SWIMMING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22987, 15 March 1938, Page 5

SWIMMING

SCHOOL COMPETITION HAMILTON PRIMARY EVENTS WINNERS OF VARIOUS TROPHIES [ from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Monday Results of the annual swimming sports of the combined Hamilton Primary Schools, held at the. Hamilton Municipal Baths, are as follows: — Trophies.—Howden Shield, for school gaining highest points;: Whitiora, 1. Myer's Cup.for boys' life-saving: Hamilton West, 1. Rose Bowl, for girls' life-saving: Hamilton West, 1. Herbert Smith Cup, for junior boys' relay: Hamilton East, 1. Herbert Smith Cup, for junior girls' relay: Whitiora, 1. Paterson Cup, points prize for girls: Hamilton West, 1. Swimming Association Cup, points prize for boys: Whitiora, I. Herbert Smith Cup, senior boys' relay: Southwell, 1. Trophy, for senior girls' relay: Whitiora, 1. Dicke.v Cup, points prize, for schools, grade 4 and under: Hillcrest, 1. BOYS' EVENTS 33 l-3Yds., 8-0 years.—T. Short (Fairfield). 1; R. Coulter (Frankton), 2: ,T. Larg (Whitiora), 3. 33 l-3Yds., 10 years.—B. White (Hamilton West), 1: K. Casey (Marist), 2: P. Short (Fairfield) and D. Treburza (Hamilton West), dead-heat, 3. ] OOYds., Open.—R. Grant (Frankton), 1; C. Lang (Whitiora), 2; R. Morgan (Whiti--ori33i 33 l-3Yds„ 11 years.—D. Holman (Whitiora), 1; J. Downs (Fairfield), 2; I. Sutherland (Frankton), 3. . 33 l-3Yds., 12 years.—Lang (Whitiora), 1; Penally (Marist), 2; I. Hall (Hamilton East). 3. or, 2-3 Yds., 13 years.—B. C.rant (Frankton!, IR. Morgan (Whitiora), 2; Barker (Southwell), 3. Junior Breaststroke. —,T. Page (Whitiora), 3: I. Hall (Hamilton East) and G. Grant (Frankton). dead-heat, 2. Senior Breaststroke.—D. Wiftln (Hamilton West), 1; E. Lye (Whitiora), 2; Boyd (Southwell:), 3. 00 2-3 Yds., 3 4 years.—Seccombs (Southwell), 1; Davies (Hillcrest), 2; Martin (Marist), 3. ' Junior Unlay.—Hamilton F.ast. "1; Frankton, 2; Fairfield and Southwell, dead-heat. 3. Senior Belay.—Southwell, I; Whitiora, 2; Hamilton West, 3. Junior Backslroke. —Godward (Whitiora), 1: M. Delalour (Hamilton West), 2; C. Mead (Whitiora), 3. Senior Backstroke.—R. Grant (Frankton), 1; Wristanle.v (Whitiora), 2; Halcrow (Hamilton West), 3. , Divintr. —I. Hall (Hamilton F,asl), 1; R. Grant (Frankton), 2; T. Ridseway (Hamilton West), F. Buckingham (Hamilton East) and G. Seymour (Hillcrest), equal, 3. GIRLS' EVENTS °oYd.i. 0-10 vears.—L. Pike (Fairfield!, 1: B. Cook (Whitiora), 2; N. Smith (Whitiora 1,3. _ _, , ~ 33 l-3Yds., 11 years.— ; P. Linder (Hamilton West), 1; M. Wells (Whitiora), 2; P. Innes-Jones (Hamilton West), 3. ... 60 2-3 Yds., Open.—N. Tnnner 1: N." Sutherland (Hamilton , West), 2; I. Mills (Whitiora). 3. „ , !'3 1-3 Yds., 12 years.—F. Cowley (I* airfield) Is G. Shirley (Hillcrest), 2; J. Gibson (Hillcrest), 3. :*3 1-3 Yds.. 13 years.—N. Tanner (FrankIon), 1; N. Sutherland (Ilaniilton West), 2: I. Mills (Whitiora), 3. Junior Breaststroke. —P. Jarrett (Hillcrest), 1; J. Sturt (Hillcrest). 2; C. Wilson (Hamilton West). 3. Senior Breaststroke,—-P. Trenbath (< onven't), L; A. Senior (Whitiora), 2s I. Mills a ße?ay.— Whitiora, Is Hillcreat, 2; Hamilton West, 3.

