CADET COMPETITIONS.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 72, 28 March 1921, Page 2

CADET COMPETITIONS.

j AUCKLAND SUCCEEDS. WKI.I.INCTON TROOP RKTURX TTOMK. Tlie troop of twelve senior cadets nf Xo. ,'l2 Company, Wellington, wbo clial-i lenge.l an e,|uii] number of Auckland cadets to n military nnd athletic competition, left for home by tlie midday Main i Trunk express to-duv, being; given a warm send ml' b\ the Auckland boys, who defeated them in the competitions. These competitions were continued, this morning between the Wellington team and the boys id" Xn. IS Company i Aiickliut'l I, uli.-u - -.ling, rill- exercises. M|iiiid drill, physical training-. nr.,l tabloid athletic;, were decided. Auckland making tlie greater number of point-, fa.let lin.adhurst. of Auckland, with :is 'points, won a prize offered by Captain Kretsclimar for the best, score at the miniature range. The military competitions were judged hy Sergeant-Major j Landman. I'esults are: — Slim,ting at Miniature Range Monm ■of twelve).—Auckland 215, Wellington 173. Killo Kxercises.—Wellington SO. Auckland so. I'iiv.-ical Training.—Wellington 76, ' Auckland SS. S.piad Drill. Wellington 70, Auckj land 69. Tabloid Atlil"tics. 50yds Relay Race. Putting the Shot. Three Standing • lumps. High -lump.—Auckland team won. SPORTS I'linnrtAM'ME. Running. lnn-.-,N: Hill* (Auckland), 1: , Broad burst (Auckland). 2: clay .WellingItonl. .•!. 50rds n.-':iv llnr-o .«lx a-sldei: Auckland. 1: Welling:.,n. _'. ' ItiiL-bv. Seven aside: Auckland won, 21 points to P. S-..res: Yon Stunner. :i tries i mil .-.invertedl: Shorlnnd. 1 try; La Roche, li try. J Soc-cr. Wellington won. 3 points I'Run ! dell) to 0. Racket Ball. Wellington, 7 points, -boat ' AiK-klund. .". points. Boxing. ttohhie (Wellington) beat Kills I _i.-klaii.il: Wakeham i Auckland) bent i Davis (Welling toni: Rleleski lAucklandl beat I.aiirenson i Wellington I: Broadhurst I (Au.-klaii.il heat Prince <Wellington): < _n nold I Auckland) and Brown (Wellington), a 1 draw. I The Auckland team won the whole series of events by a fairly substantial j majority of points.