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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 71, 25 March 1935, Page 2

MEETINGS. fUTIZENS interested in the improvement of Swimming facilities at Evans Bay (South) are invited to attend a puulie meeting in the Miramar South School, Miro Street, Thursday, March 28th 8 p.m. I7ASTBOURNE RATEPAYERS 1- ASSOCIATION The Annual Meeting of the above will be held in the Council Chambers, Eastbourne, at 8 p.m., on Tuesday, March 26. 1933. All Ratepayers are invited to attend. C. M. HILL, Acting Hon. Secretary. NAVY LEAGUE. MEMBERS of the NAVY LEAGUE are invited to inspect H.M.S. SUSSEX, (Fryatt Quay) and H.M.Si DESTROYERS (Clyde Quay Wharf), TOMORROW (Tuesday), March 26, between 2 p.m. and 4.30 tweeu 2 p.m. and 4,30 p.m. p.m. —R. DARROCH, Secretary. Secretary. POSTPONED. ! THE ANNUAL MEETING of ■ the' Wellington After Care Association, which was to have been held on Friday, March 29, has been POSTPONED. J. CHAPMAN. Hon. See. MOTORS AND CYCLES. ==:= B.|S.A. FORGE STILL FURTHER AHEAD. 1.—8.5.A. are by far the largest British Motor-cycle Manufacturers. Over three times as many, B.S.A/s were sold in 1931 as any, other jnako. 2.—8.5.A. offer the most efficient service after purchase in the world.. 3.—B.S.A.'s arc the most reliable machines obtainable. 8.5.A.-LEADERS IN THE INDUSTRY. Agents: pODGERS AND HALL, LTD., XV 157-159 WILLIS STREET.

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Championship, Events The-New Zealand Cycling Cnampionaiiips and"tin final meeting of the Dewar Shield Contest took £ftM« ftETore a good"at tendance at the tfetone Recreation cGround on Saturday, under the direction of offiolali of the Wellington Centre of the New Zealand Athletic Association. W. Byrnea (Auckland) orashed in the/ final of the major cycling event owjng to his fron* . tire coming off, v and sustained a fractured collar bone "and ribs. In another event a crashed rider forced those behind him off the track and two women) were struck, one suffering considerably.from shook* The following are the<xesuits:CYCLING 1000 METRES ».Z. CYCLE CHAMPIONSHIP:' (eight hiat«)i 3frWade (West Coast, N. 1.) 1; G.R. Giles (Canterbury) ZJ CYCLE CHAMPIONSHIP: J;Burk« (West Coast, N. 1.) 1; P. Roe (Wellington) 2; W.WilliM* (Hawkes Bay-poverty Bay) 3« Time 66 2-5 «co. ONE MILE HANDICAP CYCLE RACE: A Sowerby^Auckland) 60 Yds.) 1; C.Biggs ( Petorie) (70 yds.) 2; i>. Roe ' (70 yds.) 3- Time 2 mm. 12 2-5 sec. •" ONE MILS JUNIOR CYCLE HANDICAP:. Stevens (Petone) 1';--A Anderson (Petone) 2; R. Dutton (PetonehS. CHAMPIONSHIP TIUE.THULi F-J. Groae (Canterbury). 1 mm. 20 2-5 see.TU; - C. Goodei"( Auckland), 1 mm. 21 3-5 sec 2: *T.Boe , ' (Wellington), 1 mm. 22 sec. 3. THREE MIL3S CYCLE HANDICAP: *? V> Koe petone) (140 yds) 1; D. Fokey (tfetone) (300 yds) 2: J.WilsOb (14-0 Yds) 3. Time 7. Bin. 19.14-5 •«• TEN UIL3S N.Z. CYCLE'CHAMPIONSHIP- : R.Ulmer. (Wellington) 1; C.R. Qil«t 2; A.O.^ Patrick ( Auckland) 3, A.,',3owerby (JTeTlingtqn) 4. "■ ' Time 22 mm 46 sec. Eighteenrstarted-but only four? finished. Ulmer won by halX/a length DE¥ARSHisii>; - -_'..