School Sports.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 87, 13 April 1933, Page 8

School Sports.

COMING CHAMPIONS.

OVER 7000 COMPETITORS.

BIG MEETING AT DOMAIN.

Shrill young voices vied with, the blare of radio music at the Domain to-day, when the Auckland Primary Schools Amateur Athletic Association held their annual sports carnival. Although threatening. the weather remained fine throughout the morning, light rain not falling until the luncheon adjournment was being taken. , , The carnival is the largest sports nieeting held in the Dominion. This year the 56 affiliated schools entered 7615 pupils boys 2958, girls 3197, folk dancers 1460. In the boys' events competition was keen, and a number of new records were established. No records were broken this morning in the girls' events, although in a number of instances the previous best time was equalled. I In addition to the competitors there were many hundreds of juvenile onlookers, as well as a fair sprinkling of parents and friends. Everyone was welcome, with tne exception of swarms of flying ants, which made tlieir presence felt at intervals. The events were got off well to time, reflecting considerable credit on tne officials responsible for the big tourney. ' Trophies Presented. After the morning programme had been completed, Mr. H. I. Blow, president of the Public Schools' Cricket Association, presented to four boys trophies for outstanding performances in the W3Z intergroup representative matches. They were: Warwick Lawson (New Lynn), 25 wickets, best analysis, eight for 21; Archer (Devonport), 20 wickets; Marshall (Gladstone), batting, best ettort, 104 not out; Malcolm Rowntree (Owairaka), batting, 103 not out. All were cheered heartily by a crowd numbering nearly ten thousand pupils and parents. _ In the undernoted results the abbreviations represent:—Avondale, Avon.; Bayfield, Bay.; Belmont, Bel.; Beresford Street, Ber.; Birkenhead, Birk.; Brixton Road, Brix.; Cornwall Park, C.P.; Devonport, Dev.; Drury. Dru.; Edendale, Eden.; Ellerslie, Ell.; Epsom, Ep.; Gladstone, Glad.; Glen Eden, G.E.; Grafton, Graf., Grey Lynn. G.L.; Henderson, Hen.; King s School, K.S.; Kohimarama, Ivohi.; Kowhai, Kow.; Mangere East, M.E.; Mangere Bridge, M.8.; Manurewa, Man.; Maungawhau, Mng.; Meadowbank, Mbk.; Mount Albert, Mt. A.; Mount Eden, Mt E.; Mount Roskill, Mt. R.; Napier Street, Nap.; New Lynn, N.L.; Newmarket, New.; Newton Central, N.C.; Newton West, N.W.; Normal, Nor.; Northeote, Ncote.; Otahuhu 1.5., 0.1.5.; Otahuhu, Ota.; Owairaka, Owai.; Papakurg., Baku.; Papatoetoe, Papa.; Parnell, -Par.; Point Chevalier, Pt. C.; Ponsonby, Pons.; Remuera, Rem.; Richmond Road, R.R.; Royal Oak, R. 0.; St. Helier's, St. H.; Stanley Bay, St. B.; Swan.; Takanini, Tskin.; Takapuna, Tak.; Te Papapa, Te P.; Vauxhall, Vaux.; Waitakere, Waitak., Wellesley Street, Wei.; Westmere, West.: At the end of the morning's programme school championship points were: — Boys—Owairaka 105, Papatoetoe 97, Cornwall Park .(1932 champions) 88. Girls—Otahuhu Primary 55, Westmere 55V2, Owairaka 44, Cornwall Park (last year's champions) 36.

GIRLS' EVENTS. 50 YARDS (under S). First licat: C. Hotham (Ota) 1, .T. Armitage (West) 2. Second heat: P. Fergusson (Bcr) 1. M. Kelly (RR) 2. Third heat: G. I/Otvther (Dev) 1. J. Rice (CP) 2. Fourth heat: S. O'Hanlon (CP) 1, t>. Stuart (Ota) 2. Fifth heat: C. Mark-svick (Ota) 1. .T. Fauntain (Mbk) 2. Sixth heat: S. Noton (Birk) 1, D. Collins (Eden) 2. Seventh heat: M. Cowie (CP) 1, D. Arnold (Ota) 2. Eighth heat: A. Doherty (Ota) 1. E. Saunders (Brlx) 2. Ninth heat: B. Wilson (Ell) 1, M. Holehouse (West) 2. Tenth heat: M. Smith (Ota) 1, T. Cashmore (Owai) 2. Eleventh heat: D. Sale (CP) 1, D. Traynor (CP) 2. Twelfth heat: M. White (Man) 1, B. Davies (Ota) 2.

