SWIMMING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22949, 29 January 1938, Page 24

SWIMMING

CALLIOPE QOCK CARNIVAL Interesting sport should bo witnessed at the carnival to bo held in Calliope Dock-this afternoon under the control of the Auckland Swimming Centre in connection with the Anniversary Day regatta. Excellent entries have ree'n received for the various 'events Among the leading swimmers who will take part are R. B. Frankham, W. Jarvis, A. Pascoe, Miss K. Grey and Miss V. Coulthurst. A lelay race between .the Army and tho Navy, a display by' the Milford Girls' Surf Life-saving Club and burlesque diving by the Ponsocby Club members will be added mractions. ' ~ LIFE-SAVING TEAM ONE MEMBER REPLACED [BY TELEGBAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Friday bwing to private business. J. C. Blakeley, of the Lyall Bay Club, is unable to make the trip to Australia as a member of the surf life-saving team. He is replaced by F. G. Ryan, of Ohawc. Taranaki. .Ryan is 32 years old, and was"th'e winner of the senior nurf race bt fche Dominion championships at Christchurch last Saturday. EVENTS AT MORRINSVILLE [from otjr own correspondent] > , MORRINSVILLE, Friday The following were the results of events decided by the Morrinsville Swimming Club in the Municipal Baths:— Ladies' 33 1-3 Yards.—Miss E. Howie, 1; Miss J. Howie, 2; Miss J. Fussey, 3. Time. 22 3-ss. Ladies' "50 Yards Handicap.—Miss E. Howie (scr), 1; Miss J. Howie (scr), 2; Miss J. Fussey (3s), 3. Time. 47 2-58. Ladies' Dive.—Miss E. Howie, 1; Miss J. Howie, 2; Miss J. Fussey. 3. Men's 33 1-3 Yards.—T. Hotene, 1; J. Rice, 2: M. Butler, 3. Time, 18 3-ss. Men's 100 Yards Handicap.—T. Hotene (scr), 1; R. Clark (4s), 2; J. Rico (scr), 3. Time, 77'3-ss. Men's 220 Yards Handicap.—R. Clark (scr), 1; T. Loomb (15s), 2. Timo, 3m 225. Boys' 33 1-3 Yards Handicap.—D. Hubbard (6s), 1; T. Davies (scr), 2.