ATHLETICS

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 April 1933, Page 5

ATHLETICS

reefton sports. Handicaps for the Reef ton Sports Club’s meeting, to be held on Monday next, have been declared as fol°7syds Handicap.—N. Billcliff scr, A. Robertson, M. O’Connell 1, J. Devonport, L. Martyn, L. Doherty 2, J. Earthorn W F. Schoder, C. Robertson 4, AV J ’Clarke, N. Kiely, V. B. Dixon, J. Cowan C. Preston, H. Morris 5, H. Bierne J. Barnhill, J. Crowley, AV. Malpass, L. Heinz, A. Marsden, R. Magee, F. Miller 6. 120yds Handicap.—N. Billcliff scr., A Robertson, M. O’Connell 2, L. Martyn, L. Doherty 3, J. Devonport 4, J. Earthorn, W. F. Schoeder 5, C. Robertson 6 W. J. Clarke 7, B. Dixon, J. Cowan, C. Preston, H. Morris 8, H. Bierne, W. Malpass, A. Marsden, L. Heinz, R. Magee, F. Miller 9. 220yds Handicap.—N. Billcliff scr., A Robertson, M. O’Connell 4, J. Devonport, L. Doherty, L. Martyn 5, J. Earthorn, W. F. Schroeder 8, C. Baker 10, J Shaffrey 12, B. Dixon, J. Barnhill, L. Heinz, H. Bierne, J. Mossop 14. 440yds Handicap.—N. Billcliff scr., R Drury 5, M. O’Connell 8, J. Devonport 10, J. O’Leary, J. Earthorne, C. Baker, H. Morris 15, J. Shaffrey 20, S. Allen, J. Barnhill, A. Marsden, W. Marsden, J- Mossop, L. Heinz, BDixon, R. A. Gibb 25. Half-mile Handicap.—R. Drury scr., J G Kremaiu 10, J. O’Leary, J. Mossop 20, L. Heinz 25, H. Morris 30, C. Baker, W. J. Clarke, J. Shaffrey 35, H Kearns, J. Barnhill, A. G. Reid, S. Allen, A. Marsden, W. Marsden, T. D. Duffy, W. A. Sherlock, R. A. Gibb 40. One-mile Handicap.—R. Drury scr., L. G. Kremmin 20, J. O’Leary, J. Mossop, L. Heinz 30, J. Barnhill, A. G. Reid, W. A. Shellock, A. Marsden, W. Marsden, R. A. Gibb 60.

LAKE BRUNNER SPORTS. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr R. Fitzgerald for the Lake Brunner sports, which are to be held on Saturday: — 12 inch: J. Bannister 2sec, C. Gillman 3, J. Gillman 3, T. Bannister, D. Kelleher, E. Mitchell, P. Brereton 4, T. Jackson, W. Blackmun 5, D. Geary, M. O’Brien, J. Brown, J. Calder, F. Laugeson 6, H. Jackson 7, H. Gillnian, J Kelly 8, H. Williams, A. Jackson, H. Smith 9, T. Hibbs, C. Kennedy, H. Hunt, J. Blackmore, G. Beardsley, T. Ryder 10. 14 inch: J. Bannister 3, J. Gillman 4, C. Gillman 5, T. Bannister, D. Kelleher, E. Mitchell, P. Brereton 7, W. Blackmun, T. Jackson 8, D. Geary M. O’Brien, J. Brown, J. Calder, F. Laugeson 9, H. Jackson 10, H. Gillman, J. Kelly 12, H. Smith, H. Williams, A. Jackson 13, T. Hibbs, C. Kennedy, H. Hunt, J. Blackmore, C. Beardsley, T. Ryder 14. ROSS SPORTS. Handicaps for the Ross Sports Club’s meeting, have been declared as follow in the foot races: — 120 yards handicap—M. O’Connell Iyd bhd., L. Martyn, L. Doherty, G. Monk scr J Nolan, W. McNabb 5, C. Baker, A. Sykes, E. O’Reilly, A. W. Mason 6. 100 yards handicap.—M. O’Connell lyds bhd., L. Martyn, L. Doherty, G. Monk scr., J. Nolan W. McNabb 4, E. O’Reilly, A. W. Mason 5. KUMARA SPORTS. The Kumara Sports Club’s Axemen’s and Athletic Carnival, to be held on the Kumara Recreation Ground on Thursday, April 20, promises to be one of the most successful meetings of the year. The programme of axemen s events is particularly flue, and should attract the best bushmen on the West Coast in quest of the rich prizes offered. The entries will close on Saturday, April 15, for all chopping events, but post entries will be accepted in all other events. An altei ation has been made in the age limit for the dancing events, and the competitions will now be for children under 11 years and from 11 to 14 years. The carnival will conclude in the evening with a grand ball in the Memorial Hall, for which a good supper, a full orchestra and an efficient M.C. are promised.

WOMEN’S FESTIVAL. LONDON, April 12. Plans are developing to hold an international women’s athletic festival in London, following the Empire Gaines in 1934. It is proposed to ask each country to send a minimum of twelve women.