AMATEUR ATHLETICS

Evening Star, Issue 25770, 17 April 1946, Page 3

AMATEUR ATHLETICS

MONTHLY CENTRE MEETING There was a good attendance of delegates at the monthly meeting of the Otago Centre of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association held last night. The president, Mr C. W. Clark, was in the chair. Subject to the agreement of the South Canterbury Centre, the dates for the South Island junior cross-coun-try championship, and the Temuka road race were set down for August 24. _ • Permission was granted to the Dunedin West Queen Carnival Committee to hold amateur events at the Caledonian Ground on Easter Monday, and the programme for the meeting was approved. The following transfers were granted : —S. L. Jelley, from the Training College to the Mornington Club; P. H. Watt, from Mornington to Caversham. The winners of cups during the track season are as follows: Barton Relav Challenge Cup.—Celtic United Club. 27 points, 1; Leith, 15. 2; Civil Service and St. Kilda. 12 equal, 3. Greenslade Challenge Cup.—M. Pettet, Celtic United, 17 points, 1; A. Stevens. Hillside, 16, 2; E. Cameron, Celtic United, and L. Fagg, Caversham, 15J, 3. Moody Challenge Cup.—E. J. Flockton, Caversham, and J. B. Graham, Civil Service, 27 points, equal, 1; F. W. Holmes, University, 3. Milne Challenge Cup.—C. W. Craven, Mornington. 16 points, 1; V Cain. Caversham. 13, 2; L. J. Raynor, St. Kilda-, 12, 3. Cabot Challenge Cup.—S. Dawson, Leith, 9 points, 1; W. Burrows, Mornington, 6,2; J. Graham, Civil Service, and J. It. Hyslop, Anglican, equal, 3. List Shield. —Anglican, 19 points. 1; Celtic United and University, 17 equal, 2. C. W. Clark Relay Baton.—Otago Ladies and Dunedin, 20 points, equal, 1; Ex-Girls, 3. 3.