ATHLETICS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18547, 24 November 1925, Page 13

ATHLETICS.

OHOKA AND EYRETON CLUB. A meeting of the executive of the Ohoka and j-'yrelon .Sports Club, with the president, .Mr I''. Pcavce, in tli c chair, was held on Saturday night. A vole of sympathy wiili Mr C. I!. Cooke, one of tlie mwt enthusiastic officials of tho rluh, who iM.iit. present in iho Christchurch ilo.ipitiil, w.-.a parsed. Informal ion . was received from the KailWily Department that a- fpecial train had been arranged ior tin; snorts, and that, excursion faros from Chnstchurch could be made use -of. The'^oiHi Canterbury Caledonian Society wrote asking for an audited balance-sheet of the nrevioua \ car's operations before paying its"promised contribution to the club's funds Tin* Cvciing Centre wrote that the club had been' granted the three-mile Canterbury' cve'o track championship. 'The fivers' and Dancers' Association wrote K| nrovine; of the club's programme, and -ranted to the club the, provincial championship >.-f the North. Cantcrbury Centre for the Highland reel. The request of the Maiivhau Amateur Cvciing Club for two races to be added to the programme for juniors, the winners of which fchould rain en:::l3 for the. ■>■ <'• Mnc.kie iH-mtv-guinca ran, was asreed to by lidding a. one mile and a two nu'c xac? for amateur?. It waa decided to ask Mr J. A. Prasrr asain to judge ihc ripin- and dancing Arrangements were- made, for ears and rvcl<w to be narked in the sobrl* ground and to call for applications for the right--1.. run sido-sh.»«s and for luncheon arranged for the dinee in the eve pins; to conclude the day a spore, and .members decided to institute a spo:i*l carnal to enrol additional members.