WELLINGTON COLLEGE

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 111, 6 November 1937, Page 7

WELLINGTON COLLEGE

ANNUAL SPORTS

GOOD PERFORMANCES

A large number of parents, -friends, and old boys of Wellington College attended the annual sports meeting which "was held on the college grounds yesterday. Good performances were recorded by most competitors, and keen competition was displayed. Before Mrs. W. A. 'Armour, presented the prizes' the principal, Mr. Armour, 'said he was not sure whether it was the 53rd or 54th sports meeting. \ He expressed, his pleasure at seeing sucn a large gathering, and was. glad that large, fields had contested" the various I events. . The senior championship was won by J. W. Green with 11 points, and H. E. M. Greig and-H. A. Brooks tied for second place for. 7 points • each. The results were as follows:— Huh Jump, under 16 (record sft 4m, B. Harris, 11)10).—H U. Kix-Xiott (scr), 4tt llm, 1; W. (J. Nutull («cr), 4lt lUin, 2; 'V. J. Wilaou (Inn, 4rt fcln, 3 Throning the Cricket Bull (record 102y<is 1 2ft 3V/ln, f. A. Jloiton, 191b),—H. E. H. Urtm. »lyo» lllm. 1; Vi. N. Unison, 2; B. C. Bush. ;l rutting the Shot.— E. M. T. Flaws, 33ft 4'/sin, '1; R. E. Shortt, 2; C. B. Coiulsh, 3. - TlirowniK the Uiscus (record Hilt iM^Ui, £. K. McClunc, 1933).—X. E. fchortt (scr), lOKft Sin, 1; H X M. Greig- (scr), 2; B. C. Bush, .". iKOyds (Championship, open: (record 23»'ec, T. H. Stephenson, ItfSOI.—J.'W. Green, 1; S. 1\ H. Scoones,, 2: H. A. Biooks, 3. Time, 24 1-5 sec. 2Jo.yds Handicap, open.—riilal; A. W Cooper, 1:0.1. C. Fe,rguson, 2;T. Jlcß.' Xicol, 3. Time, 24 4-3 sec • ' 220 yds Handicap, under 16.—Final: NY- j Glan&un (liyds), 1; J. A. ClcdlUU (7yds), 2; X. F. Fletcher (Syds) and. J. H. Wmdicomu (Bvds), equal, 3. Long .lump Handicap, open ' (record 2Ult Ul^in, N. S.. Mcol, 1910).— W. F. Andiew (2ft), 1; J. G. Thoibuin (6in),' 2;' H. E. M. Greig (sur), 3. Ulstance, 18ft SViln. . • Lone Jump, under IK (record 18ft lOtn, I. B. Stppheuson, 1*26).— 8. J., Edmond* (Ift), 1; R. R. Porter (scrj.t: H G. Rix-Trott (ser\ 3. Distance, 17ft Ilia. ' » 1011} ds Scratch, under 15.—Final: P. D. G. Kissell, 1; K. L.'Dhehall, 2; F. B. l'irani and J. V. Evnns,' equal, 3. ' ' lOUids Handicap, Open (record, 10 2.-3 sec, F. H. Stephens,od, 1928) —Final: A. W. Cooper (syds), 1,; I." T. Ferguson (Syds), 2; D. S. C. He'ffnrd (j.vds), 3. Time, 10 2-ssec. ■ 100\ds Handicap, under 15.—Final: P. D. G Kissell (scr), 1: X.. L U|rehall. (scr). 2; R. fc. Isaac's (Syds). 3" Time', 111-jsee. lOOjds Handicap, under '14.—Final: N. B. McDonald (l}dX\ 1; B. «.,«ilengarry,(3jds), 2; G. B. Highet (Syds). 3, ■ Time. 12sec. 100 yds Handicap, under 16.—Final: W. G. Glasson (BVds), 1; P. «.' Morrli-fsrrr, 2; N. K. Andrenl (3yds), 3. Time, 10 4-3 sec, 10».\ds Championship. Open (record 10 l-.-.sec, C. H. Jenkins, 1923; F. H. 1929).—.!. W. Creen, 1: S. T. H Scroones. 2, H. A Banks, 3 Time, m-3--,sec. ■ 100 yds Scratch, under 13.—L. li. Cairns, I; B. (.'. Appleton, 2; B. F.,lngley, 3. Time, 13 l-3sec. - , • Half-mile Handicap, Open.—E. A. Perry (70yds), 1: «'. S. Richards (79yds), 2. Time, 2min 10 3-ssec. Half-mile Handicap, under 1* frecord, 2mln 17 2-ssfC, R. Bush, 1933).—C. A. Sugg (9(Ms). 1; J. S. Wilkinson (90yds), -2: L. 'W. Teaze (l()0>ds), 3. Time. 2min 16, 2-3 sec. 220}ds Handicap, under 13.—Final: Kissell. 1; Direhall, 2 ; Vause, 3. ' ■ 220vd» Handicap, under 14',4.—rinal: Plraul. 1; Glengari}, 2; Gardiner,l^. Time, 27 4-3 sec. ' " - Hfsh Jump'Championship.—H E., M. Grels. sft aln, 1; W. S. Gilmour, 2; E. P. Flaws, 3. High Jump Handicap, Open (record SffaHln, J.-Te Moana, 1928).— H. E. M. Greig (scr), sft 4in,'l; C. 'H.- Gnodall -(^ln), 2; F. CareCottrell (2Hln), 3. 120Yda Hurdles Champiortship.—Final: Flaws. 1; Green, 2; Grelg, 3. :Time,' IT 3-3 sec. 120vds Hurdlen Handicap, under 16.—Final: Bii-Trott, 1; Jones. 2. Time. 17 3-ssec. 120 yds Hurdles Handicap, Open.—Glengarry, I; NeliKjn, 2. Time. 19 2r3sct\ 440} ds Championship, Open (record, 53 3-3 sec/ F. H. Stephenson, 1930).— J. W. Gre«i. 1; Scoones, 2fH. A. Brooks. 3. Time, f'6

