ATHLETICS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 81, 6 April 1933, Page 16

ATHLETICS.

WAfiSITY ) CHAMPIONSHIPS.

INTER-FACULTY HONOURS. P. R. HACKETT'S RECORD JUMP. At tlio Auckland' University College's annual inter-faculty sports at the Domain yesterday P. R. Hackett .(the ex-Sacred-Heart Collegian) broke by; three-quarters of an inch G. E. Carter's high jump record of sft TAia, established in 1926. After yesterday's contests one event— 440 yards hurdles-wemains to be decided, and .the. winner of the Staff Cup for most points-in championship events is still in doubt. At present E. C. Wooller is leading with 15 points, followed by H. Iv. Brainsby .with -14 : For. the inter-faculty shield Science and Engineering is leading with 52 2-3 points from Commerce 44, and Arts. 39., During afternoon tea; which was served by the lfidies''.house -committee, an amusing interlude, "Olympic JPV, omen's Relay," was staged by the Hoogi Club. • The following; team was' subsequently chosen 'to rep.r'esent Auckland at the annual inter-University tournament at Auckland during Easter:—loo yards, H.-C. Garlick, J. T). Lewis'; '220' yards, - H. : -C. Garlick, J. D. Lewis; 440 yards, E. G. Kedgley, G. T. Mitchell; 880 yards, M. Hewitson, H. D. Ball; one mile, R. O. Haszard, A. R. Hill; three miles. R. C. Haszard, C. Francis; 120 yards hurdles, P. T. Bowie, J. Healy; 440 yards hurdles, H. D. Ball and another to be chosen; broad jump, P. R. Hackett, ,T. Prender-, gast; high jump, P. R. Hackett, J. Healy. Results:— OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS. 100 Yards.—First heat: Lewis 1, Mitchell 2, Coney 3. Time, 13s. Second heat: Garlick 1, McKearney 2. Archer 3. Time, 10 4-ss. Final: Garlick 1, Lewis 2, Mitchell 3. Time, 10 4-ss. 220 Yards. —Garlick 1, Lewis 2, Mitchell 3. Time, 22 3-ss. 440 Yards. —Kedgley 1, Mitchell 2, Ball 3. Time, 52 l-ss. BSO Yards.—Kedgley 1, Hewitson 2, Maxwell 3. Time, 2.4 3-5. One Mile.—Haszard 1, Francis 2, Hewitson 3. Time, 4.4 D 2-5. 120 Yards Hurdles.—Healy 1, Brainsby 2. Time, 18 2-ss. . Throwing the Javelin.—Wooller 1, Clegg 2, Stevenson 3. Distance, 146 ft ljin. Throwing the Discus.—Wooller 1, F. .T. Anderson 2, Stevenson 3. Distance, 78ft SJin. Putting the Shot.—Wooller 1, Hackett 2, McCarthy 3. Distance, 29ft 4in. High Jump.—Hackett 1, Brainsby 2, Healy, Fuller and Stevenson, equal, 3. Height, Oft 81 in—a record. Long Jump.—Brainsby 1. Hackett 2, Healy 3.' Distance, 21ft 2Jin. Hop, Step and Jump.—Brainsby 1, Prendergast 2. Hackett 3. Distance. 45ft 3Jin. One Mile Walk. —Gudsell 1, Adams -, Thomas 3. Time, 7.44 2-5. OTHER EVENTS. 100 Yards Handicap.—Sutcliffc 1, J. Hill 2, Archer 3. Time, 11 1-SR. „ _ 880 Yards Handicap.—McNeil 1, Allen -, Keilh 3. Time, 2.13 2-5. 220 Yards Freshers' Championship.— Allen 1. Sutcliffe 2. Time, 25 1-58. Inter-faculty Relay.—Commerce (Haszard, Mitchell, Coney, Allen) 1, Training College 2, Arts 3. Time. 4.5 2-5. 50 Yards Mufti. —Mr. J. Hogben 1, Dr. Brown 2, Hamilton 3. Time, C 2-ss.

RELIEF SPORTS CARNIVAL.

HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY,

A fine programme of events has been arranged for the athletic ond cycling carnival to be held ot the Weßtern Springß Stadium next Saturday afternoon in aid of relief distress In Grey Lynn. Several attempts will bo made on New Zealand records: N. F. Cooper .will attempt Randolph Rose's six-year-old record of 9.20 1-5 for the two miles, both JI. R. Dwijjht and Les. Dwight will attempt R. G. Foubister s one-mile unpaeed cycle record, while M. P. ■Byrnes will attempt to create a New Zealand one-mile tandem record, his partner having not yet been announced. All the leading athletes and cyclists will bo competing, and a great day's sport should result. Handicaps declared by Mr. Alwyn Moon :—

100 Yards.—Elliot, scr; Walker, 2yds; Garlick, 2Jyds; Hook, Bainbrldge, 3yds; Meredith, 4yds; Batty. Roberts, 4Jyds; Warren, Jones. Mitchell. syds; Kedgley, SJyds; Lusby, 6Jyds ; Millar. 7yds; Stevenson, OlUver, Dawson, Bennett. Kerr-Taylor, 7Jyds ; Bowie. Byds: Harvie, Burton, 9yds; Armistead. Ojyds; Iliscock, J. Clarke, Day, Brown, 10yds ; Barton, 12yds.

