WEST COAST MEETING

Evening Post, Issue 59, 10 March 1924, Page 10

WEST COAST MEETING

RUNNING, CYCLING, AND WOOD CHOPPING.

GRJEYMOUTH, Bth' March. .The thirteenth- championship meeting of the New Zealand Athletic and Cycling- Union was commenced to-day in overcast weather after- over-nigfit rain; the tracks were heavy. A large attendance was present, and interesting contests resulted. The principal results are as follow :— ' wPu#'\ ari3i Handi <*P, 123 yards.— W. Richardson, 1; C. Pierson, 2; W. • Trembath: 3. Time, 12sec. There were 30 starters. ■ utt:"g the 161b Shot.—M. J. M'Oabe (Palmerston South), 36ft 2in 1 : P n Murphy, 32ft 6in, 2; A. Beban, 31ft 1 HfW 6 Cy nle Eace—A- H- Wood, 1; P. O Shea, 2; P. Griffin, 3. Thirty starters. Time, lmin 9 3-Ssec. * Malt-mile Championship.—W Trem bath, 1; Hack, 2; Dalzell, 3 Won eapoi % fiTf ft"5' Ti™>2min 6s^ Pole Vault Championship.—G Koeti w7T h 9ft' 1; J ™er •«» Three-mile Cycle Race.-H.G. Woodi V?• Gn&\S> 2 > J- Griffin> 3. Thirty ppn'v ,T^ 7min 27sec. y 220 lards Championship.— W. Kelly 1; Trembath 2; R. J. & M 3/. E ?J* 2%2 Lfsec n COmforta%- Time, S4°f2- 5 s^ llteenStart- ££ 120 Yards Hurdle Championshin R w. nS r , (C 3hertf ey) '1; Jtferf; 1 4StJe ar2- A 9 ham Pi«»Wp.-Treinbath. Time kec! 3\ SeVen «*«*»•!