SWIMMING
[Australian A N.Z. Cable Association.] SYDNEY. •'Feh. 28. At llu- swimming championships the results were: - Ladies’ 221) yards. Fro- Style Championship of Australia : -Mis. Pin Page (New Zealand) 1 : AI i s.s Wane Can lewd] 2. Miss M. Broughton Ik Ali-s Ena Stoeklcv (New Zealand) I. The start was delayed owing to the .v-u Zealanders Inking the water bi-lore the flog fell, and they were rivalled. MisPage had the best of the restart, but Aliss Sto- kiny put in a line sprint and she quickly took the load. Miss Couldwdl j,lined her. and the pair swam toe-ether halfway down the second lap. where Miss I’u.fc came along, and again went to tlie froni. maintaining her lead to Hu- lini.-h. anil winning easily by five yards Alias Slncklcy was just beaten for third place. The time was 2.A I l-A. 22ft Yards Breast-stroke Championship--- E. Robert-on I. J. Sheridan 2. F. Alealing Ii (Ml of New South Wales). Ti 3.10 2-0. Won by 7 yards.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1926, Page 1
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