CHRIST'S COLLEGE SPORTS.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9234, 11 October 1895, Page 6

CHRIST'S COLLEGE SPORTS.

The annual sports in connection with Christ's College Grammar School took place yeot-ruay.. The weather was fine except for a strong wind, which was Following are the results :— Patting the Weight (open to the whole school)—E. A. Neave, 26ft sJin, 1; C. C Ollivier 2. Throwing the Cricket Bill (open to the whole school)—K. M. Ollivier, 78yds Oft 3m, 1 ; C. C. Ollivier 2. LoDg Jump (oDen to boys under fourteen) —C. Little, 13ft 6in, 1; P. Linda-y 2. Long Jump (open to the whole school) — V. A. Wright, 17ft lOin, 1 ; C. F. O/erton 2, 0. D. Finn 3. High Jump (open to boys under 14) —H. Steele and L. Tribe, tie; height 3lt ll£in. High Jump (open to the whole school); Mrs L. Harper's Cup—C. F. Overton, 4ii Bin, 1; C. D. Finn 2. Mile Race (open to boys under 14); the Weston Cup—C. Little 1, H. Farrow 2, H. Steele 3. Farrow led until the fourth round, wheu Little passed him and won easily. Time, Smin 51 2-sth sec. Half-mile, open to the whole school (the headmaster's medal) —J. Thomas 1, (J. East 2. A grand race aud won by a yard. Time, 2min 15 l-sth sec (a school record). Quarter-mile, open to Cathedral choirboys under 13— E. Talbot 1, C. Hawkins 2. Time, lmin 16 4 sth sec. Mtie Walk, open to the whole school (Mr and Mrs Weston's prize)—A. C. Neave 1, C. C. Ollivier 2. Time, Bmin. 100 Yards, open to boys under eleven (Mis Andrews' prize)—Talbot 1, H. Hanmer 2. Time, 13 4-slh sec 100 Yards, open to the whole school (Wood Memorial Cup)—E. A. Neave 1, A. E. Talbot 2, Time, Usee; 100 Yards, open to boys under 10—TT. Hanmer 1, P. Greenwood 2. Time, 14 1 sth sec.

100 Yards, open to boys under fourteen : (Mrs t( Lindsay's priza)—J. Anderson 1, C. I Little 2. Time, 15 loth sec. Quarter Mile, open to the whole school (Mr Lindsay's prize)—J. Thomas 1, E, A. Neave 2. Time, 58~ec. . Half-mile Handicap (Dr. Prins' cnp)— G. Batham, 130 yds, 1 ; J. Thomas, scr, 2; A. C. Neave, 15yds, 3. Time, 2min 15i*ec. Quarter-mile, open to Cathedral choir boys—R. Lake 1, R. Vincent 2. Time, 65 l-sth sec. 100 Yards, open to boys under twelve— E. Talbot 1, H Hanmer 2. Time, 13 4-sth sec. 200 Yards Handicap (Mr Geo. Harris' cup)—C. D. Finn, syds, 1; E. A. Neave, scr, 2; VV. Macbeth, 10yds, 3. Won easily. Time, 21 l-sth sec. Quarter-mile, open to boys under thirteen (Mrs Bourne's medal)—R. H. Webb 1, J. Anderson 2. Time, 71 4 sth sec. 120 yirds Hurdles, open to the whole school (Mr R. H. Rhodes' and Mr Harris' priza)—A. Talbot 1, G. Cotterill 2. Time, 17~ec. One Mile, open to boys under sixteen (Ladies' Challenge Cup)—D. Mickle 1, C. Weston 2. Time, smin 32 l-sth sec. Quarter Mile, open to boys under fifteen (MrGonld'a prize)—CF. Overton 1, S. Webb 2, A. C. Fryer 3. Time, 65 1 sth sec. Mile, open to the whole school (Mr Cowlishaw's Cup)—J. Thomas 1, C. East 2. Time, smin 15sec. Quarter Mile, open 'o boys under sixteen (Mr and Mrs G. E. Way's prize—G. R. Cotterill 1, D. Mickle 2. Tim , 66sec. Steeplechase, one and a ha f mile (Mrs Evans' prize)—H. Harman, 35yds, 1; M. Ormsby, 70yds, 2. (No time taken.) Consolation, 100 yds, open to boys under fourteen—E. Foster 1, H. Bloxam 2. Time, 13 l-sth sec. Consolation. lOOyda, open to the whole school—VV. Macbeth 1, E. Donald 2. Time, 11 5-sth sec. Obi Boya' Race, 200 yds, handicap (Mr Corfe's cup)—A'. E. Flower, 18yds, 1; T. Cowlishaw, 16yds, 2. About thirty started, won easily. Time, 20-:ec. The Old Boys' Challenge cap was won by J. Thoma- with 12 points, E. A. Neave being second with 10 points, and C. C. Ollivier third with 9 points. The Challenge Cup, under 14 (Mr Grigg'a prize) was won by C. Little.

The prizes were presented by Mrs Jacobs.