HARRIERS

Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 63, 12 September 1939, Page 15

HARRIERS

C.V.M. CLUB

The C.V.M. Club held Its consolation rtfl* from the home of its president, Mr. A E Werry, Riverside Drive North, Lower Hutt Tha trail led from Riverside Drive, along Windram Avenue and the bank of the VVaiwhetu Stream to White's Line, thence via Cambridge Terrac« and Waterloo Road to home. The limit maa held the lead from 0. Anderson until about one hundred yards from home, when Anderson outsprintcd K. Parry to finish one second in front of him. About one mile from the start G. Heppleston caught up to K. Brooker and they ran together for some distance, when Brooker dropped back, Heppleston closing up on D. Peters, who was running about ten yards behind B. Wills, and this order was maihta.ned, the three finishing within..five seconds of one another. Results:—o. Anderson^ 22min 20sec, 1; K. Parry, 22min 36sec, 2. Fastest time: G. Heppleston, 21miri 50sec. The run was the last for the 1930 season. PRESBYTERIAN .CLUB. The Presbyterian Club held its annual field day at Island Bay on Saturday. There were four teams present, the captains being P. ■Norton. V. McConchie, M.• ■P'umfi-t>■• and A. Congalton. The events contested were 100 yards, 300 yards, wheelbarrow race, hop, step, and jump, cock-fighting,' ball feisty, and a mile relay. All were held on .the beach, with the exception of the., last eyen. The contest waa won by 31. Pumfrey's . te,am {Dockery, Morris, Lowman, Couchman, Ince, Willoughby), with 16% points. A. " CongaltoVs team -was second and F. Norton's team third. Mr. W. J. Ferguson presented the trophies..' .-■'.'< ■'■■