- Athletic and field event's" counting lor^the Dewa^J Shield were held and the Wellington and Combined Colltfl Old Boys Clubs, which have been fairly evenly plaoedT throughout the season tied for first slace with fight . points each. . The results were. ■ . ' 220 YARDS CLUB RACE: First race: A. Welphy (Wellington) 1; T. Tul'loch (Old BoyB) 2: w.Crook* (Petone)'3. Time 23 2-5 sec. Second race: C.E. 'Evans (Wellington) X; U. Furlong (Kiwi) 2; A.K. Hill' (Old Boys) 3. Time 24 4-5 see. . ' Third race: K. Patience (Old Boys) 1; E.R.-Chesterapi'' CVarelty) 2; J.G. Sale ( Wellington) 3»iTime 25 lie. 220 YARDS JUNIOR: Jirst race:.H.G. Bowyer (014> Boys) 1; D. Svans (Kiwi) 2; T. Kyle (Wellington) 3. Time 24 1-5 sec. # Second race:.B.O'Fagan (Old BoyiJ • 1; C Mexted (Welli'ngton)2; W.'Heapy (Kiwi) 3.. Time 24 4-5 sec. Third race.'L. Hampton (Old Boys) 1; E. Williams ( Wellington)' 2, N. Armstrong (KiliiJ^J, Time 25 3-5 »cc. , .. \ 880 YARDS:'firsfrace.fA.R." Wiiaon'l*e3.lingtoiik 1 T.A. Rafter (Vareity) 2; C. Taylor,. (Pttont) 3. Time 2 mm. .;* 1-5 »«o. Second race;: R.Thompson^ (Varsity) 1;( A. Badland (Olympic) 2; J. Black (OXd Boys) }.irfLTime Sain 10 «ec.*^Third race:,L.S.Bla« (Varsity)!; C. Brown (01ynpicT2; * D? UoDooneH' (Old Boys) 3. Time 2 mm. 9 4-s.mc THREE MILSS: J. Riddington (Scottish Harriers, I R.C Morpeth (Varsity) 2; A.L. Stephens (Soottijp Harriers) 3. Time 15 mm. 17 3-5 Be<s 880 YARDS JUNIOR RACE:, T. Kyle (Wellington) Ij R.A. Longley (Old Boye) 2.gL. Hampton .(Old BoyiJV No time taken. INTSR-CLUB RKLAY RACE (110 Yds.):;Varsitv 1 CB«. 2- Time 46 sec. ' 120 YARDS HURDLES: P. Bowie (Varsltyj I;«J.D< . Henderson (Hutt) 2; X. 4 Jt»tience (Old Boye),3> Tine 15 3-5 see ' ' , . > • 440 YARDS HURDLKS.^T. Tuilocll, lUia Boys) I.J fi. Abrahaaa (Varsity) 2%K- Comrie (Old Bovei*v ; Time 60 sec. 1 THREiI MII^S WALK.'W.R. Berks (Varsity)'l; 1 s.G. Sade (Varsity) 2, K. Comrie,(Old Boys) t 3.,t»a» , 25 mm. 41 2-5 «cc. . HOP. STEP AND JDMP:*T.J. Crowe antt P.UcDonsO.o, 1 Wellington). 82 ft. 6 in" I;'J. Roberts and-D,J. Benton (Hutt). 77 ft. -0$ in.\t2, L.' Bade and CBrowtf (Olympic), 76 ft. 6 in-, 3 'HIGH JUMP.--T.J. Crowe ana h. Vernon (Wel^Uatfton. II ft. rf l| in., I;^M. Mullaney and V.N. wrry^Klwi)/ 10 ft/2.in., 2,i|IC.S. (i orbell and .A. J.tßecott*(Old fr Boys),^10 ft.; 2 ,in.?;2l(equal)^ HAIQER THROWING:' P.^ jiunro^and A.D^Adlun (Wellington). 201 ft. 3 in.. 1. R. Griffitiis ana A,A. Roberts (Hutt) , 199 ft. 3 in.,2; K. Hogan and K. McCune (Old Boys), 158 ft. l£ in.. 3. 100 YARDS HANDICAP: W.li. Bvanfc vri^t) (.11 ydeTi 1; V. Walker (Auckland) 2. W. Crooks (Petone) (4 yds.-J 3. Time 9 4-S sec. WOI^EN'S EVENTS» 75 YARDS HANDICAP' 0. Tasker (Atmetie)(7 yas.; 1; J.M. Todd (Wellington) (fcds-) 2; D. TownsenA CScottish Harriers) (9 yds.) 3. Time 9 4-5 sco« 100 YARDS HANDICAP: 0- Tasker (7i yds.,) 1; It. Childs (Kiwx) (9i yds.) 2; D. Hurley (Welliiifgtonj (2± yds.) 3. No time taken--110 YARDS R3LAY.RACE: Kiwi 1. Wellington 2T4me 52 4-5 sec The Neill Cup lor most points .in the women'ai races was won by 0. Tasker- . The A.C Kitto Shield, tor most paraae points oveT a aeries uf meetings. #as wun by the Kiwi Club with 357- points. - The Welltn^ton Club came second wit« 348^ points. _