KOFOED TWO RECORDS

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 75, 30 March 1939, Page 25

KOFOED TWO RECORDS

UNIVERSITY TITLES. inter-faculty sports. THREE WINS TO MISS HUBBARD. At the annual inter-faculty sports of the Auckland University College held yeeerday at the Domain, the outstanding compe itors were A. G. Kofoed and Miss L.. Hubbard. T'f Lroken d,,rin 6 the record (if *4 if 0 / 0 -", 1 b ?"«-ed the one mile lecom ot 4.30 4-o by 2 l-ss, and the thrpp miles record of 15m 36 3-5s by 7s. I f l ' bbard won the 50 yards 100 W'ls -iI broad Jump championships. She tZ i SO f a ,nembei ; of the Training Colton tot. am WhlCh W ° n the in ter-relay i L " hite, New Zealand champion hammer-thrower, had no difficulty in limmf, V? ° Wn - d .° £ 106 ft 3in in the lanune throw-. \\lutes throw was 138 ft 440 v J,i i !T r ? cord . broken was the 440 yards hurdles championship by H D Ball, his time being ®6*2-ss. ~3° lnts . "» the inter-house competition \ f •I _ s ' 80 P ol nts, 1; Science, 52 *>• Architecture, 21, 3. ' A teams' contest between the Training • ' ege and the University resulted in a victory for University by 107 points to / O. ~kh? I "',° undermentioned results the alleviation* represent the houses Arts 11, J ' Science (Sc), Architecture J™? 1 ' r,.' . Commerce (Com), Engineering (B), 1 raining College (T.C.) :— 100 Yards.—C. A. Kingstone (T.C.) 1. M. Thornton (A) 2, C. V. Martyn (A) 3. Time, 10 4-os. ir- 100 ,, Yi M' ds Women.—Mies E. Hubbard 1, Miss M. Carey 2, Miss J. Molbml 3. Time 1-2 4-os. ' A,- 50 ,y ards Women.—Miss H. Hubbard 1, Miss M. Carey 2, Miss N. Weston 3. Time, ir "m,_ Yim, s.—C. A. Kingistone 'T.C.) 1, Tinie -" 1 ! <A> "' P ' W * Day (A) 3 " , r -20 Yards Freshers.—Davenport and C. ****** 1. B. Anderson (A) 3. Time, -3 3-os. 440 Yards.—H. D. Ball (Pom) 1, R. X,. Nugent (A) 2, E. H. D'Ath-YVeston (A) 3. lime, ol 4-os. 880 Yards.—R. L. Nugent (A) 1, H S. :>y, "*1 ' i3C > -■ G - G. Turbott (A) 3. Time, One Mile.—A. G. Kofoed (Arch) 1, T. K. Johnston (Comi 2, E. H. D'Ath-Weston (A) 3. Time, 4.34 3-s—a recant]. One Mile Freshers.—Crossman (TC) 1 Rogers JT.C.} 2, G. Porter (Arch) 3. Time,' ■iwJ O-U. .JSaLSfH? Walk — A - _ L - Arklnstall (Sc) 1, Brundell 2. Time, 7.50. Three Miles—A. G. Kofoed (Arch) 1. T. oh ?,s t "S (Com) 2, E. K. Collins (Sc) 3. -Limt, ju.29 O *o —a record. 120 Yards Hurdles.—P. W. Day (A) 1 J K- M " Stevensou (Com) 3. 220 Yards Hurdles.—P. W. Dav (4) 1 H wvgs.' * »• »• t 1. rarss jsss. land (h) 3. Time, 56 record. In The Field. Hefgh* of?Tj'im P " J " Newhook <*«> 1Long Jump.—C. Calvert (T.C.) 1. C \ Jasr.fe.* B - M < s « * J " m P —Miss E. Hubbard 1, tanc S e J lMf?{?. Mlf * DeDDe 3 " ** Discus Throw.—-S. W. White (E) 1 W iB!EU A iSii,,V t «■ <i>T Distance, 178 ft Ojin. ss Hammer Throw.—~S. W. White em 1 t . 2. ? Dl.^^l3Bf ( ? ) t : Shot Put.—Tt. Ma«on (A) 1 c A irin# Di°. n t« n «; C Mft' s l i'i n ( : olmore " wllila ° 18 (A) 3: S'ep ami Jump.—B. T. Robertson l, KinJr#tone (T C > 3 ' D 1" 3 3.58 1 / Tra,n!ng 2 ' Women's Relay—Training College A 1 Training College B 2, Arts 3. Time, 07 3-ss.