Senior Relay.—'Whitiora. 1; Frankton, 2. Junior Backstroke.—P. Innes-Jones (Hamilton West). 1: P. Jarrett (Hillcrest), 2; J. Cowan (Whitiora) and J. Sturt (Hillcrest), dead-heat, 3. _ . Senior Backstroke.—N. Sutherland (Hamilton West), 1; J. Choat (Convent), 2. Diving —N. Sutherland (Hamilton West), Is P, Innes-Jones (Hamilton West), 2s J. Choat (Convent), 3. MORRINSVILLE MEETING HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS [from our own correspondent] MORRINSVILLE. Monday The Morrinsville High School's annual swimming sports were held on Saturday. School records w.ere established by S. Hamilton, the school junior champion, who is also the South Auckland junior champion of champions, as follows:—33 l-3yds in 18 2-f.s; 06 "-3yds in 435; 100 yds in 71s. Hamilton is not yet .13 years of ape. Championship winners were:—Senior boys: J. Osborn; senior girls, Dorothy Hill; junior boys, b. Hamilton: forms i and 2. boys. B. Hutchinson. Following were the results:— Senior Championships.—Girls 33 l-3yds. D. Hill, 1; (30 2-3 yds, D. Hill, Is 100yds,.D. H Boys' r.OYds. —J. Osborn, 1: B. Scott. 2; D. Jenkin, 3. 0(5 2-3 yds: J. Osborn, .1; iiScott, 2; b- Jenkin, 3. 100 yds: B. Scott, 1: J " Jj?n^°r r "bliampionships.— Girls' 33 l-3yds: June Keatinge, 1; Ruth Boles, Niolel Hyde, 3. 00 2-3 yds: Juno Keatinge, Is Kuth B °Bovs r 33 1-3 Yds. —S. Hamilton, 1; Brighouse, 2; B. Hutchinson, 3. 00 2-3 yds: b. Hamilton, 1: T. Brighouse, 2; R. Hockey, 3. lOOvds: S. Hamilton, I. _ , Forms t and 2 Championships.—Girls 33 1-3vds: Joyce Evetts, 1; Sheila Young, 2; Loi's Mclntyre, 3. t><> 2-3 yds: Joyce Evetts, 1; Olwyn Skipper, 2; Margaret BloomriC Bovs ; 33 1-3 Yds: B. Hutchinson,. 3; Colqulioiin, 2; Taplin, 3. 00 2-3 yds: B Hutchinson, T; B. Sharp. 2.75 yds: B. HutchinDiving Events. —Senior boys: J. Osborn, 1; D. Jenkin, 2; Lilley, 3. Junior boys: K. Bowers, 1; Robertson, 2; b. Hamilton, 3. Corfu: Lilley, J; P. Bnrtley, 2. EASTERN SUBURBS CLUB Points races, decided by the Eastern Suburbs Amateur Swimming and Life-Saving Club, at St, Heliers beach, resulted as follows: _ t, r. • -. Tiny-lots, 33 l-3Yds.—Boys: P. Squire, 1Time, 30 4-ss. Girls: P. Maher. 1. lnne, 4 Us. Juniors, fiOYds.—Boys: T. Maher scr, 1; P. Squire, 3s, L». Time. -15 3-fls. Girls: S. Atchison, scr, 1; B. Wish, Is, lime, 4o Intermediate, <>o 2-3 Yds.—Girls: H. Ilarvev. Is, 1; V. Simmorids, scr, 2. lime, 52 Bovs: T. Price, scr, 1; If. Wiley, '-!s, 2: T. Maher, 12s. 3. Time, 48 3-oS. Senior Men, 75Yds. —T. Price, scr I; W. McNiece, 3s, 2; D. Sale, 6s, 3. Time, (>0 1 *os Junior Boys' Backstroke, oOYds. T. Maher, 3s, 1; P. Squire, scr, 2. lime, o3 intermediate Boys' Backstroke, POYds. — H. Wiley, Is, 1; T. Price, scr, 2. Time, 'intermediate Girls' Backstroke, oOYds.--V. Simmonds, scr, 1; H. Harvey, Is, ... Time, 11 1-ss. Senior Men's Backstroke, GO 2-3\ds.—D. Sale, scr, 1; R. Crowther. 3s, 2. Time, 58s.

TE PUKE CARNIVAL [by telegraph—own correspondent] TE PUKE, Monday The Te Puke Swimming Club held its final swimming carnival this season in tho local baths. There was a good attendance and all events wero well contested. Kesults were as follows: — , _ Tiny Tota.—Girls: B. Higginsen, 1. Boys: Joe Steer, 1. Tinty Tots' Dive.—B. Higginsen, 1. Club Championship, 50Yds, —C. Rhodes. Is J. Mackenzie, 2.

25Yds„ Boys, 12 to 15 Years.— Whyman, 1; F. Hippinsen, 2. 23Yds, Girls, 7 to 10 Yearn. —B. Higginsen, 1; M. Bayless, 2. 2oYd#, Boys, 7to 10 Years.—D. Earp. 1; Yds,' Girls, 10 to 12 Years.—D. Holden, I: 2sYds? n ßoys," 10 to 12 Years.—R. Gordon, 1; A. Montgomery, 2. _ _ . 25Yds, Girls.' 12 to 15 Years. —A. Saunders, 1; Keys, 2. 50Yds Men's Club Handicap.—L. Shepherd, is R. McKeiizie, 2; N. Valder. 3. 25Yds, Men's —S. Shepherd, Is J. Keed, 2 ' Ladies' Dive.—M. Pilcher, Is J. Cuff 2. Girls' Dive. —J. Ryburn, 1; A. Saunders, 2 'Boys' Dive.—Grafas, 1; F. Whyman. 2. 50Yds, Ladies. —J. Cuff, 1; M Pilch©r, s()Yds, Bovs, Final, Under 17 Years. — F. Hiewnsen, 1; N. Valder, 2. , Men's Dive.—C. Bunfer, 1; C. Blows 2. Dual Belay.—C. Rhodes and Miss MPilcher, 1; R. McKenzie and Miss Ilobbis, 2 ' Men's 25Yds.—L. Shepherd, Is J. Reid, 2.