NEW ZEALAND TITLES

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 26972, 23 February 1953, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND TITLES

athletics

Parcell Beats Daly In Mile

WILLIAMS WINS THREE MILES

(New Zealand Press Association) DUNEDIN, February 22. J. Parcell, of Canterbury, created a surprise by winning the mile in good time at the New Zealand athletic championships at Carisbrook on Saturday. He beat the national resident record holder, J. Daly, of Canterbury, and the Olympic Games runner, G. Hoskins, of Auckland, in the most thrilling race of the meeting. But it was to Daly that Parcell owed his victory. In a battle of tactics to beat Hoskins, Daly lost the race. The way was then clear for a sprint by Parcell from well back, to win his first senior title in national track competition. The Canterbury team again demonstrated its strength in distance events when K. Williams won the three-mile event. Though suffering from a severe back disability. Williams forced himself round lap after lap of the track. L. King, of Auckland, set the pace, but Williams kept close on his trail and began to take the odd lap during the later stages. King had only his one long, loping pace and Williams was able to take the lead early in the last lap. He won by 25 yards. Daly started in the three miles only because of the chance of Williams having to withdraw as a result of his injury. When he saw Williams running so well, Daly withdrew. D. Jewett Impresses

Southland’s D. Jewett dominated the 220 yards and the 440 yards. He won both by decisive margins. A small, compact athlete, Jewett showed a marked superiority in both events, and especially in the 440 yards, which he won by 12 yards. A former Otago athlete, J. Hyslop, now of Canterbury, won both walks from a promising Auckland athlete. Peter Killreigel. It was Hyslop’s tenth national meeting.

H. R. Carter, of Auckland, was fortunate to retain his 100 yards sprint title. S. Dawson, of Otago, won both his earlier runs in even time, but a thigh’muscle injury forced him to withdraw from the final after starting. Carter won by a yard In lO.lsec.

The Olympic representative, George Hoskins, of Auckland, won the 880 yards title from Noel Wilson, also of Auckland. It was the only championship Hoskins won at the meeting. The title-holder, John Borland, of Otago, caused a surprise when he failed to jump 6ft in the high jump and did not gain a place. Peter Wells won the title with a leap of 6ft 3in. Borland holds the resident record at 6ft sin. The marathon was won by A. Lydiard, of Auckland, who finished full of running a good minute ahead of M. D. Munro, a former Canterbury competitor, now of Southland. Lydiard was second last year. Detailed Results In the detailed results, abbreviations are:—Otago, O.; Southland, S.; Hawke’s Bay-Poverty Bay, HJ3.-P.8.; Waikato, Waik.; Wellington, W.; West Coast, North Island, W.C.NJ.; Canterbury, C.; Auckland, A. 100 Yards (New Zealand record, J. F. Treloar, New South Wales. 9.6 sec) H. R. Carter (A.) 1, T. A. Leonard (C.) 2, C. Masters (A.> 3. Time, lO.lsec. 220 Yards (New Zealand record, p. R. Batten, Wellington, 21.2 sec) heat: D. W. Jowett (S.) 1, L. Courtney (C.) 2, I. A. Jackson (O.) 3. Time, 22.65ec. Second heat: D. Fleming (Waik.) 1, T. A. Leonard (C.) 2, H. R. Carter (A.) 3. Time, 23sec. Final: Jowett 1, Fleming 2, Leonard 3. Time, 21.9 sec. 440 Yards (New Zealand record, H. McKenley, Jamaica, 47.45ec). —Final: D. W. Jewett (S.) 1, J. W. Sutherland (C.) 2, R. L. Gaskell (S.) 3. Time, 49.65ec. 880 Yards (New Zealand record, D. M. Harris, Auckland, Imin 49.8sec).—Final: G. W. Hoskins (A.) 1, N. T. O. Wilson (A.) 2, C. Keig (W.C.N.1.) 3. Time, Imin 57.95ec. One Mile (New Zealand resident record, J. C. Daly. Canterbury, 4min 11 sec). —First heat: J. C. Daly (C.) 1, A. McKnight (W.) 2, G. R. Smith (O.) 3, N. Jelley (O.) 4. Time, 4min 29.45ec. Second heat: J. B. Parcell (C.) 1, I. W. Ironside (S.) 2, G.

