INTER-’VARSITY TOURNEY.
OHAMPIONSHIPi REBULTS. IBY TELEGRAPH —PREBB ASSOCIATION. J WELLINGTON, April 9. The inter-university athletic .ep^ts were held to-day in continuous ram. The championship events resultea* Putting, the Shot. —G. T. Alley (Canterbury). 36ft-. bin, 1; B- J . Lindsay (Otago), 34ft 9iii, 2; H\ A. Henderson (Canterbury). 34ft. Tin., 3. 220 Yards.—M. Leadbetter (Canterbury) 1, K. Oouper (Auckland) 2, J. Goodson (Victoria) 3. 'lime, 23 i^-osec. One Mile.—E. B. E. Taylor (Ganterburv) 1, A. D. Priestley (Victoria) I>. w. Bain (Canterbury') • 3. Time, 4miu. ‘29 2-osec. , Long Jump.—J. H. Tetley (Auckland), 20ft 6)in., 1; J. D: Mackay (A ictoria), 20ft 3)in. 2; T• M, Hanau (Otago), 20ft 2im., 3. _ 440 Yards Hurdles —F. S. Ramson (Victoria) 1 A. H. Malcolm (Otago) *2, G McLeod (Auckland) 3. Time, 65 3-ssec. „ 120 Yards Hurdles. —T. S. Ramson (Victoria) 1, G. McGregor (Canterbury) 2, N. Smith (Otago) 3. Time, 16 3-ssee. „ , . . 880 Yards. —E. B. Smith (Victoria) and A. I>. Priestley (Victoria), deadheat. Time, 2min. 3 4-osec. Throwing the Hammer. — J. G. Leckie (Ofca-oo), 140 ft 3in., 1; G. B. Wilson (Otago), 106 ft.. lOin., 2; H. A. Henderson (Canterbury), 91ft 9in._, 3. Reekie’s throw beats the record by Bft 7m. 100 Yards. —M. Leadbetter (Canterbury) 1, J. N. Goodson (Victoria) 2, K. Couper (Auckland) 3. Time, 10 2-ssec. One Mile Walk. —G. S. Cabot (Otago) 1, R. H. Cabot (Otago) 2. E. McKenzie (Canterbury) 3. Time, Turin 20 3-ssec. , High Jump.—A. H. Malcolm (Otago), sft lin. 1; W. H. Thompson (Auckland). 4ft llin, 2; A. W. M Watkins (Canterbury), 4ft lOAin, 3. 440 Yards. —E. B. Smith (Victoria) 1, E. K. Eastwood (Victoria) 2, P. S. Minus (Auckland) 3. Time, 52 3-ssee. Three Allies.—E. B. E. Taylor (Canterbury) 1, R. Tizard (Auckland) 2, G. O. Morrison (Canterbury) 3. Time, lomin 49 4-ssee. One Mile Relav. —Victoria (A. D. Priestley, E. B. Smith. J. Smith. J. N. Goodson). 1; Otago (J. H. Webber, W. Allison. H. Anderson. R. F. Barr). 2; Canterbury (D. W. Bain, G. F. J. Dart. It. O. E. King, M. Leadbetter), 3.
The Athletic Challenge Shield, points awarded' for championship events only (first place two points, second one mint), was iron by Victoria, with 134 points; Canterbury, with 111 points, was second; Otago, with 11 points, third: and Auckland, with .1 points, fourth.
In the basketball com petition in the first round Auckland defeated Victoria C011ege.229; and Otago defeated Canterbury, 21 —5. Tn the final Auckland defeated Ota.go. 25—12.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 11 April 1928, Page 8
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