SWIMMING SPORTS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 931, 26 March 1930, Page 13

SWIMMING SPORTS

RECORD ENTRIES FOR SCHOOL CHAMPS. FINAL CONTESTS TONIGHT 1 Enthusiasm reminiscent of the ole i days of the Auckland City Schools ; swimming gala was displayed at tin j Tepid Baths yesterday when the openj ing session of the Auckland public i schools swimming championships was 1 held. Individual and team entries brought the list of entries up to the bR total of S3G. which is claimed to be c record for New Zealand. No fewer than 27 schools, frorr Helensville in the north to Papakura m tlie south, were represented. Heats only were decided yesterday and the semi-finals and finals will take place this evening. The following list of abbreviations is used in conjunction with the results which are given below:—Edendaie (Ed), Curran {Street (C), Normal (N) Aleadowbank (Alb), Devonport (D) Stanley Bay (SB), Wellesley Street C\\ ), Newton Central (NC), Aloun: < E) * Na P ier Street (NS), Graf tor (Cx), Vermont Street (VS), Maungawliau (Al), Belmont (B), Kohimaraina (Km). Helensville (H), Papakura (P) Vauxhall (V), Richmond Road (RR). Mount Roskill (Ros). Henderson (Hen). Bayfield (Bf), Kovvhai (Kj. Dilworth (Dw), Te Papapa (TP), Gladstone (Glad), Waimauku (Wait, Otahuhu (O). Boys. 9 to 10 years, 25yds.—First heat: Mortimer (C), 1; Alexander (AL), 2 Secll o at: Kitchingham <B>, 1; NichclU Tffinl heat: Mitchell (E>. J; AA ood (AS). 2. Fourth heat: Dvson < Ros j 1; Sellars (Cl), 2. Fifth heat: Parnell (H), 1; Johnstone (P). 2. Girls, 9 to 10 years, 25yds. First heat: J- Alelho.se (V), 3 ; K. Lack (SB), 2. .Second heat: Pv. Alclndoe (C) 1- S Grange (Km), 2. Third heat: J. Archibald (SB), 1; AY. Gray (AT), 2. Boys, 11 to 3 2 years, 50yds.—First heat: Evans (B), 3; Watson (P), 2. Second heat: Johnson (SB), 3: Lynch (H), 2. Hurd heat: McJndoe (C), 1; Turner (V) 2 Fourth heat: Poole (DW), 1: White (K), 2. Fifth heat: Stanaway (PI), ] ; Cox (D). 2. Boys. 3 3 to 14 years, 66 2-3yds.—First heat: Galloway (SB), 3; Matthew (K), 2. Second heat: Wilson (C), 1; Harrison (Al), 2. Third heat: Hepburn (B), 1; Pringle (P), 2. Fourth heat: Ivil (B). 1; Donaldson (NC), 2. Fifth heat: Holloway (B), 1: Cobcroft (K), 2. Sixth heat: Bond (B), 1; Connolly (VS), 2. Seventh heat: Slako (Dw), 1; Mitchell (SB). 2. Girls, 13 to 14 years, 66 2-3yds.—First heat: J. Kemp (K), 1; J. Thompson (VS), 2. Second heat: E. James (V). 1; J. Dawes (B), 2. Third heat: Al. McCrane (SB), 1; R. Long (Ros), 2. Fourth heat: E. Strong (H), 1; P. Gillingham (Al), 2. Boys, 10 to 11 years, 33 l-3yds.—First heat: Wilson (NS), 3; Strong (H), 2. Second heat: Warren (B), 1; Atkinson (Iv). 2. Third heat: J. Freakes (B), 1; Fish (E), 2. Fourth heat: D. Freakes (B), 1; Swan (Alb), 2. Girls, 10 to 11 years, 33 l-3yds.—First heat: P. Johnson (Hen), 1; M. Upson (Mb), 2. Second heat: J. Burgess (Km) 1: G. Grayson (Ed), 2. Third heat: C Watters (Km), 1; P. Walker (K), 2 Fourth heat: T. Dorset (H), 1; R. Holloway (B), 2. Fifth heat: Al. Ball (K), 1: G. Coney (V), 2. Sixth heat: K. McDonald (E). 1; D. Howell (NC), 2. Seventh heat: M. Eyre (V), 1; Adele (RII). 2. Boys. 12 to 13 years, 66 2-3yds.—First heat: Beard (NS), 1; I). Shepherd (Bf), 2. Second heat: Grant (Bf), 1; Donovan (C), 2. Third heat: Feilding (Bf), 1; Bookman (Al), 2 Fourth heat: Donald (N), 1; Cox (M), 2. Fifth heat: Kronfeld (N), 1; Crafts (Al), 2. Sixth heat: Brassey (Dw), 1: Howells (D), 2. Seventh heat: Knight (Km), 1; Rowles (VS), 2. Eighth heat: Scandle (VS), 1; Smith (S), 2. Ninth heat: Dempsey (VS), 1; Hawke (Km), 2. Tenth heat: Singleton (Glad), 1; Barry 'VS), 2. Girls, 12 to 13 years. 66 2-3yds.—First heat: A 7. Clare (C), 1; AT. Atkinson (V) 2. Second heat: M. Colquhoun (C), 1; Al. Wilkinson (V), 2. Third heat: B. John- , Fione (Km), 1; W. Bowman (G), 2. Fourt’a I

