ANNUAL COLLEGE SPORTS
TWO MEETINGS YESTERDAY
SEVERAL NEW RECORDS
CREATED.
Although the northerly wind through- ..'■ out the day troubled a number of eoin- _■ potitors at the annual sports meetings ._.(>£ Si. Patrick's and Scots Colleges yesterday, performances on the whole were of a high order. With the bright sunshine the turf, which was a little on the Boft side in the morning, had hardened . ■■• considerably by the afternoon, and conditions were much better. Several re- « cords were broken at the Scots College gathering, and a new record was ere- '; ated at the St. Patrick's College meet- ; ing. Keen interest was taken in the various events by competitors and visitors alike, and at both meetings some .' ywy editing finishes were seen.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 107, 2 November 1926, Page 14
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