SWIMMING CLUB NIGHT
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TOMORROW CARNIVAL PREPARATIONS The Stratford Swimming Club’s scries of club nights will be continued tomorrow with a short programme of events in preparation for Thursday night’s annual carnival. The races are a men’s 50 yards' and relay race, ladies’ 50 yards and 25 yards scratch race, intermediate boys’ 50 yards and dive, junior girls’ 25 yards and three widths, and junior boys' 50 yards and dive. In addition there will be a trial polo match in propar_ ation for Thursday’s game versus Hawera. The handicaps jre; SENIOR MEN—SO YARDS AND RELAY TEAMS First Heat. —A. Rohson scr; B. McMillan 5; T. McCluggage 4; H. Carlyle 4; R. Watson 4. Second Heat. —R. Girling scr; R. Trueman 2; J. Weston 3; U. Dimes 2; J. Richards 5. Third Heat. —B. Lonsdale 1; J. Os. mond 5; A. Murdock 4; B. McMillan 6; D. Butcher 7. Fourth Heat—R. Clayton 2; J. Ryan 2; J. Carrier 5; J. Davis 4; J. Henderson 5. Fifth Heat—H. Skusc 4; F. Wick, ham G; G. Vinsen 7; C. Jury G; M. Thomsen 6. Sixth Heat. —W. Fasticr 4; C. Faulkner 4; S. Jury G; W. Adams 6; H. Smart 5. INTERMEDIATE BOYS—SO YARDS AND DIVE First Heat. —R. Eagar scr;; S. Hill 7; E. White 5; C. Cuff 4. Second Heat. —N. Turnbull 1; H. Bradshaw 5; R. Ross 7; K. Jones?. Third Heat. —T. Villers 4; F. Barnford 0; A. McLean 8; T. Richardson 6. SENIOR LADIES—SO YARDS AND 25 YARDS SCRATCH First Heat—R. Black scr, scr; C. Wickham 5,4; G. Brown 4. 3; A. Coilins 6. 4; J. Whitmill 8. G; P. Crowe 7, 5. Second Heat. —L. Wickham 2,1; C. Whittlestone 3. 2, M. Smart 7,5; M. Neisen 5. 4; C. Whitmill 8, G; J. Young 7 5. Third Heat.—G. Hale 7,5; B. Villers 8, G; D. Thompson 7,5; L. Nel■son 7. 5; R. Voight 4,3; C. Sander, sen G. JUNIOR GIRLS —r 25 YARDS AND THREE WIDTHS First Heat. —P. Lee scr, scr; R. Wiebby 1,1; B. Voight 8. 8; E. Callaghan 2.2; E. Boyce 10. 10. Second Heat. —P. Viliei's 1,1; P. Butchart 1. 1; J. Voight 4,4; V. Knight 4,4; N. Huston 9, 9. JUNIOR BOYS—SO YARDS AND DIVE R. Masters scr; N. Turnbull 4; L. Reader 4; B. Kivell 12; R. White 7; G. Reynolds 14; F. Richardson 12. Second hear. —W. Davis 3; N. Baker 4; E. Cuff 9; W. Lamplough 13; A. Foley 15; D. Turnbull 8. Third Heat—M. Ryan 3; B. Simpson 2; W. Tocker 12; R. Cameron 14; B. Rowe 15; T. Rutherford 13. SENIOR MEN’S RELAY TEAMS B. Lonsdale; J. Ryan; J. Davis; A. Murdock; T. McCluggage', R. Robson; D. Dimes; R. Clayton; F. Wickham; J. Osmond. R. Girling; J. Weston; H. Skusc; B. Trueman; A. Carlyle. For the polo match the available players have been evenly divided into possibles and probables teams. Haughton and Eagar were unavailable. The team to play against Hawera on Thursdy will be selected after tomorrow night’s match, and the selection will bo made to a great extent on form shown then. The teams will be;
Probables).—<Goal, Osmond; backs, McMillan and Skusc; centre half, Clayton; forwards, Robson. Carlyle (centre). Turnbull, Possibles. —Goal. Wickham; backs. Lonsdale and Murdoch; centre half. Ryan; forwards. Carryer, Girling (centre). Weston. Emergencies for Both Teams. —Me. Clnggage. Davis. Henderson and Watson. A practice for the ladies’ team will be held on Monday evening at seven o’clock.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 450, 2 January 1934, Page 2
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