SCHOOL SPORTS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 15, 15 December 1932, Page 3

SCHOOL SPORTS

RUSSELL STREET SCHOOL. EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES. With an up-grade track and a head wind, competitors at the annual sports meeting of the Russell Street School were confronted witli a real test yesterday afternoon, and the events produced some young athletes of distinct promise. Proceedings were watched by a large number of spectators, who delighted in tho enthusiasm displayed by the competitors, who wero compelled to race under championship conditions, no handicaps being allocated. The long programme was run off most expeditiously under tho direction of the headmaster, Mr F. C. Campbell, who carried out the duties of supervisor, and Mr C. Stagpoole, as starter, the latter offieiM getting his fields away on even terms in practically every instance. Messrs D. Morrison, Sweetman and Rn.bone fulfilled the duties of judges; Mr F. T. Vasev was time-keeper; while Miss E. Tankersley was steward for the girls and Mr H. Mountfort for the boys. Misses Park and Bcrndston were the record stewards, while Alison Seifert, Marjorie Pirie. Ken Perrin and Stan Pliillipps acted n.s messengers. Following is the programme.—

CHAMPIONS. Senior girl: Dorothy Petrie, ,9pts; runner-up, Jean Steedman, 7pts. Junior girl: Cynthia Wilson Bpts; run-ner-up, June Stagpoole, 7pts. Senior boy: Leslie Puklowski, 13pts; runnerup, Norman Adamson, lOpts. Junior boy: Geoifrey Rabone, 18pts; runnerup, Fred Sheppard, 9pts. Inter-house championship : Girls, blue 41pts, brown 31pts, green 30pts, red 30pts. Interhouse championship: Boys, Hulas 53j pts, Rovers 29pt-s, Itangors 21j>ts, Kiwis 19jpts. GIRLS’ EVENTS. Primer 1 (50yds) K. Wilson 1, P. Lloyd 2, P. Woodley 3. Primer 2 (50yds) F. Richardson 1, M. Graham 2, V. Doel 3. Primer 3 (50yds) B. Gordon 1, T. Procter 2, N. Bridger 3. Primer 4 (50yds) June Limerick 1, N. Pirie 2, C. Hammer 3. Standard 1 (75yds) Doreen de Vantier 1, J. Isbister 2, V. Cakler 3. Standard 2 (75yds) M. Peterana 1, B. Puklowski 2, 0. Warman 3. Standard 3 (75yds) Cynthia Wilson 1, 1. Steedman 2, G. Cook 3. Standard 4 (100yds) J. Steadman 1, P. McDavitt 2. N. Dron 3. Standard 5 (100yds) J. Hankins 1, J. Stagpoole 2, H. Fleming 3. Standard 6 (100yds) 1). Petrie 1, G. Baker 2, N. Robertson 3. Junior walk (50yds) J. Brown 1, M. Murray 2, P. McDavitt 3. Senior walk (50yd.s) N. Robertson 1, C. Sapwell Walker 3. Junior championship (75yds)'J. Stagpoolo 1, C. Wilson 2, J. Allen 3; time, 12 l-ssecs. Senior championship (75yds) D. Petrie 1. J. Steedman 2. G. Baker 3; time, llsecs. Junior sack race (50yds) S. Coombs 1, C. Wilson 2. H. Fleming 3. Senior sack race, C. Sapwell 1, D. Petrie 2. C. Freney 3. Junior championship (100yds) C. Wilson 1, J. Stagpoole 2, J. Allen 3; time, 15 4-ssecs. (a record). Senior championship (100yds) I). Petrie 1. J. Steedman 2, G. Baker 3; time, 15secs. Junior relay, Brown House 1, Blue 2, Green 3: time, I.lßsecs. Senior relay. Red 1, Blue 2, Green 3; time, l.lOsees. Junior three-legged race (50yds) N. Dron and D. Hardman 1. B. Puklowski and M. Murray 2, T. Mountfort and E. McPherson 3. Senior three-leg-ged race (75yds) N. Robertson and S. Coombs 1, C. Frenev and G. Baker 2, J. Allen and P. McDavitt 3. BOYS’ EVENTS.

