ATHLETICS AND CYCLING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 78, 15 March 1935, Page 3

ATHLETICS AND CYCLING

Napier Club’s Meeting FORNE WINS 1000 YARDS There has been no diminishing of interest in the Napier Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club’s evening meetings as the season draws to a close. The attendance for iast night’s meeting at McLean Park was again encouraging, and the sport, as a consequence of excellent handicapping, always exciting. The principal event so far as the running was concerned was the 1000 yards race, in which E. Fornc, national mile champion, overtook the remainder of the field from scratch about 220 yards from the finish and ran in with a wide margin to spare. In the three-lap walk Driscoll, also starting from scratch, had to admit that his handicap was too big to enable him to overtake his star pupil, Atkinson. Driscoll, also national champion, finished third. Detailed results were as follow:— RUNNING EVENTS. 100 yards men’s handicap.—Fulford (51) 1, Sharpies (91) 2, McCutcheon (llj 3. Time, lOsecs, Second heat:* Tucker (LUJ) 1, Hildebrandt (5) 2. Wright (7) 3. Time, lOsecs. Final: Tucker 1, Hildebrandt 2, Sharpies 3. Time, lOsecs. 100 yards women’s handicap (Trixie Cup). —First heat; Miss p. Tooman (7) 1, Miss E. Faulknor (8) 2, Miss Aplin (161) 3. Time, 11 2-5 secs. Second heat: Miss Prince (8) 1, Miss E. Lawrence (6) 2, Miss N. Moody (1212 o. Time, 11 2-ssecs. Third heat: Miss J. Faulknor (11) 1, Miss D. Foreman (8J) 2, Miss N. Nelson (12) 3. Time, 11 2-ssecs. Pinal; Miss Prince 1, Miss Foreman 2, Miss J. Faulknor 3. Time, 11 l-ssecs. .1000 yards A grade.—E. Forne (scr) 1. S. Gollop (85) 2, Tooman (90) 3. Time, 2mins lOsecs. 1000 yards B grade.—Begley 1, Hall 2. Time, 2niin!i 25secs. Treston Banner relay, 440 yards, women.—Nationals 1, Athletics 2, Terriers 3. Time, 52 2-ssecs. Three-lap walk. —Atkinson (180) 1, Brock (250) 2, Driscoll (scr) 3. Time, 4mins 48 2-ssecs. 120 yards women’s handicap.—First heat; Miss E. Lawrence (7) 1, Miss R. Woodbury (14) 2, Miss I. Choveaux (3J) 3. Time, 14secs. Second heat; Miss D. Foreman (94) 1, Miss D. Cottrell (10) 2, Miss K. Dyles (124) 3. 'Time, 13 4-ssocs. Third heat; Miss Prince (84) 1, Miss .1. Faulknor (13) 2, Miss E. Morton (34) 3. Time, 13 4-u sees. Final: Miss Prince 1, Miss Lawrence 2, Miss Foreman 3. Time, 14 2-ssues. 300 yards flat.—First heat: M'lne (15) 1, Tayler (20) 2, Atkinson (26) 3. Time, 41secs. Second heat: Gunn (20) 1, Hildebrandt (19) 2, McCutcheon (23) 3. Time, 31 3-ssees. Final: Gunn 1, Hildebrandt 2, Milne 3. i Time, 32secs. 1J mile run, open.—C. Eddy (120) 1, Bromley (140) 2, Morley (70) 3. Time, 7min 34 2-ssecs. Football clubs’ relay, 880 yards.— Pirates (scr) 1, Technical D.B. (20) 2, Technical Colts (55) 3. Time, liniu 46secs. Cock-o’-the-North challenges. — Women (75secs): Miss Choveaux. Men (440 yards): Boardman. CYCLING EVENTS Time trial, one lap. —P. Robson, 35 l-ssecs. Miss-and-out cycle.—Convery 1, McDonald 2. One mil© A grade. —V. Manning (15) 1, P. Robson (30) 2, W. Williams (30) 3. Time, 2min. 35secs. One mile, B grade. —First heat: Spivey (HO) 1, Collelo (105) 2, Donovan (130) 3. Time, 2mins. 40secs. Second heat: Anderson (100) 1, Engert (150) 2, West (105) 3. Time, Sniins. 41secs. Final: Spivey 1, Engert 2, Collelo 3. Time, 2mins. 40secs. Six laps, open.—First heat: V. Manning (20) 1, I’. Robson (45) 2, Ci. Pedersen (100) 3. Time, 4niins. 4secs. Second heat: C. Robson (35) 1, R. Attwood (50) 2, P. Dooney (110) 3. Time, 4niins. 6 2-ssecs. Third heat; Convery (140) 1, W. Manning (130) 2. McDonald 3. Time, smins. 55secs. Final: P. Robson 1, C. Robson 2, V. Manning 3. Time, 3niins. 54 l-ssecs. Cock-o’-the-North challenge (five laps).—Williams. FIELD EVENTS. Women’s high jump.—Miss Foreman (Bins) 4ft. Sins. 1, Miss Byles (Bins.) 4ft. 6ins. 2, Miss Tong (sins.) 4ft. sin 3, Men’s high jump.—Callinan (Gins.) sft. Sins. 1. Men’s hammer throw.—R. Johnson (Wins) 106 ft. 9ins. 1, R. Bird (34ins) 105 ft. Gins. 2, Callinan (45ins) 97ft. Ilins 3. Men’s long jump.—Callinan (2ft. "ins) 19ft. (iins.) 1, Taylor (Ift. Dins.) If’it. Ilins, 2, Bird (loins.) 18ft. 7ins. 1

