LABOUR DAY SPORTS
HILLSIDE CLUB’S SUCCESS CALEDONIAN MEETING WELL SUPPORTED From the point of view of public support, the Hillside Amateur Athletic Club’s meeting yesterday at the Caledonian Grounds proved the best Labour Day meeting held in years. The weather, after keeping most people citybound for the week-end, proved inviting enough to entice a crowd estimated at between two and three thousand out for the afternoon. The programme was run through smartly and to time, and was attractively varied, although some of the events could have been more strongly supported. The officials, and particularly the secretary (Mr J. V. Anderson), of this young club deserve all credit for this successful function, which seemed; to augur a considerably better time for amateur athletics generally in this city. The Rev. Frank de Lisle acted as referee. '
Tlfe Caledonian -trophy, for . most points in men’s track events, was .tied for. by S. Dawson (Leith) and C. Simpson (St. Kilda). J. H. Opie (Hillside) won the Crown trophy for men’s field events, and Miss N. Hanlin, closely followed by Miss V. Baird (both of Dunedin Ladies’), won the Excelsior trophy for the most points in women’s events. Miss Hanlin, with a shot put of 34ft 4£in, unofficially broke her owu Hew Zealand record of 33ft 2fin. Cycling events were conducted by the Dunedin Amateur Cycling Club, all competitors being members. The Fitzroy trophy, for the most points, was won by C. Flowers, who turned in the most popular performance of the day by winning , the - three-mile handicap from scratch after taking a bad spill in the previous event. Dancing, and piping events were popular, and the dancing strongly contested. There was a strong entry also for t-lie interhouse marching, which the judges, Messrs A. H. Peattie and A. J. Adamson and Miss J. Thomson, pronounced good, although dressing and positioning and posture generally left room for improvement. The following abbreviations are used: —D.L., Dunedin Ladies; L., .Leith; 0.L., Otago Ladies; M., Morniugton; C.U., Celtic United; St. K., St. Kilda; U., University; Cav.,‘Caversham; C.S., Civil Service; -Ang., Anglican; Ex.G., High School Ex-girls; H., Hillside; R.M., ltoslyn Mills. Results:— OPEN HANDICAP EVENTS. 100 Yards.—S. Dawson (L.), 2yds, 1; K. Watson (M.), 6yds, 2; J. McLaughlin (C.U.), 6yds, 3.* Time, 10 3-ssec.
880 Yards.—C.. Simpson (St. K.), 10yds, 1; S. Robertson M.), 50yds, 2; K. Campbell (L.), 30yds, .3. Time, 2min 6 3-osec. 220 Yards.—F. W. Holmes (U.V, 12yds, 1; S. Dawson (L.), 4yds, 2; K. Watson (M.)., 12yds, 3. Time, 23 4-ssec. - :
One Mile.—R. N. Watt (M.), 190yds, 1; A. Beveridge (Si.), 160yds, 2; K. J. Campbell (L.), 60yds, 3. Time, 4mi« 55 2-ssec. ■ „ , 440 Yards.—C. Simpson (St. K.), 10yds, 1; S. Robertson (M.), 25yds, 2; K. Turner (M.), 30yds, 3. Time, 54 l-ssec. . _ - ~ Three Miles.—T. Wilson (Ang.), 120yds, 1; W. Godby (C.S.), 100yds, 2;/E. Fitzgerald (C.U.), 120yds, 3. Time, 16min 19 3-ssec. . Men’s One-mile Relay .r-Combmed team 1, Mornington 2, Caversham 3. Time. 3min 45 3-56ec. 1,000 Yards Short Limit (50yds).— C. Bower (Cav.), 40yds, 1; R. B. McKernan (C.S.), 45yds, 2; G. Wright (St. K.), 50yds, 3. Time, 2min 43sec. 220 Yards Hurdles.—A. Howley (St. K.), 3yds, 1; R. Gordon (L.), 3yds, 2; S. Dawson (L.), 3yds, 3. Time, 27 4-ssec. 120 Yards Hurdles.—R. Gordon (G.U.), scr, 1. Only starter.. • Time, 17 3-ssec. Shot Put.—D. McKay (Cav.), sft, I;'A.' Stevens (H.), 3ft, 2; J._H. Opie (H.), scr, 3.. Distance, 36ft Sin. Hammer Throw, —A. G. Hebbard (Cav.), 45ft, 1; A. Stevens (H.), scr, 2. Distance, 107 ft. Caber Tossing.—J. Opie (H.), scr, 1 ; R. Dodds (St. K.), scr, 2; A. G. Stevens (H.), scr, 3. Distance, 32ft 7in. Pole Vault—K. Paterson (U.), Ift, 1; T. Williams (H.), Ift, 2. Distance. 9ft 6in. Discus Throw.—J. Opie (H.), 15ft, 1; D. McKay (Cav.), 25ft, 2; A. Stevens (H.), 15ft, 3. Distance, 118 ft 7in. Javelin.