■r/rS ’ c J M Y HoHaS w ew Zealand record, heat? -p H a d ’r Walk ato, 14.6sec)._First g) I A K. T w yIOr R 1 S 1 .) G 3 D - S 2 Tin & r &. “ C “ l 6 B. (S“J (^ e ’ (26 miles 385 yards).—A Tvdi?O d > M - P- Munr ° <S.) 2, L E Fox hot' A I, n ( ’cT2” a ; ; u-' Australia, 158 ft O^in).—Final- H M’ Ca?? d ?w , f T 1- n' , LisBenk ° <W.) 2. J. i«„u rr T’ W, \ 3 ' Distance, I29ft 3Jin WhJf?r Ju ? p (New Zealand record? J.' A. »C.) A W: Replace on y the e’ount-back Va - IIS ‘°° k SeC ° nd Javelin Throw (New Zealand record M Sippala Fiji, 218 ft BJin).-Final- A Grayl?3£t iVn 1 n i?’ ii M - Watson (S ). lljin. s ’ 2 ’ R ' M ’ Dunl °P ISMt eo?d’n®T eP r?r d Ju “>P (New Zealand rerSlS.c; L ' °’ lver i Australia, 5111. 2Jin).— Qualifiers each with distance better than Watson (0.1, R. o JohnC ’ £ ay (A )l M - Pearde (Waik.), R 'w 111 w‘ S KK°7 ) i Fors yth (W.C.N.1.), HysXp Viv b r. S P P - P S r lT°( n c ) (W rU: ». IWn,V° rSyth ’ 47ft 2iii ' One Mile Walk (New Zealand record, ft. “?■ „ Laberton, West Coast, . North 21sec).—Final: J. R. Hyslop 1 C ‘ .!’ el,ae,sel <A ) 2. D, K. Thomson (W.) 3. Time, 6min 36.65ec. -F, 016 Vault (New Zealand record, M. D. Richards, Otago, 13ft OJin).—Final: NT. D. m C > ha ;S; P o > ’a 91 "| 1; R. Ffifinniger ein^’s 12 ” 3m ’ 2 ’ J * Eastwood (Walk.), lift Mile Medley (New Zealand record, Auckland, 3min 3Jsec).—Auckland 1, Otago 2, Canterbury 3. Time, 3min 36.25ec. MEETING AT RUGBY PARK Some good times were returned at an inter-club athletic meeting at Rugby Park . on Saturday afternoon. With the best of the senior men competing in the New Zealand championship meeting at Dunedin, the main interest was in the events for women and juniors. Mrs D. May, who won three titles at the Canterbury championships last week, won both her events, the 75 yards in 9sec and the 100 yards in 11.7 sec. Abbreviations used in the following results are:—N.B., New Brighton: C.C., ' Crichton Cobbers; Ash, Ashburton; Coll. Christ's College; C.A.A.C., Canterbury Amateur Athletic Club; H.S., High School; Tech., Technical; Poly., Polytechnic; U., University. MEN’S EVENTS Senior 220 Yards, Section I.—C. Courtnev (Tech.) 1, M. Ward (C.C.) 2, A. Reed (U.) 3. Time, 23sec. 220 Yards, Section lI.—I. Mclntyre (Tech.) 1, P. Cosgrif (U.) 2, R. Heseltine (C.C.) 3. Time, 22.55ec. 220 Yards, Section lII.—J. Whitta (U.) 1, F. Ralfe (C.C.) 2. Time, 23.1 sec. 880 Yards, Section I.—J. Thomas (Tech.) 1, R. Matheson' (Otago) 2, R. Heseltine (C.C.) 3. Time, 2min I.4sec. 880 Yards, Section lI.—A. Mahan (C.C.) 1, G. Munroe (H.S.) 2, N. Earsman 3. Time, Imin 55sec. Shot Put.—J. E. Drummond (U.) 1, J. King (N. 8. 2, W. Earsman (N. 8. 3. Distance, 46ft 2*£in. 120 Yards Hurdles.—A. Reed (U.) 1. Time, 17.5 sec. High Jump.—P. Rutledge (U.) 1, C. Keeble (U.) 2, J. Breen (Bumham) 3. Height. sft Ilin. 440 Yards Relay.—University 1, Technical 2. Time, 47.55ec. Hammer Throw.—P. D. Rutledge (U.) 1. Distance, 118 ft lOVain. Long Jump.—J. King (N. 8. 1, M. Frengley (U.) and D. Tucker (U.), equal, 2. Distance, 21ft lOin. Three Miles.—M. Craighead (U.) 1. F. Jarvis (U.) 2, W. Richards (Tech.) 3. Time, 15min 9sec. Mile Relay.—University 1, Technical 2. Time, 3min 43.55ec. Junior A Shot Put.—R. S. Dalzell (H.S.) 1, M. G. J Lambie (Tech.) 2. Distance. 37ft 7in. • 440 Yards.—T. Crossen (H.S.) 1, J. Jones (Tech.) 2. O. Everest (Westonians) 3. 1 Time, 51.8 sec. One Mile.—J. K. McDonald (C.C.) 1. T. 1 Lucas (H.S.) 2, O. Everest (Westonians) 3. Time, 4min 37sec. 1

