ATHLETICS.
SWIMMING.
OLYMPIC GAMES IN BERLIN. [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. 1 Auckland, Dee. 22. A suggestion that New Zealand should join with Australia in establishing a fund with which to send an Australasian team of athletes to compete at the Olympic games in Berlin in 1916 is contained in a letter which the Mayor®* (Mr. C. J. Parr) has received from the Lord Mayor of Sydney. The letter men- . tions that at a large gathering of influential citizens held in Sydney it was decided that such a fund should : be established, each of the Aus- j tralian States and New Zealand i starting funds, the proceeds of which might be placed together in an Australasian fund when the time came for selecting a team from the various parts of Australia and New Zealand. Mr Parr remarked to a reporter that providing it was pos- i sible for New Zealand to join in an ; Australasian movement on a satis-' factory basis be thought that the ; suggestion might be worth acting ‘ upon. ' ’ \ MOTOR CYCLING. HAWKE’S BAY CLUB’S RACES. \ ‘The following handicaps have been ! declared for the handicap events for ’ Boxing Day by the official handi- \ capper, Mr. L. J. Mackcrsey. These handicaps are subject to alteration after the first race : | g & j S c 'zj ’ 5 a J ' S* S =• : £ G, ’’~U g I see sec sec ;
X. S. Hyslop (7hp Indian) sc — sc S. Morrison (7 Matchless) 5 — 12 J. Boyd (7 Bat) 10 — 25 W. Guthrie (7 Indian) ... 15 sc 40; H. Duckett (7 Matchless) 15 sc 40 T. Richmond (5 Belt) ... 15 sc 40 H. Bate (7 Matchless) . . 20 5 50 J. Brathwaite (31 Triumph) 30 — 75 X. Mac-kersev (3.’. 8.5. A.) 30 — 75; L. Limbrick (31 8.5. A.) .. 40 — 100I). McKay (3) Matchless) 40 25 100 E. Irwin <3l Matchless) . . 40 — 100 i !•’. C. Goldsmith (31 Roval | Rubv 10 25 100' J. Hyslop (31 Triumph; . 45 — 110. J. Hannay (31- Humber) 60 45 150. W. Collinson (2] Match- | less) 75 60 185 • F. Horton (3.) Triumph) . 75 60 185: R.. Mason (31 Swift) 85 70 210/ F. Smith (23 Douglas) . . 90 75 225 W. G. Jaeger (2J Douglas) 95 80 235 F. Nowrick (21 Singer) . . 100 85 250 -W. Wilson (21 Singer) .. 95 80 — 5-LAP LIGHTWEIGHT HANDICAP. W. Collinson (Matchless) sc I l '. Smith (Douglas) 15sec W. G. Jaeger (Douglas) 20sec W. Wilson (Singer) 20sec F. Xew rick (Singer) 25sec
NAPIER CLUB’S CARNIVAL. Yesterday’s wintry weather was not, at all inviting for either spectators or competitors at the annual carnival of the Napier Swimming Club, which - took place in the Munii eipal Baths at Napier last evening. The various races were watched with the closest interest. and wire got off promptly by the officials and the competition through- ! out was keen. | The Mayor (Mr. J. Vigor Brown). lin a happy little speech, declared 1 tin* season open. The carnival was i excellently managed and refleeted I great, credit: on the hon. secretary '(Mr. J. Hanuay), the starter (Mr. A. Falls) and the handicapper (Mr. B. Wood), and many other courteous officials. The results of the various races were as follows: — ! Maiden Race. 33j yards.—Marritt il. Weartie 2. Forrest 3. Time. 22
j Ladies’ Bracelet. 66g yards.--First Heat: Mackrell (7sec) 1,. C. i Bowen (scr) and N. McCarty (.Jsec) ■ dead heat. 2; time, 49 l-ssec. 'Second heat: J. Stevens (2sec) 1. Fitzwilliam (9sec) 2 ; time. 52 4-ssee. Third heat : K. Stevenson (2sec) and H. Stevenson (asec). dead heat, I : time, 51 4-sseo. Fourth heat : B. King (6sec) 1, AV. Wearne (lOsec) 2 : time, 51 4-ssee. Final: Machrell 1. H. Stevenson and C. Bowen (dead . heat) 2 ; time, 48 3-ssee. 1 Youths’ Handicap Race, yards. —L. Hyde (3sec) 1, K. Cojlins (Isee) 2, B. Snodgrass (2sec) 3 : time. 22 4-5 sec. 1 Boys’ Handicap.—G. Forde (Isee) I, J. D. O'Keefe (6sec) 2 ; time, 30 l-ssec. Dash Handicap.—First heat: R. Carpenter (2sec) 1. Young (4sec) 2 ; time, 23 2-ssec. Second heat : K. Collins (7see) 1, T. Profitt (4sec) 2 ; time. 2-1 4-ssec. Third heat : R. Holder (Bsec) 1. H. Stevenson (Isee) 2 ; tihme. 24 4-ssec. Fourth : Mackrell (Isee) f. L. Forrest (“see) 2; tike, 24 3-ssec. Firm! : R. Holder and Mackrell (dead heat) 1, T. Proffit 3 : time. 23 2-ssec. Diving Competition.—G. Scott 1, Eliingharn 2. Teams’ Race.—High School Old Boys’ team 1. Butcher Bovs’ team 2. Obstacle Race. —K. Stevenson 1. C. Eov. en 2.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 312, 23 December 1913, Page 2
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