HAWARDEN SPORTS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13871, 24 October 1910, Page 8

HAWARDEN SPORTS.

The annual sports held at Hawarden attracted a fair attendance. Tho weather was fino although rain threatened. Owing to a late etart a few of the items had to be hold over, but the events proved interesting. Tho following are the results: — 120 yds Boya' District Race, under 14 —J. Atkinson 1, E. Gardner 2. 100 yds Maiden District Handicap—A. Dalzcll (2yds) 1, A. Gardner (scr) 2. Throwing Cricket Ball—L. H. Dalzoll, 97yds lft Tin, 1; McFarlane, 88yds, 2. 135 yds Open Handicap—L. H. Dalzell (9yds) 1. B. Johnson (tiyds) 2, T. H. Dalzell (17yds! 3. Time, 13 2-sth sec. High Jump—E. S. Dalzell (scr), sft 4*in 1, L. H. Dalzell (scr), oft 32in, 2. * ' Putting 161b Shot—N. Dalzell (Ift) J6ft 7Jii:. 1; S. Thorlcy (scr). 35ft 3§in, 2. 220 yds Open Handicap—R. Johnson (17yds) 1, H. Jackson (14yds> 2, H. Dorreen 112 yds) 3. Time, 22 l-sth j-ec. ' Hop, Step and Jump—J. CoateUo (Bff> 4nft 3in, 1: L. 11. Dalzel! (2ft). 41ft lin, 2." 100 yds f)pen Handicap—T. H. Dalzell (11yds) 1, H. Jackson (syds) 2, B. Johnson (6yds) 3. Tinio, 10 4-sth sec. " Old Men's Race. 45 years and over >T Milner (per) 1, W. Elliott (2yds) 2. Long Jtjiud—E. S. Dalzell (ecr), 20ft i\; n 1: H. Jackfcn (lft Cm), 13ft Gin' 2. ' Throwing 161b Hammer—S. Thornlev («rri 91ft 4in, 1: J. McFarlau* (13ft), 2. '' 120 yds Hurdles—P. Watron (scr) 1 L H DaJzell (12yds bhd) 2, H. Dorrcen 6vd ß bbai Z Time. ITlsec. " ' 440 yds Open Hanciicarj—B. Johnson C r >o"rlc\ 1. S. X. Young (SOydM. 2, L. H. Dafzoll (16vds) 3. Time. 53 l-sli sec. "aiiou Wrestling, under list—D. Kenncdv 1 r> Costello 2. - ' r - St-cnpin? Competition—J. A. Rollo, C3vH« lit Gin, 1: J. Quinlivan. 63yds lft 9»; n > Proper distance 63yds lft 7in. J * iGold medal for most points during *v dav-L. H. Dalzoll. n " thc Prize of £5 for most points in thr™ diEtancM. 135 yds, 220 yds and «ovd s , was v£n by B. Johnson (17ptsi 1, L. H. Dalzell i^