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Evening Star, Issue 21519, 18 September 1933, Page 5

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SPORTS MEETINGS The following clubs held sports meetings on Staurday:— PACIFIC. Pacific held its meeting at Ellis Park. Owing to the rough nature of the track there were no outstanding performances. The sports were controlled by Messrs Gibson, Downing, and Buskin. Mr Watson acted as timekeeper. Results ; 100 Yards,—First heat: F. Mouat (3yds) 1, J. Pledger (4yds) 2, D. Lucas (3yds) 3. Second heat: H. Pearce (9yds) 1, N. Kennedy (liyds) 2, S. Buchanan (6yds) 3. Final: H. Pearce 1, N. Kennedy 2, F. Mouat 3. Won by 2yds, with Jyd between second and third. Time, llsec. 880 Yards.—J. Mann (18yds) 1, H. Pearce (42yds) 2, F. Mouat (20yds) 3. Won by 2yds, with 15yds between second and third. Time, 2min 12 l-ssec. Half-mile Walk.—C. Henry (scr) 1, R. Watson (20sec) 2, S. Buchanan (30sec) 3 Won by 50yds, 10yds between second and third. Time, 3min 45 4-ssec. Shot Putt.—F. Mouat 1, J. Mann 2, R. James 3. Broad Jump.—S. Buchanan 1, L. James 2, R. James S. The aggregate points are: F. Mouat, H. Pearce, J. Mann 5, S. Buchanan, O. Henry, R. James 4, J. Robertson 3, R. Watson and L. James 2. ST, KILDA.

St. Kilda held its meeting at Hancock Park, St. Kilcla. The first event on the card was the 100yds Handicap, which was won hy H. A. Brown off the, scratch mark. L. A. Anderson (9yds), was a close second, with L. Carter (3yds) third. Time, llsec. H. A. Brown was also the successful competitor in the 220yds championship, winning this event by a fair margin from H. S. Ryan. G. Ross just managed to stave off L. Cater for third position. Time, 2-1 4-ssoc. The 880yds Handicap provided a keen contest, the backmarkers being set a difficult task by the limit men, L. Anderson and L. R. Johnstone. The issue was in doubt until about syds from the tape. However, L. R. Johnstone (100yds) maintained his.lead, and secured a win from H. S. Ryan (10yds), with L. Anderson (100yds) 3yds back third. Time, 2min Msec. Although the broad jump provkl an interesting event, several competitors marred their chances of success by registering a scries of no jumps. The final results were: G. Ross (2ft), 191 t BJin, 1: E. M'Garry (2ft Sin), 19ft 61-in, 2: C. More (2ft Sin), 19ft 3-Jin, 3; I. E. Still (2ft), 19ft IJin, 4. HANOVER BAPTISTS. The Hanover Baptists held their second meeting at Logan Park. Competition in both divisions was decidedly keen, as was evidenced by the very close finishes. The Thompson Shield for the seniors was won by L. R. M'MilInn, with 11 points, and the Tuckwell Cup for the juniors was won hy I. D. Craig, with 14J points. Results: — —Seniors. — 100 Yards. —B. A. Brown (4yds) 1, S. Kay (scr) 2, J. Chandler (3yds) 3. Time, 10 2-ssec. 220 Yards.—L. R. M'Millan (16yds) I, A Ellis (12yds) 2, H. Hayward (16 yards) 3. Time, 26 l-ssec. 880 Yards.—L. R. M'Millan (scr) 1, J. Milburn (20yds) 2, B. A. Brown (scr) 3. Time, 2min IB 4-sscc. Hop, Step, and Jump.—J. Chandler (6ft), 35ft Din, 1; A. Ellis (4ft 6in), 35ft Bin, 2; B. A. Brown (3ft Gin), 34ft 9Jin, 3. —Juniors. — 100 Yards.—First heat: Felton (scr) I, MTntyre (4yds) 2, Robb (10yds) 3. Second heat: W. Lancaster (2yds) 1, Craig (scr) 2, Wheeler (syds) 3. Third heat: T. Milburn (syds) 1, Marshall (7yds) 2, A. Clark (Iyd) 3. Final: I. 1). Craig (scr) 1, N. Felton (scr) 2, A. Clark (Iyd) 3. 220 Yards.—First heat: W. Milburn (12yds) 1, I. M'lntyre (16yds) 2, R. Felton (scr) 3. Second heat: T. Milburn (20yds) 1, I. D. Craig (scr) 2, J. Wheeler (18yds) 3. Final; I. D. Craig (scr) 1,. T. Milburn and W. Milburn (dead heat) 2. Time, 27 4-ssec. 880 Yards.—l. D. Craig (scr) 1, C. A. Broad (22yds) 2, W. Lancaster (20 yards) 3. Time, 2min losec. Hop, Step, and Jump.—C. Robb (Bft), 37ft 4Jin, 1; T. Milburn (4ft Gin), 37ft Sin, 2; A. Clark (2ft), 37ft lin, 3. The final points for the Thompson Shield were;—L. R. M'Millan, 11 points, 1; B. A. Brown, 7J points, 2; J. Chandler, 7 points, 3; A. Ellis, 6 points, 4; J. O. .Milburn, 5 points, 5; H. Hayward, S. Kay, and J. Brasier, 3 points each, 6. For the Tuckwell Sports Cup for juniors the points are:—l. D. Craig, 14J points, 1; T. Milburn, 7 1-3 points, 2; N. Felton, 7 points, 3; C. Robb, 6 points, 4; C. A. Broad, 4 points, 5; W. Milburn, 3 5-6 points, 6. CAVERSHAM. Caversham held its meeting at Hancock Bark. In the competition for the A. J. Fryo Cup W. Gwynne, with 8 points, is leading from H. Litolff, with 4J points, at the conclusion of the day’s events. Results:— 100 Yards.—First heat: S. Bain (3 yards) 1, K. Miller (scr) 2, L. Hcbbard (7yds) 3. Second heat; L. K.

