ATHLETICS.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 51, 1 March 1909, Page 7

ATHLETICS.

N.Z. MARATHON MEETING. DECLARATION OF HANDICAPS. The following handicaps have been declao ed by Mr W. B. Eyre for the races to be run under the auspices of the Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club at tae New Zealand Marathon meeting next Saturday, at the Domain:— ToYds Handicap: P. C. Weston, S. F. Bass, scratch; J. H. Edwards, Jyd; C. Dv Cowan, P. K. Xess, P. J. Treanor, lyd; A. 11. Rowe, C. K. Burns, F. R. Wilson, 2yds; L. A. Teutenberg, 2Jyds; D. G. Saxjnders, J. J. Taylor, A. Twbame, E. WiK liams. H. G. Chevis, W. K. Dick, b. C. Kent, Et. L. Jlowbray, G S. Reid, 31yds; P. Brown, E. A. George, J. White, B. R. Roskinge, •{yds: W. H. C-lbeck, B. Edwards. A. S. Endean, R. R. Hamilton, H. H. Johnston. C. V. Mark. C H. Abbott, F. A. Abbott, V. C. Parsons, H. J. Rowe, E. Schopus, H. Winstone, 4iyds; W. C. Rotherham, W. A. Walters, W. ?.. Grace, B.C. Heald, B. L. Noone. syds; S. W. Buck, A. O. Butler, L. E. Kerr-Tnylor, G. Moore t E. W. Oswald. W. J. Sansfc-ury, siyds; F. C'arolan P. P. Shea, 6yds; D. Calllnan, 64yds. • 220 Yds Handicap: S. F. Bass, scratch; F. J. Treanor, J. H. Edwards, lyd; J. White, L. A. Teutenberg, 2yds; C, D. Cowan, P. K. Mess, A. M. Rowe, P. C. Weston, F. R. Wilson, 3yds; W 'Wilson, 4yds; C. F. Burns. M. M! Taylor, H. G. Chevis. A. Twiname E. Williams, syds; H. L. Mowbray. J. J. Taylor, eyds: W. H. r>lck, G S. Reid. D. G. Saunders, 7yds; X. Askew. T. R. Carter. A. H. Gyllies, t,. 0. Keut. F. S. Yates. Byds; F. A. Abibott, W. H. CSlneek, W. H. Davies, A. S. Endean, R. S. Halliwell, F. E. Kent, R. tt. Hamilton. T. A. Kecr-Taylor, 9yds: C. Buchanan, G. Heron, E. A. George, C. V. Mark, 10yds; B. L. Noone, W. J. Sansfoury, ll.rds; A. O, Butler, L. E. Kerr-Tayl'or, M. Madill 12ydi. 120 Yds Maiden Handicap: T. A. J.'Askew, T. It. Carter. T. G. Potter, scratch; P. A. Abbott, F. E. Kent, E. A. Mason, lyd; ft.. Edwards, A S. Endean, A. H. Gylllee, V. C. Parsons, H. J. Howe, H. H. Johnston, K. R. Hamilton C. V. Mack, H. Wlnstone, Hyde; C. Buchanan, W. R. Dick, W. R. Grace. E, C. Heald, K. S. Halliwell, V. L. Noone, W. A. Walters, 2yds; S: W. Buck, Jun., ii. E Kerr-Taylor, G. Moore, B» W. Oswald, 2*yds; W. H. Daviee, W. C. Botb.erham. 3yds: W l . J. Sansbury, H. Schopus, 3*yds: A. Cornago, P. J. Shea, 4yds. WljSds Hurdles Handicap: T. A. KerrTaylor, J. 3. Taylor, H. C. Northcroft, owe 12vds; F. J. Treanor, A. Twiname, owe 6yds; W. R. D-ick. A. O. Butler, R. R. Hamilton, h. E. Kerr-Taylor, F. S. Tates, B. L. Noone, scratch; E. Schopus, H. Win. stone, 3yds. Primary Schools' IOOYds Handicap (boys under 15): to be handicapped at post. Entries—Donald Baxter (Nelson-street school), Ken Bishop (Epsom school), Cyril M. Callinan (Fousonby school), W. A. Mnnnlnf; (Deronport school), C. Nicholson (Newmarket school), T. A. Sanstiury (Onehnnga 3chool). Secondary Schools' 440 Yds Handicap: Tβ be handicapped at post. Entries—A. X. Leeds, J. C. Wnltney, F. Carolan, F. W» Lang, R. Pittar. Runners are requested to call at the Ami* teur Sports Club as early as to Obtain their numbers. j SCHOOLS' SWIMMING SHtBL/D. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)' TOMARiTJ, Sanday^ The Jifflirlst Bros. , School won tne Tteani School iSwimmlng Shield yesterday at tht Dunua! cchm'petltloiis. THE, CHAMPIONSHIPS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WEIiiNr GTO N_ Sunday The selectors of Wellington's representatives for the amateur athletic champlonr ships at Dunedin oa March 20 attended the sports held by the Port Nicholson Club yesterday, in order to observe the competitors. Woodger, a new runner, made the best impression. Hβ won his heat of the 100 yards in 10 3-ss, and the final ?n from scratch. WHANGAJtEI ATHLETIC CLTTB, (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent! WHANOAREI, this day. sent Mr. S. H. White being ,™ thVeS*. The treasurer reported a credit surplus from SfiV* £15 1A " was decided to hold nn athletic sports meeting on Baster Monday in the Settlers' Hotel paddock Mr F a ote M ™ S na^,° f ualy eiected oresJdent mm iixt. tit. td.. Wliite treasurer Th<» ««,» tion of secretary -was held-over nendtai the decision of Mr. Cable. Several nev> members were enroiled.