SWIMMING

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20740, 25 February 1939, Page 9

SWIMMING

TE AWAMUTU CARNIVAL FITNESS WEEK FUNCTION (Special to Tunes) TE AWAMUTU, Friday There was an attendance or fully 300 at the Te Awamutu Municipal Baths to witness the carnival arranged in connection with the observance or Physical Fitness Week. The Municipal Band added to the success of the function by playing a number or blight selections, and a public address system facilitated the making or announcements. Results.—Boys’ handicap, 33 1-3 yards: First heat. Rex Roberts 1, J. Green 2. Second heal: Allan Bain, J. Mor»n 2. Final: Bain and Roberts dead heat) 1. Girls’ handicap: 33 l-3yds. Doreen Rlundell l, Heather Smith Annette Bevin 3. Secondary boys’ handicap, 50 yards: Garth Haselden, M. Lorthouse 2. Secondary girls’ handicap: 33 1-3yds: Beverly Annstrong 1. Joy Bevin 2. Boys' dive: I>. Itamsbottom l, J*. Bevin 2. Girls’ dive: Jean Hodgoon 1, Joy Bevin 2. Men’s handicap. 33 l-3yds. R. Whitehead 1. Allan Irwin 2. Men’s dive: Ray Irwin 1. K. Stewart 2. Special relay challenge race: High School (C. Haselden, M. I on house. P. Bevin and R. Irwin- beat Old Roy- \j. Haselden, J. Melrose. E. GrifTen and F. Goodall). Relay handicap: Old Boys l. I ire Brigade 2. Veterans 3. The winning team comprised R.

Whitebouse. K. Harvey, k. Melrose and I; Irwin. Men's handicap, 50 yds, k. Harvey 1. R. Whitehead 2. Veterans’ handicap, 66 2-3vds: R. L. Adams l. Ray Burns 2, K. N. Hiskens 3. Ladies’ handicap, 33* l-3yds. J. Whitebous? and B. Armstrong (dead-heat; 1.