l-3sec . - , 4tO}d» Handlcitp. Open.—C. C. Fa^ne (35yds), 1: E. A. Terry (23}<is>, 2; J. B. Tlnn*v (2(l^dO, 3. Time, 58 I-Sser. «40yd» Championship.—J..T. Mansfield. }; T. G. Morili. 2: J. A. Balrd, 3. 41»>ds Hartdic«)i. under 16 — T M. Armour (•{flvda), 1. R D. Benee (3ff.vds), 2; W. H. I Mullin l^ds), 3. Time, 37 3;3sec. Old Boys' R,ice.—B. Hansfleid, .1; J. Beckett, a; B. A. Pacti! 3. , ' . Mile- Rxndie.ip, Onen.—W. 8 Richards (100 yds), 1: B. r. Bush <•«>,'•.'» , S -Wbll* (idOyds) R. Time,, 4mln 58 l-s^ec. Firm Itelav Races.—v and VI Forms: 5 A, 1; 6 A. 2; li ». "3 > IV Forms: Modern 4 B, 1; Moflern 4C. 2 ; Modern 4 .A, t: 111 Forms: » C. 1; Modern 3 C, t; Modera ,«'D, 3. : 8»«eial Prim. . - 'The Lord jßanfurly Cup fot moff polntiln field events w«s won by H. E." M. 'Greig. 'The Slev»rigl>t Cup, for the best .performance In the mile walk, was .shared by Evans and Gallo : nay. Th«- Martin Smith Shield, for senior Inter-form croM-country work, was won by 5 A The Tanner Memorial Shield, for. junior interform crnis-country work, went to Modern 4 B The Tannei Memorial Cup, 'for. Third Form crofs-cnuntry perfomance,' was taken by 3 C. The 6allie SHlelch, which goes to the ehampinn form, wa^.won by Modern, 4 B, with 33.points, Modern 3 R coming second with 27 points The junior ibampinnship 'nan won by S. C. Mansfield, who scored 13 points. J. A. Balrd coming

second with S points.' ■ »■ ' The Oscar Kember Cup for 220 yards- open was won by Green.. . _ ]