HOKIANGA SCHOOLS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 66, 18 March 1936, Page 16

HOKIANGA SCHOOLS.

ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. TWELVE SCHOOLS COMPETE. When tlie annual championship sports of the Hokianga Primury Schools' Athletic Association were hclil at Kohukohu twelve schools competed. The shield for highest aggregate was won by the small Te Huahua School, wltli 15 points. Then catne Broadwood 13i, Kohukohu 12, Te Werenga 10J. liaweue 10, Motukaraka 3, One 2, Urungaio 2, Te Kurne 1. Owing to (he manner in which the points were divided between the live leading schools, the keenest interest was maintained in the result until the decision of the last event. Results: — BOYS. 100 Yards, under 14.—Rod Holland (Broadwood) 1, Tom Cassidy (Te Werenga) 2. Time, 12 2-ss. 440 Yards, under 14.—Holland 1, Cassidy 2. Time, 09s. One Mile, under 14.—Ivan Vujclch (Kawcne) 1, Cassidy 2. Time, U.S. 120 Yards Hurdles.—Cassidy 1, Holland 2. Time, 19s. High Jump.—Cassidy 1, Holland 2. Height, 4ft 2in. 100 Yards, under 13.—Max Beazley (Te Huahua) 1, Kusscll Fuller (Kaweuc) 2. Time, 13 3-ss. 220 Yards, under 13.—Beazley 1, Leslie Dunning (To Huahua) 2. Time, 33 3-ss. Half-mile, under 13. —Dunning 1, Fuller 2. Time, 2.48. 100 Yards, under 12.—Beazley 1, John Cassidy (Te Werenga) and Logan Downie (Broauwood), dead-heat, 2. Time, 14s. 440 Yards, under 12. —Beazley 1, Harry Barber (Te Karae) 2. Time, 775. 100 " Yards Hurdles, under 12. —John Cassidy 1, Beazley 2. Time, 17 3-5s (record). 100 Yards, under 11.—Geo. Clark (Kohukohu) 1, Richard Smith (Kohukohu) 2. Time, 14s. • " 220 Yards, under 11. —Clark 1, Richard Brockliss (Oue) 2. Tine, 355. 75 Yards. under 10.—Brian Molloy (Kohukohu) 1, Walter Baker (Motukaraka) 2. Time, 11 3-Ds. 75 Yards, under 9. —Brian Smith (Motukaraka) 1, Molloy 2. Time, 12 l-55.-GIRLS. 100 Yards, under 14.—Daphne Hyde (Broadwood) 1, Rhyna Beazley (Rawene) 2. Time, 12 4-0s (equal to record). Long. Jump, under 14. —-Hyde 1, Betty Gabolmscy (Kohukohu) 2. Distance, lift 9Sin. SO Ynrds Hurdles, under 14.—Hyde 1, Merle Pearson (Oue) 2. Time, 15s. 70 Yards, under 13i—Beazley 1, Marny Molloy (Kohukohu) 2. Time, 10 l-ss. 75 Yards, under 12.—Nancy Cobbald (Kohukohu) • 1, Lucy Neill (Rawene) 2. Time, 10 4-ss. 75 Yards, under 11.—Lola Maynard (Urungaio) 1, Eleanor Dunning (Te Huahua) 2. \Tlme, 10 2-os. 75 Yards, under 9.—Mary Dunning (Te Huahua) 1, Kathleen Tawliai (Te Werenga) 2. Time, 12 l-ss. RELAY RACE. OGO Yards (two boys and two girls).— Rawene team (John Maguiuness, Elsie Drewet, Ithyna Beazley, Russell Fuller), 1; Broadwood team (Rod •Holland, Daphne Hyde, Margaret McUratli, John Gray), 2. Turekeliua, Kohukohu,, Horeke and Te Werenga also competed. Time, 1.35.

DILWORTH SCHOOL.

E. F. FURLONGER CHAMPION. At the annual athletic sports of the Dilwortli School the senior championship was won by E. F. Furlonger, while the junior title went to S. J. Stanton. Results, the abbreviatious for the various houses being: Armagh (A), Tyrone (T)," Dungannon (D), Donegal (Do) : — Junior Long Jump.—Whitcoinbe (T) 1, Steele (D) 2, Stanton (.T) 3. Length, 12ft 6Jin. Senior Long Jump.—Furlonger (A) 1, Boberg (T) 2, Budhum (D) 3. Length, 16£t lin. • 220 Yards,-under 12. —Alexander (A) 1, Stanton (T) 2, Strack (A) 3. 100 Yards Handicap, under 13.—Booth (T) 1, Leggo (A) 2, Parnell (D) 3. 75 Yards Handicap, under 10. —Barber (T) 1, Steele (D) 2, de Senna (Do> 3. 100 Yards Open. —Furlonger (A) 1, Beattie (1J) 2, Giluiour (A) 3. 100 Yards, tinder 12. —Stanton (T) 1, Alexander (A) 2, Haultain (A) 3. 440 Yards, under 14.—Porter (Do) 1, Cotter (A) 2, Beattie, U.S. (Do) 3. 220 Yards Open. —Furlonger (A) 1, Beattie (D) 2, Anderson (D) 3. 00 Yards, under 10. —Barber (T) 1, Rissetto (Do) 2, de Senna (Do) 3. 100 Yards, under 11.—Strack (A) 1, Barber (T) 2, Thompson (T) 3. 880 Yards Handicap Open. —Badliam (D) 1, Havson (T) 2, Smith, N. A. B. (D) 3. 880 Yards Handicap, under 12. —Strack (A) aiul Curlett (Do), dead-heat, 1, I'orritt (Do) 3. . ■ 50 Yards Handicap, under nine.—HolmesS (Do) 1, Gavey (D) 2, Anderson (D) 3. 220 Yards Handicap, under 11. —Carter (D) 1, Kiddie (O) 2, Kichardson (T) 3. Interhouse Relay, 880 Yards.—Dungannon (Badlinni, Beattie, Gibson, Anderson) 1, Armagh 2, Donegal »3. Junior High Jump.—Bennett (Do) 1, Froude (Do) 2, . Wliitconibe (T) 3. Height, ° f SiWor High Jump.—Gibson (D) 1,. Howard (Do) and Badliam (D), equal, 2. Height, 4ft 48in. 220 Yards Old Boys, Ancell Memorial Cup.—Roy 1, Wright 2, Greig 3. 100 Yards Handicap Open.—Furlonger (A) 1, Gilmoiir (A) 2, Beattie, W. B. [ (I 220 Yards, under 13.—Booth (T) 1, .Campbell, D. (Do) 2, Longdill (T) 3. 440 Yards Open.—Furlonger (A) 1, I'orl ter (Do) 2, Badham (Do) 3. I 440 Yards, under 12.—Strack (A) 1, Stanton <T> 2, Garner (D) 3. One Mile Open.—Giimour (A) 1, Kichter (T) 2, Arroll (A) 3. 100 Yards Old Boys' Itace.—W. V. I Wriglit 1, Jones 2, Greig 3.

