CHETWODE SCHOOL.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 March 1917, Page 6

CHETWODE SCHOOL.

! SWIMMING,, SPORTS. T '? wimming sports in connection ■ ttli.ii the school were heid at tlie Muni- - cipal Batlis oi} Friday, March 10, under r ideal weather conditions. The following . is the result of the races:— i Two lengths breast stroke.—E. Carthew 1, D. Harrison 2, M. Jackson 3. r Juniors under 12.—-P.v Perry 1, E. 1 lailej 2, M. Russell 3. Diving.—M. Jackson 1, L. Saxton 2. t Relay race— M. Dent, D. Harrison, t and M. Jackson were the winning team. Jumping from second dive.—M. Jack- , son and D. Harrison tied for first place, 3 E. Carthew 2. \ e One length on back.~D. Harrison 1, r M. Jackson 2. t Awkward entry.—E. Carthew 1, L. 6 Saxton 2. "Go as you please."—L. Saxton 1, M. 0 Jackson 2. n Fewest strokes across baths.—H. Atj k.nson. Brick diving three consecutive times. „ H. Atkinson 1, D. Harrison 2. 0 Crocodile race.- -D. Harrison, L. Sax- . ton, M. Dent, and E. Blundell were the I, winning team. r %g «nd spoon race.—ll. Jackson and . E. Carthew tied for lirst place. f Life-saving second method.—L. Sax--1 ton and M. Dent. e Walking in pairs—P. Perry and E. ! Blundell. Walking alone.—L. Maediarmld 1, E. , Baily 2, p. Perry 3. Handicap race.—E. Carthew 1, N. f O'Carroll 2. Bronze medallions presented by Royal » Life-saving Society.—M, Jackson and"D. j Harrison. , Senior championship (greatest number . of points).—ll. Jackson, t Mrs. F. Blundell and Miss Banwell - acted as judges and Miss Stanford as starter. There were a large number of ) entries for each race, mid" there were ~ some very dose finishes. Special thanks ,- are due to Mr. Schwartz for an exhibii tion of fancy swimming and diving and i to Miss Dowling.for the valuable assist- ,• ance she has given to thi> g ris, which j has enabled them to gain their life- ; saving certificates.