EDMOND CUP

Evening Star, Issue 22681, 22 June 1937, Page 12

EDMOND CUP

HARRIERS’ STEEPLECHASE ENTRIES TOTAL S 8 'Ten teams will contest the Edmond Cup harriers’ steeplechase at Wingatui over a- three-mile course on Saturday afternoon, the entries totalling 98 runners, 'flic race, which is staged by tiio Dunedin Harrier and Amateur Athletic Chib, the oldest harrier club in the Dominion, will be the,twentyfifth of tho series, and there will be added interest by the inclusion of a team from the Invercargill Club. The entries arc as follow : Mornington.—Moore, Crooke, Roxburgh, Wilson, Ferry. Gravcson, Sanders, Armstrong. Gillon, and Kroon. Invercargill.—Denny, Watson, von Tunzelman, Metcalfe, Herbison, Torrance, Smith, M'Kinnou, Chaplin, and Mayne. Caversham No. I.—Colston. Austin, Barr, Gerrie. Sadler, (Bartlett, L. L. Hebbard, Maddocks, Donovan, and George. Civil Service.—Asher, Geddes, N. Grcancy, L. Groaney. Whittleston, Coutts, Mackinnon, Kirkwood, M'Millan, Wilkinson. Leith.—Scott, Dalton, Kerr, Fincham. Markham, M'Kenzie, Timms, Thomson. University.—Woods, Foord, Pilling, Dorman, Anderson, Bryant, Breeze, Cowan, Russell, Wade. Caversham No. 2.—M‘Gregor, Taylor, Young, M'Kay, Garland, A. G. Hebbard, Brown, Harwood, Morrison, and Cummings. St. Kilda.—Beatson, Crimp, Chapman, Napier, Smith, Carter, Cope, Lumb, Pope, and Thompson. Anglican.—Logan, Ashby, Clulee, Curtis, Davie, Mann, Marett, Pullar, Romoril, and Walker. Dunedin M'Laren. M'Leod, Mowat, Hill, M'Donncll, Williams, Coonicr, Sturgeon, Bell, and Hastie. No special train is being run on this occasion, and the competitors will require to leave Dunedin by the 1.50 train.