ATHLETIC.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13936, 19 December 1905, Page 4

ATHLETIC.

■SOUTH OANHEEIBUEY CLUB. The Smith Canterbury Amateur . Athletic Club held its thirty-fifth annual gathering on the Athlotlo Grounds, Timatu, yesterday. There was only a moderate attendance* of the p.ublio. The following are the results:— 120yds MAIDEN—P. Kerniok, 4yda, 1; Travers, Syds, 2. ONEiMTLE milf HANDICAP—P. H. Stubborfield, sor, 1; Rowland, scr, 2. A good race. Won by a few yards. 120yds SCHOOLS HANDICAP—HaroId, scr, 1; Baird 2, Head 3. UNE-MILE ELAT HANDICAP—Gordon Gunn, scr, 1; Travers, 80yds, 2. Won easily. lOOyde HANDICAP—First heat: Ellis, 10yds, 1; W. A. Gunn, Gyds,- 3. Second heat: P Kerniok, 11yds, 1; A. C. Martin', 6yds, 2. Third heat: C. D. Taafe, 10yds, 1; Ge Brown, Syds, 2. Pinal: 'Ellis 1, C. D., Taafe 2. LONG JUMP HANDICAP—E. Fraser (ISink 19ft Gin-. 1; Francis, ecr. 13ft 2|in, 2. HALF-MILE HANDICAP— Culverhoure, Byds, 1; Gordon Gunn, sor, 2; Davie, 12yds, 3. 120yds HUEDLE , 'HANDICAP—KeddeII, 6yds behind, 1; Orbsll, Gyds behind, 2; Dtmsey, 13yds behind, 3. HALF-MILE SCHOOLS HANDICAP— Head, 100yds, 1; Baird, 120yds. 2. 440yds BRACELET—Dr W. A. Gunn, 12yds, 1; G. W. Brown, IGyds, 2; IDansey, 13yds. S. Won easily. RUNNING HIGH JUMP—Orbell, Sfl 6Mn, 1; Pittawav (4in), Sit 4Jin, 2. 220yds HANDICAP—First heat; G*. W. Brown, 11yds, 1; P. Kerniok, 16yds, 3. Second heat: Keddell. 2yds, 1; Ellis, 14yds, 2. Pinal: Brown 1, Kerniok 2. STEEPLECHASE, about one mile and a half—Murray, scr, 1; J.. Davie 2. A meeting of the Council of the North Canterbury Public Schools’ Amateur Athletic Association was hold on Saturday, Mr J. B. Mayne in the chair. Consideration of a regulation dealing with the age limit of boys in the cricket competition was deferred till next meeting. The Pioneer Athletic Club wrote regarding the formation of a junior branch, asking the Council for its assistance. The matter being of importance, it was decided to place the question before a general meeting to be Called in February. It was decided to issue printed forms to all schools, giving information to all children as to what constitutes a professional.