WAIMATE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20058, 15 March 1935, Page 3

WAIMATE

GOOD COMPETITION An interesting programme was pro- > vided by the Waimate Swimming Club at its carnival on Wednesday evening. The results were:— 25 Yards Primary Boys Handicap— First heat: J. Harris issec) 1, S. Hunt (sc) 2. Time, 25 l-ssec. Second heat: Guy (2sec> 1, A. Jacobs (7sec) 2. Time, 22sec. Final: J. Harris 1, A. Jacobs 2. Time, 23 2-ssec. 25 Yards Primary School Girls Handicap: J. Price 1, R. Bird 2. 100 Yards Championship Men: S. Kirkpatrick and Fulton were the only starters. For the first lap neither swimmer gained a lead, but in the second length Kirkpatrick drew away from Fulton and by the third lap had a lead of 5 yards. Fulton withdrew after t-.-a and a half laps, and Kirkpatrick completed the distance in 71 3-ssec. 50 Yards Championship, women’s: E. Sherwin and D. Grylls were the only starters. E. Sherwin gained a short lead from the start and maintained this to win by two yards. Time, 36sec. 25 Yards Novice Race, men’s: First heat: R. Gillon (3sec) 1. I. Ellis (ser) 2. McKenzie (3sec) 3. Time, 16 l-ssec. Won by a touch. Second heat: D. Hicks <3sec) 1, S. Wasley (scr) 2. Time, 19 3-ssec. Won by half a yard. Third heat: F. Foster (scr) 1, K. O'Sullivan (scr) 2. Time, 15 3-ssec. Won by half a yard. Fourth heat: C. Baxter (ssec) 1, T. Sullivan (ssec) 2. Time, 21 3-ssec. Final: M. Barford (lOsec) 1, F. Foster (scr) 2, I. Ellis (scr) 3. Time, 23sec. 25 Yards Ladies Handicap—First heat: N. Price (scr) 1, J. Segar (3sec) 2. Time, 16 l-ssec. Second heat: J. Averts (3sec) 1, D. Grylls (scr) 2. Time, 17 l-ssec. Final: N. Price 1, J. Averis 2. Time, 16sec.

100 Yards Men’s Relay, Sratch Race: de Tourettes, Parry. Healey, Fulton 1, Foster Wisnesky, Whatman, Ellis 2. Time, 64sec.

50 Yards Women’s Relay, Scratch Race: E. Sherwin and J. Segar 1, p. Grylls and J. Averis 2. Time, 38sec. High School v. Old Pupils Relay, six-a-side: Old Pupils (E. Sherwin, Kirkpatrick, Fulton, Wasley, Healey and Parry) 1, High School (Foster, Gillon, Hicks, Whatman, McKenzie and O’Sullivan) ssec 2. Won by l-ssec. Men’s Dive: Healey 1, Kirkpatrick 2. Healey and Kirkpatrick had to dive off for first place. Women’s Dive: Miss Price 1, Miss Sauer 2. Boys’ Dive: C. Baxter 1, T. Sullivan 2. 50 Yards Mixed Dual Relay: Miss Sherwin and Wisnesky (scr) 1, Miss Averis and de Tourettes (3sec) 2. Time, 31sec. LATE REV. W. B. SCOTT. Expressions of profound regret were heard on all sides in Waimate yesterday at the news o’f the death after a very brief illness of Rev. W. Bramwell Scott. Before his call to the Trinity Methodist Church, Wellington, three vears ago Mr Scott occupied the pulpit at St. Paul’s, Waimate, and was a popular and enthusiastic minister of his charge and a keen worker for his circuit. Among the many and lasting improvements for the new St. Paul’s Church building, the memorial windows bear evidence of his zeal. Less than two weeks ago he paid a visit to Waimate in company with the Rev. J. H. Haslam and the Rev. G. F. Stockwell both aks former ministers at St. Paul’s, and ffii’ J q!ccupied the pulpit at that churdvoft the Sunday evening. DurifiJ his stay in Waimate Mr Scott was ah enthusiastic member of the Waimate Rugby Football Referees’ Association and he had charge of many important matches. In addition he was an enthusiastic supporter and worker, especially amongst the young people, of other branches of sport on which he left a definite mark to their adV& On behalf of the citizens of Waimate the Mayor (Mr G. Dash) forwarded a message of condolence to Mrs Scott and her daughter Mrs Chapman of Karori, Wellington. CRICKET. The first match to be played between St. Kevin's College (Redcastle) and Waimate High School was played at Victoria Park on Tuesday and resulted in a comfortable win for the visitors by an innings and 46 runs. Scores:— HIGH SCHOOL.

Total for 5 wickets 168 Bowling: W. Foote took no wickets for 32 runs. R. Fleming none for 13, D. Hicks two for 48. W. O’Sullivan two for 31, J. Balfour one for 33. BOWLING. The following will represent Waimate against a team from West End, Timaru, in a bowling match at Waimate to-day: Mesdames Lewis, Wilson, Dickson and Bray (s); Gunn, Turnbull, Shaw and P'ick (s); Reeve, Paul, Rathgen and Richards Os; Grant, Kirk, Winning and Good (s); Travers, Healey, Stevens and Runciman (s). Emergencies: Mesdames Paterson and Barnard.

Procter's, the Premier Opticians Christchurch, will make their next professional visit to Waimate on Saturday April 6. when they may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at the Royal Hotel

SWIMMING CARNIVAL HELD

First Innings. V/. Foote, b O’Sullivan W. O'Sullivan, c Stuart, b Prisk .. D. Hicks, stp Wright, b Quigg .. B. O’Malley, c Wright, b Quigg .. J. Balfour, b O’Sullivan R. Fleming, run out J. Hynes, c Hoffman, b Quigg .... A. Cochrane, run out D. Ashley, c McDonald, b O’Sullivan H. Millar, b O’Sullivan E. Rive, not out 10 20 6 12 17 3 7 1 0 1 1 4 82 Bowling: J. O’Sullivan took four wickets for 14 runs, Quigg three for 39, Prisk two for 16, and Kearns none tor 13. Second Innings. Foote, stp., b Quigg 1 O’Sullivan, b Quigg G Hicks, stp., b Quigg 7 O’Malley, b Quigg 0 Balfour, b O’Sullivan 1 Fleming, caught, b Quigg 0 Hynes, caught, b Quigg 1 Cochrane, caught, b O'Sullivan .. 4 Millar, not out 4 Ashley, played on, b Quigg 1 Rive, b Quigg 10 5 40 Bowling.— O’Sullivan took three wickets for 14 runs, Quigg seven for 21. ST. KEVIN’S. First Innings. I. McDonald, lbw., b Hicks 29 P. F. Kearns, lbw., b Balfour .. .. 25 J. O'Sullivan, lbw., b Hicks 51 F. Marshall, lbw.. b O’Sullivan .. 49 I. Prisk. c O'Malley, b O'Sullivan 3 11