SWIMMING FINALS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23601, 9 March 1940, Page 8

SWIMMING FINALS

COLLEGE CARNIVALS AUCKLAND GRAMMAR EVENTS BORRINGTON SENIOR CHAMPION Keen competition characterised the final events of the Auckland Grammar School's annual swimming champion, ships, which were decided before a large attendance of pupils, parents and friends at the Newmarket Olympic Pool yesterday afternoon. Borrington won the principal event, the 100 metres school championship. Following were thft results: — 50 Metres Breaststroke Handicap, iinen.—Pere, 1; Wynne, 2; Woolley, 3. Porpoise Race. —Sinclair. 1 : Sawyers, 2; Cooper, 3. 50 Metres Junior Championship, under 16. —Clarke, 1; Duncan, 2; McDarmid, 3. 30 Metres, under 13.—Kawharu, i ; Thompson 2; Barry, 3. 50 Metres Handicap, under 16.—Wallace, 1; McCartie. 2; McLean, 3 30 Metres, under 14. —Cooper, l; Mason, 2; Giffney, 3. School Championship. 100 metres.—Borrington, 1; Mason, 2; Fahey, 3. 30 Metres, under 15. —Pere, 1; Burnett, 2. Balloon Race, open.—Borrington. l ; Wynne, 2; Mosal, 3.. IOOFt Beginners' Race. —Elsom. I; Taylor. 2; R. Morris. 3. 50 Metres Championship, under IQ.— Bell, 1; Sinclair, 2; Clark. 3. Junior Diving.—Costin. 1; Williams, 2; Hart. 3 50 Metres Handicap, open.—Borrinstton. I; Kay. 2; Mason. 3. 50 Metres Backstroke Handicap, under Hi —Williams. I; McNeil. 2; Cantwell. 3. Junior Life-saving.—Moodie and Leonard 1; Peet and Sinclair. 2; Wallace and Burton. 3. Senior: Sinclair and Phillips. 1; BurtoD and Trousdale. 2; Hoskinp: and Peet. 3. Corfu Dive.—Southwell and Clarke, equal 1; Cantwell, 3. Fourth Forms Championship.—4C, 1; 4C General, 2. Horse and Saddle Event, open.—Mills and Pere, 1; Phillips and Drury, 2; Fahey and Hcsking, 3. Diving Championship, open.—Hutchins, 1; Scutbweil, 2; Peet. 3. _ Plunging Competition.—McLean, 1; worley, 2; Sawyer, 3. . Senior Teams Championship.—Senior Latin and oC, dead-heat. 1; Senior Generaold3 Boys" Race. —Sellars, 1; Clary, i. Adams, 3.

MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR CLOSE FINISHES WITNESSED The annual swimming sports of the Moun. Albert Grammar School were held yesterday at the Mount Eden Baths. There was a large attendance of parents and friends. The number of entries was large and competition was exceedingly keen, there being many close finishes C K Lowe proved the senior chani Dion while L. W. Meeks took the intermediate fitle.' F. Priestley was the best junior. Fo! lowing were the results:— . 50Yds Senior Championship.—C. Lowe 1: R. Drummond, 2; K. Sands, .3. Time. 3-5. IOOYds Senior Championship.—C. F Lowe. 1; R. N. Drummond. 2: h. A. Sands. 3 Tl Q2oYds Senior Championship.—C. Lowe 1; R. Drummond. 2; K. 3. liine. 2n 33° J l-3Yds' Senior Breaststroke.—T. Mar tin, 1; K. Sands. 2; R- Stone. 3. Time. OO 3.] Q<s "33 1-3 Yds Senior Backstroke.—R. Stone 1; I. W. . Knaggs. 2; H S. Carlsen. 3 Senior" Dive. —A. Gold. 1; D. C. Gilles Die. 2; M. Cx. I*ainfr. 3. —. . 33 l-3Yds Intermediate Championship. L. Meeks. 1; S. Carter. 2: N. Sly. 3. Time 19 .50 Yds Intermediate Championship.—L Meeks. 1: S. Carter. 2: N. Sly. 3. Time 3 °looYds Intermediate Championship.—L Meeks. IS. Carter. 2: N. Sly. 3 Tirn.e 111 33 11 i-3Yds Intermediate Breaststroke.— Mathieson. 1: Daley. 2: Simpson. 3 Time 0"7& 33 l-3Yds Intermediate B?rk=troke.—T? Dow. 1; A. Daley. 2. Time.2B' ?-«s. . Intermediate Dive. —C I? Stewart t, J P. S'mnson 2: A. C. Daley. 3. oOYds Jnnior Cbamnionshm.—F Pnest ley. 1: C. Hartley. 2: M Walters. 3 Time 35 l-ss. . r> . . IOOYds J'inior Championship.— FV Priest lev. 1: C. Hartley. 2: J Dyer. 3 Time. 1m 1 V3Yds Junior Championship.—F. K Priestley. 1: C. Hartley. 2: I. O Bord. 3 Time. 20 3-1 Os. Fourth Forms" Relay.—4 Com.a and 4 Com.b. dead-heat. 1; 4b. 3. 33 l-3Yds Junior Brea c tstroVe. —G west, ■j. choesman. 2: Fowler and Thomas, deadhead 3. Time. 32 9-ss. junior Dive. —K Jameson. 1 : I -Tameson. 2: G. West. 3. . ~ 50Yds Junior Handicap.—Pan-ant. i. Croot 2: Dnnnintr. 3 Time. 37 «-lOs