2. Fifth heat: M Allen (G), 1: K. McLeot (H), 2 Sixth heat: M. Frankhain (E), i j \V. Clements (K), 2. Seventh heat - M McLaren (M). 1; M. Hodge (K), 2. Eight! heat: M. Goodacre (B), 1: V. Sowden (B> Boy?, 14 to 15 years, 66 2- "yds. -*-Fi?s' heat: Pollard (X). 1: Collins (NC). 2 ’ Second heat: Knight (Km), 1; Davidsoi I (K), 2. Third heat: Watters (Dw), 1 ! Gibson <K), 2. j Boys, under 12 years, breaststroke 50yds.—First heat: Eyrton \C>. 1: Inoc (K), 2. Second heat: Gray (V), 1; Mein doe (C), 2. | Girls. 14 to 15 years. 66 2-3yds.—First i heat: J. Blackmore (B). 1: X. O'Neil ! (NO. Second heat: Drvland (Wai), 1: ! M. Wilkinson (RR). 2. Third heat: G j Leathart (W). 1; D. Jones (K), 2. i Boys, 12 to 15 years, breaststroke, 50vds ; —First heat: Bosley (XS), 1: Morris (Kml , ; 2. Second heat: Orr (K). 1: Beard (XS). ! 2. Third heat: Browak (K), 1; Matthew (K>. 2. Girls, under 12 years, breaststroke. s'iyds.—First heat: Harrison (X), 1: J. Henry (H), 2. Second heat: S. Parke* (X). 1: S. Ryan (M). 2. 12 to 15 years— First heat: V. Clare (C), 1; E. Strong (H). 2 Second heat: M. Colquhoun (C). 1: J. Willaims (RR). 2. Third heat: J. Dawes (80. 1; J Morris (N), 2. Fourth heat: P. Craies (Bf), 1; X. Cuthbert (G). Boys. 12 to 15 years, 220yds.—First heat: Matthew (Kb 1; Trower (Dw), 2. Second heat: Galloway (P), 1; Wilson (C). 2 Boys, under 12 years, relay race. 133 l-3yds—First heat: Bayfield, 1; Curran Street. 2. Second heat: Helensville, 1; ; Papakura. 2. Girls, under 12 years, relay race, 133 1-3yds.—First heat: Vauxhall, 1; Stanley Bay, 2. Second heat: Normal. 1; Henderson, 2. Girls. 12 to 15 years, relay race, IQ3 !-3yds.—First heat: Vauxhall, 1: Helensville, 2 Second heat: Bayfield, 1; Maungawhau, 2; Richmond Road. 3. j Boys, 12 to 15 years, relay rare. 133 ! l-3yds.—First heat. Dilworth, 1: Stanley l ay. 2 heat: Normal, 1: Maungawhau, 2. Third heat: Richmond Road, 1; j Belmont, 2. ! Girls, 31 to 12 years. 50yds.—First heat: i S. Parker (M). 1; K. Phillips (H), 2. Sec- ; ond heat: X. Bell (C). 1; 33. Miles (V>, 2. | Third heat: E. Bussey, 1: E. Paris (K), :2. Fourth heat: M. Wilson (C), 1 ; I’. I p.rakebush (M). 2. Fifth heat: K. Revel! ! (Mb), 1; T. Berry (C), 2. Sixth heat: J. ' Harrison (X). 1: D. Archer (SB). 2. | Seventh heat: P. Cook (X), 1: J. Xicholls (H). 2. Eighth heat: J. McGougan (B), 1; E. Cole (K), 2. Boys, under 15 years, neat header.— The ‘following qualified for the final:— I Xelson (W). Strong (H), Raikes (V). | Knight (Km). Orr (Tv), Gray (Km), Letta (r>), Gibson (K), Dempsey (VS), Beard (XS), Finklestein (Bf), Dyson (Ros), gyms (W). Brown (TO, Lord (M). ShefI field (II), Kronfeld (X), Matthew (K). ! Girls, under 15 years, neat header.—The 1 finalists are:—S. Parkes (M). B. Richards j (K), TO. Strong (H), A. Cox (M), D. McLean (Bf), V. Clare (C), V. Finney (\\ ). i P. Gillingham (M), M. McLaren (M), P. Cook (N). O. Erceg (O). O. Coney (X). P. Craies (Bf). B. Smith (RR). M. Good--1 acre (Bf), J. McXaughton (M).

UNIVERSITY CARNIVAL

The annual championships of the University College Amateur Swimming ! Club will be held tomorrow evening at the Tepid Baths. Good entries have been received for 12 championship and several handicap events. A prominent competitor will be J. P. Farrell, : captain of the club. An amusing event will be staged by the college’s Hongi Club. Grammar Old Boys play University at water polo.

WATER POLO GAME

In a water polo game in the Control Board’s competition, Ponsonby B beat Waitemata B three goals to nil, at the Tepid Baths last evening. McCarthy, P'lmsey and Johnston were the scorers. 'Next Monday evening, beginning at 7.15 p.m., Ponsonby A will play Waiteoiata B, Parnell will play H.M.S. Philomel, and Waitemata A will meet Xorth Shore.