CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS DECIDED
The Christchurch harrier clubs held their championship runs on Saturday, in chilly weather and on sodden, difficult country. The trail was laid by E. A. Sayers and L. E..Fox over the old Canterbury championship coursp in the Cashmere district. J. Clarke, in winning the senior championship of the Christchurch Club, registered the good time of 34mln 42 2-ssec for the six miles and a half, while F. Mair took 37min in win the Baptist Club title. He had a very comfort; ble win. Following are the results:— BAPTIST CLUB Seniors.—F. Mair, 37mln, 1; J. Pollock. 39mln 24sec, 2; L. Suckling and L. Franks Juniors.—A. Finch, 37mln 30sec, 1; I*. Dix 2. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB Seniors.—J. Clarke, 34min 42 2-ssec, 1; W. Kennedy 2; L. E. Fox 3. Juniors.—P. B. Rennell 1, N. Farmer 2, F. Kennedy 3. ROVER SCOUTS
Seniors.—J. Austin, 38mln 50sec, 1; J. Cardwell, 41min, 2; G. Wooles, 41min 50sec 3. Juniors.—B; Evans 1, A. Memory 2, J. Broadbent 3. TECHNICAL CLUB
Juniors.—l. G. Henderson 1; C. W. Henderson 2; S. Gawler 3. No times were takCn- PRESBYTERIAN CLUB The Presbyterian Club ran over the St. Martins cougse of six miles. Results; Seniors.—Gn M. Ritchie 1; C. C. Gordon 2; A: O. ‘Savage 3. „ . „ T Juniors.—l. B. White 1; A. Candy 2; I. McOscar 3. , , , F. G. Shaw won the sealed handicap. LADIES’ PIONEER CLUB The Ladies’ Pioneer Harrier Club followed a trail of three miles laid by J. Biggs and A. Crawford in the St. Albans district. Results:— ' Fast Pack.—B. Thomas 1, J. Richards 2, A. Hughes 3. _ , Slow Pack.—J. Orton 1. W. Brown 2. L. Milne 3. Magistrate’s Court.—ln the. Magistrate’s Court on Saturday, before Mr G. M. Telfer, J.P., William John Graham Lee, a labourer, aged 20 years, was remanded to appear on July 26 on a charge of breaking and entering the shop' of Margaret Alice Alsop on July 4. Assisting Members of S.S.—The Berlin radio says that a military court at Linz sentenced an Austrian doctor to two years’ imprisonment for removing tattoo identification marks from the bodies of four members of the S.S.— London, July 22.
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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24625, 23 July 1945, Page 6
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