HARRIERS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 213, 9 September 1935, Page 13

HARRIERS.

PRESBYTERIAN B.C. CLUB. The closing run of the 1035 season was conducted by the Auckland Presbyterian Bible Class Harrier Club on Saturday. The course was over the road from Avondiiic Presbvterian Church to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holt, at Otitori Bay. Titirangi, n distance of six miles. The slow pack indicated the conclusion of a strenuous year by converting the last two miles into a hike, while, in the role of clothes conveyer, Crawford's small car managed to assist a couple of physical The "intermediate pack lield to a steady pace and linished ahead of the others. The fast pack was led by Ltnfoot, Nell nnd Brown, who ran faster than at any run during the season apart from races.

LYNNDALE CLUB.

The L.vnndale Harrier Club held its final meeting for the winter season nt the Avondale Racecourse. This took the form of a lield day ami although fields were comparatively small the racing was keen ami there were some spirited finishes. ?00 !l1 "yards" Handicap.—A. Anderson (lSvds), .1; W. Briggs (11yds), -i ; B. Crompton (13yds), 3. Won by a yard, third man a foot back. Time 11 1-os. Discus Throw Handicap.—U. Heron (30ft), SGft Gin. l; lin' 3 oji, •> • C Davidson (3i>ft)., Soft lin.il. Anderson (14vds), 1: C. Davidson (20yds), ->; B. Crompton (15yds). 3. Won by a foot- in fcfi f i 2i^iggs K ( 2 s febif I ""dne'nnd one-eiglith W Scratch XfRace.—R. Crompton 1, W. A. Briggs -, v>. C McComhie 3, J. V. Dolan 4 on svds tlilrd man 50yds furthe-r bacs. The team's rice resulted in a dead-heat between the A and C teams, each scoring 10 points. Ti \fte C r 4 the meeting trophies won (luring the season were presented by the club capl^;cfi^o^onf- P - NOld,l,

CALLIOPE CLUB

On Saturday the Calliope Harrier Club held Its annual race for the Kolin Relay Cnp at Blrkenhead over a course of 141 ' .. Five teams of four men started off ?h"ir re F epectlyl marks and a .dose race SnT'BeiS «an! JS. C? W^lac^ E^r^te^^^ihr^gat ?YSSfViSS tle°;nrst relay tj^eoi '"t (Joe °1 30, Bentli'.v 21.41, ci.i.Mnn i<V"4 Clniiliam 20.57. The order was the anie'during Vhe socond lap back to Birkenhead, the teams lin.shing thus .— head, the teams finishing thus: B toem (Faean), lap time 23.17, 1, l> team jwac .ionaWV 23.7 2; C team (Gatman), 22.42, 3° i\ te'am_ (Steel), 24.3; 4; A team (CopclaOn'tlie ttiird relay Ilardman missed the team Vanlgan) 21.54, E team (Hardmnn) 2T The race over the final lap was a fine te The ( SSBara? both the outward and r^^g U i.,» t . Hi-iii the previous best, wmic ■«■• ¥*• recorded 19.59 for the return run. I the A 'team took Ss longer^

WESLEY CLUB

Tiio harriers concluded the ,?, with a field day held at the Mount iiillll F Yards Handicap (Junior).-A. Howe I 'Stco S 0 Cr iT«f 8 .-V. Wynn 1, A. Gr^"va 2 rdi- Kic'ap.-K. Skyrcne 1, S. Rowe 1, ■ J -lr"4 W a^^umrS r dicap.-D. He J,'T n Tuu,p:-^ .Galium 1, .T. Spoonei 2 '|SS^. A^-^^- Mount Ed The 3 Vesults of tlie teams' events Pntsi Kingsland. 2 points.

AUCKLAND BAPTIST CLUB

Thirteen runners participated in a run held by the A"5"iU wa^from'"t I.e Mount nfl° A Carbines showing good form. An SS2fflti.l C r«n-.n resulted as follows :_b. Edgar 1, D- D- Km o nt i.

HAMILTON TITLE,

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