ATHLETICS

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 47, 7 February 1928, Page 3

ATHLETICS

TF NAPIER CLUB NIGHT. HANDICAPS DECLARED. Following are the handicaps for the events to be decided at the athletic meeting to be held at McLean Park, Napier, to-morrow night:— Half Mile Cycle.—J. Standen (Australia) scr., R. Schrodski 15yds., Britten 50, Johansen 50, C. Robson 60 Zemanek 65, Petheriek 65, A. Cole 85,’ Mapuhi 90, McNamara 90. One Mile Cycle.—J. Standen scr., R. Schrodski 50, C. Sutton 50, Britten 100, Johansen.HO, C. Robson 110, Kyle 130, R. Sutton 140, Mansner 140, Zemanek 140, Petheriek 140, A Cole 140, Mapuhi 160, McNamara 160. Wheel Race, 1) Mile.—J. Standen scr., C. Sutton 70, R. Schrodski 70, Britten 120, Johansen 120, C. Robson 130, Kyle 150, R. Sutton 170, Mansner 170, Zemaney 170, Petheriek 170, A. Cole 180, Mapuhi 200, Invitation Scratch Mile.—J. Standen, Schrodski, C. Sutton, Britten. IOOYds. Handicap.—Eddy syds., White 5L Fulford 6), Satterthwaite 7, Huxtable 7), Martin 8, K. Dailey 8, Prebble 10, N. Rolls 10, Leach 10, McIntyre 10, Cullen 11, Yarwood 11, Reid 11, Beamish 12. 220 Yards.—Eddy 8, White 9, Huxtable 14, Dailey 15, Rolls 20, Leach 20, Bird 22, Cullen 22, Beamish 30. 440 Yards.—Eddy 16, Webber 30, Hasler 35, H. J. Miller 35, Cullen 40. One Mile Run.—-Webber 70, Olphera 80, Miller 160, Hasler 160, Small 180, Neal 200, Sanders 220, Beamish 250. Ladies’ lOOYds.—Misses N. Wilson scr., Hoyle 7, Doherty 7, White 8, Fulford Bj, Shackleton 11, Wills*, Booker*. * See secretary for handicap. High Jump.—Young ser., White liu. Martin IJin,, Bird 2in., Rolls 2}in., Arnott 2Jin., Lindsay 2|in. Putting Shot.—Stcere, Rearney, Lindsay, Huxtable. Handicaps for this event w’«4 be declared on ground. Additional entries are also invited. Events for primary schoolboys will be. a 100 yards handicap and a halfmile cycle race. FUNDS FOR OLYMPIA. Wellington, Feb. 6. The council of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic. Association to-night decided to donate to the Olympic Games Fund, with the approval of the trustees of the Rose Trust. Fund, the sum of £2OO, provided that the money was used to send a representative or of the N.Z.A.A.A. overseas at the Gaines time. j It was decided to approach the variI ous cent res and ask them to co- | operate 'ith the Olympic Association.