HARRIERS

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 July 1939, Page 11

HARRIERS

SOUTH CANTERBURY TITLES

[per press association.] ; j TIMARU, July 15, The South Canterbury cross-country championships were decided over the Orr Walker, Cup course at Timaru this afternoon. Results: — Senior —G. Gillan 1, S. Johns 2, D. Squire 3, H. Ward 4, R. Taylor 5, J. Burke 6, A. Scoon 7, K. Ramsay 8. Junior —F. O’Gorman 1, J. L. Knowles 2, M. L. Brien'3, V. McKay 4, W. Pollard 5, M. Drake 6, J. Dewar 7, V. Green 8. Senior Teams’ Race (Orr Walker Cup)—Timaru ,(S. Johns, D. Squire, H. Ward, T. Shivas, E. Wilson), 31 points, 1; Temuka, 38 points, 2; West End, 68 points, 3; Presbyterian, 81 points, 4. Junior Teams’ Race (Fraser Shield) —Timaru (F. O’Gorman, M. McKay, M. Drake) 11 points, 1; Anglican, 14 points, 2; Presbyterian, 39 points, 3; Temuka, 47 points, 4. SOUTHLAND TITLES. INVERCARGILL, July 15. . The Civil Service Harrier Club (Dunedin) won both Southland senior and junior cross-country championships to-day. This is the fourth time in succession that Civil Service has won-the senior championship, and the fourth occasion on which A. R. Geddes (Civil Service) has been the individual champion. ST. JOHN’S . CLUB. The St. John’s Harrier Club held a run on Saturday, in ideal conditions, from St. John’s schoolroom over the hills behind Alexander Street to Winnie Street, through the newly-formed streets to Marsden Road, round Marlborough Street, and Cottle’s .Hill, coming out behind Rugby Park, and thence back to the schoolroom, via High Street, a distance of approxi(mately four and a-half miles. The run-in resulted: —J . Daniel 1, W. Waugh 2, K. Fehsenfeld 3.