BILKEY FAMILY.
FORM AT PAPAKURA. TWO DOUBLE VICTORIES. FINE JUMPING BY KEATS. The Papakura Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club held its fourth meeting at I'rinee Edward Park last night, at which there was another large attendance. Features of the meeting were I\. Porter's (Papatoetoe) performance in the senior mile, hi« time being 4.58 off scratch, md a tine effort by R. Keats in the junior long jump. 18ft Tin, also off scratch. Last week he leaped oft 4V»in without a handicap in the high jump.
The most spectacular aspect of the evening's sport wan the success of Drsiiiond Bilkey and his sister Joan, both of whom were victorious in two races apiece. Gwyn Rice again won a couple of events. Results:— SCHOOL CHILDREN. Girls.—Class 1: S. Klce 1, B. T.inder 2. J. Melrose 3. Class 2: M. Gibson 1, J. Melrose 2, T. Jackson 3. Class 3 : E. Bates 1, .T. McNeish 2. K. Osborne 3. Boys.—Class 1 : B. Hough 1, K. Dreadon 2, D. Clarke 3. Class 2: J. McNeish 1, U. Knight 2. O. Cooper Class 3: A. Topp 1, M. Mclnnes 2. J. Kozanic 3. Cycle race: 1,. Cooke 1. A. Clotworthv 2. D. Johns 3, 200 yarils: <1. Hire 1. L. Wliyte 2, .1. Hardwick 3. 100 yards: G. Itice 1, B. Anderson 2, L. Wliyte 3. JUNIOR EVENTS. 440 Yards.—A. Dreadon. 42yds. 1: J. Forrest. 2.lyds, 'J', W. Archibald. tiOyds, 3. Time. .",4 3-r.s. I<H> Yards.—-R. Keats, ldyds. 1 ; R. Irvine. 111 yds, 2; J. Forrest, llyils. 3. Time, 10 Long Jump.—R. Keats (scr). 18ft Tin. 1 : B. Clark (2ft). 17ft 'Jin, 2; M. Middleton (Ift), 17ft 4in, 3. LADIES' EVENTS. 7r» Yards.—J. Bilkey 1, V. Johns 2, R. Landman. 3. Time. !ts. 100 Yards.—J. Bilkey 1, J. Herd 2, V. Joluis 3. Time. 11 3-."is. Hair Mile Cycle.— I*. Cronin 1. M. Jackson 2, B. Burgess 3. Time, 1.38. SENIOR EVENTS. 100 Yards.—l). Bilkey. 15yds, 1 : W. Cunningham, iiyds, 2; J. Harris, 11yds, 3. Time. 10 l-ss. 440 Yards.—D. Bilkey 1, W. Cunningham 2, W. Smith 3. Time. 53 2-ss. One Mile.—J. Loper. 220 yds. 1: D. Bilkey, 210 yds, 2 ; G. Osborne, 170vds, 3Time, 4.33 4-5. ON THE WHEEL. Junior Mile And a Half.—B. Rickards, scr, 1 : W. Rickards. fiOyds, 2 ; B. Appleby, 100 yds, 3. Time. 4.30 2-5. Senior Half Mile.—H. McEntee, 40yds, 1 ; E. Brown, scr, 2 ; G. Barker, OOyds, 3. Time, 1.1!) 4-5. Mile Oi>en. —I>. Knight, scr, 1 ; P. Knight, scr, 2 ; S. Webster, scr, 3. Two Miles Open.—D. Knight 1, P. Knight 2, E. Brown 3. Time, 1>.4 4-5. OTHER EVENTS. Shot Put.—C. O. Main (scr). 34ft Sin. 1; J. Dunn (<ift), 34ft 4in, 2; W. Hood (Bft), 33ft Din. 3. 440 Yards Relay.—lndies, scr. 1 ; Junior men. 30yds behind. 2 ; Senior Men, 50yds behind, 3. Time. 00s. * NATIONAL MEETING. AT NAPIER IN MARCH. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HASTINGS, Wednesday. The national championship meeting of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic and Cycle Association will be held at Napier on March 10 and 11. This decision was reached at a meeting of the Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay centres at Napier tonight.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 266, 10 November 1938, Page 28
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