ATHLETICS
GISBORNE CLUJ I'lie first meeting of the second hall of the G.A.A. and Il.C.’s yearly programme "‘as hold last evening on the 'Reserve in dull weather. Results were as follows, the number of competitors being given jm parentheses: 100 yards Ladies’ Handicap (Iff): Miss E. Sired Byds., 1, Mis s J*. Btnipson 12yds., 2, Mrs E. Algio 15yds., 3. Time, 1L 2-ssec. 100 yard s Junior Handicap (-1): C. So biro Byds. 1, E. Gregg Byds., 2, It. j Subiro Bvds., J. Time, 10 l-ssee. Olio and a-ha.lf mile Cycle Handicap (15); P. Markio 20yds. 1. F. Pollard 105yds., 2. J. Hard well 105yds. 3. Time, 0.59 3-ssec. 410 yards handicap (14) : T. Jjcslie 43yds.* G. Marshall 49yds., 2., E. Grant 32yds., 3. Time, 50 2-osee, Men's Shot Put Handicap (8) : J. (ser.) 34ft. Gin. 1; P. McMahon (9ft.) Hilt, lin., 2. Men's Broad Jump Handicap: G. Phillips (Napier) 20ft. 1; T. Leslie (3ft.) 19ft. 9-J-in., 2. Ladies’ Relay • M*ss W Uson’s team 1. Time, 53 l-ssec. Tho next evening meeting will be held on the reserve on Thursday, at 5.30 p.m. PROFESSIONAL CLUB Tho Poverty Bay Professional Athletie and Cycling Club held u meeting on the Victoria Domain last evening, when there was a large attendance of the public. In the men’s running events the fields were not so large as usual, aiid the mixed relay race tor the Jack Bradley miniatures was not run. The 880 yards Hat handicap also lapsed and will bo run later. Owing to tlio strong north-east wind, the times were rather slow, and this was particularly noticeable in the ladies race- In tho mile cycle E. \Y. Dev's scored a popular will, being aceoided prolonged*applause. The final of the 100 yards ladies’ race was so close that'tho judges had difficulty in selecting the winner. Results arc as follows, the number of starters being given in parentheses: — 220 Yards Flat (7): O. Mu Hand 12 /yds., 1, L. Williamson 13yds.. 2, Beale 11yds., 3. Time 25 2-ssec. Ladies’ 100 Yards Plat («) heat- Miss A. Lloyd 2yds. 1, Miss L Ou tou Hycls., 2, Miss D. Ha ugh syds. 3. Time, 13 l-ssee. Second heat:. Miss G. Gritton Byds. 1, Miss G. Gooch 4yds. 2, Miss A. Hollis 3. Time, 13 l-ssee. Fiual; Miss Lloyd L Miss Baugh 2, Miss Gooch ‘3. Time, 13 170. Mile Cycle Handicap (15). —iHrst heat: E. W. Davis 250yds., 1, A. Clmrch 130yds 2, F. Wells 100yds. d. Time 2.38 1-5. Second heat ; C«ari'e Davi s 170yds. 1, K. O’Connell lGOyds. 2 B. Thomson 130yds. 3. dime, -.4 • Final : E. W. Davis 1, B. Thomson 2, F. Wells 8. Time, 2.39. The next meeting will be held on .Victoria Domain 011 Thursday next a 3 pun- ’
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11832, 13 January 1933, Page 6
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