LINCOLN COLLEGE SPORTS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 12014, 15 October 1904, Page 9

LINCOLN COLLEGE SPORTS.

■» ■ Intermittent rain and a biting Kind spoilt tho attendance at the Canterbury Agricultural College sports yesterday, but otherwise the ev«nf was an entire success. Sport throughout was keen and interesting, while tho obstacle race and the graisy pig chase created no little hilarity. The morning was showery, but alter lunch tho rain cleared, the sun broke through the clouds, and the bright mu-sio of the Garrfcon Band supplied the one needful touch of gaiety. The ground waa in capital condition, and Messrs W. J. ■Colebatch, L. Hamilton, J. D. Macaush, E. A. Maude, and F. Woolridge, the students' committee, who devoted their sparo time and energy to preparing it, deserved praise for their work. Everything was /admirably arranged by the officials, and refreshments were difipensed in tho college. • The officials were ac follows: —President, Mr W. Low Tie; judges, Messrs Low-i-io, G. Gray, H. Knight, G. Rennie, and Rev*. J. Thomson; timekeeperw, Messrs M. Guerin and H. Goes; handicapping committee, Measrs E. S. Cooper, J. D. and F. Wooldridge, the students' comm'treUary, 'Mr E. A. Maude. Tho events resulted as follows: — 100 Yards Handicap (record 10 3-sth soc)— First heat: A. R. Desohler, lyd, 1; I*. J. ■<>. Hamilton, ecr, 9. Time, llsec. Second heat: W. Balaillie, Byde, 1; J. L. Henrys, lyd 2. Time, 11 2-sth sec. Third hoa<t: A. V. Abbott, 4yds, 1; E. A. Robertson, Gyds 2 Time, 11 4-sth ccc. Final: W. Baleillie 1, A. R. Deschler 2, A. W. Abbott 3. Time, 12see. Ivong Jorop (reoord. 19ft)—A. R. Desehler (Ift 3in). 10ft lOin, 1; l>. J. G. Hamilton 2. 120 Yards Hurdlos—First h«at: R. W. Chapmen, owci syde, 1; W. P. GilTjert, owca 7yds, 2. Time, 22ecc. Second heat: A. W. Abbott, owm 3yds, 1; E. A. Robertson, owes 3yds 2. Time. 21 2-sth seo. Final: A. W. A'bbott 1, E. A. Robertson 2, B. W. Chapman 3. Time, 22 l-sth sec. Throwing Cricket Ball (record 07yds 2ft 61in>—E. A. Robertson rßyda), 94yd!s 2ft 4in, 1; S. DanbeTsr (ecr), 81yds 10in, 2. 880 Yards Handicap (record 2rain 20 l-sth «ec)—D. "W. Ariell. oyds. 1; L. J. G. Hamilton, scr, 2; A. R. Deschler, ecr, 3. Time, 2nrin 20 l-sth eec PC Yeida Handicap—-W. Bal«llie, 15yd», 1; A. W. Abbott. Brds, 2; J. L. Henrye, lyd, 3. Time. 27 3-sth soc. Putting the Shot (record 33ft 72m)— J. Slors, 29tt 6Jin. 1; Hamilton, 2: Baleillie, 3. One .'Mile Cycle Handicap— J. C. Allan. 50yds. 1; XI- H. J. Chapman, 2Oyda, 2; J. SVoss scr. 3. Time, 3min -J 4-sth ccc. Hi«h Jump—Hamilton (liin), 4ft OJin, 1; D. W. Arioll, 2; C. G. Bixon, 3. Sack Tournament—R. H. J. Chapmaji 1, A. M. Stewart 2. H. P. Gilbert 3. 440 Yards (reoord 578 m) —A. R. Deadlier, scr. 1; I/. J. G. Hamilton, ecr, 2: H- P. Gilbert. 7<fde. 3. Time. 61 2-sth mc. 100 Yards Old Students' Race—G. Rennift 1, G. Gray 2. Drfbblin? Competition— "S. Walker. 24 2-sth jiec. 1; J. Brown, 25 3-sth eec, 2; J. TV. McKey, 20 2-Sth eec 3. One Mile Handicap (record smin)—l>. TT. Ariell, lOvtU. 1;, C. Burton, 93yds. 2; H. "P. Gilbert, 23yds, 3. Time, smin 10 l-sth sec. Visitors' 100 Yards Kace—Howell 1, Binford 2. OBartnwn 3. Time. 11 3-sth eeo. Obstocle Bace (about 6Cord»)— Ij. J. G. Hamilton, rer. 1: ■E. A. Bobertv»n, 4aec, 2. Gren*T Pi? —Hamilton 1. 150 Yard* Cf-csoMion— J. l>. Henrys 1. Thp Chen«nt?(> dip ma carried - off by Hamilton ■β-ith 13 points. Bcs-chler being run-ner-up with seven.