—K. Paterson (M.), 20ft. 1; A. Berry (Cav.), 20ft, 2; J. Flockton (Cav.), 12ft, 3. Distance, 152 ft Bin. Hop, Step, and Jump.—R. Gordon (C.U.). scr, 1; K. Turner (M.), 2ft. 2; K. Watson (M.), 2ft, 3. Broad Jump.— S. Dawson (L.), scr, 1; E. Cameron (C.U-), Ift, 2; R. Gordon, Ift 6in, 3. Distance. 19ft 7in. , High Jump.—J. Miles (St. K.). 4in. 1; R. ; Baker (C.U.). 6in. 2; T. Williams (H.). sin. 3- Height. sft sin. LADIES’ HANDICAPS. ' 75 Yards.—-First division: H. Smith (D.L.), 3yds, 1; N. Real (L.), 4yds, 2: N. Gunn (L.), 4yds, 3. Time, lOsee. Second division: S. Hardman (O.), scr, 1: V. Baird (D.L.), 6yds, 2; N. Hanlin (D.L.), 2yds, 3. Time, 9 2-ssec. 100 Yards.—V. 'Baird (D.L.), 9yds, 1; H. Smith (0.L.), 4yds, 2; S. Hardman (0.L.), scr, 3. Time, 12 2-ssec. High Jump.—N. Hanlin (D.L.), scr, 1; V. Baird (D.L.), lin, 2; N. Gibson (Ex-Gi), lin, 3. Height, 4ft 4in. Broad Jump.—S. Hardman (0.L.), scr, 1; V. Baird (D.L.), 9in, 2; N. Gibson (Ex-G.), 6iu, 3. Distance, 14ft Bin. Shot Put.—V. Baird (D.L.), 3ft, 1; J. Calder (R.M.). 3ft, 2; H. Calder (R.M.), 3ft, 3. Distance, 35ft Bin. Discus. —A. Calder ('R.M.), 15ft, 1; N. Hanlin (D.L.). scr, 2; J. Calder (R.M.), 15ft, 3. Distance, 98ft 9in. Javelin.—J. Calder (R.M.), Bft. 1; N. Hanlin (D.L.). scr. 2; H. Calder (R.M.), scr, 3. Distance, 71ft llin.
OTHER LADIES’ EVENTS. Interhouse Marching Competition.— Cadbury Fry Hudson, 1; ißoslyn Mills No. 4', 2; Glenar and L’Elegance, 3. 75 Yards Interhouse Championships. —H. Smith (C.F.H.) 1..5. Richardson (C.F.H.) 2. CYCLING HANDICAPS. Three Mile Open.—C. Flowers, scr, 1; W. R. Chalmers, 150yds, 2; E. Boyd, 150yds, 3. Time. Bmin 2sec. One Mile Open.—A. Tate. 60yds, 1; 11. Ralston' 30yds, 2; G. Nixon. 90yds, 3. Time, 2min 24 3-ssec. Half-mile Open.—C. Fiower 1, W. S. Chalmers, 35yds, 2; A. Morrison 50yds, and G. Rutliven, 80yds, 3. Time, lmin 5 2-ssec. SECONDARY SCHOOL HANDICAPS 100 Yards.—J. Browett (Kings), 2yds, 1; M. Woodrow (Kings), scr. 2; K. Beadle (0.8.H.5.), ,2yds. 3. Time. 10 4-ssec. 880 Yards.—M. G. Howley (Kings), scr, 1;, E. Lye (D.T.H.S.). 15yds. 2. 220 Yards. —S. Bunn (D.T.H.S.). 9yds, 1; S. T. Jones (Kings), scr. 2; ft. Beadle (0.8.H.5.), 6yds. 3. Time. 24 4-ssee. 440 Yards—C. G. Betts (Kings). 20yds, 1; S. Bunn (D.T.H.S. ),«25yds, 2; E. Lye (D.T.H.S.), 30yds. 3. Time. 54-2-ssec. Relay.—Kings High School, scr, 1; Technical High School, 10yds, 2. PRIMARY SCHOOLS EVENTS. Girls’ 50 Yards, under 10.—Marie Werges (Green Island) 1, D. Parata (Green Island) 2. Boys’ 75 Yards, under 10.—Bruce Lucas (Green Island) 1. Grahame Howley (Forbury) 2. Girls’ 75 Yards, under 12.—Joan Lucas (Green Island) 1, Betty Vivian (Green Island) 2. Girls’ 75 Yards, under 14.—Gwen McFarlane (Green Island) 1. Katherine Barnes (Macandrew Road Intermediate) 2. Boys’ 100 Yards, under 12.—Ronald Mac Kay (Macandrew Road Intermediate) 1, W. 'Reeves (Green Island) 2. Boys’ 100 Yards, under 14.—W. Burridge (Macandrew Road Intermediate) 1, R. Bailey (Green Island) 2. DANCING AND PIPING. Highland Fling, under eight years. —Deirdre Glover 1, Catherine Davidson 2, Marlene Crosland 3. Sword Dance, under 12 years Helen Wheeler 1, Andre Tobin 2, Fay Smaill 3. Sean Triubhais, under 18 years.— Pat Reid 1, Isobel Gray 2, May Galvin 3.
Highland Fling, under 10 years.— Andre Tobin 1, Dorothy Milne 2, Valerie Mussen 3.
Highland Reel, under 15 years.— May Galvin 1, Nelletta Tobin 2, Barclay Smaill 3. Irish Jig, under 12.—Barclay Smaill 1, Helen Wheeler 2, Fay Smaill 3. . Sword Dance, under 18. —Tsobel Gray 1, May Galvin 2, Pat Reid 3. “ C ” Grade Marches.—Allan Dodd 1, Angus MacMillan 2. “ D ’’ Grade Marches.—Allan' Dodd 1, Angus MacMillan 2. “B ” Grade Marches. —Angus MacMillan 1. Allan Dodd 2.
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Evening Star, Issue 25621, 23 October 1945, Page 8
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