SWIMMING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 331, 5 March 1910, Page 2

SWIMMING.

INGLEWOOD SPURTS. The swimming sports held at lnglewood baths on Thursday afternoon were most successful, and attracted a large attendance. The officials, under the leader ship of the secretary, Mr. J. Gibbs, were most energetic, and got the events off in good time. About fifteen swimmers went down from New Plymouth, and seven or eight from Stratford were also competing. During the afternoon Mr. J. Swanson, of the New Plymouth Club, gave an exhibition of fancy and graceful swimming. The following are the results:— 50yds Local Handicap)—J. Fowler (15sec) 1, D. Julian (15sec) 2, C. L. Nicholls (2sec) 3. Five. starters. Won by 2yds in 42 sees. 25yds Boys' Handicap—C. Kivell 1, N. Kivell 2. Five started. Time 19 2-ssec. High Dive—A. V. Stohr 1, A. C. Maxwell 2. Also competed: Dixon, B. Kivell, Wilkie and Julian. 100 yd- Breaststroke Handicap—Turnbull (scr) 1, B. Kivell (6sec) 2, A. V. Stohr (Csec) 3. Also started: Dixon, Anderson and Wilkie (fisec each). Won comfortably. Time lmin. 30 1-5 sec. Girls' Race (25yds)—R. Curtis 1, M. Curtis 2. Six starters. Awkward Entry off Chute—V. West 1, A. V. Stohr 2, A. C. Maxwell 3. Spring Board Dive—A. V. Stohr 1. Maxwell 2. 100 yds Handicap—lst Heat: E. Kivel! (Bsec) 1, Preshaw (Bsec) 2, Wilson (17sec) 3. 2nd Heat: L. Curtis (12sec) 1, Maxwell (22sec) 2. Brown (scr) and Burgess (15sec) also started. '3rd Heat: H. Masters (12s'ec) 1, Whittaker (20sec) 2, McAUum (20sec) 3. 4th Heat: Turnbull (Bsec) 1 (swim over). Final: Curtis 1, E. Kivell 2, Masters 3. Turnbull and Maxwell also started. Won by a yard. 50yds Handicap—lst Heat: Curtis 6sec) 1, Preshaw (4sec) 2, Bristol (scr) 3. Won on the touch. 2nd Heat: Brown (lsec) 1, Chamberlain (7sec) 2, H. Masters (Csec) 3. Won by a yard. 3rd Heat: B. Kivell (ssec) 1, V. West (Usee) 2, Won easily. 4th H'eat:A. K. Masters. (lOsec) 1, Dixon (7sec)2, Turnbull (Gsecf 3. Won by a foot. sth Heat: Nicholls (Csec) 1, Whittaker (Usee) 2, E. Kivell (3sec) 3. Won by a yard. Final: A. K. Masters 1, Curtis and B. Kivell 2, dead heat. Brown arid" Nicholls also started. A splendid race. Time 35 2-5 sees.

Members' Race (25yds')—H. Thomson (Bsec) 1, W. Matthews (Gsec) 2. Six started, five of them being veterans, as was shown by their partiality to beat the pistol. The liandicapper should be complimented on his good handicapping as the finish was mos'E and all seemed to have a small sprint left for the finish.

Relay Race—New Plymouth A (Bristol, Brown, Stohr and Preshaw) 1, New Plymouth B 2, Stratford 3. 'Won rather easily. Time, sGsec ( which was very fast. Bell Man's Buff.—This event caus'ed considerable amusement. Wilson finally caught the Bell Man (C. Brown), with Whittaker lying close handy. Intending competitors are reminded that nomination's for the New Plymouth Club's sports to be held at me Baths next Tuesday night close with the secretary, Mr. A. L. Dixon, at 8 o'clock to-night (Saturday). A number of entries' have been received from both Inglewood and Stratford. The 50yds Ladies' Bracelet seems to be retracting most cdmpetition. WEST END SCHOOL. The following West End Sehool pupils have qualified for New Zealand Amateur Swimming Association distance certificates:—One and a-ha If miles Dora Hawke, C. Bacon, K. Brokensltire. One mile and a-quarter— K. Stohr and T. Roy. One mileEthel Johnson, Hilda Jury, Eileen Tighe, R. Oliver, A. Allan, D. Symes. Half-mile—C. Bell, H. Gilbert, L.'Fitzpatrick. . Quarter-mile—L. Turner, H. Hooker, W. Alexander, H. Harding, H. Patterson, 11. Evetts, C. Fair. 220wis'— IR. Lepine, R. Peddie, J. Inch. 100 yd—s Morgan. The girls hare not concluded their trials.

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