100 Yards, under 14.—Auderson (D) 1, Partridge (T) 2, Booth (T) 3. Form Relay Race.—Forms VI. and V. 1, Form 111. 2, Forms I. and 11. 3. Throwing the Cricket Ball. —Webster (A) 1, Sanderson (A) 2, Furlonger (A) 3. Length, 61yds 2t't Oin. Total interhouse competition points resulted Armagh, 14 points, 1; Tyrone, 10 points, 2 ; Dungaunon, 9 points, 3 ; Donegal, 7 points, 4.

PAPATOETOE CLUB.

MISS PHILPOTT TWO WINS. Results at the Papatoetoe Amateur Athletic Club's evening meeting on Tuesday: 75 Yards A Grade.—Lusby, syds, 1; Munro, Iyd, 2; Patterson, 6yds, 3. Time. 7 4-ss. 75 Yards B Grade.—MeFarlane, 6yds, 1•; Snelling, 9yds, 2; Ducker, 7yds, 3. Time, Bs. 75 Yards Juniors.—Civil, 3yds, 1; Queen ser, 2 ; Lory, 2yds, 3. Time, S 4-ss. 75 Yards Ladies.—J. Philpott, Byds, 1 : M Moore, 4yds, 2 ; J. Flelden, Byds, 3. Time, 9s. 75 Yards A Grade Boys.—A. Docherty. ser, 1 ; R. Docherty, 2; Boggs, 2yds, 3. Time, 9 l-ss. 150 Yards Ladies. —J. Philpott, 9yds, M. Moore, 4yds, dead-heat, 1; M. Grindrod, ser, 3. Three-quarter-mile.—J. Valder, 15yds, 1 ; A. Bellingham, ser, 2 ; W. Gallagher, 80yds, :H. Time, 4.0. •140 Yards A Grade. —A. Bellingham, 1 ; B. C'allum, lSyds, 2; Aieken, Syds. 3. Time, 525. 440 Yards B Grade.—llalsey, 9yds, 1 ; Gallagher, 12yds, 2. Time, 60s. SSO Yards A Grade. —MeKenzie, 20yds, 1; Martin, 45yds, 2. Time, 2.0 2-5. SSO Yards 1! Grade. —D. Orr, 30yds, 1 ; Time, 2.10. 220 Yards A Grade. —Callum, 16yds, 1 : Munro, 3yds, 2; Aickiu, 9yds, 3. Time, 255. 220 Yards B Grade. —Waby, 10yds, 1 ; Snelling, 15yds, 2 ; Ducker, 14yds, 3. Time 27 2-59. 75 Yards B Gradg Boys.—Fielden, Byds, 1; Gow, syds, 2; McKimmon, 3. Time, 9 4-os,

BOOT GOES FAST.

RUNS MILE IN SOUTH IN 4.21 1-5. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CIIRISTCIIURCH, this day. At an evening athletic meeting last night, V. P. Boot, running from scratch in the mile handicap, won in 4.21 1-5. He caught his field in the third lap and ran the last quarter unpaced.

OFFICIAL EXPLAINS.

CRITICISM OF CHAMPION. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Mr. W. F. Ingram, replying to a complaint of the Canterbury Athletic Centre concerning his published criticisms of V. P. Boot, stated at the N\Z.A.A.A. Council meeting last night, that he had made it clear to officials as soon as lie arrived at the championship meeting at Dunedin that he was attending as a newspaper man, not as a member of the council. lie denied that he had any bias against Boot (winner of the national mile and hall'-milc titles), or that lie had imputed incompetence to the referee at the championship meeting, who might not have seen an incident he saw. A letter of protest from the Canterbury Centre was received, and no action was taken, the chairman, Mr." H. I. Austad, saying that the council had no jurisdiction over the private activities of a member. Mr. Ingram was reported to have written that Boot's times were not good enough to send him to the Olympiad, and that he jostled another runner at the New Zealand championship meeting at Dunedin.