SWIMMING.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1924, Page 2

SWIMMING.

GREYMOUTH CARNIVAL. The Carnival was held in the presence of a record number of spectators at (Jreymuth last evening. .Members of the ladies dub provided refreshments for t’ho competitors. After the sports the vistors were entertained at a social and dance, Mr M. Houston, captain of the Hokitika Swimming Club returning thanks on behalf of the visitors. Girls’ 25yds. Dash Handicap (under 1G). —Mary Jamieson. (2seo.) 1; Betty Smeaton. (ssee.) 2; M. Dixon. Clsee.) :i. Men's 50yds. Handicap (lirst heat). —T. O’ 1 lallahan. ((> sec.) 1: T. Gillool.v. (5 sec.) 2: Time 32 sees. Second heat—lV. Lake. tfi sec.) 1 ; A\". Reynolds, (4 sec.) 2. Time 35 sees. Third heat—.). Skinner. (-1 sec.) 1; J. Mclntosh, tG see.) 2. Time 32 sees. Filial—O’llallaiian 1, Skinner 2. Gillooly 3. Huchings Memorial Relay (200yds.) —State School A. 1, State School B. 2. Marist 3. Won easily. 100yds. Breaststroke.—E. King (G see.) 1; M. Jamieson. (G sec.) 2; L. Jackson. (8 see.) 3. Time 1.35. West Coast Open Water Championship (100 yards).—E. Robinson 1, B. Quinn 2, G. Tomlinson 3. Time 0-1. Boys’ 50yds. Championship.—First heat.—L. Barlthrop 1. L. Shuttleworth 2. Second heat—B. Magee 1, 1. ■Rohinson 2. Third heat—P. O’Neill 1, T. O’Donnell 2. Final-O'Neill 1. Barltrop 2. Time 38 sees. Heavy Weight Handicap.—H. G. Carter 1. M. Houston 2. A. Behan 3. Time 41 see.

Men’s 109yds. Handicap.—K. Griffon (7 sees. ) 1 ; i). Carr. (7 see.) 2 ; P. Doogan (3 see.) 3.

Ladies’ Diving.— Miss (’. Coles 1 Miss Af .Rutland 2, Miss N. Furness 3

Ladies’ 50yds. Handicap.- Miss Jean Houston, (10 see.) 1 ; Miss C. Coles (8 sec) 2: Miss D. Rutland (5 see.) 3. Men’s Diving.—W. Lake 1. P. Doogan 2, T. Gaylur 3. Men's 180yds. Handicap.—E. Quinn (9sec.) I: J. King (9 sec,) 2; H. Trnulnnd (7scc.) 3. Boys’ Diving.—AY. Paine 1. T. Robinson 2. AY. E. W. Lilly 3. Faiicv Diving. —A. Parkinson won the various dives easily, giving a splendid exhibition.