SWIMMING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22595, 7 December 1936, Page 13

SWIMMING

EASTERN SUBURBS CLUB POINTS COMPETITIONS HELD The points competitions for members of the Eastern Suburbs Amateur Swimuiiuji and Lile-saving Club were eontinned at Koiiimn rmna l>c*acli yostorday afternoon 111 a choppy sea. .Results were as follows; Junior Girls, :i:! l-:tyds.—Shirley Atchison, I; Lois Soper, 2: Shirley Sopcr, 0.

'junior Boy's."00 1 -Oyds.—N. Nielsen, 1; P. Si|oire, T Mailer. 0. Ladies' Handicap. 00 1-Oyds.—Miss H. Harvey. Bs. 1; Miss L. Browning, 2s, 2; Miss B. Lewin, scr. 3. The following team has been selected to represent the club against the Mount Eden Club at the Mount Eden Baths next Tliursday nitrlit: —Juniors: Boys, M. Bell, I. Malier, K. Nielsen, P. Wallace. .T. Gisby. P. Squire. B. Hunter, N. Nielsen, W. BiggAVither, F. Smith, H. Sintntonds, R. Wylie, O. Cirven. Cirls: F. Atchison. L. Soper, S. Soper. L. Blacked. V. Sininiontls, H. Harvey, 7 White, R. Sangar, ,T. Miller, F. ile Senna, r' Wish, J Clark. Ladies: L. Browning, B. Lewin. M. Burgess. M Watkin. 1). Wilson, N. Colledge, E. Krause OTAHUHU CLUB'S EVENTS The Otaluihu Swimming Club held a points meeting 011 Saturday at Stringer's Point on I lie Tamaki Creek. The conditions were excellent and several keen races were witnessed bv a large gathering. The results, were: —- 'OO l-OVils. Tiny Tols, girls.—D. Arnold, scr. 1; F. Grey, His. 2. Boys: I!. Brown, scr, anil J. Clover". Is. dead heat, 1. f>oYds, Junior Boys.—ll. Ratcl'ffe, scr, 1; T. Brown, 12s, 2. fit) Yds, Junior Girls.—H. Brown, 2s, 1; N.

'Grey, scr, 2. r.OYds. Intermediate Boys.—G. I'ligel, 3s, and V. Wardell, 'is, dead heat, 1; C. Martin. S V.dYds, Open. Men.—Tones, 7s, 1; T. Loomb. 7s, 2; Dalton. Is. 0. • I loYds, Open. Dalton, scr. 1; Miss L. Grey, 17s, 2; 'l'. Loomb, 10s, 0. Time, 7m 20s. Won by |.">yds. Open Dive.—Matthews, J; C. Brown, 2: J. Harvey. 0. TE AWAMUTU CLUB [ fhom or It OWN cokhkspondent] TE AWAMUTU, Sunday Mr. A E. Patterson presided over a good •ittendance a! a special meeting of the Te i\wamutu Swimming Club He said that at Hie annual meeting last month il was decided. in view of recent legislation, thai the club would be unable le carry on control of the ha I lis, and il had been agreed to approach (lie Borough Council to ask it lo assume control. The council had complied and had appointed a caretaker. This meant thai the club would now be under the same conditions as other bodies which used borough reserves. The council, had also allowed the el ih two delegates to the Baths Conimillee. The election of officers resulted: —Patron, the Mayor. Mr. G. Spinley; president, Mr. S. S. Preston; vice-presidents. Messrs. S. A. Kuipson, 11. Holt. W. Mensforl hj, A. E. Patterson. secretary, Mr. F. Waters; treasurer, Mr J. Be* in; club captain, Mr. R. L. Adams; vice-captain, Mr. I). Steer; delegates lo the South Auckland Centre, the president and captain or vice-captain; committee, Messis. I l '. McVa.v, J. Howie, M. Hasehien, P. Steer-, management committee, Messrs. Preston, Waters, Bevin, Adams, D. Steer; handicappers. Messrs. F. Moody, Mdistorth; starter, Mr. Kuipson; call steward, Mr. Hull; auditor, Mr. W. McGivern; delegates to the Hatha Committee, Messrs. Preston, Patterson. On the motion of Mr. Patterson, it was derided that the movable assets of the club at the baths should be banded to the Borough Council.