440 Yards.—Bainbrldge, scr; B. Kedgley, syds: G. T. Mitchell. 10yds; Meredith, 10yds: Ball. Campbell, 16yds; Sayers, 18 yds; Garlick, Hook. Kerr-Taylor, Stevenson, 20yds; Les. Barker, Ilarvie, Jones, 22yds; Ilealy, 24yds; Whltmore, 30yds; Crawford. McNiel, 32yds ; Andrews, 34yds ; Naden, 42yds.

BSO Yards.—Les. Barker, scr; Valder, Syds; Mackenzie. 12yds; Campbell, 20yds; G. T. Mitchell, Ball, Sayers, 24yds: L. C. Barker, 28yds; Hewitson, McDongall, McNiel, Whitmore, 35yds; Andrews, Crawford, Harvie. W. Kedgley, 38yds; Dunn, A. R. Hill, D. Mitchell. 40yds; Dolan, 42yds; Rowc, 45yds; McLouglilin, Naden, 60yds.

One Mile.—Cooper, scr ; Valder, 40yds; Mackenzie, 65yds: Birtwhlstle, Francis, 85yds; Campbell, Nicholson, 95yds; L. C. Barker, Hazard, 100 yds; Whltmore, 110 yds; Andrews, D. Mitchell, ftfciDougall, 125 yds ; McNiel, 130 yds; Dolan, Dunn, W. Kedgley, .McLouglilin, 135 yds.

Two Miles.—Cooper, scr; Nicholson, 140 yds; Francis, 150 yds; Andrews. 160 yds; Hazard, 170 yds; Whltmore, 180 yds; Bainbrldge, 190 yds; D. Mitchell, 200 yds.

BSO Yards Walk.—Cameron, scr; Rogers, 4s ; Holmes, Laird, 14s ; Killeen, May, 16s ; Adams, 20s.

100 Yards,' Ladies.—Mrs. Harris, scr; Misses Thomas, 2Jyds; McConnell, 3yds; Armour. 4yds; Reynolds, Syds; Young, 6yds; Mrs. Moore, Misses Browne, Scouller, 7yds; Scott, Harvey, Tilby, Syds.

CYCLING EVENTS. Handicaps declared for the cycling events by M r - Jack Auckram:—

Half-mile.—H. Dwight. L. H. Dwight, Byrnes, Gordon, scr; Bellini, Foubister, Andrews, Nicholson, 20yds; Wheelhouse, Hughes, Tuylor, 25yds; McLachlan, Casey, 30yds; Browne, G. P. Clark, Baird, 35yds; Allen, 40yds; Markham, S. . Pinfold, C. Johnson, Webster, 45vd.s; Hogan. D. Pinfold, Dick, 50yds; C. Hansen, J. W. Clark, J. G. Morris, K. N. Clark, 55yds ; Fisher, Hall, 4. F. Johnson, 60yds ;-C: A. Clarke; 70yTls ;. Castell, 75yds; Crocker; Rose, A. Dwight, E. D. Morris, 80yds; Tate, Mosliiem, Melville, 85yds; E. K. Hansen, 90yds; Linn, 120 yds; English, 130 yds.

Two Miles.—lL R. Dwight, L. 11. Dwight, Gordon, Byrnes, scr; Bellini, 50yds; Foubister, Andrews, Wheelhouse, Hughes Mcholsonfi 70yds; Taylor, 80yds; McLachlan, Browne, G. P. Clark, Baird, Casey 90yds; Allen, 100 yds; Markham, 110 yds'; " ■ I ' n C°ld, l2oyds; Hogan, C. Johnson, Webster, 130 yd*; D. Pinfold, 140 yds; C Hansen, 150 yds; J. W. Clark, Dick, 160 yds; J. G. Morris, K. N. Clark. 170vds 1 Fisher, 180 yds; Hall, A. F. Johnsonf c! t 11 Si A w ytls , ; Cr °cker, 210 yds; Cas- ' , D ' Mnrrla - 220 yds; A. Dwight 230 yds; Rose, 240 yds ; E. li. Hansen, Tate, 2»oyds; Moshiem, Melville, 260 yds • Linn 300 yds; English, 350 yds. '

Five Milos Scratch Race—H. R. Dwight, L. H. Dwight, Byrnes, Gordon, Bellini, f ! l nSPII ' )y ebs ter, C. Johnson, Foubister, Andrews, Wheelhouse, Hughes, Nicholson, Baird, G. P Clark Browne, Taylor, McLachlan, Castell, .T. W. Fisher, Hatl". Clarke '_ Dick ' J - G. Morris,