MURITAI SCHOOL SPORTS

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 81, 6 April 1933, Page 13

MURITAI SCHOOL SPORTS

, The Muritai school sports were held recently on the Recreation Ground at Eastbourne. Contests were between the Sanson and King Houses, all pupils from Standard II upward representing these houses in junior, intermediate, and senior grades. The boys had been specially trained in athletics by Mr. Heennn, sen., and the sports were run more on the lines of an athletic meeting, than of a school picnic. Mr. T. W. Leslie acted as starter, and members of the school committee j acted as officials. Results of events were: — Junior Events. —2oyds championship: Fisher.. 1; Bonner, 2; Scott, <3. 50yds fhampionship: Chnppel. 1; Summers, 2;' Isaacs, 3. 75yds championship.' Isaacs, 1; Chappel, 2; Meo. 3. ' Intermediate Events.—soyds championship: Wright, 1: Yeoman, 2; Gerard. 3. 75yds championship: Yeomnn, 1; AVright, 2; Gerard, 3. 100 yds handicap: Yeoman, 1: Salmon. 2; Greenwood, 3.. Senior Events.—soyds Championship: Samuels, 1; Fisher, 2; Atkinson, 3. 75yds handicap:, Samuels, 1: Fisher. 2; Atkinson, 3. 100 yds championship:" Samuels, 1; Fisher, 2; Atkinson, 3. ■ Relay Races. —Junior: King House. Intermediate: King House. Senior: King House. • A bronze medallion was awarded to each of the following competitors:—j- [ Senior: J. Samuels, L. Fisher, T. Atkin- ' son. Intermediate: P. Wright, M. Yeoman, W. Gerard. Junior: R. Isaacs, J. Chappel, W. Summers.