HARRIER RUNS

Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 258, 28 July 1941, Page 3

HARRIER RUNS

C. Dickie Again Brooklyn

Champion The harrier clubs ot Wellington struck heavv trails for their weekly runs on Saturday afternoon, but the. cool weather made conditions otherwise ideal for distance running. . . . Brooklyn Club.—By winning the Brooklyn club’s senior «i-mile championship race at Lyall Bay, Colin Dickie retained his title. He won by 900 yards from L. J. Moir, with B. Falloon close up third. Details :-C. Dickie. 39.3, 1; L. J. Moir, 42.43, 2- B Falloon, 4’2.55, 3; F. Dumble, 43.26, •b W. Daley, 43.41. 5; D. Pedersen, 44.n1, 6.' Sealed handicap for the Sherwood rose bowl: F. Dumble, 1: W. Daley, 2; Miller, 3. Junior 3}-mile: J. Wilkinson 27.21, 1. W Anderson. -8.0. 2: A. Newdick auu H. Cardiff, 29.21, equal, 3. Sealed l>a;»“c a P : W. Anderson, 1; A. Newdick, J. WilkinS °Meth’odist Club.— Twenty-two members set out from the Methodist Church tor a stiff oi-niile run over the surrounding hills. " The runners divided into three packs and run-ins resulted Senior fast pack:’ J. Walker, 1; R. Stone, 2: K Ll.l- - 3. Junior racing pack: A. bruce, 1; I. Sweetmau, 2: N. Coad, o. Slow pack. L. Flaus, 1; H. Richards. 2; W. Scott. 3. University Club—Two packs rail from Island Bav The trail led up the lull and aJouir tile'ridge to Newtown; then across Adelaide Road, up to Moruiugton, aud baek along the opposite ridge. It. I'enton showed excellent form in tlie fast Pack, while L M. Smith and B. E. Swedbund showed promise in the slow pack. the club was entertained to afternoon tea after the run b.v •'I I- - an “ Mrs. >v. lx. Scrymgeou r.