ATHLETICS

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20987, 16 October 1933, Page 17

ATHLETICS

NEW RECORD FOR 30,000 .METRES October 15, 11.5 p.m.) CHICAGO, October 15. Zabala. winner of the Olympic marathon, captured the national amateur •'IO,OOO metre record in Ihr 44min 45.Usee. CANTERBURY CASH CLUB The Canterbury Cash Athletic Club opened the season on Saturday afternoon at the Addington Show Grounds, in conjunction with the finish of the "Round the Gorges" road race. The programme provided good entertainment for the crowd which gathered to see the cycling final. The events resulted: — 880 YARDS. D. Flanagan I T. Arch bold . 2 N. J. Cassin . . 3 Won by a yard. Time 2min 4sec. 75 YARDS. Collins . . 1 J. Borwiek . . . . 2 L. Higgins and R. Whitley • cquaD .. . . 3 TECHNICAL CLUB OPENS SEASON PERFORMANCES AFFECTED BY STRONG WIND

A .snceedsln! opening ihiy mm held by the Tuclnjical Collie Anir-.teur Athletic inul CyciiiiK Club i\t the Knsor's ro.ij ground uu Suiurdny. There \vu« a large numb.-r »l' visitors ami euinnrtitor.?, and in most uf Ibe ntuls thiuo were remarkably in.; liul.i.s. .I'rri.iniMihTS in practically all uf tin: events wen: utlVcU-d cuiibidcniLly !>,v a slronwind, which Ijiew ue-n>33 tli«" ;;r<ianu mid tinioa consequently were not faat. ."evcral new members were prominent at this lirst nieetinu', and some uf them gam ju-omi.ne ui proving a valuable a.nsel to the. club m the new season. Two o[ the most Biirce.3".I'lll C.lllipetltl.lil* ivciv Miss L. l.'rigerH, wlui wad placed second Hie 7."> yards, lir.it in the Kill yards, and second in the high jnni,\ and "Alirta J. Ander»on, wlin was tivst in the T.'j yuuis, second in the 1(10 yards, and l:rni in the hifdi jump. Both these runners should be well up in open competition. Detailed results were: KKI Yards-1.. Woodward (-Ivd.il 1. U. Tolputl (lvdt.l -J, 1-'.. 1-1. Shelton (Tyos- ;|. Time, l'i :;-5.-ee 7,-, Vimxm -iV..men -1. M. Andci.-ot, C.'v.isi I, L. Uo-.-cih (Ivd) -J, J. Cade !a< ~ ;j. Tine--, 0 !! .".see. A close iiniMi. Jriirowin- the Javelin-11. Conic!! MUiP I, L. Simps.ui (uUl'tl 2. 11. Moir Ciofti ". DiMnnoe. ljf- f.-et. 'J'lirr? were nine competitors. Half-mile Cvi !'.-■-Kirrt heat: K. Koberlsou iHDydsi J, J{. C. Due (G.'.edH) 'J, <■'■. K. Cil-s (scr) a F. Uoeco (GOvdaj 4. Second heat: .1. Campbell i?,uvdsi 1. \V. G. Coppinp (-10 yds) J, J. ll. , Hand d'fivds) 3, A. F. Dav (Ciyds. 1. Final: Itobertson 1, K. C. Day -J. .J. Camplie! I -1. No time was taken. liobciioon won easii)-. Byn Yarli Flat-C. A. 15. Slevenson cJOyd.-i) 1, C. Kinnainl (Idydsi •_>, K. 11. Sheiton (a"--'is, ;t. Time, :2min fo«. Won oahily. Ifich .lump, Women- I. Anderson (Gnu !. 1.. Ko.-cra (fiin) 2, J. Ca le. ;i. Height, Ift 7Jin. lliLdi .lump. Men -C. Sanderson (lOinl I, U, O'Brien I'Jinl -2, V. T. J. French (Gin) ".. Uei-llt. aft S'lll. Tell competed. l-_'o Yards ilurdl"--. - Fust heat: 1.. Simpsou (tvdri be'hind) 1, K. Wicklnun (per) 2. Time, '22 l-.W. be.ond heat. r.. Woodwnrd (l:;v.U bebiiul) 1, ('. It. Bwdwel! W\U behind; 2. Time, J* i-Sser. J.'inal: Woouwnnl 1, llradwell ;1, ftimpoon .1. 'Time, 17 t-ssec. A .jood race •n-.rt.wiiv.' the DiM-us diseiif—... Herman (lOfii 1. F. T. .1. French ifieri 2. J. K I'.rovn I1.">fl) ••!. Disl-oice. f«i!it. treiieli threw I(1:5 feel. There were i2- . mnpetitors. One Mile-11. Dookmanlon (r>dvds) 1, < - A--1! S'eveiiaon (-2iivds) 2, ■!. Untten (o.iyds) .!. Time, -iiT.jiir.7 '2-ssec. Won by 10 yards One Mile Cvcle-Fir.t heat: J. ( ampb- 1 (.-,:>vd6) 1 W. (I. Coppin- l7oyds) '2, J. II".1„„,| ~70v«1h, I). A. F. ln,v lll<)y.l«l -I. Seeme! 1,,-af C. A. Cooper ibibyd.H. 1, li. ( ■ D»? iMo-.dsi 2, K. Kobertson 3, 1.. K. Ciitp'-ell L W- '■ l)a y -■ I: " 1,f,rl " a- n-1 Vo tillif was taken. ,'V;* Women-... - 1, - Anderson ~V.-ds> 2. I). Wakeham ..yds, ... Time, r.l l-ssee. IV',-,v l!aces--F ; e!d men versus yon,"l ~•„„,•'Ufl vards : Field men |C. Saialers.,,,, '''llamlieiu ttXv" M-l'.. ■:"". ' Sciion! inoyds', !, track men .sen ~ i.. c