KUMARA SPORTS

Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1934, Page 6

KUMARA SPORTS

DANCING EVENTS. In connection with tlie sports a competition for Highland dancing was held on Friday evening at the Memorial Hall, followed by the Sports hall, which .proved very successful. The Melody Makers provided the music for the.bail. The following are the dance results: Highland,. Fling: Mae Stewart (50 points) 1, Patricia White (49) 2, Stella Keating and Alargaret Sinclair (eqiual) 3. Also competed: Joyce IjlcNahb, Alarjorie Stewart. Sailors’ Hornpipe: Stella Keating (53) 1, Mae Stewart (50) 2, Margaret Sinclair and Kathleen Wallace (equal) 3. Irish Jig: Stella Keating 1, Patricia White 2, Margaret Sinclair 3. Also competed: Kath. Wallace, Audrey Lee, Coral Reedy, Mae Stewart.

The. Club’s .medal for the greatest number of points was won by Stella. Keating.

In presenting the prizes the Mayor (Mr H. Hamei') expressed thanks to Air ( R. B. Collett for judging and Aliss Jessie Spiers, accompanist, for their very successful efforts THE SPORTS. There was fine weather on Saturday , and a good attendance at the Recreation ground, the gathering passing off very successfully. 12in. upright chop: First' heat—A. •L Templeton 1, F. Williams 2, J. Bannister 3, H. Smith 4. Second heat —J. Kelly 1, V. Smith 2, W. Jackson 3, Clias. Neame 4. Final—Jackson 1, Templeton 2, Bannister 3, Kelly 412in. underhand chop: First heat— C. Gilman 1, L. J. Williams 2, W. Ryan 3, R. Gallagher 4- Second heat— Clias. Neame 1, 0. Glass 2, H. Smith 3 H. Jackson 4. Final—Neame 1, Williams 2j Glass 3, Gallagher 4. SCHOOL EVENTS. For th G banner presented by Mrs J. A. Peever, Kumara State - School proved to be tke winners with a score of 44 points, Kumara Catholic being runnersup with 27 points. Results — 75yds grils (10 to 12 years)—Alary Steel (State) 1, AI. AtcEnaney (Gath- ' olic) 2, J. Pamment (C) 3; 75yds boys (10 to 12 years)—C. Reedy (S) 1, B. Steel (C) 2, F. Phillips (C).3; lOOydjj girls (12 to 14 years)—K. Reedy (S) 1, J. McNabb. (S) 2, At. Kennedy (C), 3; 100yds boys (12 to 14 years)—L. Fensom (S) 1, McLaughlin (U) 2, R. Cooper (S) 3; 50yds egg and spoon— AI. Kennedy ; (C) 1, K. Reedy (S) 2, E. Tomasi (C•), 3; 50yds wheelbarcrw —Case and Ritchie (S) 1, Pamment land Steel (C) 2, Cooper and Strfpk (S) 3 ; 100yds three-legged—Cooper and Stack (S)-1, Steel and Fox (C) 2, Pamment and Phillips (C) •3 ; 75yds skipping—K. Reedy (S) 1, J. Pamment, (C) 2, Atona Kennedy (C) 3; 50yds sack race—L. Pamment (G) 1, R. Cooper (S) 2, At. Stack (S) 3 ; school relay (hoys)—State A 1, State B 2, Catholic 3; Girls relay—State A 1, Catholic 2, State B 3; Old pupils’ mixed relayStale A 1, State B 2. Ladies’ 100yds —At. Steel 1, E. Atillsan 2; men’s 100 yds—Watson 1, Featherstone 2; mixed three-legged—Freitas and Millson 1; mixed three-legegd (junior)—Steel and Wallace 1, Cooper and AlcNabb 2; consolation 75yds (boys)—C. Evenden 1, A. Wickes 2; consolation 75yds (girls) —F. Routlian 1, P. AtcGettigan 2; 100 yds (boys)—L. Pamment 1, A. AlcKenzie 2; 100yds (girls)—At. Sinclair 1, C. Aldridge 2.