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SYDNEY SWIMMERS HERE

READY FOR AUCKLAND CHAMPIONS

BIG TRIANGULAR EVENT Noel Ryan and Owen Griffiths, the Sydney swimmers, are in excellent form for the first swimming carnival of the season in the Tepid Baths tomorrow evening. | This morning, the Australians had : easy practice swims at the baths, j Handicaps for the iirst carnival I have been announced by Mr. H. Moore, 1 handle, toper to the Auckland Swinj- ! ming Centre. I Gordon Bridson, of Grammar Club, ' is the only Aucklnnder matched against ; Ryan and Griffiths in the quarter-mile invitation scratch race, but there is i no doubt that Bridson, already in full training, will make an excellent show ! against, the visitors. Only last week in an unpaccd swim. Bridson established a New Zealand record of smin lb 3-s.sec over a quarter-mile. He j can be considered in sufficient form |to extend Kyan. Griffiths is New j S( >uth Wales champion over 220yds, and ho also swims a good quarttjri mile. Tiio triangular contest will hold much interest for Aucklanders, espei eially in view of BricLson’s increasing I chancses of adding even more national i distance titles to his successes this j reason. Ryan can be relied upon to ‘ sw | m **• lino race. One Australian ! "' r iter described the* 17-year-old chanti pion as a swimmer of surprises, and I ‘ lls . record proves this, lie entered the i swimming world with success two seasons ago, and last season performed with credit against Arne Borg. Today, Ryan is Australia’s outstanding swimmer. When he appears at Te Awamutu on December 10. Ryan will celebrate his eighteenth birthday. Kyan lias recorded 22min 30sec over j metres, 100 yards in 61 2-ssec; | 220 yards in 2min 36 l-ssec; 440 yards j in smin 20 2-ssec, and SBO yards in ! lOmin 27sec. In a 100 yards scratch race tomorrow | evening, Ryan and Griffiths will meet | 'J' r> \ Earrell, Auckland champion, D. I P. Lindsay and J. Enwriglit, two exi perienced swimmers, and colts in R. j Porteous and A. W. Raper. The race . will be even. In the girls* sprint race, Misses P. Robertson Lind J. Roberts will meet promising girls in Misses S. Brown | Smith, M. El worth and O. Harvey. '1 he first evening handicaps are: 440 yd ! Ryan CN.S.W.), Q. Griffiths (N.S.W.), G. , Kridson (Grammar). 100yds Invitation Scratch Race.—O. j Griffiths (N.S.W.), X. Ryan (X.S.W.), J. P. Farrell (University), D. P. Lindsay <AA aitemata), .1. Enwright (Waitemata). K. Porteous (Mount Eden), A. AY. Raper (Ponsonby). 100yds Dual Relay.—J. P. Farrell and Miss P. Robertson, scr.; R. Porteous and Miss S. Strange Ssec; A. Lockie and Miss M. Smith, 6sec; R. Lane and Miss S. Grown, 7sec; C. Witten and Miss M. Sadler, 9see. Open Dive.—Post entries. Water Polo.—University (Farrell, Buddie. McCarthy, Browne, P. W. Clarkson, Gillett. Bourke, T. Clarkson, Hodge, Fitzpatrick) v. H. M. S. Philomel (Toosley, Wheeler, Kirkland. Williams, Simpson, Hooker, Curnock, Wright, Andrews, Vic--66 2-3yds. Women’s Handicap.—Miss P. Robertson, scr; Miss J. Roberts, 4sec; Miss M. Smith. Ssec; Miss S. Brown, Ssec; Miss O. Harvey, ssec; Miss M. Elworth, 6see; Miss D. Jowsey, Tsec; Miss M. Doughty, Tsec. 66 2-3yds Handicap.—J. P. Farrell, G. [ Leask, J. Enwright, R. Porteous, A. W. ! Raper, scr: L. Fairgray, lsec: N. O. Maddox, J. Perrin, E. V. Cunnold, P. Brownlee, D. Hyauiason, 2sec; A. Keane, W. Stevens, 3sec; C. Witten, J. Bickerton, P. Soljak, R. Lane, D. E. Keane, 4sec; A. Stewart, R. Pidgeon, H. Homiston, PI. Hodge, J. Gillett, A. C. Bourke, D. Warren, W. Ramsay, J. Curtayne, W. Japeth. C. Ketine, ssec; J. Stevenson, T. Clarkson, P. W. Clarkson, J. Fitzpatrick, F. McCarthy, Gsec. 150yds Breaststroke.—T. Lowe, scr: J. Magee, tsec; L. Picklock, lOsec; A. Piddoek, 13sec: P. Griffiths. 14sec; Miss J. Thomson, 15sec: E. V. Cunnold, J. Perrin, 16sec; A. Clarke. ITsec; W. Foster, JSsec: Miss M. Whorman, 21sec; Miss M. O’Meara. 22sec*. 50yds Boys’ Handicap.—L. Smyth, scr; I R. Thomas, lsec; A. Lockie, R. Gee, 2sec; jA. Stevens, H. Cleghorn, 3sec; A. Mci Beath, X. Crump, R. Frankham, S. Gar- | diner, 4sec; B. Johnstone, D. Colebrook, R. Headland, ssec; W. Morris, 6see; D. | Smith. Ssec. ! 50yds Girls’ Handicap.—Miss M. Smith, i scr; Miss M. Elworth, Miss S. Grange, { lsec; Miss M. Sadler, 3see; Miss D. I Guthrie. ssec: Miss A. Grange, Miss A. 1 Ryan, Miss E. Rainey, Miss G. McCarthnev, 6sec: Miss E. James, Miss G. Sadler, Tsec; Miss B. Page, Bsec.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 836, 3 December 1929, Page 11

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SYDNEY SWIMMERS HERE Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 836, 3 December 1929, Page 11

SYDNEY SWIMMERS HERE Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 836, 3 December 1929, Page 11

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