AQUATICS.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 52, 2 March 1909, Page 7

AQUATICS.

MINERS' U'XIOS STOSTS. THE THAMES MEETING. (By Telegraph. —Own Correspondent.) THAMES. Monday. The Thames* Miners' TTnion annual ports meeting was held to-day, and proved uccessful. the attendance being a record, 'he Kilties Band was in attendance, and layed a number ot enjoyable selections, 'he results were:— Maiden Handicap, 120yds.—G. McMillar , E. Cole 2. Amateur Race. 150 yds.—P. P»yne I. M )are 2, A. Fleming 3. Miners" Union Handicap. 130 yds.—A STiite 1. A. McClymont and L. Autridge .cad heat. 2. Bandsmen"9 Race. 100yds.—McCarmick 1 . Hastings 2. G. Clark 3. Yonths' Bicj-cle Race, one mile.—W. Mc rormlck L P. Hill 2. W. Cowling 3. Young Ladies' Ttace.—Miss Head 1, Murle Illgour 2. Lncy TVaite 3. Xlarrled Women's Race.—Sfrs Anjrell I »Irs McSell 2, ilrs McCleary 3, Mrs Dare; Firemen's Erent. Coupling. —H. Ha; rard 1. G. Macfcie 2. Captain Alexander 3 Bicycle Race, one mile. —F. Blank 1, P ?ayne 2. Time. 2.35. Bicycle Race, tyro miles-—P. Payne 1. E 3lank 2. Time. 5.15. Old Men's Race.—R. Cos and J. O'Shes lead heat 1. J. Jennings 3. Commltteemen's R?ce. —.fc Thomson 1, I 3aier 2. B. W. Wilsoa 5. R. McNeil 4. Sack Race.—H. Hay ward 1. Half-milo Handicap.—D. Dunlop 1, A. M< Uillan 2. Time, 2.14. Mile Handicap.— D. Dunlop 1, A. McMi .an 2. Time. 4.59. Puttinz the Shot—A. Brown 1. Powell '.