PAPAKURA ATHLETES

Franklin Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 31, 20 March 1939, Page 8 (Supplement)

PAPAKURA ATHLETES

IVIISS O. BARNES OUTSTANDING THRILLING FINISH BY SENIORS TRIPLE DEAT HEAT i 1 A great finish was staged by J. Glasgow, Des Bilkey and George Osborne, when they all breasted the tape together in the senior 440 yards event at last week’s meeting of the Papakura Athletic Club. A triple dead heat was awarded by the judges. There was a splendid attendance and a fine programme of events decided. Miss D. Barnes was the outstanding competitor of the meeting, annexing the broad jump off the 2ft. Gin. mark and win- , ning the 100yds. event. Miss Barnes | was also placed second in the 00yds. A singing competition among girls and one boy provided a little diversion. It had something to do with the queen carnival. Results: — Territorial Event. 100 yards territorial invitation race. —E. McCormack (headquarters) 1, O. Duncan (B company) 2, F. Ormrod (A company) 3; time, 12 3-ss. Senior Pupils' Race 100 yards boys, 14 to 16 years.—G. Rice (scr) 1, L. White (3vds) 2, J. Hardwick (17yds) 3; time, 11s. 440 yards, boys 14 to 16 years.—L. White (25yds) 1, J. Hardwick (50yds) 2. G. Rice (scr) 3; time, 57 4-ss. The Children’s Races 50 yards, boys 8 to 10 years.—First heat: G. Wilkinson 1, J. McNeish 2, C. Lewis 3. Second heat: B. Martin 1, B. Hough 2, D. Bratty 3. Final: B. i Martin 1, B. Hough 2, J. McNeish 3. j 50 yards, girls 8 to 10 years.—H. j Nunn 1, J. Melrose 2, G. Adams 3. Second heat: L. Grogan I, B. McFarlane 2, G. Neil 3. Final: H. Nunn 1, L Grogan 2, B. McFarlane 3. 75 yards, boys 10 to 12 years.—R. Osborne 1, E. Burgess 2, D. Dreadon 3. 75 yards girls, 10 to 12 years.—First heat: J. Moss 1, S. Bultitude 2, A. Hoilgh 3. Second heat: I. Amundsen 1, M. Gibson 2, Y’. Jackson 3. Final: ■ A. Hough 1, I. Amundsen 2, M. Gibson 3. : 100 yards, boys 10 to 12 years.—A. Topp 1, J. Peapells and N. Mclnnes (dead heat) 2. 100 yards, girls 10 to 12 years.— ,T. Moss and N. Galloway (dead heat) 1, J. McNeish 2. Field Decisions. Ladies’ broad jump—Miss D. Barnes (2ft 6in) 16ft. 6in., 1; Miss M. Heron (sft. 6in), 16ft., 2: Miss K. Colson (2ft), 15ft, Bin„ 3. Putting the shot. —W. Cunningham (Bft), 37ft. sin., 1; A. Dreadon (Bft), 37ft., 2; W. Smith (10ft), 35ft, Gin., 3. The Cyclists’ Programme Half mile open trophy.—R. Wade (80yds) 1, B. Appleby (80yds) 2: time, lm. 13 3-ss. One mile for schoolboys.—F. Irvine (20yds) 1, O. Clotworthy (100yds) 2; time, 3m. 20s. One mile, junior.—R. Legg (120 yds) 1. J. Verner (100yds) 2, R. Pussell (140yds) 3; time, 2m. 435. One and a half mile senior.—H. Sutherland (scr) 1, L. Pinfold (40yds) 2 S. Brown (40yds) 3: time, 4m. 17s. Two mile, open, points.—D. Knight (scr) 1. It. Sutherland (140yds) 2, !.. Pinfold (160yds) 3: time, sm. 33 4-ss. The Lady Runners 50 yards. —Miss G. Walker (scr) 1, Miss D. Barnes (syds) 2, Miss K. Colson (3yds) 3; time, 6 2-ss. 100 yards. —Miss D. Barnes (7ycls) 1, Miss K. Colson (6yds) 2, Miss V. Johns (scr) 3; time, 12s. Miss Walker won the points cup. Juniors’ Track Times 220 yards.—First heat: A. Dreadon (7yds) *l, R- Keats (syds) 2. M. Middleton (6yds) 3; time, 255. Second heat: G. Young (6yds) 1, H. Paterson (6yds) 2, D. Topp (scr) 3; time, 255. Final: G. Y'oung (6yds) 1, H. Paterson (6yds) 2, D. Topp (scr) •>; time, 24 3-ss. 880 yards.—R. Irvine (50yds) 1. O. •McGregor (scr) 2, A. Topp (60yds) 3; time, 2m. 7 3-ss. Senior Sprinters. 100 yards. —G. Osborne (syds) 1, D. Bilkey (Oyds) 2. J. Holmes (7yds) 3, time, 10s. 440 yards.—.l. Glasgow (25yds), D. ( Bilkey (25yds). and G. Osborne (scr) j triple dead beat, 1: time. >2 3-ss. j One mile. — K. Shaw (00yds) 1, G. . Osborne (scr) 2. D. Bilkey (40>ds) 3; time, 4m 50 2-ss. : Relay race. —Seniors 1. juniors 2. , ladies 3, territorials 4. THE HUBAND CUP MISS G. WALKER WINNER KNIGHT MEMORIAL GUP • j WON BY GEORGE OSBORNE j i The Unhand cup results were an- ! nounced on Wednesday evening at the Papakura amateur athletic sports. The winner was Miss Glen Walker with 11 points, Miss D. Barnes recond with 0 points, Misses .1. Heard, .1. Gordge and K. Colson tieing for third position with 7 points each. The Knight memorial cup was won by George Osborne and the Berry cup for juniors was awarded to O. McGregor.