SWIMMING
SCHOOL COMPETITIONS SPORTS AT NORTHCOTE I KEEN INTEREST DISPLAYED The annual swimming sports of the Northcoto District High School were : held yesterday afternoon at the Hine- > moa Park Basin, "ear the Birkenhead ■ Wharf. The programme was well organised and the pupils displayed keen : interest. The principal, Mr. I*. A. ( Garry,' complimented the children on ' their efforts, and thanked all who had assisted in the success of the sports by the provision of boats and similar facilities. The individual winners were:— BOYS- EVENTS osYds 11 years and under.—C. RobertR. Morrison and J. Hu", dead-licait, 2. j wclvo vfjirs* J Ferncr. 1; W« -*»>»• Dil, thirteen'years: D. Campbell. 1; G,. Haszard, 2; J. Bashford, 3. Fourteen years: \\ rirookinjr t; K. Webster, 2; L. McGlyntodi. 3. 7f>Y<i&i 12 years.—D. Ferncr, 1, \\. Bugg, i 7sYds° l open!— fo. 3 Campbell, 1; W. Brookin1; '(jydsV ear's and over.—W. Brooking.*!; L. McClyntock, 2; D. Ferncr, a. Novice, 25yds.-—B. Dingley. lj J. Lepper, 2: T. Sanders, 3. , n ■- Breafitstrokc, 25yds. opon—C Earwaker, 1; \V. Brooking, 2;, w mi Backstroke, 25yds.—W. Bug?. It W. Dil, 2i Ho ! ,s B e a He f lay: 33 l-3yds.-Arawa, 1; MalatUComi,inedlnHouß3' Relay. 25yds.—Arawa. l; Matatua, 2; Takitimu, 3. GIRLS' RACES . 25 Yd all Years and under.—-W. Hurley, 1} S. Lethbridge, 2; G. Alexander. 3. 33 l-MYds—Eleven years: M. : Jlnrley, l; 8. Lethbridge, 2; G. Alexander. .!. Twelve years: M.. Millar, X; M. Campbell. G. i'mrnett, 3. Thirteen years: N. Jakicti, lj M. Kent. 2: B." Harkin, 3.' ' . 50Yds.—fourteen years and over: J. Uopkins, 1; I. Foster, 2; B. Hely, 3. Twelve years: S. Kent, 1; M. Campbell, 2; E. I ugh, 3. Eleven years: M. Hurley. 1; 6. Lethbridge, 2; G. Alexander, .3. 50Yds, open.—J. Hopkips,- It; NV Jakich, 2; J. Foster, 3. .. . -i 75Yds, 13 years- and over.—J; Taylor, 1; I. Foster. 2; J. Hopkins, 3. Breaststroke, 25yds. open.—J. Taylor. 1; L. Nesbit, 2; P. Evans. 3. „ . Backstroke, 25yds.—J- Foster, 1; M. Kent, 2; J. Taylor, 3. . . „ • u-f , . Novice, 25yds.—J. Bennett, 1; P. Wyaocki, 2'; L. Petersen/ 3. m , . Houso Relay, 25yds.—Arawa, 1; Takitimu, 2; Tainui, 3. • „ Combined Relay, 25yds.—Matatua, 1; Arawa. 2; Takitimu, 3. s MATAMATA HIGH ' SCHOOL [by teleghaph—OWN correspoxdfnt] MATAMATA, Tuesday The Matamata District High School's annual swimming Eports proved riost successful. a total or 170 competitors taking part. Following are the results of the championships.— < s 1 - s.'i ~ . Senior Boys.—W. Steele, 10 points, X; D. Gauntlett, 16, 2; W. Pound, 9. 3^ Senior Girls.' —J. Cave, 22, 1; M. Hawse. 14, 2; H. Cave, 8, 3. : " Junior Boys.—D. McGougan, 10, X; M. Gray, 8, 2; 0. Sharp and, P. Parker. 6, equal, 3. ' ' „ Junior Girls.—S. Cave, 20 f X; P. ; Tiddy and T, Hawes; 6, equal, 2. ' The house championship resuiteq:—ivotare, 148 points, 1; - Huia, 125; Kin, .103; Tui, 70. • '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23284, 1 March 1939, Page 9
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