. Dick (Pon.), W. Gibbons (Pon.), H. Nutsford (Par ), C. Horton (Par.), T. ChristofT (Par.), A. Donovan (Par.), L. Stannaway (Par,), E, Donovan (Par.), S. Horner (Mt. E.), F. Young (Mt. E.), G. Davis (Par.), J. Botrrie (Pnr.), J. R. Mason (Par.), T. Lewin (Uni.), J. Kinord (Par.). T. O'Mera (Par.), P. Krause (E.S.), D. Sale (E.S.), L. 11. Jackson fMt, E.), J. Homan (Pnr.), us; W. Goodwin (Pon.), L. Williams (E.S.), Gs: C. Toon (Pon.), 7s; I). Menzies (Pon.), T\. Rogers (Mt. E.). 9s; D. Girvin (E.S.). 13s. IOOYds. Open Breaststroke Handicap.—J. Mngon (Wai.). scr; F. S. Taylor (Wni.), 2s: 11. Macintosh (N.S.). I). Webster (Mt. E.), 3s: E. Slirecve (Pon.), 8s: W. O'Keefe (Wai.), 9s; G. Priestley (Mt. E.), COs. G6 2-3 Yds Ladies' Handicap.—Misses V. Colthurst (Pnr.), scr: S. Grange (Far.), Is; K. Grey (Ota.). K. White (Par.), .T,' .Thompson (Pnr.), M. Gillies (N.S.), J'. Finlayson (N.S.), 2s; A. Glasson (Pon.), E\ Allen (Par.), B.- Pollock (Par.), M. Brown (Pon.). P. Johnstone (Mt. 15.), J. Mulvihill (Wai.). J. Melhose (N.S.). G. Priestley (Mt. E.), 3s; T. Hogan (Pon.), G. Hnmhrook (Wai.), E. Krause (E.S.), S, Stackpole (Par.) J. Wright (N.S.), 4s; L. Grey (Ofn.), P. Clarke (Wai.), K. Bull (Par.), ss; H. Harvey (E.S.). Gs; M, Gnllowny (N.S.), M. Banks (Wai.), 7s; M. Burgess (E.S.), withheld. Gfi 2-3 Yds Onen Handicap.—R. Frnnkham (Mt. E.), N. Crump (N.S.), scr; P. Haunnn (Mt, E.). Is: H. Colmore-Willinms (N.S.), A. C. Bagnall (Mt. E.), 2s; B. O'Connor (Mt. E.), S. Lazarus (Par.), 3s; E. Stevens (N.S.), M. Clenry (N.S.). D. Warren (N.S.). W. Johnston (Mt E.), P. Brownlee (Par). H. Macintosh (N.S.t. D." Harp (Pon.). 4s; R. Skinner (Par ), S. Baker (Wai.), J. C. Mitchell (N.S.). N. Brown (Par.). O. Oaklev (Par.), T. Rex (Mt. E.), L. R Ad*ms (Uni.), C. Willnms (Wai.). ss: E. Fletcher (Mt. E.), D. O'Connor (Mt. E.), C. TTilHnrd (Par.), TT, Lonsdale (N.S.), C. Bunting (Pon.), 6s; R. White (Mt, E.), F. Howe (Par.), T. Hambrook (Wai.), W.

; Warren (N.S.), W. O Keefe (Wai.), 7s; F. Calderbank (Par.), J. K. Cameron iUni.). 8s; R. Lowthor (Pon.), 9s; B. Clench (N. 8.), B. Zuhlivich (Mt. E.), 10s; D. Smith (Pon.), lis; G. Usher (N.S.), 12s; T. Loom (Ota.), 13s; T, Lewis (Uni.), R. Dalton (Par.), M. Walker (Mt. *E.), M. Hansen (Hel,), withheld. CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL VARIED TE PUKE PROGRAMME [from our own correspondent] TE PUKE, Tuesday A children's swimming carnival was held in Te Puke yesterday. The events were keenly contested, many of tho young competitors showing great future promise, liesuits were, as follow?: — Tiny Tots' Race, 10yds—Douglas Earp, 1. Boys under 11 years, 10yds: F. Gemming, 1; N. Farrell, 2; F. Keleher, 3. Girls, 10 to 12 years, 25yds: It. Higginson, 1. Boys, 10 to 12 years, 25yds; C. George, 1; L. Carthew, 2; F. Higginson and W, Carthew, 3. Boys' relay race: No. 1 team (L. Carthew, F. Gemming, F. Higginson, J Camming),' 1; No. 2 team (N. Freeman. \V. Carthew, C. George, B. Fletcher), 2. Boys' dive, over 13 years: J. Gemming, 1; B. Fletcher, 2. Boys' dive, under 13 years: 1,. Carthew, 1; F. Higginson, 2. Boys' years and under: W. Carthew, 1; N. Farrell, Q; F. Gemming. 3. Dual relay: Rita Higginson anil F. Higginson, 1. Cork bobbing: N. Freeman, 1; L. Carthew, 2; U, Fletcher, 3. Boys' tyre race: B. Fletcher, 1; N. Freeman, 2; C. George, 3. Most humorous dive: F. Gemming, 1; L. Carthew, 2; F. Keleher, 3. Corfu dive: L. Carthew, 1; J, Gemming, 2. Boys' 50yds handicap: L. Carthew, 1; C. George. 2: F. Higginson, 3. Men's 50yds handicap: Farqunar, ss, 1; 11. Pile, scr, 2; Bowen, 2s, 3. MORRINSVILLE CARNIVAL [by telegraph—own correspondent] MORRINSVILLE, Tuesday Although the showery weather adversely affected the carnival held at the Morrinsville municipal baths last, evening, there was no lack of copipetitors in the numerous events. The carnival was arranged by the Morrinsville Boy Scouts as a means of raising money for a new scout hall. I!e----9ll33S l-3Yds.—Girls: R. Boles, 1; J. Evetts, 2; B. Faulkner, 3. Boys: V. Grant. 1; R. Hampshire, 2; R. Grant, 3. Intermediate Girls' 33 1-3 Yds Hutchison. 1; D. Hill. 2; J. Web, 3. Boys: L. McDonald, 1; S. Hamilton, 2; R. Mellars. 3. _ „ , Men's 33 l-3Yds. —A. Edgar, 1; T. Yardley, 2; R. Clark and H, Karaka, 3. Time, 21 3-sb. Intermediate Boys' 60Yds.—S. Hamilton, 1; W. Clark and R, Aitken, 2. Women's 50Yds.—C. Jackson, 1; D. Hill, 2; P. Ford, 3. „ _ . Men's 75Yds.—H. Karaka, 1; R. Clark, 2; W. Morrison. 3. Time, 46 3-ss. Boys' Dive.—J. Coopfer, 1; R, Grant, 2; J. Donovan, 3. Intermediate Boys' Dive.—W. Barker, 1; O. Hetherington, 2; R. Clark, 3. Men's Dive.—B. Donovan, 1; A. Donovan, 2; G. Gifford, 3. Women's Dive. —C. Jackson, 1; P. Ford, 2; N. Davies, 3.