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Method of Scoring.
6. For event
(7),
Team Relay Race, the winning team to receive
15
points, the second ]0 points, and the third 5 points.
For event
(9),
Water Polo, teams to receive
7
2
points for a win,
5 points for a draw, and
2
2
points for a loss.
For all other events the winner will score 6 points, the second
5 points, the third 4 points, the fourth 3 points, the fifth 2 points,
and the sixth 1 point.
In the event of ties for any place, the points for each place will
be added together and divided by the number of competitors or
teams tying.
Special Conditions for Certain Events.
7. (a) Diving. Two
dives, standing plain or swallow, from a
stage not lower than 10 feet and not higher than 14 feet
from the water level.
Two dives, running plain or swallow, from bath side
spring-board.
(b) Plunging. Two
plunges each competitor.
(c)
Team Relay Race.
Each of the six representatives to
swim two lengths of the bath.
(d) Water
Polo.
Each Service to play the other once, i.e., a
total of three snatches to be played in all. Extra time
not
to be played.
S. Only Officers, Men and Boys on the active lists are allowed
to compete, i.e.:—
(a)
Royal Navy and Royal Marines to include all members
of the permanent Naval Forces of the Dominions attached
to the Home Service, but not R.N.R. or R.N.V.R.
(b)
The Army to include Indian Army and all members of
the permanent Forces of the Dominions attached to the
Home Service, but not Reservists, Supplementary Reserve,
Territorial Army or O.T.C.
(c) The Royal Air Force to include all members of the
permanent Air Forces of the Dominions attached to the
Home Service, but not the R.A.F. Reserve or Auxiliary
Royal Air Force.
9.
The total points scored by each Service to decide the final
placing of the Services.
The winning Service to hold for one year the Trophy presented
by the A.S.A., through the kindness of the late Mr. W. A. H.
Buller, President A.S.A.,
1925.
In the event of a tie, the Trophy to be held by the Services
tying, for an equal period, the Senior Service to hold it for the
first period.
Method of Scoring.
6. For event
(7),
Team Relay Race, the winning team to receive
15
points, the second ]0 points, and the third 5 points.
For event
(9),
Water Polo, teams to receive
7
2
points for a win,
5 points for a draw, and
2
2
points for a loss.
For all other events the winner will score 6 points, the second
5 points, the third 4 points, the fourth 3 points, the fifth 2 points,
and the sixth 1 point.
In the event of ties for any place, the points for each place will
be added together and divided by the number of competitors or
teams tying.
Special Conditions for Certain Events.
7. (a) Diving. Two
dives, standing plain or swallow, from a
stage not lower than 10 feet and not higher than 14 feet
from the water level.
Two dives, running plain or swallow, from bath side
spring-board.
(b) Plunging. Two
plunges each competitor.
(c)
Team Relay Race.
Each of the six representatives to
swim two lengths of the bath.
(d) Water
Polo.
Each Service to play the other once, i.e., a
total of three snatches to be played in all. Extra time
not
to be played.
S. Only Officers, Men and Boys on the active lists are allowed
to compete, i.e.:—
(a)
Royal Navy and Royal Marines to include all members
of the permanent Naval Forces of the Dominions attached
to the Home Service, but not R.N.R. or R.N.V.R.
(b)
The Army to include Indian Army and all members of
the permanent Forces of the Dominions attached to the
Home Service, but not Reservists, Supplementary Reserve,
Territorial Army or O.T.C.
(c) The Royal Air Force to include all members of the
permanent Air Forces of the Dominions attached to the
Home Service, but not the R.A.F. Reserve or Auxiliary
Royal Air Force.
9.
The total points scored by each Service to decide the final
placing of the Services.
The winning Service to hold for one year the Trophy presented
by the A.S.A., through the kindness of the late Mr. W. A. H.
Buller, President A.S.A.,
1925.
In the event of a tie, the Trophy to be held by the Services
tying, for an equal period, the Senior Service to hold it for the
first period.
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| Description | 'Games and Sports in the Army' was an annual publication produced by the British War Office between the 1930s and 1960s. This included the Second World War. It outlines the rules and regulations for games and sports played by members of the armed forces. It features names and photographs of team members, and examples of contemporary advertising. |
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| Shelfmark | GWB.52 |