"Final • M. Smith 1, M. bite 2, M. Cowie 3. Time, 7 4-ss, equaUing previous record. . _• 50 YARDS (under 97. •First heat: A. Kule (°, ta > }\ h 6 nt- ? e Ellis' (Mbk) 1. J. (Owai) 2 Sixth heat: J. Worthlngton (Paku) 1, J.' 2 Seventh heat: N. Kh & 3.' (Nor) l Z Hunter *Hll> 2. Ninth heat : M. Raffan fOwai) 1, Lipshani (Man) Ael J t *J heat" J. Nicliolls (Hen) 1, D. (Man) and S. Stevens (Mt. A), dead-heat, 2. Eleventh heat: S. d en, (Papa) 1, T TTnrre (Hen) 2. Twelfth heat. R. MCc'onnochie (Ota) 1, H. Krissansen (Bel) 2 'Final: M. Rnffan 1, R. Cutler 2, M. Gearing S. Time, 7'3-ss. 50 YARDS (under 10). First heat: L. Ripley (Birk) 1, K. Paririnsnn (En) 2. Second heat. G. Innes (Papa) 1, N. Beer (Ell) 2. Third heat: L. Stevens (Eden) 1, M. Armstrong (Nap) O nvmrtti heat: T. Neary (Man) 1, JN. Basley (Papa) 2. Fifth heat:, A. Baddeley (Ep) 1, I. Martin (Ell) 2. , heat. "R Si (1 aw a V (Mt. A) 1, B. Main 2,. Seventh heat: G. Collins (Pons) 1, V.King (Ota) 2. Eighth heat: K. Millar (NC) l, E. Morgan (Mt. A) 2. Ninth Ayllng (Man) 1, K. Mears (Ota) ... lentil heat * M Hayes (Man) 1, J. Grusmng (Ell) 2 Eleventh heat: S. Graydon (Brix) 1, M. Richardson (Ell) 2. „ Final: L. Stevens 1, I. Martin .2, B. Sidaway 3. Time, 7 l-ss, equalling previous record. 65 YARDS (under 11). First heat: P. Higginson (Ota) 1, P. Kneebone (MB) 2. Second heat: B. King (Mt A) 1, S. Smeeton (Owai) 2. T'lird heat: V. Southgate (Eden) 1, E. lodd (Owai) 2 Fourth heat: E. Rancich (NC) 1, J. Piper (Ep) 2. Fifth heat: B.' Moore (Ep) 1, J. Calder (Papa) 2. Sixth heat. J. Sanders (GL) 1, J. Fielden , (Papa), 2. Seventh heat: J. Header (Ep) -1, P. Summerhayes (Ota) 2. Eighth heat: A. Clark 4 (Bay) 1, C. Ball (Ota) 2. Ninth heat: B. Rowntree (Owai) 1, L.. Wrigley (Tak) 2. Tenth heat: B. Gould (Mng) 1, L. Markwick (Ota) 2. Final: J. Sanders 1, L. Wrigley 2, ,E. Todd 3. Time, 9s. 75 YARDS (under 12). First heat: F. Gascoigne (Pons) 1, B. Burnley (West) 2. Second heat: D. Lumley (West) 1, B. Martin (Ell) 2. Third heat: P. Morris (Tak) 1, M. Brown (Kow) 2. Fourth heat: J. Keeling (Ep) 1, J. Dale (West) 2. Fifth heat: W. Stanton (OIS) 1, P. Forrest (Pak-u) '2. Sixth heat: G. Wellin (Takin) 1, O. Russell (OIS) 2. Seventh heat: D. Unsworth (OIS) 1, N. Norgrove (GL) 2. Eighth heat? J. De Jongh (Man) 1, L. Elder (Rem) 2. Ninth heat? B. Cork (CP) 1, A. Mason (Rem) 2. Final: D. Lumley 1, P. Morris 2, A. Mason 3. Time, 9- 4-ss, equalling previouf record. 75 YARDS (under 13). First heat: D. Regan (Ep) 1, L. Rendell (Nor) 2, M. 'VValmsley (GL) 3. Second heat: J. Bilkey (Paku) 1, R. Corser (Nap) 2, J. Speary (Ep) 3. Third heat: A. Webster (West) 1, A. Metcalfe (Ep) 2, M. Sorby (Graf) 3. Fourth heat: M. Gough (West) 1, S. Christie (Graf) 2, K. Gibson (Paku) 3. Fifth heat: E. Puge (N'cote) 1, A. Reid (Rem) 2, B. Preston-Thomas (Bel) 3. Sixth heat: J. Haggett (St. B) 1, N. Main (Papa) 2, B. Egan (Man) 3. Seventh heat: J. Marshall (Papa) 1, P. Welsh (Te P)'2, D. Syme (Dev) 3. Eighth heat: E. Hoskins (Avon) 1, E. Kemp (Man) 2. Pinal: J. Marshall 1, D. Syme 2. Time, 10s. 75 YARDS SKIPPING RACE (under 11). First heat: D. Dyason (Ota) and P. Summerhays (Ota), dead-heat, 1. Second hett: N. Beer (Ell) 1, M. Coldham (CP) 2. Third heat: T. Thomas (Owai) 1, B. McMillan (Avon) 2. . Fourth heat: V, Southgate (Eden) 1, J. Fielder (Papa) 2. Fifth heat: K. Mears Ota) 1, B. Davies (CP) 2. Final: V. Southgate 1, J. Fielden 2, K. Mears 3. 75 YARDS SKIPPING RACE (under 13). First heat: J. Bilkey (Paku) 1, J. Davies (West) 2. Second heat: B. Cork (CP) 1, 0. Russell (OIS) 2. Third heat: P. Welsh (Te P) 1, K. French (OIS) 2. Fourth heat: 0. Walters (Kohi) 1, D. Unsworth B. Wood (OIS) 2. Sixth heat: J. Haggott (OIS) 2. Fifth heat: B. Shaw (Owai) 1, (St. B) 1, D. McCallan (Kow) 2. Seventh heat: P. Baynes (Waitak) 1, E. Watts (RO) 2. Final : Edna Wallace 1, B. Cork 2, Joan Bilkie 3. JUNIOR BALL-THROWING RELAY. First lieat: Cornwall Park 1. Epsom and Westmere (dead-heat) 2. Second heat: Grey Lynn 1, Owairaka 2. Third heat: Owairaka 1, Papakura 2. Fourth heat:' Ellerslie 1, Westmere 2.

