SWIMMING HANDICAPS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 918, 11 March 1930, Page 7

SWIMMING HANDICAPS

WAITEMATA’S CARNIVAL FINE SPRINTERS ENTERED Ali.ny efficient sprint swimmers ar< entered in events to be conducted at the Tepid Baths by the Waitemata Amateur Swimming Club. The interhouse girls’ relay championship will be an interesting event on the programme and R. Thomas is also to attempt the Auckland intermediate boys’ 100 yards record. The Auckland and New Zealand champion, G. Bridson, will race again?-! a formidable field in the 300 yards handicap, and Grammar will play' unbeaten Waitemata A at water polo. Handicaps:

66 2-3 Yards Open Handicap.—J. 1’ Farrell, J. Enwright, A. Raper, R. Porteous, R. Sellars, scr; R. Thomas, 1» Alathieson, J. Bickerton, J. Eddleston«-, lsec: L. Beck, A. E. Moore, D. McKay. H. Homiston, L. Smythe, G. Leask. TV J. Stevens, 2sec; R. B. Pidgeon, AI. With ers, E. V. Cunnold, L. Fairgray, J. Cur tayne, D. Hyauiason, 3sec; M. Honey-field. B. Belcher, 4sec; T. Lowe, ssec: H. McGregor, H. Aloore, T. Rowell, H. Hogg, 6sec; F. Guzzwell, 7sec. 300 Yards Club Handicap.—<s. Bridson scr; D. Lindsay, 7sec; R. de Loree, .1 Enwright, 15sec; R. Sellars, 19sec; R Ashby, 22sec; E. V. Cunnold. 24sec: D Alathieson. 26sec; D. Hyauiason. 28se< ; R. Bakewell, W. Gunn, F. Guzzwell, 31s« c 50 Yards Women’s Handicap.—Alisses L Coutts, AI. Farquhar, P. Robertson, scr. S. Brown, AI. Smith, J. Roberts, lsec; S. Grange, AI. Elworth, E. Rainey, 2sec; S Denham, 3sec; AI. Sadler, O. Harvey, A Grange, A. Pearce, 4sec; I. Keeping, I» Guthrie, ssec; X. Watson, 6sec; C. Diracci. 7Sec. 150 Yards ISreaststroke Handicap.—T Lowe, scr; J. Alagee, 2sec; Aliss G. Pidgeon, 18sec; A. Clark, Aliss J. Thompson. 21sec; F. S. Taylor, W. Gunn, 23see; V C. Hut ter, 25sec; _W. Alartin, Miss O. Harvey*. Aliss W. Whitcombe, 31sec; Miss AI. O’Aleara, 33sec. 50 Yards Novice Handicap.—A. E Moore, scr; S. Gardiner, H. Watkins. A Spraggon, lsec; C. Browr.e, N. W. Jerrome. L. Cordis, D. Bennett, T. O’Alcarn. A. Kav, A. Walmsley, 2see; E. Gee, R Gurr, T. Dean, A. Wicks, H. Hogg. 2se< F. Guzzwell, A. Curtayne, H. Alulvihill. 4sec. . 50 Yards Girls’ Handicap.—Alisses M Smith, scr; AI. Elworth, S. Grange, lsec: E. Rainev, 2sec; A. Grange, A. Pearce, E. Strong. 3sec; M. Sadler, A. Davis, K James, D. Keeping. E. Hill. 4se •; G Sadler. Ah Leydon, B. Lewan, A. Thompson, O. Armstrong, S. Kitchenman, 6sec. C. Diracci, Z. Hutter, A. Ryan, 7sec 66 2-3 Yards Junior Boys’ Handicap R Gee, scr: N. Crump, R. Gurr, I: Frar.kham. lsec; J. Garrod, L. Curtayne. C Buchanan, D. Bennett, J. Rawlings. .1 O’Meara, B. Buchanan. 4see: D. Smith R. Miles, ssec; D. Webster, S Gill, 6sec 33 1-3 Yards Junior Girls’ Handicap.R. White, AI Ey’re, scr: I. Hendricksen, .1 Birchell, R. Eagles, lsec; J. Felton, L Langley, 2sec. 33 1-3 Yards Junior Boys’ Handicap - D. Webster, G. Cox, scr; T. Hambrook. 3sec; O. Gee, G. McGregor, E*. Crump. ssec; J. Brotherton, K. Dorrington, 6s<-> 133 1-3 Yards Inter-house Girls’ Chan pianship Relay.—Farmers’ Trading Company, Smith and Ciughey, George Court’s, John Coqrt’s, Rendell’ I *, Ambhi and Company*, R. Greer and Son, Woolworths, Plummer Hat Company, Alilne and Choyce. 66 2-3 Yards Dual Relay*.—Aliss AT Smith and R. Porteous, scr; Miss S' Grange and R. Thomas, 2sec: Miss E Rainey and T. Lowe, Aliss M. Elworth and A. Aloore, Aliss S. Brown and A Lockie, 3sec: Aliss B. Atkinson and J. 1 Curtayne, Aliss A. Pearce and W. Stevens. Miss S. Denham and R. Pidgeon, Aliss D. Guthrie and R. Frankhar: 4sec; Aliss M. Sadler and H. McGregor. Miss G. Sadler and R. Gee, Aliss E. and N. Crump, Aliss Ensor and T. Dean. Miss J. Rowell and T. Rowell. 6sec. Water Polo.—Grammar v. Waitemata .* SUSPENSION CONFIRMED SWIMMING CENTRE’S MOVE Hie suspension by the Dargavilie Swimming Club of a member, .1. Geard. for disobedience during a clui* visit to Whangarei, was confirmed by the Auckland Centre of the New Zealand Swimming Association at a meeting last evening. The suspension applies to the present season. Support was given the proposal mad<at the recent conference of centres to hold the New Zealanc senior and intermediate junior championships sep aratelv. "Wanganui’s application to hold the senior championships next season received support. Representations are to be made the City Council for concessions in th* price of admission to the Tepid Bath«= to secondary school pupils. A redur tion in the cost of hiring the baths f- r the primary school contest- will b-e sought.