SWIMMING SPORTS
The Wellington Young Mem’s Bible Classes held their annual swimming carnival at the Boys’ institute baths last week. The McEldowney Cup was won by St. James, with St. John's second and Kent terrace third. The cup presented for most points was secured by St. Johns with 31 points, Kent terrace being eeoond with 30 points, and St. James third. This ia the first occasion on which the cups have changed hands, as the Kent terrace class has held them since they were presented in 1916. Members of the Wellington Swimming Centro- acted as officials for the evening. ~ , , The Boys’ Institute added to the programme with races and a polo match. The following were the results of the carnival:— Relay Race: St. James 1, St. John's 3, Kent terrace 3. 33 1-3 Yards, under 18: McCulloch (St. Andrew's) 1, Hislop (St. Andrew's) 2. Henry (St. John's) 3. 66 3-3 Yards, open: Bolton (Kent terrace) 1, JKenner (St. John’s) 2, Chartres (Kent terrace) 3. 66 3-3 Yards, under 18- McCulloch (St. Andrew’s) 1, Henry (St. John’s) 2, Galbraith (Wadestown) 3. S 3 1-3 Yards, open: Renner (St. John’s) 1, Bolton (Kent terrace) 2, Fra tor (Kent terrace) a Plunging: Davenport (St. John’s) 1, Crimming (St. James) 3, Taylor (St Andrew’s) 3. Diving: Bolton (Kent terrace) 1, Renner (St. John’*) 2, Larson (St. John’s) 3. 33 1-3 Yard* Breaststroke: Bolton (Kent terrace) 1, Hislop (St. Andrew’s) 2, McCulloch (St. Andrew’s) 3. _______
Thoeo who go in search of game would do well to ensure that they are not tres[<Bs.4in£ on Crown land. Yesterday a number «>f sportsmen who unwittingly erred in this respect fell victims to two vigilant rangers, who not only apprised them of the error of their ways and administered a warn. >n<r. but also dispossessed them of their rifles. The rifles will, of course, be returned to their owners. bub knowledge nf that tact was cold comfort for young men bent un a day’s shooting. I in nearly every case the rifles were ro- > gistered under the Arum Acjhi
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10848, 14 March 1921, Page 6
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