BARNARDO SPORTS.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XVII, Issue 7156, 25 April 1919, Page 3

BARNARDO SPORTS.

Tliew was a large fUrpmhuiee on fre «howgrouncl on Easter Monday on the occasion of the .ports mating iv iid of Dr JJ:u-nardu d flumes. LxceL icnt si'^rt resulted an! irany ol t herace: provided v*ry cluso li.'iiili^/rhe followiug were the oiliciate : Judges, pastor X R Weston, Stafr-Captain Moore, and Mr J. H. Roberts ; handicapperand Starter, Mr A. Stewart, assisted byMrtl Attewell (Katikati). The refreshment booth, which was in charge of Mesdaaies W- Allely ami Zimmcrmau and Miss Alloly, was well patronised, Un Wt^ton controlled the jujdble stall, which added consiierably to the. day's takings. Master N. Mills was in clnrge of the soft drinks, stall. The gathering was a treat success and as a result there will be a handsome additiou to the Barnardo Hornea Fund. Great credit is due to Messrs W. Ailely, A. Stewart and G. Grimmer, especially tlie first mentioned, for the excellent and methodical manner in which they attended to all the details iv connection with the meeting. Tho results of the'various events arc as follows ; —

Boys1 Race, 12 years and under R. Sininoond* 1, 1\ Hammond 2, Girls 1 Race, 12 years and under—M O'Dnscoll 1, L. Moore 2. Boys" Race, 11 year? and under—T. Kimber 1, W. 'Mansd and J, Hynds tie 2.

Girls' Raie, U years ami under— M: O'Dnscoll 1. F. \shton and F. Kennedy 2.

Boys' Race, tf years and under— A Jones 1, C. iSim mauds "_'.

Girls" Race, 8 years and under—F. Thompson 1, L. Moore 2, Boys' Race, fi2o yards—L, Green 1, J. Kennedy and —, Siromonds tie 2. Girls' Three-legged Race—L, and L Moore 1. Shop Girls'Race—A. Wintlo 1, B. Kennedy 2. UarnareVs Cup— L Green 1, \V. Dygrave 2. 'Sack Race--L. Roche I, V. lJlayfair -2. Egg snd Spoon Race —E. Jonas^eu 1, 0. Aslulown 2. Quarter Mile Handicap—R. Rolerts aud J. Hyuds tic 1. Wheelbarrow Race—E. Lloyd and H. Allely 1

Bicycle Race, Girls—ll. Moore 1, 0. Ashdowu 2.

Bicycle Race, 1 Mile, Boys—H, AHely 1, W.Castaiug 2

Bicycle Race, 2 Miles, Boys—Ai J'onassen 1, W. Bygrave 2.

liicycle Race ; 3 Miles, Boys—ll. Allely 1, A. Jonasseu 2 Tug-of-War. Girls v. boys—The girls won, and a race afterwards w^s won by B Kennedy with G Comes 2.

Kofi Pony—L. Mac:nillian!s 3, A Thornton^ 2. Best Kider, Boys—I;. Kiinber 1. Girls Pony—.b". Wir : tl«'s 1.

Best Rider, Girls— l\ WMlnce 1

Marches—H, Allely 1, R Roberts 2.- H. Alley 1, M Fers^oo 2 '—D. Ki'uue.ly 1

PoleVault—B. Allely 1, P. Allely -. The winner cleared Bft lin, his performance beiug one of the features of the day. Bi?h Jump—E. Lloyd I.

Consolation Handicap—F Thompson 1, W. Grimmer 2.— F. Ashton 1, J 4 Grimmer 2.__ E. Haua 1, E. Davoreu and K. Kemiedy tie 2.—D, Thompson 1, H, Waaka 2. t The prizes will be presented at the baptist Tabernacle on Monday evening, when Mia TVestou will deliver a short address on the work of Or Bar. nardo's Homes, An rvustion sale of produce, etc., will ?ko be held. The promoter? hope for a largo attendance fi'parents and children/The fuuctiou coiameuces at 7.30