“HERALD” SHIELD TEAM

Contest with Gisborne The following will represent the Napier A. A. and C. C. in the “Herald” Shield contest with Gisborne at McLean Park to-morrow afternoon, commencing at half-past two.— 100 yards and 220 yards.— I. Bicker staff, L. I’atchett mid" 11. Hildebrandt. I 410 yards.—A. Milne, L. Hatchett I and ,1. Gunn. 880 yards.—A. Milne, I’. Duffy and J. G unn. Ono mile.—E. I’orne, S. Gollop am.' ’ P. Duffy. I2H yards hurdles.—R. Cnllinan, J. I Leo High jump.— L. Phillips. R. Callinan. j L Lee. Long jump.—E. Phillips, J. Lee, A. : L'. Bird ami G. I’liillips. Hop, step ami jump.—E. Phillips, A. 1 Bird, G. Phillips. Polo vault.—lt. Callinan, R. Johnson. Shot putt.—T. Reanev, E. Phillips. I 3. Phillips. Cycling.—C. Robson, I’, Robson, ,T , Fliitchinson and W. Williams. Medley relay.—A. Milne. 1. Bicker'taff. 1.. Patehett and E. Forne. ■ i GISBORNE REPS. '- The Gisborne Amateur Athletic and [ larrier Club’s representatives have j ' icon nominated as follow:— : 1 ion vafds.—G. Quinn, L Jones. G I < dilh. ’ ■ ;

220 vards. —G. Quinn, L. Jones, G. Mills. 440 yards.—G. Quinn, B. Jackson, T. Owen. 880 yards. —A. Yeung, T, Trengrove, A. Bryan. Mile flat. —A. Young, T. Trengrove, A. Bryan. J2O yards hurdles. —G. Mills, W. McLean, L. Grey. Mile medley relay.—L. Jbncs, G Mills, G. Quinn, A. Young. Shot putt.—J. Algie, J. Ansell, II Pardoc. Hop, step and jump—P. Kaua, W. McLean, H. Littler. Broad jump.—P. Kaua, W. McLean H. Littler. Discus throw.—J. Algie, A. Redmond, J. Ansell. High jump,—L. Grey, W. Wallace, T. Owen. Pole vault.—L. Grey, B. Jackson, W. Wallace. 880 yards cycle race.—T. Campbell, D. Heeney, C. Parker. Mile cycle race.—T. Campbell, D. Heeney, C. Parker. Three mile cycle race.—T. Campbell, D. Heeney, C. Parker. The team will be under the managership of Mr W. M. Wildish, and Mr J. Algie will captain the Gisborne chib representatives.