TAURANGA COLLEGE SPORTS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 14638, 6 April 1948, Page 2

TAURANGA COLLEGE SPORTS

CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR 1948 DECIDED Five Records Broken In. Senior Grade No Inter-House Events Held The annual athletic sports of T-mranea College were held re±tiv at the Tauranga Domain. The meeting was on a small scale this veil owing to the many factors affectfng the school year and no attemptwas made to conduct the ■larg? gathering of previous years whin inter-House competitions ! " s taged. As a result the meetZl lostmuch of its interest from hi ooint of view of House rivalry. The man object of the. sports however, was to %ermine Uie championships for 1948 so mat records can be kept complete, and from this point of view, it was a vprv successful one. The championships were decided aS S f e o ni o or' S bTys, A. Davies; intermediate boys, C. Borell; junior boys B Stanton; senior gills, ±iazei Lukey and Isobel O'hara: intermediate girls, Ann Savage; junior girls, Vraie Hearfield and bhiriey R Detailed results of the championships were as follows:-- . , ~ Senior boys: Davies, 11 points, 1. R Sorrenson, 7 points, 2; Oliver and Robinson, 6 points, equal 3; Gardiner, 5 points; 5; Ngatai, 3 points, 6^ Intermediate boys: .Borell, U noints 1; Southon and Hall, 6 points equal 3: O'Halloran, 5 points, 5; Martin, 4 P Junior' boys: Stanton 10 points 1- Pearson, 9 points, 2; Goldstone, 6 points, 3; Roretana, 4 points, 4: Brown. 3 points, 5; Cochrane and Kerr, 2 points, equal 6. Senior girls: H. Lukey and I. O'Hara, 8 points, equal 1; L. .Fennell, 4 points, 3. ■ Intermediate girls: A. Savage, 9 points, 1; B. Chadban, 7 points, 2; P. Smith, 4 points, 3; Z. Poole, 3 P °Junior' eirls: V. Hearfield and S. Rowe, 7 points, equal 1; I. Beaumont 4 points, 3; B. Brasting, 3 points, 4; M. Smith, 2 points, 5; E. Kiddie, 1 point, 6. The meeting was successfully organised by Mr S. H. Lee with the assistance of the , members of the staff and the willing co-operation of a number of officials from the Tauranga Athletic Club. Owing to the establishment in 1947 of an intermediate grade, the previous junior records were abolished and no records will be declared in these two grades until 1949. Five records were broken in the-senior grade for boys. A. Davies put up two very good performances to claim records of 10 1-5 sec. and 23 sec. in the 100 and 220 yds. respectively. In the field events, new figures were established by W. Gardiner, H. Robinson and L. Ngatai in the broad and high jumps, and hop, step and jumps, respectively. Detailed results are as follows: — Boys Junior broad jump: Roretana 1, Cochrane 2, Harnett 3. Distance 14ft 4 ins. Intermediate broad jump: Borell 1, Hall 2, Taikato 3. Distance, 17ft llins. Senior broad jump (J. Nicholls, 1945. 18ft): Gardiner 1, Oliver 2, K. Sorrenson 3. Distance, 18ft Gins —a record. Junior high jump: Pearson 1, Stanton 2, Ormsby 3. Height 4ft 6iins. Intermediate high jump: Ormsbv 1, Southon 2, C. Gardiner 3. Height 4ft B*ins. Senior high jump (J. Nicholls, 1946, sft 4-Mns): Robinson 1, Gardiner 2. -Height, sft sins—a record. Junior hop, step and jump: Pearson 1, Goldstone 2, Roretana 3. Distance, 34ft lin. Intermediate hop, step and jump: Borell 1, Hall 2, Martin 3. Distance, 38ft. Senior hop. step and iump (F. Rahiri. 1945. 37ft llins): L. Ngatai 1, Davies 2, Poroa 3. Distance, 40ft lOins—a record. Junior 100yds.: Pearson 1. Stanton 2, Dickson. 3. Time, 12 3-ss. Intermediate 100yds.: Borell 1, rvFoHoran 2, Southon 3. Time 11 2-ss. Senior 100yds. (J. Nicholls, 1946, A. Davies, 1947, 10 4-ss): Davies 1, Oliver 2, R. Sorrenson 3. Time, 10 l-5s —a record. Junior 220yds.: Stanton 1, N. Brown 2. fV,lds+"~'" °RJ■Intermediate 220yds.: Borell 1, Southon 2. O'Halloran 3. Time 26-.' Senior 220yds. (A. Davies, 1947, 245): Davies 1. Oliver 2, R. Sorrenson 3. Time 23s—a record. Junior 440yds.: Stanton 1, Goldstone 2, Brnwn 3 Intermediate 440vds.: Ormsby 1 Hall 2, Martin 3. Time. 63 3-5* ' Senior 440 yds. (J. Nicholls 1946, E. Kappely 1947, 54 l-ss): Davies 1 R. Sorrenson 2, Roberts 3. Time 57 2-ss. ' Junior 880vds.: Goldstone 1 Kerr 2, Smith 3. Time. 2m 33 3-ss. Intermediate 880yds.: Man'sel 1 Martin 2, Harpham 3. Time, 2m 37 4-ss. Senior-880yds. (E. Kaooelv 1947 2"L 13s): Robinson 1, Mcxham 2, Hills 3. Time. 2m 14 4-ss. Senior 120yds hurdles (final): R. Time e , P l7l-s s . 2 ' Edwards 3 " Intermediate 90yds. hurdle.: Time 16 15™ 2 ' Southon 3 - Girls Junior 75 yds.: S. Rowe 1 I Beaumont 2, V. Hearfield 3. Time "9 3-s=; 9 ll 1 ) 0 - i Lut fl D ° idge ' ' I94G; Pn^i 01 ! l°° ydS -' V - Hearfield 1, S. Kowe a. I. Beaumnnt 3 Intermediate 100yds.: A? Savage 12 2"-5? db3n 2 ' Z ' Pocle 3 - T ™ e Senior 100 vds. (S. Doidffp J Blackburn 1945 12 l-ss): 12 4-5 s ' C " Pennell 3 - Timc - Row? 0 ! IT2O 1 T 2Oy T dS " : V - Hearfield 1. S - IoTX Beau ™nt 3. Time, 1 ] s° y 5 S - : 1 B - C hPdban 15 l-5s * °° le 3 - Time ' C Pennel^ o^, 1 !^-^ 2 ' tinp Un i° r M loo c; Vds ;. sk o ip P in g : E '- Bra,Tfme 1 14 M l- 5 f mith 2 « E " Kiddie 3 - Senior 100vds. skiooW (P^ Time, 13 3-5 s h C " Pennell 2 -