ATHLETICS.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 241, 11 October 1929, Page 14

ATHLETICS.

THAMES HIGH SCHOOL. . _____ (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) THAMES, this day.:, • Results of the Thames High School sports, held yesterday, were as follows: — . Champion High Jump.—Seniors : Maxwell, J; Goodwin, 2. Juniors: Sutton, 1; Heed, 2. Open: Hammond, 1; Maxwell, 2. Long Jump.—Senior championship : Langdon, 1; Twohill, 2. Juniors: Reed,;l; Sutton, 2. Open : Langdon,. 1; Olsen, 2. ' ' Hop, Step and Jump.—Seniors; Langdon, 1: Maxwell, 2. Juniors: Head, 1; Reed, 2. .K 200 Yards Championship.—Langdon, 1; Maxwell, 2; Twohill, 3. Time, 23 2-ss. 120 Yards Hurdles. —Senior champion-' ship: Maxwell, 1; Langdon, 2; Hoyle, 3. Juniors: Reed, 1; Wood, 2; Barker, 3. 100 Yards Championship.—Seniors : Langdon, 1; Twohill, 2; Maxwell, 3. Time, 11 l-ss. Juniors: Allan, 1; Walder, 2; Reed, 3. Time,. 12 3-ss. » 100 Yards Handicap.—Kelly, 1; Strong, 2; Maxwell, 3. Time. 10 2-ss. BSO Yards Senior Championship.—Strong, 1; Langdon, 2. Junior: Head, 1; Walder, 2; Sutton, 3. Open: Strong, 1; Langdon, 2 200 Yards Open.—Kelly, 1: .Maxwell, 2. 440 Yards Open—Strong, 1; Langdon, 2, 440 Yards Championship.—Walder, 1; Head, 2; Reed, 3. 440 Yards Handicap.—Walder, 1; Olsen, 2; Gilmer, 3. ■ Half-mile Walk.—Head, 1; Mac Duff, 2. Time, 4m 7 l-ss. 200 Yards Junior Championship.—Allen, 1; Reed. 2. ' 200 Yards Handicap.—Allen, 1; Gilmer, 2; Burley, 3. One Mile—Goodwin, 1; Ganley, 2; Watson. 3. Time, 5m 20S. The winner of the Old Boys Challenge Cup was Langdon, with 27J points. The R'S A. Cup, for juniors, was won by H. Walder, and the Bailey Cup was won by R. Strong. The Buick Cup for the girls championship, was won» by A. Green, and the junior cup for girls by K. Snow. R. Strong won the Rudman Cup, ana the Morrisey Cup went to H. Walder. ' •. ; SECONDARY SCHOOLS. J ANNUAL MEETING TO-MORROW. It is anticipated that there will be a large attendance of parents and friends at the Auckland Secondary Schools* Athletic bports Association's meeting at the Domain to-morrow. Competition is bound to be witnessed S ° me sterllne flnishes should be Seven schools will be represeritedjat the fef,, namely, Auckland' Gramrna? O I o Golle se. Mount Albert Grammar School Sacred Heart College, Seddon Memorial Technical College, St. Stephen's Jm v, Ta t kapuna Gtamm ar School 7 f competitors school in each event. „, Th eprogramme, > hlch 18 timed to start at 1.30 p.m., comprises the following events• 100 yards, 220 yards. 440 MO yards" ' one mile, hurdle championships, Q broad jumps, and relay races, both senior" and junior competitors being catered for.During the afternoon musical numbers will be given by the band of the Jubilee Institute for the Blinc* - while afternoon tea *•?" «1«o served. •■'