COLLEGE SPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 238, 5 October 1916, Page 2

COLLEGE SPORTS.

KING'S ANNUAL MEOTINO. ' • King's College held its annual sports meeting in the Domain Cricket Ground to-, day. All of the events were heavily entered, and very keenly contested. Results are as follow:— ■ ■■ 150 YARDS OPEN HANDICAP. First Heat.—Hunter 1. Mulcock 2, Mure 3. Time, 19s. Second Heat.—Hopkirk 1, MacdonaM 2, Page 3. Time 17 4-se. Third Heat.—Allen 3, Walklate 2, Sheen, I: 3. Time, 17 3-ss. Fourth 1, MeNair 2, Mitchell I. 3. Time, 18 3-ss. • Fifth Heat.—Steadman 1, Corrte 2, Bloomfield 3. Time, 18 3-ss. Sixth Heat.—King 1, Chapman. 2, Menzies 3. Time, 17 4-5. Final. Alien I. 1, King 2, Hopkirk 3. Time, 17 3-se. 100 YARDS (Under 11). Johnston 11. 1. Booth 2, Robertson and Whitney, dead heat, 3. Time, 245. 75 YARDS (Under 13). First Heat.—McNairn 1. Sheen 11. 2, Bnckland 3. Time, 11s. Second Heat.—Pitcher and Ramsay, dead heat 1, Wilkinson 11. 3. Third Heat.—Anderson 1, Wiseman I 2, Boberton 3. Time, lls. Final. Anderson I. 1, McMair 2,. Sheen 3. Time, 10 3 sa. 50 YARDS (Under 11). First Heat.—Johnston 11. 1, Booth 2, Robertson 3. Time 7 3-ss. Second Heat.—Major 11. 1, Bronghton I. 2. Woollame 3. Time, 7 4-ss. Final. Chambers I. 1, White 11. 2, Johnson 11. 3. Time, 7 3-5. 100 YARDS BRUCE CUP. First Heat.—Barker 1, Allen I 2, Bentley 3. Time, 11 l-ss. Second Heat.—Walklate 1, Corry 2, Dove 3. Time, 11 2-ss. Third Heat.—Phillips 1, Vosper 2, Norrell 3. Time, lls. Fourth Heat.—Ntebet 1, Steadman 2, Blomneld I. 3. Time, 11 2-ss. Final. Phillips 1, Allen I. 2, Corry 3. Time, 11 2-r.s. 100 YABDS JUNIOR CUP. First Heat.—Tame 1, Jury 2, Clay 3. Time, 13 l-ss. Second Heat—Rich 11. 1. ■ Frost and Lloyd 1., dead heat 2. Time 13s. Final. Hope I. 1, Walker I. 2, Hudson 3. Tune, 12 2-ss. 100 YARDS (Under 13). First Heat.—McNnir T. Sheen II 2, Lockhart I. 3. Time, 14 4-ss. Second Heat.—itainsay 1, Pitcher 2, Wilkinson 11. 3. Time, 14s. Third Heat.—Anderson I. 1, Roberton 2, Wiseman I. 3. Time. 14 l-ss. Final. .Anderson I. 1, Sheen 11. 2, Ramsay 3. Time, 14 l-ss.

LONG JUMP. Rose, 19ft 3iu 1, Nlsbet 2. Barker 3. HIGH JUMP (Junior Cnp). Walker I. 4ft 6tn 1, Plntayson. I. 2, Ho»e I. 3. 120 TAKES HURDLE RACE. First Heat.—Bigg-Wither 1, Alien I. 2, Webster 3. Time. 21s. Second Heat.—Chapman I. 1. Mac Donald I. 2, Steadman 3. Time, 20 4-ss. HIGH JUMP (Senior Cop). Clark, 4ft'9la 1, Rose and Hawkln, dead beat 2. 100 YARDS (Under 17). First Heat —Barker 1, Menzies 2, Voaper 3. Time. 11 l-5«. Second Heat.—Allen I. 1, Hawk in in. 2, Charter 3. • Third Heat—Jacka 1, Bentley 2, If acdonakl 3. Time. 11 4-ss. Fourth Heat.—Walklate 1, Matcky 2, Home 3. Time, 11 4-sb. Final. Allen 1, Walklate 2, Hawkins lU. 3. Time, 11 4-Ss. 410 YARDS CHATFIBLD CUP. Heard 11. 1, Rose 2, Jacka 3. Time, SO 4-5. 26 2-os. 100 YARDS (nnder Iβ). . First Heat—Mane 1, Hunter 2, Pocock 3. Time, 12 3-ss. Second Heat—AJlen t 1, lacker L 2, Dalton 3. Time, 12 4-se. Third Heat—Vosper 1, Hope l> 2, Spencer 1. 3. Time, 12 l-5».-' Fourth Heat.—Sheen 1. 1, Fihlayaon lIL 2, Norrell 3. Time, 12 l-6sl ■-■. * 120 YARDS HURDLES JUNIOR CUP. Glarkson 11. 1, Bull IL 2. Time, 48 2<. BICYCLE. One mile. oi^A 1 ' *• M,ck3r * Werd *• 3 - 'Wee. 0.37 4k». ' . 220 YARDS SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP CUP (boys only). Ntebet 1, Barker 2, Phillips 3. Time, ■ 75 YARDS (under 9). ■'. Young 1, Andrews 111. 2, Ash win and Lloyd 11, dead heat, 3. Time 12e. Mr. John Galsworthy, at the concluding meeting of the Conference on the National Life of the Allied Countries at Stratford-on-Avon, referring to the war settlement, advocated the establishment of a league of peace, backed by real force, and.declares that the Allied nations should consider the matter before the guns ceased roaring. Whatever were the terms of the peace that would come, peace would not last without a league to guarantee it, and we could not have such a league unices impartiality was its backbone and unless we were willing to accept its judgments in all matters and not merely when it suited us.

ON ACTIVE SSBTIOa FOB KING AMD CODNTHY. ARMTTAGE.—On September 17,- ISM, killed in action In France, John Harconrt Armltage, only and dearly beloved eon of Mr. and Mrs. J. Axmitage, 25, Stanley Street, Devonport; aged 20 years.