HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.
The, annual High School sports were hold on the school sports ground yesterday, and were favoured with beautiful weather. The gathering was a most successful one, and splendid sport was witnessed, all the races lining keenly contested, and run off without a hitch. The events were supervised by the school staff, while members of the Board of Governors acted as judges, and Messrs Mclllvoy and 11. E. Bennett as timekeepers. Fleming, last year’s winner, again obtained the highest aggregate in the championship, the points awarded him being 20b while Powell came second with 14j, and Jensen third with 13. Miss 1). Kersel obtained the highest championship points aggregate in the girls’ events with a toiiil of 11. The primary schools' race was won outright by Terraco End, Weston being placed first. Afternoon tea was served in the. school by the ladies, and was much appreciated by those present. The following are the results of the events: — BOYS’ EVENTS. One Milo Handicap: Elliott 1, Madden 2, Glendiiming 3. 'Time, Sniin. 20 2-sseo. 75 Yards Handicap; Madden 1, Dodder 2, Powell 3. Time, 9sec. 100 Yards Handicap (14-15): Cox 1, A. Raker 2, Mahno 3. Time, 11 5-ssee. 100 Yards Handicap (15-16): Simpson Plyd.i) 1, Riggs (scr.) 2, Davis (9yds) 3. Time, 12soc. 100 Yards Championship : Powell 1, Jensen 2, Fleming 3. Time, 11 2-ssoc. 440 Yards Handicap (under 16): Glendinning (scr) 1, Higgs (Byds) 2, Viebh (30y(Is) 3. Time, 64sec, 100 Yards Handicap: Madden (3yds) 1, Wimsett. (4yds) 2, Dillon (lyd) 3. Time, Usee. 220 Yards Handicap (under 16): J. Scott (9yds) 1, Glendiiming (see) 2, Webb (11yds) 3. Time, 27 3-ssoe. 220 Yards Handicap (Championship): Wimsett (Byds) 1, Madden (7yds) 2, Fleming (see) 3. Time, 25 4-ssee. 100 Yards Handicap (under 14): Keys (see) 1, Bowden (syds) 2, Burke (syds) 3. Time, 12 3-ssec.
High Jump Championship: Powell and Row ,1 (tie), Fleming and Jensen (tie). I (eight, 4ft 11 in. Long Jump (under 16): Glendiiming 1, Johnstone 2, Muir 3. Distance, 16ft lO^in. High Jump (under 16): Glendiiming 1, Johnstone 2, Bailey and P. Smith 3 (tie). Height, 4ft 9in. Throwing Cricket Ball: Glendinning 1, Bryant 2, Bullard 3. Distance, 86yds (record). Throwing Cricket Ball (open): Glendinning 1, Eglinton 2, Scott 3. Distance, 83yds Ift sin. 440 Yards Championship ; Fleming (scr) 1, Madden (12yds) 2, Wimsett 3. Time, 61.SCC. 880 Yards Handicap (under 16) ; Glendinning (scr) I, Monrad (30yds) 2. Time, 2min. 34 3-ssec. 120 Yards Hurdles Championship: Fleming 1, Powell 2, Jensen 3. Time, 10 4-ssec. Primary Schools’ 100 Yards Hurdles: Watson 1, Simpson 2, Ware 3 (all of Terrace- End School). Time, 11 4-ssec. Long Jump Championship: Low 1, Flemj'ing 2, Ilodder 3. Distance, 10ft- 4in. 120 Yards Hurdles; Minogue 1. Obstacle Race: Wimsett 1, K. ilodder 2, Keys 3. Time, 2min 29psec. 880 Yards Championship: Madden (30yds) 1, Wimsett 2, Harris 3. Time, 2min. 29 2-ssec. Tug-of-War: K, Ist, Robinson, Butler, Smith. Riggs, McGill, Barling, Penny, Harvey; F 2nd, Eglinton, McLeavey, Cumbonvorth, Willis, Martin, Seifert, Stockwell, Sowell. Relay Race: Team I) Ist. Fleming, Minogue. ilodder. Bendall, Hailey, Opie, Boys, Fletcher; team 11 2nd, Dillon, Barrowclough, Robinson, Monrad, (droll, Signal, Maud!, Elliot. GIRLS’ EVENTS, Championship; D. Kersel ll points, M. Wycherley 7 points, M. Mullins 6 points. 100 Yards (under 15): D. Robinson 1, E. Bowden 2, W. Humphries 3. 100 Yards (15-16): M. Mitchell 1, E. Harris 2, O. Aiellos 3. 100 Yards (over 16) : 1). Kersel 1. G. Low 2, V. Boyne and M. Coombs (tic) 3. Obstacle Race; G. Low 1, Muriel Doull 2, T. Isaacs. 3. Relay Race: Team E, G. Low, M. Mullins, M. Pickering, D. Kersal, Ist; team D, 0. Melles, M. Giorgi, R. Fletcher, R. Seifert. 2nd. __ , , Skipping Race: D. Kersel 1, M. Mullins 2, F. Nash 3. Menagerie Race: G. Fitzgibbon 1, M. Mullins 2, S. Goodridgo 3. Tortoise Bicycle: W. Humphries 1, E. Bowden 2, M. Mullins 3. 100 Yards Championship: D. Kersel 1, D. Robinson 2, G. Low 3. Egg and Spoon Race: M. Mullins 1, T. Issacs 2, G. Low 3. Potato Race: M. Wycherley 1, D. Kersel 2, M. Mullins 3. Thread the Needle: W. Humphries and E. Harris 1, D. Kersel and M. Pickering 2, M. Wvcherlov and E. Bowden 3, Sack Race: T. Isaacs 1, M. Raii-son 2, J. Claris 3.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10116, 25 October 1917, Page 7
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