SWIMMING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22900, 1 December 1937, Page 20

SWIMMING

NORTH SHORE CARNIVAL FAST 100 YARDS SPRINTS N. CRUMP AND R. B. FRANKHAM Two first-class sprinters, N. Crump and R. B. Frankham, swam 100 yds. in fast time at the North Shore Amateur Swimming and Life-Saving Club's carnival in the Tepid Baths last night. Crump was the speedier. In the fourth heat of the 100 yds. open handicap he was timed at 555, and in tho final he registered 55 2-ss. Frankham took 56 2-5s in the first heat, and 55 3-5s in the final; This race, in which Crump was third, was won by D. Yates, who had a start of 15s. Prior to competing in the 100 yds. event, Crump won the 50yds. championship of the North Shore Club in 25 1-os. Showing improvement. Miss Y. Coulthurst offered spirited opposition in the last 15 yards of the 100 yds ladies' handicap to the Auckland champion, Miss K. Gray, from whom she received one second and dead-heated with her for 'first place. Miss Grey's time was 6Ss, and Miss Coalthurst's, 695. The inter-services relay resulted in a win for the Police team, and the ladies' business houses' relay was won by Milne and Choyce, Limited. In the detailed results the names of clubs are denoted by the following abbreviations: -—Eastern Suburbs (Fj.S.), North Shore (N.S.). Mount Eden (Mt. E.); Waitemata (Wai.). Ponsonby (Fon.), Otahuhu (Ot.), Parnell (Par.), University (U.). The times given are the assessed handicap standards of the .competitors. The results are as follows: North Shore Club Championship, 50yds.— N. Crump, 1; W. Morris, 2; M. Cleary. 3. Won by three yards. Time, 25 l-ss. North Shore Club Ladies' Championship, 50yds.—Miss J. Wright, the only starter. 1. Time, 33 4-6s. Inter-services' Relay.—Police, 1; H.M.S. Philomel, 2; Army, 3. Time, lm 17 3-~>s. Ladies' Business Houso Relay, 100 2-3j'ds. —Milne and Choyce, Limited, 1; N.Z. Dry Cleaning JLiimited. 2. Time, lm 52 1-os. Tiny-tot Boys, 33 l-3yds— First heat: M. McGerty (N.S.), 255, 1; W. Crump (N.S.), 265, 2; P. Roberts (N.S.'X, 255, 3. Time, 26 3-ss. Second heat: Buckton (N.S.), 255, 1: J. Green (N.S.). 255, 2. Time, 27 4-f.s. Third heat: T. Maher (E.S.), 255, 1; G. Sparnon (Wai.), 245, 2. Time, 265. Fourth heat: J. Scully (Wai.). 255. 1: P. Squire (E.S.), 235, 2. Time, 23 4-ss. Final: Scully. 1; Maher, 2; Sparnon, 3. Time. 245. Tiny-tot Girls, 33 l : 3yds.—First heat: L. Bridson (N.S.), 208, lj I. Brown (N£., 26s 2. Time, 245. Second heat: S. Ca.sbolt (SU'S.), 20s, 1; A. Fyfe "(N.S.), 20s 2. Time, 24' l-ss. Tliird heat: T. Owens (Ot.), -Us, 1; M Kearney (N.SO, 20s, 2. Time, i.6 3-os. Fourth heal: G. Fletcher (N.S.), 2/s, 1; D. Arnold (Ot.). 