Final: Westmere 1, Otahuhn Inter mediate 2, Avondale 3. SENIOR BALL-THROWING. RELAY. First heat: Grey Lynn 1, Northcote. S Second heat: Manurewa 1, Otahuhu I.S. 2'. Third heat: Westmere 1, Kowhai 2. Final: Beresford Street 1, Te Papapa 2, Devonport 3. 50 YARDS JUNIOR RELAY. Heat winners: Cornwall Fark A. Otahuhu 1.5., Devonport, Grey Lynn, Weatmere A, ■Vvondale, and Otahuhu B. Final: Westmere 1. Otahuhu I.S. 2, Avondale 3. Time, 42 l-ss. 75 YARDS SENIOR RELAY. Heat winners: Te Papapa. Remuera. Devonport. Beresford Street, and Kowhai. Final: Beresford Street 1, Te Papapa Devonport 3. Time, 61s. BOYS' EVENTS. 50 YARDS (under S). Heat Winners. —C. Kay (K.S.), R. Whilt. fipld (Owai.). N. Parsons (Owai.), D. FerrH, (C.P.). N. Slincoe (West.). L. Renner (West.), W. Kelsall (R. 0.), B. Sayer (C.P.), C. Grubb (Mbk.), A. Stormon* (Owai.), S. Stanton (Ota.). C. Campbel l (Ola.). D. Revington (Eden.), D. Maldei (Owai.). Final: C. Kay 1, L. Renner 2, N. Blincot 3. Time, 7 3-ss. 50 YARDS (under 0). Heat Winners. —A. Conway (Ota.), C. Wilkinson (Mt. R.). L. McCann (Owai.) T. Cleave (Man.), R. Schubert (Ep.). J Moodv (Vaux.), G. Booth i'R.O.). K. Grig? . (Mbk.). G. Stanners (Owai.), G. Holland (Owai.). H. .Tenkin (Eden.). R,- McGregor (G.L.). E. Ellis (Mt. A.), K. Warr«r-(R.0.), W. McKimmon (M.E.). Final: L. McCann 1. A. Jenkin 2, R Schubert 3.. Time. 73. breaking the recorf of 7 1-5s put -up by J. McAneny (CP) ii 1931. 75 YARDS (under 10). Heat Winners. —B. King (K.S.), H. Phili. pott (C.P.), V. Davis (Glad.). D. Gishy (St H), E. Boyes (N.L.). D. Montcomern (Papa.), K. Cowie (C.P.), R. Douglas (Birk.), N. Inder (Rem.), J. Buctoi> (Vaux.), R. Seymour (Alan.), R. Day (Owai.), L. Dear (Ota.). • Final: J. Buckton 1, K. Cowie 2, It. Seymour 3. Time. 10s, breaking the record ol ' L. Oswald (GL), 1930. 75 YARDS (under 11). Heat Winners. —.T. Cameron (Rem.), K. McManus (Ota.), D. McDonald (Par.), R. White (Owai.). W. Abbott, (K.S.), N. Allen (Mbk.), E. Eliott (K.S.), M. Knight (Mt. A.), K. Cammell (0.T.5.), C. Stlchbury (Rem.), -J. McAneny (C-P-), W. Tuck (C.P.), S. Downard (Bel.), H. Moyle (Bel.), C. Carnaclian (Nor.). . Final: J. McAneny 1, C. Carnachan 2, E. Eliott 3. Time, 9 4-ss, equalled the rccord of Brinsden (Tak.), 1930. HALF MILE (under 15). First heat: K. Scott (Owai) 1, K. Osborne (West) 2, G. Ready (Mbk) 3. Second heat: H. Hadden (Owai) 1. R. Pavne (RR) 2, T. Hill (Nor) 3. Third heat: E. Ke.ves (Ell) 1, R. Warwick (NL) 2. B. George (CP) 3. Fourth heat: B. Jeffries (Mt. R) 1, W. Donald (Paku) 2, J: Lynch (CP) 3. Fifth heat: M. Rowntree (Owai) 1, G. Osborne (Paku) 2, O. Steers (Mbk) 3. Final: G. Osborne 1, O. Steers 2, E. Keyes 3. Time, 2.29 4-5, breaking the record of 2.30 put up by A. McManus (OJH). ONE MILE, under 15. Final.—C. Drabble (Papa.) 1; H. Hustler (Vaux.) 2, G. Hewitt (R. 0.) 3. Time, 5.34 2-5. SENIOR LONG JUMP. Final. —V. Dawson (Papa) 1, B. Jeffs (Papa) 2. K. Coyle (Owai) 3. The winner lumped loft Sin. breaking the record of A. > McDonald Epsom, 15ft 2in,. established in 1930. JUNIOR LONG JUMP. Final.—Of. Thom (West), 14ft BJin„ 1; L. Smyth (Papa), 14ft, 2; G. Marshall (Papa). 13ft 4*in, 3. All three jumps beat the pro, vious record of 13ft Sin, established by W. Bell (Ponsonby in 1930. SENIOR HIGH JUMP. Final. —N. Dawson (Pap.a) 1, C. Thomas (Papa) 2, K. Coyle (Owai) 3. The winner's , jump of 4ft 6in just failed to equal the record: of 4ft 7in, put up by. J. Thomas (Papatoetoe) in 1931. JUNIOR HIGH JUMP. ' Final.—G. Larner (KS) 1, W. Raymond (Glad) 2, R. White (Owai) and P. McManus (OIS) (equal, 3. The'"winner jumped 4ft 2in, equalling the record of J. Bickerdike KS) in 1931. 100 YARDS SENIOR RELAY. Heat Winners.—Cornwall Park A, Remuera B, Remuera A, Kowhai, Papatoetoe. 100 YARDS OPEN. Final.—T. Bush (Rem.) 1, R. Ozaune (Rem.) 2, E. Feek (G.H.) 3. Time, 11 4-oS. 75 YARDS JUNIOR RELAY. Heat Winners.—Cornwall Park A, King's School A, Newton Central, Manurewa, Otahuhu Intermediate A, Kowhai, Northcote .