WARWICK HOUSE SCHOOL SPORTS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 10482, 20 October 1894, Page 3

WARWICK HOUSE SCHOOL SPORTS.

Tho annual sports in connection with Warwick House school were held yesterday, at Lancaster Park. The weather was beautiful, and there was a large attendance o! the boys’ parents and friends in the afternoon. The Old Boya’ Challenge Cup was won by L. A. Rutherford, who scored fifteen points, E. Brown coming eecoad: with twelve points, and H. G. Martin being third with ten points. The following are the results of the various events High Jump, open to whole school—L. A. Rutherford and J. F. Duncan tied for first place at 4ft lOin; R. Brown, 4ft 9in, 3. High Jump, open to boys under fourteen —W. 0. Rutherford, 4ft 6in, 1; E, Appleby, 4ft 2in, 2. High Jump, open fco boys under twelve —W. Reece 3ffc Bsin, 1; C. Bassett 3ft 7iin, 2. Quarter-mile, open to whole school— H. G. Martin 1, E. Brown 2. Time—68sec. Long-Jump, open to boys under four-teen—-W. O. Rutherford 14ft lin, 1; E. Appleby 13ft sin, 2, Long Jump, open to whole school—L, A. Rutherford 17ft Sin, 1; E. Brown 16ft 6in, 2. Quarter-mile, open to boys under fourteen —W. O. Rutherford and W. M.‘ Meares (dead heat) 1, S. Boyd 3. Time—70fsec. & Half-mile Walking Rico,. handicap— K. S. Williams 40yds, 1; W.‘ P. Chrysball 10yds, 2; E. Aitken 40yds, dud G. L. Stead 100yds (dead heat), 3, Time—4min Ofsec. « 120yds Hurdles, handicap—First heat, L. A. Rutherford 15yds behind, I; C. Threlkeld syds behind, 2. Time —21sec. Second heat, C. L. H. Hiorns 10yds behind, 1; G. C. Martin ecr, 2. Time—22ksec. Pinal heat, L. A. Rutherford 1, C. Threlkeld 2, C. L. H. Hiorns 3. Time — 20-5-sac. 100yds, open to boys under eleven— E. G. Deans 1, T. D. Matson 2. Time—14sec. 200yda Handicap, open to boya under fourteen—W. O. Rutherford 3yds, 1; A. Van Asoh 10yds, 2; J. S. Sim 7yds, 3. Time—2sfsec. 100yds, open to whole school—H. G. Martin 1, G. Threlkeld, Ssafield, R. Brown, and L. A. Rutherford tied for second place. Tima—ll|sftc. ’■ 100yds, open to boys under twelve —C. Bassett 1, W. Reece and H. B. Williams dead heat 2. Time—l4|sec. 250yds Handicap, epeu to whole school. —C. Threlkeld syda, and G. Whittle 15yde, dead heat, 1; A. F. Gordon 10yds, 3. Tims—3ofsec. 100yds, open to boys under tea—T. A. Anderson 1, G. A. King 2. Time—lSsec.

440yds Handicap, open to whole school— E. Brown scr, 1; G. Whittle 30yds. 2; E, A, Ker 80yds, 3. Time 63aec. 100yds, open to boys under thirteen— W. T. Sim 1, A. G. Goldsmith 2. Time—13fsec. One-mile Bicycle Race, handicap—A. S. Brown sci, 1; J. F. Duncan scr. 2; A. Pelairet 75yds, 3. Timo—3min 2sec. 100yds, open to boys under fourteen— W. O. Rutherford 1, T. York 2. Time— ISsec. lOOvds, open to boys under nine—E. Kiug’l, J. H. Dawa 2. Time—lsfseo. 880yds Handicap, open to whole school —A. van Asoh 120yds, 1; L. Ballantyne 90yde, 2; C. Threlkeld scr, 3. Time—2min 17s ec. Consolation Race, 100yds, open to boys under cloven—T. D. Matson 1, G. A. King 2. Tims—l4|soc. Consolation Race, 100yds, open to boys under fourteen—T. York 1; J. S. Sim 2, Time —13|sec. Consolation Race, 100yds, open to whole school —A. F. Gordon 1, F. P. Treat 2, Time —12sec. Old Boys’ Race, 220yds handicap (run under the rules of tho N-Z.4.A.A.) —P. I. Cowlishaw 3yds. 1; J. S. Tabart 20yds, 2 ; W. F. Raphael 9yds, 3. Eight started. A capital race. Won by about half a yard, Raphael a good third. At the conclusion of tho sports, the prizes were presented by Mrs Cook, and the customary cheers brought the proceedings to a close.