225, 2. Time, 25 3-os. Final: Miss Casbolf, 1; Miss Bridson, 2; Miss Fletcher, 3. Time, 23 2-ss. Ladies, lOOYds.—Misses K. Grey (Ot.. 675, and V. Coulthurst (Par.), 68s, dead-heat, 1; kiss M. Leydon (Pon.), 07s, 3. Times, Obs Intermediate Boys, SOYds.—First heat: R. Wiley (E.S.), 355, 1; L. Humiet. (N.S.), 3os, " Time 34 2-ss. Second heat: M. Buchanan (N.S.), 425, 1; A. Litchfield (Pon.), 395, D. Shoebndge (E.S.), 35s a. Time 3<>s. Third heat: C. Nettleton ON-S.)/ o4s, 1; aI. Bell (E.S.), 355, 2; M. Buchanan (Wai. , 30s. 3. Time, 32 2-ss. Fourth heat: D. Yates (N.S.). l; J. Mason (N.£L), 345. 2s 0. Mnnro (E.S.), 355, 3. Time, 2< 4-os. Fifth heat: H. Rippon (Ot.), ' } 2s, 1; S. Spencer (N.S.). 32s *2; G. Menzies (Pon.), 335, .J. Time, 31 l-ss. Final: Nettleton, 1; Litchfield, 2: Mason, 3. Time, 31s. , Intermediate Girls. 50Yds.—Miss L. Shiels (Wai.). 38s, 1; Miss V. Simmonds (E.S.), 325, 2;, Miss M. Black (Wai-), -fl®' 375. Second heat: Miss H. Harvey (E.S.). 345, 1 Miss D. Dunford (N.S.), 365. 2; MissJi. Second heat: M. Keys (U.). 325, 1 5 C.-Milsom. (U.). 325, 2; C. S. Clarke (Wai.), 30s. 3. Time 31 2-ss. Third heat: Freakes (N.S.), 80s 1; C. Baker (Mt. E.), 31s, 2; B. OHare /V- o \ ooe 3 /Time, 28 2-os. Fourth heat : w/ Chittendcn (pT) 30s. 1: G Blandford v/v* e v oq« *>• W. Woods. (Wai.). oUs, o. ■Time '.29g, .feift'h bent j| (WaU. 31s, and L McCready (Wai.); 31s dead-ljeat _1; A. Cartwright (Ot.), 30s. 3. Time 28 4,,, Final: Freakes, 1; Evans, 2; Baker, 3. Novice, 50Ytls. —Miss L. Shiels (^mior I Boy? C '"'"Yds.—^ McGeehan (N.S.), 1; R. Lmder (N.S.), 2. Time, '°Men's lOOYds—First B. Morris PCS.). 655, 1; G. Simpson i.Par.), 605.. -, R.'B. Frankham (Mt. 555. 3. Time, 04 °-5s Second heat: G. Usher (?v.S.). <ls, it M Cleary (N.S.), 03s. 2; W J Jarv.s (Par.), 555, 3. Time, 72 >s „ lhird , T L e ®V D Yates (N.S.), 70s. 1; D- Hajp (Pon.), 05s,■ 2: A. C. Bagnall (Mt. E.), 5Rs. 3. Time, OSs! Fourth heat: A.__Pascoe1 (Wai) ~ Bs, 1; N. Crump (iN.S.), 00s, 2; D. Jury (O^t.), f>7s 3. Time, 1-os.• Final: \ateß, # 1, Morris, 2; Crump, 3. A close finish. Time. G7 Jun'ior Dual Relay, GO 2-3Yds.—Mjss D. Dnnford and M. Buchanan, 1. Time, 4o 1-os. Dog Paddle, 33 l-3Yds. —D. Dunford. It M. Buchanan. 2. , PAEROA CLUB OFFICERS [by telegraph —OWN CORRESPONDENT] A ' r ■ PAEROA, Tuesday The Paeroa Swimming Club has been re-formed and the following officers elected: —Patron, Mr. W. Marshall; vice-pat-ronSi Messrs. J. W. SiSc'ock and G. P. Lamb; president; Mr. vice-presidents. Messrs. T. H. Bartlett, J. R- nd E. Edwards; secretary. Mr, D. H. Beale; treasure' Mr. rP. Williams, jun.; auditor. Mr. G. Allen; committee, Messrs. C. A. Blackwood, S. I. Mclntyre and P. H. Leigh, with two vacancies to lje filled.