Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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19 GROUP D 100 yds. — 1 Skinner, 2 Goldsmith 1, 3 Lewis. Time 12 sees. 220 yds. — 1 Skinner, 2 Harrison, 3 Lombardo. Time 26 4-5 sees. Vi Mile. — 1 Harrison, 2 Skinner, 3 Goldsmith 1. Time 66 sees. y2 Mile. — 1 Harrison, 2 Lombardo, ' 3 Goldsmith 1. Time 2 mins. 32 3-5 sees. 1 Mile Road Race. — 1 Harrison, 2 Lombardo, 3 Cooper 1. Time 5 mins. 22 sees. Long Jump. — 1 Harrison, 2 Stephens 1, 3 Lombardo. Dis- tance 16 ft. 7 ins. High Jump. — 1 Smith 3, 2 Stephens 1, 3 Lombardo. Height 4 ft. 63 2 ins. . Throwing the Cricket Ball. — 1 Stephens 1, 2 Gosling, 3 Lom- bardo. Distance 67 ft. 7 ins. 120 yds. — Hurdles. — 1 Skinner, 2 Harrison, 3 Cooper. Time 20 2-5 sees. GROUP E 100 yds.— 1 Spurling, 2 Wcollard 1, 3 Hallam. Time 11 4-5 sees. 220 yds. — 1 Spurling, 2 Hallam, 3 Diel. Time 32 sees. Vi Mile. — 1 Spurling, 2 Woollard, 3 Barnard. Time 64 sees. y2 Mile.— 1 McBeath, 2 Woollard 1, 3 Barnard. Time 2 mins. 22 1-5 sees. 1 Mile.— 1 McBeath, 2 Woollardl, 3 Terceira 1. Time 5 mins. 35 2-5 sees. 2 Mile Road Race. — 1 Terceira, 2 King, 3 Botelho. Time 12 mins. 311-5 sees. 120 yds. Hurdles.— 1 Diel, 2 Taylor, 3 Woollard L Time 19 3-5 sees. Long Jump. — 1 Spurling, 2 King, 3 Woollard L Distance 18 ft. 9 ins. High Jump. — 1 Spurling, 2 McBeath, 3 Hallam. Height 5 ft. 3 ins. Putting the Shot. — 1 Spurling, 2 King, 3 Taylor. Distance 31 ft. 9 ins. Throwing the Cricket Ball. — 1 Spurling, 2 McBeath, 3 Diel. Distance 80 yds. 2 ft. Standing Long Jump. — 1 Spurling, 2 Hallam, 3 Diel. Distance 8 ft. 53 ins. Junior Inter-House Relay. — 1 Butterfield, 2 Darrell, 3 Saltus. Time 2 mins. 17 sees. Senior Inter-House Relay. 1 Saltus, 2 Butterfield, 3 Darrell. Time 1 min. 55 sees. School vs. Old Boys ' Relay. 1 Old Boys, 2 School. Time 1 min. 47 sees.

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18 His Excellency then turned to athletics, and said that they not only gave the boys pleasure, but taught them many useful lessons, in adhering to strict l ules of training they gave up certain pleasures, and this taught them self-denial, enterprise and team spirit. He continued by saying, that the rules, which governed life, if it were to be lived as it should be, were those which governed running, and assured them that what they were receiving at Saltus was a balance between physical fitness and mental fitness. Sports Results GROUP A 50 yds. — 1 Marshman 2, 2 Hastie, 3 Wingate 2. Time 8 4-5 sees. 100 yds. — 1 Hastie, 2 Marshman 2, 3 Wingate 2. Time 16 4-5 sees. Long Jump. — 1 Hastie, 2 Marshman 2, 3 Patterson. Distance 10 ft. 2 ins. GROUP B 100 yds. — 1 Outerbridge 2, 2 Nelson 3, 3 Maconochie 2. Time 15 sees. 220 yds.— 1 Outerbridge 2, 2 Nelson 3, 3 Doe. Time 35 1-5 sees. }4 Mile Road Race. — 1 Cooper 4, 2 Pearman 2, 3 Peniston 2. Time 3 mins. 9 sees. Long Jump. — 1 Whitney, 2 Doe, 3 Cooper 4. Distance 11 ft. 1 in. High Jump.— 1 Whitney, 2 Cooper 4, 3 Doe. Height 3 ft. ins. GROUP C 100 yds.— 1 Critchley, 2 Johnson, 3 Hutt 2. Time 14 2-5 sees. 220 yds.— 1 Critchley, 2 Hutt 2, 3 Collis. Time 32 sees. 1 4 Mile.— 1 Critchley, 2 Hutt 2, 3 Collis. Time 1 min. 11 4-5 sees. 34 Mile Road Race.— 1 Hutt 2, 2 Goldsmith 2, 3 Woollard 2. ' Time 4 mins. 31 sees. Long Jump. — 1 Critchley, 2 Hutt 2, 3 Tiimingham 1. Dis- tance 13 ft. 83 2 ins. High Jump. — 1 Critchley, 2 Johnson, 3 Trimingham 1. Height 4 ft. ins.

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20 S G»S» Swimming The Annual Inter-House Swimming Meet was held at the Langton Pool in late September of last year. In the Senior Com- petition, Saltus House nosed out Watlington House to win with 41 points to the latter ' s 31 points. Butterfield House was third with 18 points. In the Junior Competition, Watlington House easily led the rest of the field, to win with 37 points: Darrell and Saltus tied for third with 16 each. In the course of the meet, three records were broken. H. King set a new record for the 100 yards free style in Group E with the very excellent time of 64 seconds. In the 50 yards breast-stroke in Group C, Evans set a new record of 41 seconds. Seymour made a new mark in the Group D back-stroke event with 16 2-10 seconds. Many of the other times were close to the records. The standard of swimming has undoubtedly improved in the last year for which we are most indebted to Mr. V. F. ( Chummy ) Hayward for providing the Saltus boys with the use of the Langton Swimming Pool for two afternoons each week during the Summer Term. This term, many enthusiastic swimmers can be seen at the pool practising for the individual Pentathlon Shields, competition for which will be held in early June. Even though only four boys can win these shields, the losers will have improved their standard of swimming to the extent that they will stand a better chance in the forthcoming September Meet. H. C. E. M. S G S Swimming Competition Senior House Shield. — 1 Saltus, 41 points, 2 Watlington, 31 points, 3 Butterfield, 18 points. Junior House Shield. — 1 Watlington, 37 points, 2 Butterfield, 17 points, 3 Darrel-Saltus (Tie), 16 points. GROUP A 25 yds. Freestyle. — 1 Gibbons 4, 2 Nelson 3, 3 Pearman 2. Time 19 4-10 sees. Diving. — 1 Gibbons 4, 2 Pearman 2, 3 Nelson. GROUP B 25 yds. Freestyle.— 1 Shanks, 2 Hi(tt 2, 3 Collis. Time 16 2-10 sees. Diving.— 1 Shanks, 2 Hutt 2, 3 Smith 4.