McKELVIE SHIELD CONTEST.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 March 1938, Page 7

McKELVIE SHIELD CONTEST.

LEVIN SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL. Under glorious weather conditions, excellent organisation marked the fifteenth anmial fixture of the Sandon Sports Club, held at the recreation grounds, Sanson, on Saturday. In the primary school section, Levin District High School A team won the McKelvie Shield, for primary schools, with 46 i points, Nbxt in order were Kopane 34J, Sanson 294, Lytton Street 23i, Parewanui 21, Levin District High School B 16, Levin District High School C 10, Stanway 7. The results of the various races in this contest were as follows : G-irls’ Events.

50 yards (under 9) : Gr. D. Lyons' (Kopane A) 1, K. Montgomery .(Parewanui) 2, N. Currie (Sanson) 3. 75 yards (under 12) : M. Jowell (Lytton Street) 1, M. Law (Levin A) 2, 1. Christian (Stanway) 3. 50 yards (under 10) : P. Butler (San-, son) 1, B. Hill (Kopane) 2, V. Dewis (Levin A) 3. 75 yards (under 13) : D. Hassall (Levin C) 1, M. MeKinstry (Levin B) 2, Y. Heremaia (Levin A) 3. 50 yards (under 11) : L. Christian (Stanway) 1, E. Donaldson (Lytton Street) 2, M. Buckeridge (Sanson) 3. 75 yards (under' 14) : L. Harper (Levin A) 1, M. Wright (Levin B) 2, M. Tostevin (Sanson) 3. 75 yards (under 15) : I. Harper (Levin) 1, Y. Paki (Levin B) 2, N.‘ Larkin (Lytton Street) 3. 75 yards skipping (under 12) : M. Buckridge (Sanson) 1, J. Kitchen (Kopane) 2, N. Teal (Levin B) 3.

50 yardjj, egg and .spoon (under 10) : P. Butler (Sanson) 1, B. Hill (Kopane) 2, I. Hudson (Levin B) 3. ' 100 yards skipping (under 13) : N. McKiustry (Levin B), D. Hassall (Levin C) and. D. Bishop (Sanson) tied. 100 yards (under 15)’: I. Harper, (Levin A) 1, N. Giles (Lytton Street) 2, Y. Paki (Levin B) 3. 75 yards (under 11); L. Christensen (Stanway) 1, B. Edhouse (Lytton Street) 2, M. Buckeridge (Sanson) 3. 100 yards (under 14) : M. Wright (Levin B) 1, L. Harper (Levin A) 2, M. Tostevin (Sgnson) 3.

Boys’ Events. 50 yards (under 9) : N. Christensen (Kopane A) 1, B. Little (Lytton Street) 2, D. Jacob (Levin A) 8. ( 75 yards (under 12): E. Hay (Lytton Street) 1, L. Houghton (Kopane A) 2; K, Henley (Levin A) 3. 100 yards (under 13) : J. Caseyl (Levin A) 1, B. Johnson (Lytton’ Street) 2, K. Carr (Kopane A) 3. 100 yards (under 14) : J. Warbrick (Parewanui) 1, G. Hudson (Levin A) 2, G. Simpson (Levin C) 3. 50 yards (under 10): W. McConachie* (Sanson) 1, G. Brown (Levin A) 2, B. Voss (Kopane) 3. 75 yards (under 11) : D. McGregor (Levin A) 1, D. Hill (Kopane A) and G. Hocking (Levin C) equal 2. 100 yards (under 15): N. Reid (Parewanui) 1, D. Christian (Lytton Street) 2, M. Teal (Levin A) 3. 100 yards (under 12): L. Houghton (Kopane) 1, B. Collier (Sanson) 2, K. Henley (Levin A) 3. 100 yards with ball (under 13); J. Casey (Levin A) 1, D. Tua (Parewanui) 2, J. Carr (Kopane) 3. 150 yards (under 14) ; G. Hudson (Levin A) 1, G. Simpson (Levin C) 2, 1. Reid (Parewanui) 3. t 50 yards sack (under 10): G. Brown (Levin A) 1, D, McConachie (Sanson)' 2, K. Nottle (Lytton Street) 3. 75 yards with ball (under 11) : D. Hill (Kopane) 1, D. McGregor (Levin A) 2, G. Hocking (Levin C) 3. 220 yards under 15) : J .Walker (Parewanui) 1, M. Teal (Levin A) 2, V. Law (Lyton Street, Feilding) 3. 100 yards hurdles (under 12): B. Col- * ■Her (Sandon) 1, L, Houghton (Kopane); 2, T. McDonald (Levin B) 3. 120 yards hurdles (under 15) : S. [Montgomery (Parawanui) 1, M. Teal (Levin A) and R. Pike (Lytton Street) iequal 2. •

SECONDARY SCHOOLS TENNIS. LEVIN PLAYERS PROMINENT. I The annual tennis tournament of' secondary schools, under the auspices of the Manawatu Lawn Tennis Association, opened : at Palmerston North on Saturday, pupils from the Palmerston North Girls’. and Boys’ High Schools, Foilding Agricultural High \ School, Convent High School, Palmerston North Technical School, Levin and Woodville District High. Schools participating. Through the late arrival of some oi the players and delay through light Showers the tournament was not concluded, and at 5 o’clock Technical High School girls were leading for the Inne;and Oakley Cup with 22 points, Levii girls being second with 21 and Girls High School next with 15. In the boys’ section Palmerston North High School must win the G. H. Bennett Cup, having 18 points to their credit, their representatives being easily the outstanding players. No tournament was held last year on account of the epidemic, Levin High School being the holders of both cups. In the girls’ singles M. Karauti won all her games in the first three' rounds and qualifies in the semi-final:*’ E. Attwood, who emerged in the second round, was unbeaten in her matches and will meet M. Karauti in the semifinal. J. Wehipeihana was eliminated in the first round and D. Scott in the third. Playing in the girls’ doubles, M. Karauti and J. Wehipeihana were successful in reaching the semi-finals, which have yet to be played, but E.

Attwood and D. Scott were eliminated in their semi-final. In the boys’ singles A. Donnelly and H. Elsinore were beaten in the second round, while D. Blenkhorn did not pass the first. In the doubles they were more successful, Blenkhorn and Elsmore qualifying for the final. Donnelly and Morgan were eliminated in the .semifinal. The unplayed finals and semi-finals-arc to be contested on Saturday neat. YEARS. Mrs. A. Kelly, Granity, writes: “I had painful Neuritis for twelve years. I could not do my own hair two bottles of R.IT.R. completely cured me.” Yds, (R.U.R. is wonderful—>t can cure you too. R.U.R. Rheumatic Treatment (large size 7/6) is sold with a genuine money-back guarantee. Half size without guarantee 4/-. Free booklet from C. S. Keedwell, chemist. 3