ATHLETIC SPORTS

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 120, 16 November 1929, Page 25

ATHLETIC SPORTS

EONGOTAI BOYS' COLLEGE

.In spite o£ a stiff northerly which slowed up the competitors in some events, there were several good performances at the second annual sports held by the Rongotai Boys' College on the College Grounds yesterday. The competition for the championships waa particularly even. In the senior class, D. Holmes-Edge and A. Bond: tied for the honour with 11 points each, closely followed by JV Lang ,with 10 points. W. Hoffmeister won the junior championship with 11 points, finishing up only one point ahead of E. Robinson. The sports trophies were won as follow Huntington Cup, for the senior championship.—D. Holmes-Edge. Scottish Harriers and Amateur Athletic Club's Cup, for winner of the mile championship and cross-country run.—D. Holmes-Edge. .. •j • Cockß Cup,.for the junior championship. —W. Hoffmeistcr. Hoffmeister also receives a special trophy for winning the mile junior championship and cross-country events. The detailed results were:— 220 Yards Senior.—First heat: J. Were 1- iV Bear, 2; E. Miller, 3. Time, 25 3-ssec Second heat: A. Guthrie, 1; R. Huntingdon 2- X Mac Donald, 3. Time, 25 .4-osec Third heat: K. Robertson, 1; A. Avery, 2; P. Bock 3 Time, 20 3-ssec. Final: Were, 1: Robertson' 2; Bear, 3. Time, 28 4-ssec. 220 Yards Handicap, Junior.—First heat. R Dalley, 1; W. Kesnlck, 2; J. Aimers, 3. Time! 30 l-ssec. Second heat: W. Hoffmeister, 1: J Gaudiu, 2; D. Kilsey, 3. Time, 30sec. Third heat: D. Cocks, 1; E. Bobinson, 2; J. Mehaffey 3 Time, 28 l-ssec, Pinat: Cocks, 1; Besnick, 2; Mchaffey, 3. Time, 29 4-Bsec. long Jump (Senior) Handicap and Championship.—J. Long, 18ft S%in, 1; C. W. Mo*SrV SCr)' 18ft i%ia' 2 A- Bond <mn)> 18ft Long Jump (junior) Handicap and Championship.—D. Cocks, 16ft 9*4ln, 1; B. Whitcombe, 16ft 9«. in, dead heat, 1; E. Cocks, 16ft oin, 3. . .■ » 100 Yards Handicap (Junior).—Erst heaf D Cocks, 1; W. Hoffmeister, 2; N. Resnlck. 3 Time, 12 2-ssec. Second heat: E. Robinson 1: D Alexander, 2; P. Knowsley, 3. Time, 13 3-5 sec. Third heat: L. Jones. 1; C. Mackle S; J Aimers, 3. Time, 13 4-ssec. Fourth heal: J Gaudin, 1, F. Mullins,' 2; K. King, 3. Time Ir.o 1"58? 0- Fifth heat: T- Mlddleton.<l; B. M'Courtte, 2; It. Whitcombe, 3. Time, 13 1-5 sec. Sixth Heat: J. Gundersen, 1; A. Napier, 2, V. Caccinai, 3_ Time, 13 3-ssec. First semi-final: D. Cocks, 1; N. Benswlck, 2; E. B»bnson, 3. Time, 12 4-ssec Second semifinal: j. Gaudin, 1; p. Mlddleton. 2; T. Muller

' : " rr&.. 3. Time. 13sec. Final: M'Donald and TeW*-1 ford, dead heat, 1; Morrison, 3. Time, 12 t-%, 120 Yards Hurdle Open Handicap.—First heats'! G. Lauchlan, 1; K. M'Donald, 2. Time, S& l-ssec. Second heat: B. Telford, 1; C. MonWson, 2. Time, 21sec. Third heat: D. Turn*' bull, I', H. Guthrie, 2. Time, 22 8-ssec tiiHt": seml-flnal: K. M'Donald, 1; B. Telford, 2<t" Time, 21 l-ssec. -Second seml-fln«l: C. MorJf rison, 1; D. Turnbull, 2. Time, 21 2-Sseei-Final: Telford and M'Donald, dead heat, 1? Morrison, 3. Time, 21 2-ssec «!' 75 Yards (under 13).—First heit: D. Knows.; ley, 1; R. Dalgleish, 2; A. Gallop, 3. Tlmoi": 10 2-ssec Second beat: A. Hawken, 1; 6i>Gunderson, 2; B. Cocks, 3. Time, 10 3-ssec.l" Final: Knowsley, 1; Hawken, 2; Gunderson, Si" Time, 10 l-ssec. "-.. 7]'.----880 Yards Junior Championship.—O. Whe»t» ley, 1; H. Waters, 2; C. Jacobsen, 3. ■ Time; 2mln 42 3-saec. j 880 Yard 3 Senior Championship.—D. Holm«s*: Edge, lj A. Bond, 2; A. Dean, 3. . Tlm«, 2mi* 440 Yards Handicap, Senior.—E. Huntlocdoai 1; P. Barnes, 2; H. Wheybourne. 3. TlmeV, 64 3-BSeC *>.:;. 440 Yards Handicap, Junior.—H. Waters, IIGarnham. 2; Richards, 3. Time, 68 8-s»ec. ' *"" 220 Yards Junior Championship.—W. Hoff»melster, 1; Bobinson, 2; Gaudln, 3.- Unw, o<Kv: 220 Yards Senior Championship.—J. Lanr, l£ "• A. Bond, 2; A. Bean, 3. Time, 2T 4-Dsec *-:^ One Sllle Walk (Open).—Franklyn 1- Wili: son, 2; Tosman, 3. Time, 9min 12sec 100 Yards Junior Championship.—W. Sett*melster. 1: Bobinson, 2; H. Wheatley, 3. TJm«j; 880 Yards Handicap.—Senior: Connell, 1!Gellatly, 2; R. Huntington, 3. Time, 2mln 2t\. l-ssec. . . ■,' 120 Yards Hurdles, Senior ChampionshlD *£' First heat: D. Holmes-Edge, I;' TurnbuuT 2i' Time, 21sec. Second heat: C. Morrison. IS' Dean, 2 Time,v.22sec. Final: Holmes-BdgeT--1; C. Morrison, 2; Lauchlan, 3. Time 21 2r». sec. • .- ,/. High Jump.—Whltcombe and H'lntosh ieii . heat, 1; Waters, 3. Height, 4ft 4'Aln ■■' BSO Yards Handicap, Junior.—Garnham. I*' HeUeta, 2; Lacks, 3. Time, 2mln 36sec. ; 440 Yards Junior Championship.—Bobinion, - 1; M'Courti?, 2; Gaudin, 3. Time, lmla la--4-ssec " - '„:--- 440vYards, Senior.—A. Bond, 1; D. Holmesi"-' Edge. 2; Lang, 3. Time, lmin 1 3-ssec * ' %'~ High lump, Senior.—Lauchlan (scr), 1: Oi'Morrlson, 2; Telford, 3. Height, sft l%Ut';:fc" One Mile Junior Handicap and Champion*ship.—M'Courtie (80yds), 1; Cook (208 yd»), 2i Cathie (200 yds), 3. Time, omin 44»ec. •■: *' ■ One Mile Open and Senior Championship.— K-': Holmes-Edge, 1; Gellatly, 2; A. Bend, 3. Tlmeii ■ smln 23sec Form Relay Races. —Second and Third - Forms: 28, 1. Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Forms, ' SA, 1. . ' ,!;->;

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