Donovan (6yds) 1, J. Bartlett (3yds) 2, J. A. Robertson (Byds) 3. Third heat: J; Ramsay (4yds) 1, W. Gwynne (9yds) 2, W. Smaill, (10yds) 3. Final: Ramsay 1, Gwynne 2, Donovan 3. Time, 10 4-ssec. 440 Yards.—A. J. Templeton (55yds) T, W. Gwynne (45yds) and H. Litolff (60yds), dead heat, 3. Time, 55 4-ssec. Discus Throwing.—'H. Litolff (40ft). 111 ft lin. 1; F. Anderson (40ft), 108 ft lOin, 2; K. Donovan (40ft), 104 ft 7in, 3. Hop, Step, and Jump.—W. Gwynne (lift),'4sft lin, 1; C. Walker (12ft), 44ft, 2; L. Gcrrio (lOl't Gin), 43ft 6m, Broad Jump.—W. Smaill (6ft), 21ft lin, 1; W. Gwynne (sft) and A. D. Sadler (sft), 21ft, equal, 2. CARGILL ROAD METHODISTS. Cargill Road Methodists held their second meeting at Hancock Park. In the 220vds a good race resulted in J. RCnnio‘being first, J. Wright second, and A. Lysaght third. The shot putt produced some good shots, and Guthrie and 8. Wright were first (equal), with E. Beecher third. The high jump resulted- in a win for- J. Guthrie.. E. Beecher was second and A. Lysaght third. The 440yds was a good race, and in a very close, finish J. M'Gregor was first, J. Rennie second, and A. Lysaght third. The points for the cup are:—J. Guthrie 14 points, S. Wright 12 points, J. Rennie 11 points. DUNEDIN. Dunedin held its meeting at Hancock Park. Good fields faced the starter. Results; — 100 Yards.—L. Tonks 1, R. Wgatherstou 2, J. Ferguson 3. This was a great finish, a foot separating the first four. Time, 10 4-sscc. _ 440 Yards.—J. Lormwr 1, J. Ferguson 2, R. Weatherston 3. J. Lonmer, off 40yds, quickly went to the front, and beat the scratch man by 10yds, with Weatherston two yards back. Time, 51 4-ssec. One Mile.—A. Storer 1, A(. Sturgeon 2, J. Ferguson 3. Storer ran a welljudged race to finish with 30yds _ to spare, and Ferguson five yards behind the second man after going a very solid race. Time, 4min 59sec. Shot Putt.—J. Lorimer 1, C. Healy 2, R. Weatherston 3. The best throw was that of J, Lorimer (25ft 2in), Hop, Step, and Jump.—L. Tonks 1, V. Sturgeon 2. A. Storer 3. Best jump was registered by J. Ferguson (22ft ■hn). . The cup points arc as follows: Tonks, Lorimer 6 points, Ferguson, Storer, Weatherston, Sturgeon 4 points, Healy 2 points ST. PATRICK’S. St. Patrick’s held its meeting at Hancock Park. Results:— Shot Putt Handicap.—F. Kinney (Oft) 1, N. Hall (2ft lOin) 2, N. Greaney (4ft 7in), and W. Beauchamp (sft 6iii, equal) 3. Distance, 27ft 3m. Broad Jump Handicap.—J. Henderson (3in) 1, B. Brown (2ft llin) 2, L. Lemon (3ft lin) 3. Distance, 20ft IJm. 880 Yards Handicap.—J. Henderson (60yds) 1, G. Lovelock 2, N. Hall 3. Won by 10yds, with one yard between second and third. , 100 Yards Handicap.—First heat: C. Airev (9yds) 1, G. Lovelock (7yds) 2, N. Hall (syds) 3. Second heat: L. Ford (6vds) 1, B. Brown (Byds) 2, S. Airey (4yds) 3. Final: 0. Airey 1, Brown 2, Ford 3. Time, 10 l-ssec. NORTHERN. The third and final meeting of the Nor thorn Club was held on the University Oval at Logan Park. J. Lothian again proved himself too good on the day, especially in the 220yds championship. Another competitor in this event was J. Howie, who was handicapped through an injury to his foot, and did well to finish third. The 880yds handicap was a good contest between the scratch and limit men. J. Lothian (scr) caught the limit man, J. Bolithoe, about 10yds from the tape, and with

