SWIMMING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 298, 26 January 1910, Page 8

SWIMMING.

i KA"m' i) v. liEAL'll. i-.'nd aiui itried eoiirhisio.i.s ' again last night in their second round lixture. The iel.lv race ended ill an easy win for Bcac;i. i'iie polo match resulted i.i a win for East by lour goals to two. In the first .spell Cliauioerlani, Plank..cli a.d ivennedy each -cored fur East, whiie lirown .scored for Beach, in tiie second spell l'fankucli and Brown each added a goal for their respective sides. 'the game was reallv very even, but the superior combination or' the East End toid its te.le, Mr. Linis refereed very capably. TO-MORROW'S SPORTS. Tiie following handicaps have been declared bv Mr. Lints for the sports to be held to-morrow (Thursday) evening: 50 yards handicap. —Pfankuch and Bristol, scr.; Brown, lsec.; A. V. St«hr and Seabright. 2sec.; Hawkins. Standish, Laing. Usee.; Prcshaw. 4sec.; Turnbull, Howell, Francis, 5; Ilarle and J. Stohr, (i; Napier, Clarke, llawke (2), Burgess, 17; Chamberlain and Cooper. S; Coker !): Maxwell. 10; Wiiittington and McAllum, 11. 220 yards handicap.—l'fankucli, scr.; Brown, 3sec.: A. V. Stohr, 5: Turnbull, Wilson.' Dixon, 24: Preshaw, 30; Whittaker. 45. I 50 yards (maiden) handicap.—preshav,' {4se>".:' Clarke, Hawke, Burgess. Napier, 17: Watson. Chamberlain, B. White, S; I Coker. Trr-.ssider. Allen. Dav, 0: BraI bant, McAllum, Kennedy, West Wliitl tington. 11. | The following teams have been selected by Mess'rs. Lints and Stocker to I play a trial match at the .sports, after which a team will be selected to represent Xew Plymouth in the New Zealand j championship at Auckland: —A team: | Cooper (goal), Pfankuch (centre forjward). Turnbull (half), Brown, Dixon, I Hawkins, anil A. V. Stohr. B. team: iFairbrother (goal), Watson, Preshaw, ! Laing. Harle, Standish, and Whittaker. j Emergency, J. Stohr, PROPOSED TEAM FOR AUCKLAND. To the Editor. Sir—l noticed in your swimming | column this morning some remarks with ! regard to the raising of funds to de- : fray the expenses of the proposed trip of a Xow Plymouth team to the X'ew Zealand championship meeting. I am, 'therefore, taking tiie liberty of writing ito your paper endorsing the opinion of ' your reporter. I am an old swimmer and polo player myself, and have attended several championship meetings. I have also seen the Xew Plymouth polo (players practising ami playing in the local baths, and, as a result, I consider that should they go to Auckland next month and have ordinary luck they will j shake things up there. I think, therefore. that the townspeople, bearing in mind the fact that the trip of a representative swimming team is in some way 1 an advertisement to the town, would support a concert to assist, towards their expenses. Thanking you in anticipation of insertion, —I am, etc., OLD SWIMMER.