HARRIERS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 219, 16 September 1935, Page 15

HARRIERS.

UNIVERSITY CLUB. The University Club ended its season with a. successful field day at .Mission Bay on I Saturday, when a large programme of events was decided. Kesiills were:— k>o Yards Handicap.-—II. Maxwell, scr, 1; A. IS. Goodwin, 7yds, 2; J. Wills, 10yds. 3. 220 Yards Handicap.—A. E. (ioodwin, 12yds, 1: I<\ G. Vallauce, 14yds, 2; H. Maxwell, scr, 3. 440 Yards Handicap.—F. G. Vallance, 40yds, 1; J. Wills, 40yds, 2; J. MeKensde, 15yds, 3. Hop, Step, and Jump.—ll. Maxwell, 1; A. I , ;. Goodwin, 2; A. Inghnm, 3. Long Jump.—ll. Maxwell, 1 : H. M. Kay, 2; 11. T. JelJio and J. McKenzie, equal, 3. Shot Put.—ll. Maxwell, 1; H. T. Jellie, 2; J. Wills, :\. 440 Yards Kolay.—Maxwell, Ingham, Kay, Vallance (winning team). Wheelbarrow Race.—Kay and Wills, 1: Jellie and Vallance, 2; Maxwell and Int.ii.-iin, 3. Total Points.—H. Maxwell. 141; A. K. Goodwin and F. G. Vallance, 7; J. Wills, SJ. BAPTIST CLUB. A run of six miles was held by the Auckland Baptist Harrier Club on Saturday in splendid weather. The course, a varied one, lay from the Sandringham Baptlet Church towards White Swan Road and Waikowhai, returning by the foot of Mount Koskill. There were seven members ninning and a Technical Old Boys' Club visitor, K. Knight. A good pace was set throughout. It. Tonson and W. Fountain showing fine form. CALLIOPE CLTJB. The Calliope Harrier Club held its second field day st Northcote on Saturday. Kesults :— 220 l'ards.—Smellie 1, Clayton 2, Wallae«! 3. 880 Yards.—Steel, 60yds, 1; Wallace, 20yds, 2 ; Beutley, 30yds, 3. Javelin Throw. —Davis (IRin), 122 ft BJln, 1; Drnmmoiid (ISin), 117 ft 9in, 2; Hardman (30in), 115 ft llin, 3. High Jump.—Wallace (<iin), sft 41n, 1; Lanigan (Sin), sft. 2 ; Clayton (scr) and Sanders (2iu), 4ft llin, equal, 3. Jong Jump.—Lanigan (lft 9in), 18ft lOJln, 1; Wallace (scr), ISft sin, 2; Ward (lft 3in), 18ft 2Jin, S. Aggregate points for two-day field events trophy :—Wallace 10, Davis 8, Sanders 6J.