ATHLETICS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17431, 17 April 1922, Page 5

ATHLETICS.

GBEYMOUTH SPOBTS. / (PEESS ASSOCIATIOS TIXEGBAK.) GBEYMOUTH, April 15. To-day'a athletic sports were largely'attended. The trotting track was need owing to the rain overnight. , „ ... , The chief running event, the P"™**™ Handicap, 120 yds, resulted :-Moore (6yd«]| 1, O-Oallognan (scr) 2, Steele (scr) 3. lime, George won the mJe and half-mile cycling events, and Goodoll the two mites. ■> Other results were:— i _. Sawing Handicap,'2 cute, 15 »ch e s- Ha 'hn BroT 1 Fox and Jack 2. Time, 27 2-sseo. Half-mile Flat-Cutbush. 1, O'Bourke 2, Bobeon 8. Time, 2nun Sscc. 220yds-MacHefefeski 1, M. James 2, C. James 3. Time, 22 4-ssec Handicap Chop 15-jnch J»rt an (20sec) 1, Sharkey (14sec) 2, G. 8. Twenty-two competed. Time, lmin 7eec. (special to "tot pkkss.") GBEYMOUTH, Aprd 16. About SOOO people paid for admission to Wimi | *' Steele, a cousin.« "rj*f .•_ jw her age) of gWs She will Pwtably compete, a* w^ Chrfetchurch eecpndaxy it is The almost certa.n that a iApplicabe on next yeeifa PWf^^^g *%T« tion. is'also to be ttad » cash, the venue- of the .next *»w championßnip meefang.