ST. ALBANS SCHOOL.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17938, 5 December 1923, Page 7

ST. ALBANS SCHOOL.

annual picnic. The St. Albans School held its annual picnic last Saturday on the Amberley Domain, 600 persons participating. The weather waa ideal. Sweets were distributed to all on th«S train journey both going and coming, and milk, tea, and sugar were provided free. A cricket match was played between St. Albans School aiM Amberley School, Amberley proving victorious by 13 runs. A lengtny programme' o£ sports was earned out, tlie ioilowing being the winners: GlitLS' EVENTS. Under 9-May Hillsdon 1, J. Maxwell."2, A. Barker 3. ' Under 10— W. Carpenter 1, M. Bairow 2, F. Cartwright 3. Under 11—C. Anderson 1, M. Seaton 2, IS. Yv ickes 3. Under 12— E. Bryden 1, E. Blackman 2, E. Bamford 3. Under 13— E. Heany 1, E. Robertson 2, 18. Smith 3. Under 11—B Dini 1, C. Bryden 2, 0. Schrender 3. Open—N. Robinson 1, W. Ward 2, Y. Bradley 3. _ Siamese race under 12 —o. Buxton and C. Anderson 1, E. Bamfoixi and M. Hooper 2. Siamese, over 12— N. Robinson and V. Bradley 1, A. Thorns and M. Mallinson 2. BOYS' EVENTS. Under B—Alex Bailey 1, Arthur Buchanan 2, iSorman Manaon 3. Under 9—J. Cameron 1, C. Trethowan 2, E. Gibbons and B. Gibbard, dead heat, 3. Under 10 —1). Murray 1, S. Cheatern 2, ©. Colwill 3. Under 11— R. Crawford 1, J. Hooper 2, E. Hillsdon and H. Bamford, dead heat,

3. Under 12— J. Maxwell 1, G. Carpenter 2, J. Martin 3. Under 13—C. Barrell 1, T. Campbell 2, L. Mayo 3. v Under 14— T. Evana 1, G. Fleming 2, E. Baliey 3. Open—J. Chisnall 1, G. Hazeldene 2, A. Trigance 3. Siamese race, Tinder 12— J. Maxwell and R. Crawford 1, G. Smith, and J. Martin 2. Over 12— G. Carpenter and C. £>arrell 1, S. Flewellyn and T. Carpenter 2. Wheelbarrow race—A. Trigance and J. Chisnall 1, E. Bailey and S. Escoti 2.