ATHLETICS

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 77, 13 March 1933, Page 3

ATHLETICS

N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIPS MISS WILSON WINS 100 YARDS. DRISCOLL THE MILE WALK. Christchurch, March 11. The New Zealand athletic championehips were concluded to-day. Tho weather was cool and overcast, with a light easterly breeze. The tracks were in fast condition. Canterbury won the Athletic Shield with a total of 44 points. Otago was next with 37, West Coast (North Island) 26, Auckland 25, Wellington 22. Results:— 120 yards hurdles. —Final: G. McGregor (Canterbury) 1, P. S. Bowie (Auckland) 2, I. O. Manson (Otago) 3. Won by a foot. Time, 16 l-ssecs. 100 yards.—Final: J. B. Macfarlane (Canterbury) 1, A. J. Elliot (Auckland) and C. G. Gordon (Canterbury) (dead heat) 2. Won by inches. Time, 1J l-ssees. 880 yards.—T. G. Broadway (Canterbury) 1, D. F. Anderson (Canterbury) 8, W. Ogg (Wellington) 3. Won by 2| yards, with six yards between second and third. Time, 1.56 1-5. Patting the shot.—P. Munro (Wellington), 42ft. 4) inches, 1; A. A. Cameron (Otago), 36ft. Ilin., 2; J. L. Henderson (Canterbury), 35ft. sjins., 8 440 yards hurdles. —A. T. Anderson (Canterbury) 1, D. Manson (Otago) 2, R. McLeod (Wellington) 3. Won by 10 yards. Time, 56 2-ssecs., a New Zealand record. 220 vards.—J. B. Macfarlane (Canterbury) 1, A. J. Elliot (Auckland) 2, B. A. Black (Taranaki) 3. Won by three yards, third back one yard. Time, 22 2-ssecs. 100 yards, ladies.—First heat: Misses N. Wilson (Wellington) 1, M. McLean (Wellington) 2, K. Cullinan (Canterbury) 3. Time, 11 4-ssecs. Second heat: Misses F. Gudsell (Canterbury) 1, M. Nelligan (Canterbury) 2, T. Kench (Wellington) 3. Time, 11 4-5 secs. Final: Misses Wilson 1, Gudsell 2. Nelligan 3. Won by two yards. Time, 11 2-ssees. High jump.—T. J. Crowe (Wellington), sft. 10in., 1; A. A. Cameron (Otago) 2; C. L. Tapley (Otago) and W. 8. Brettell (Canterbury), equal, 3. One mile walk.—l. Driscoll (Wellington) 1, G. Cabot (Otago) 2. S. C. Coleman (Taranaki) 3. Won by 12 yards. Time. 6 min. 50 4-5 sec.'. Throwing the javelin. — It. Crecscr (Otago), 170 ft. 10J in. 1; E. R. lloun sell (Canterbury), 156 ft. 01 in.. 2; I’. G. Ward (Otago), 151 ft. 71in. 3. 440 yards.—Final: 8. A. Black (Tar annki) 1. T. G. Broadway (Canterbury) 2, E. Pabhett (Wellington) 3. Won by a yard, with six inches between second and third. Time. 49 3-5 secs. Threo miles. —J. W. Savidan (Auckland) 1, N. E. Cooper (Auckland) 2, E. J. Johnston (Otago) 3. Won by a yard and a half, third man 150 yards away. Time, 14 mins. 34 4-5 secs. Women’s relay (four distances of 110 yards). —Wellington (Misses N. Wilson, 11. Lean, R. Tong and T. Kench) 1, Canterbury A2, Canterbury 83. Time, 80 3-5 secs. Ono n»ile interprovineial relay,—Cri'i 1 terbury A (Bullivant, O. < . 11.-iii- 1

G. Gordon and J. Macfarlane) 1, Auckland 2 Time, 3 mins. 35 3-5 secs. Throwing the hammer.—M. Spillane (Otago), 153 ft. 5 in., 1; J. G. Leckie (Otago), 118 ft. H in., 2; U. C. Geddes (Canterbury), 124 ft. 5) in., 3. Hop, Step and Jump.—A. A. Cameron (Otago), 47 ft. 6 in., 1; G. Sullivan (Taranaki), 46 ft., 01 in., 2; R. O. Johnston (Otago) 44 ft. 8} in., 3. Cameron’s effort beat his own New Zealand record of 46 ft. 9} in. Threc-miles cycle. —Wade 1, Grose 2, M. P. Byrnes (Auckland) 3. Time, 7 min. 15 1-5 secs. Won by inches. F. Sharpley, of Hastings, competing in the filial ot the 120 yards hurdles, «as leading at the second to last hurdle a 'i’ll! and a-hnll' but lie had tbn " ci t ip. lie was not placed.