a great effort managed to breast the tape by a yard. Results:— 220 Yards Championship.—J. Lothian 1, G. Armishaw 2, J. Howie 3. Time, 20 7-10 sec. 880 Yards Handicap.—J. Lothian (scr) 1, J.’ Bolitho (100yds) 2, R. M'Kinlay (15yds) 3. Time, 2min 9sec. Shot Putt.—G. King (7ft 3in) 1, T. Harkness (6ft 9in) 2, C. Wallis (9ft) 3. In winning both the 220yds and 830yds, J. Lothian tops the cup points, and retains'the cup for another year. The cup points are as follows;—J. Lothian (holder and winner) 13 points, G. Armishaw (7J points) 2, R. M'Kinlay and A. Jackson (7 points each) 3. The following were the officials: —Mr J. Paul, Mr J. Dunn, Mr H. J. Rigby, Mr P. I. Cooke (judges), Mr E. J. King (timekeeper), Mr J. Jackson (starter).

LEITH. Leith held its second meeting on the University Oval. Mr J. Peterson officiated as timekeeper, and Mr L. Potter was starter. Results :• — 440 Yards.—S. Avent (55yds) 1, L.Maher (45yds) ,2, R. Ferguson (40yds). 3. Time, 52 2-ssec. One-mile. —E. J. Reid (20yds) 1, F.Miller (55yds) 2, R. Ferguson (100yds). 3. Time, 4min 51s$c. Broad Jump.—L. Maher (2ft 6in), 18ft 9in, 1; B. A. Timms (2ft), 18ft 7Jin, 2; F. O’Neill (2ft 9in) 18ft 3in, 3. Hop, Stop, and Jump.—L. Maher (2ft 6in), 39ft IJin, 1; E. Ashby (3ft), 37ft 9jin, 2; B. A. Timms (2ft), 36ft Sin, 3. , Relay Race.—No. 2 team (J. C. Mason, R. Watson, S. Avent, L. Maher) 1, No. 3 team (E. J. Reid, F. Ashby, R. Ferguson, B. Timms) 2.