Hammer Throw.—R. E. Walker (Tech.) 1. Distance, 100 ft 6J4in. Relay.—Crichton Cobbers A 1, Crichton Cobbers B 2. Time. Imin 44.75ec. Junior B 100 Yards.—B. Alexander (Poly) 1, R. Russell (N. 8. 2. Jones (Tech.) 3. 120 Yards.—G. Kingston (C.C.) 1, P. Cates (Ash.) 2, C. Knight (C.C.) 3. Time, 16.5 sec. Jump.—P. Cates (Ash.) 1. I. Lucas (H.S.) 2, J. McDonald (C.C.) 3. Height, sft 2m. Put.—R. E. Walker (Tech.) 1, M. Rossiter (C.C.) 2, R. Russell (N. 8. 3. Distance, 33ft 6in. 440 Yards.—G. Ludecke (Coll.) 1, P. Cates (Ash.) 2, K. Leitch (Poly.) 3. Time, 55.35ec. One Mile.—D. Wright (Poly) 1. N. Fleming (Poly.) 2, Corbett (Coll.) 3. Hammer Throw.—M. Rossiter (C.C.) 1. M. G. Lambie (Tech.) 2, P. Hardy (C.C.) 3. Distance, 66ft 3in. Under 17 100 Yards, Section I.—N. Byers (Coll.) I. V. Norris (C.C.) 2. W. McDowell (C.C.) 3. Time, ll.lsec. 100 Yards, Section lI.—E. Alexander (H.S.) 1, M. Lambie (Tech.) 2, L. Harris (C.C.) 3. Time. 11.3 see. 440 Yards.—B. Matthews (H.S.) 1. M. Johnstone (H.S.) 2, B. Auld (Westonians) 3. Time, 65sec. One Mile.—l. Keats (Westonians) 1, R. J. Payne (Coll.) 2. Long Jump.—l. Keats (Westonians) 1, M. G. Lambie (Tech.) 2, G. Kingston (C.C.) 3. Distance. 17ft 3in. Under 15 100 Yards. Section I.—J. Wisker (C.C.) 1, M. Johnston (H.S.) 2, D. Locke (H.S.) 3. Time, 11.4 sec. 440 Yards.—J. Wisker (C.C.) 1. D. Locke (H.S.) 2. Time, 60sec. WOMEN’S EVENTS A Grade 75 Yards.—D. May (Greymouth) 1, G. Jenkins (C.A.A.C.) 2, J. Blackburn (Tech.) 3. Time, 9sec. Javelin Throw.—B. A. Duncan (Tech.) 1, N. Martlew (N. 8. 2, D. J. Carr (U.) 3. Distance. 79ft sin. 100 Yards.—D. May (Greymouth) 1, G. Jenkins (C.A.A.C.) 2, G. Davies (C.C.) 3. Time. 11.7 sec. 80-Metre Hurdles.—G. Jenkins (C.A.A.C.) 1. M. Falck (U.) 2, H. Adams (Tech.) 3. Time, 13.5 sec. Long Jump.—S. Fraser (C.A.A.C.) 1. Distance, 14ft 6in. 440 Yards Relay.—Crichton Cobbers A 1. Crichton Cobbers B 2. Time, 56.35ec. Discus Throw.—D. J. Carr (U.) 1, P. Toon- (C.A.A.C.) 2. S. Fraser (C.A.A.C.) 3. 1 Distance. 105 ft lin. . J B Grade 75 Yards.—H. Adams (Tech.) 1, M. McKeown (C.C.) 2, J. Burnett (C.C.) 3. Time, 9.4 sec. 100 Yards.—H. Adams (Tech.) 1, P. Fullan (C.C.) 2. M. McKeown (C.C.) 3. . Time, 12.4 sec. 80-Metre Hurdles.—M. Chamberlain 1 (C.C.) 1. Time, 16.5 sec. ( Long Jump.—F. Ritchie (N. 8. 1, B. < Elder (N. 8. 2, N. Matthews (N. 8. 3. 1 Distance, 13ft sin. 1 Discus Throw.—B. Elder (N. 8. 1, B. A. | Duncan (Tech.) 2, F. Ritchie (N. 8. 3. ‘ Distance, 75ft lOJin. Under 16 I 75 Yards.—L. Kilroy (N. 8. 1, A. Robertson (C.A.A.C.) 2, B. Fantham (Tech.) 2 3. Time, 9.ssec. Javelin Throw.—B. Fantham (Tech.) 1. ! Distance. 55ft 7in. I Long Jump.—D. Clarke (C.A.A.C.) 1, B. , Fantham (Tech.) 2. Distance, 14ft 3in. j Discus Throw.—B. Fantham (Tech.) 1. ] Distance, 55ft BJin. \