THE AUCKLAND CLUB.

McNIEL AND NACEY CUP WINNERS. n T ?' e * i " cklanfl Amateur Athletic and h? ul ? con '" llKled 'ts track season at the Domain cricket ground last evening, when the linal stages of the Victor Ludorum Cup competition and the P. K. for Ji-'niors were decided. H. T. J. McMel won the Victor Ludorum Cup, while J. Nacey, with 23 points, secured the points cup. • The runner-up for the Victor Ludorum Cup was J. MacKenzie, with 9 points, L. Christie, J. Nacey and R. S. Hurdon dead- °, r thlrd Position. R. Lumley, with 21 points, was runner-up in the junior cup, L. Beehre, 12 points, being third. Results were:— 220 Yards Handicap.—H. T. J. McNlel 30yds, 1; J. A. Mackinnon, 14yds. 2: w' D. Hogarth, 12yds, 3. Time, 22 2-ss. 880 Yards Handicap.—W. R. L. Christie, 73yds, 1; H. A. Payne, 25yds, 2; H. T J. McNiel, 55yds, 3. Time, *2.2. 100 Yards Junior Championship.—R. Lumley 1, E. J. Hannan 2, B. Kidd 3. Time, 11 2-ss. 880 Yards Junior Handicap.—J. Nacey, scr, 1; J. C. Harris, 25yds, 2: R. Hammond, 30yds, 3. Time, 2.11 2-5.

EAST TAMAKI CLUB.

The annual sports meeting of the East Tamaki Sports Club will be held at Tamakl on Saturday. A wide range of evwits will be staged including track races, cycling and horse events. The following are the handicaps for the athletic events :— 100 Yards.—N. Funnell, 3jyils ; Cunningham. 4yds; Hudson, syds; MacKinnon, 6yds; Fenton, Levy, 6Jyds; J. Funnell, 7yds; Gow. Byils: Flannigan, 9yds; Conroy, Finlay, Leighton, Somnicrville, 10yds. 120 Yards.—Cheater, scr; M. C. Baker, ljyds; Amoretti, 3yds; N. Funnell, Iyds; Cunningham. 4Jyds; Hudson, BJyds; Nicholson, 6Jyds; MacKinnon,» 7yds; J. Funnell, 75 yds; A. McMnnus, Conroy, llyds; Stevenson, Finlay, 12yds. 220 Yards. —M. C. Baker, 2yds; N. Funnell, Byds; Cunningham, 9yds ; Nicholson, 12yds; J. Funnell, 14yds; Smith, Hudson, MacKinnon, 15yds; Gow, 10yds; Flannigan, 18yds; Conroy, 19yds; Sommerville, 20yds. 440 Yards.—M. C. Baker, scr; N. Funnell, Cheater, 20yds; A. McManus, Levy, 25yds; Smith, 40yds; Flannigan, 42yds; Leighton, Barkla, 45yds; Sommerville, 52yds. 880 Yards.—M. C. Baker, 10yds; Prescott, 35yds; Levy, Stevenson, 40yds; Littler, 45yds; McNiel, 55yds; Barkla, 90yds. One Mile.—A. McManus. 45yds; Prescott, 85yds; Littler, 90yds; Stevenson. 130 yds; Potter, 170 yds; Barkla, 180 yds. 120 Yards Hurdles.—Amoretti, ' 6yds behind; Cunningham, 3yds behind; Fenton, Levy, scr. 75 Yards and 100 Yards Ladies.—Misses D. Hindman, 6yds and Byds; U. Amoretti, Byds and 9yds; K. Mears, oyds and 10yds.

HAMILTON TECHNICAL.

Six records were broken at the Hamilton Technical School, when the preliminary events of the annual sports were contested. F. Buckingham, running the 880 yards junior championship in 2.24. lowered, the existing record by 0 2-sm. while R. Feisst set new figures for the SSO yards under 16, covering the distance in 2.28 2-D. Two records for the 100 yards were broken in the running of the heats, D. Matthews winning his heat of the 100 yards under 15 in 12s, and O. Gibson winning the second heat of the open event in lis. The previous best time for the 440 yards open event was bettered by two runners in different heats, N. Sutton covering the distance in 61s, and O. Gibson in 61 2-ss, while in the open mile Sutton again created a' new record, registering 3.32 8-5.