ONE N.Z. WINNER
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The Christchurch athlete. Miss D. Charteris, was the only New Zealand winner in the first six events of the women’s athletics transTasman competition. At Melbourne, competing against Victorian and New South Wales opponents, Miss Charteris won the shot put with 49ft 8 jin. Points after the first meeting are: Victoria, 31; New Zealand, 26; New South Wales, 23.
Results: 200 Metres.—J. Lamy (N.S.W.) 1, B. Boyle (Vic.) 2, B. Holman (Vic.) 3. Time, 23.1.
800 Metres.—J. Pollock (Vic.) 1. S. Potts (N.Z.) 2, J. Byrnes (N.S.W.) 3. Time, 2:15.0. 80 Metres Hurdles.—P. Kilborn (Vic.) 1, B. Mathews (N.Z.) 2, L. Oakley (Vic.) 3. Time, 10.9.
Shot Put.—D. Charteris (N.Z.) 1, J. Boberts (Vic.) 2. Lamy 3. Distance, 49:8f.
Javelin.—P. Bivers (Vic.) 1, M. Parker (N.S.W.) 2, J. Boberts (Vic.) 3. Distance, 128:4. Long Jump.—Kilborn 1, M. Snow (N.Z.) 2, Oakley 3. Distance, 19:8.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31315, 10 March 1967, Page 15
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