Primer 2 (50 yards). —I. Baker 1, T. Singh 2, B. Hansen 3. Primer 3 (50 yards): 1. Prentice 1, D. Barclay 2, N. Bruce 3. Primer 4 (50 yards): B. Pringle 1, J. Howell 2, B. Bransgrove 3. Standard 1 (75 yards): B. Beer© 1, B. Wilson 2, G. Heald 3. Standard 2 (75 yards): B. Moore and A. Wasley, equal, 1, 11. Walker 3. Standard 3 (75 yards): T. Adamson 1, R. Gilmour 2, J. Franklin 3. Standard 4 (100 yards): G. Glass 1, R. Debreceny 2, it. Craib 3. Standard 5 (100 yards): N. Adamson 1, N. Turner 2, F. Sheppard 3. Standard 0 (100 yards): L. Puklowski 1, L. Freeney 2, P. Moran 3. Junior walk (50 yards): D. Harris 1, T. Adamson 2, G. Rabone 3. Senior walk (75 yards): A. Fowles 1, P. Moran 2, L. Puklowski 3. Junior championship (75 yaids): F. Sheppard 1, G. Rabone 2, T .Adamson 3j time, 11 1-5 secs. Senior championship (220 yards): L. Puklowski 1, N. Adamson 2, L. Freeney 3; time, 30 3-ssecs (a record; previous record 34 l-osec.). Junior sack race (75 yards): L. Smith 1, F. Sheppard 2, G. Rabone 3. Senior sack race (75 yards): N. Turner 1, C. Bell 2, C. Ludlow 3.' Junior championship (100 yards): F. Sheppard 1, G. Rabone 2, L. Smith 3; time, 15 l-ssecs. Senior championship (100 yards): L. Puklowski 1, L. Freeney 2, N. Adamson 3; time, 13 2-ssecs. Lbng jump (senior): L. Puklowski, 14ft 9in. (a record, previous record 141't. 2-jin.) 1, N. Adamson, 13ft lOin. 2, A. Robson, 13ft Gin. 3. Long jump (junior): G. Rabone, 12ft. 9in. 1; F. Sheppard, 12ft. 2in. 2, T. Adamson, lift. 7in. 3. Senior relay: Kiwis 1, Huias 2, Rangers 3; time, lmin. sscc. Junior relay: Hovers 1, Kiwis 2, Huias 3; time, lmin. 12sec. Tug-of-war: Huias 1, Kiwis 2, Rovers 3. PRESENTATION OF AWARDS. At the conclusion of the sports Dir A. J. Phillipps, chairman of the school committee, complimented the teaching staff on the manner in which the programme had been carried through and extended the compliments of the season to all prior to calling on Mrs Phillipps to present the certificates to tho successful competitors. Tho two Herbert Smith Trust Cups, which had been awarded to the champion houses, were accepted by B. Coombs, on behalf of the Blue House, the champion girls’ team, and by N. Adamson, on behalf of the winning boys’ team. The opportunity was also taken by Mr W. L. Fitzhorbert, as president of the Manawatu Life-Saving Society, to present to tlie school tho shield which it had won in that branch of sport last season. Mr Campbell thanked the members of the committee for their assistance and for the enjoyable day they had given the pupils, and called on the children to give three cheers for the generous assistance rendered by tho committee and tlie residents. Dir Campbell also, read apologies regretting their inability to attend from Dll' J. A. Nash, DI.P., Colonel J. H. Whyte and Mr DI. H. Oram (Education Board members) and Mr W. G. Black, (chairman of tlie Central School Committee). The children were then . treated to lolly scrambles and to afternoon tea, as were the parents and visitors in tho interior of the building.

COLLEGE STREET SCHOOL. A SUCCESSFUL GATHERING. Warm sunshine favoured the very enjoyable sports held yesterday by the College Street School on the grounds adjacent to the new building. There was a good attendance of parents and interested spectators, and a large programme of events was decided. The sports were under the efficient direction of the headmaster (Mr W. A. Swinbourn) and the staff, assisted by Messrs C. Turnbull, F. Wollerman, I. Griffiths, F. Andrews and Smith. Afternoon tea arrangements were in the charge of Mrs Wollerman, assisted by members of the

ladies’ committee. The stall for the sale of ice creams was under the supervision of Mesdames G. Watchorn and Huntingdon, and that for sweets was controlled by Mesdames Edwards and Worboys. Domestic competitions resulted as follow:—Butter sponge: Joan Wollerman 1, Dlargaret Henderson h.c. Toffee: Jean Chapman 1, Dlargaret Boyd 2. Results of the sports wero as follow: , BOYS’ EVENTS.

, Fifty yards, under 0 years. —Bill Thomas 1, Bill Wollerinaii 2, Jack Hull 3. Under 10: G. Bale and Tilson, dead fieat 1, Lloyd Rogers 3. under li: S. McMillan, i, John Wheatley 2, Frank Rickard 3. 75 yards, under 9: Bill Thomas 1, Bill Wollerinan 2, Laurie Jj itzsimons 3. Under 10: G. Balo 1, L. Rogers 2, E. Tilson 3. Lnder 11: S. McMillan 1. I*’. Rickard 2, li. Shearer 3. Under 12: J. Mullins 1, K. ltetter 2, J. Nant 3. 100 yards, under 12: K. lletter 1, J. Mullins 2, A. DlcKay 3. Under 13: C. Dlechen 1, Colin Sutherland 2, S. Me in tyre 3. Under 14: R. Scott 1, S. Thornton 2, M. Judd 3. Under 15: DI. Andrews 1, R. Wilson 2, R. Sutherland 3. Over 15: D. York 1, DI. Andrews 2, G. Oates 3. 150 yards, under 13: C. Dlechen 1, S. Mclntyre 2, A. DlcKay 3. Under 14: R. Scott 1, DI. Judd 2, S. Thornton 3. Threelegged race, under 11: Jim Stubbs and Harry Ilcid 1, Gordon Bycroft and Bill Duncan 2, Henry Pugh and Russell Hunt 3. Under 10 : A. Ward and N, Pegden 1, G. Bale and J. Relling 2. L. Rogers and B. Poananga 3. Under 12: Pat Brougham and Jack Bhunmont 1, Dluliins and A. Relling 2, lan Nicholson and Neil Dlarshull 3. Under 13: K. Worboys and J. Rutherford 1, R. Edwards and A. DlcKay 2, C. Dlechen and E. Christmas 3. Under 14: A. Bradley and A. Oliver 1, L. Hodge and N. Bartlett 2, Bill DlcCulloch and K. Dluliins 3. Fourteen and over : York and Nelson 1, Dlclntyro and Andrew^ 2. Sack race, 12 and under: Ct£ Sutherland 1, C. Dlechen 2, J. Dluliins 3. 12 nnd over: A. Oliver 1, K. Worboys 2, S. Dlclntyro 3. Under 9: Bill Thomas 1, Alec Dlillar 2, B. Roananga 3. Under 11 : H. Pugh 1, N. Pegden 2, G. Bale 3. 220 yards: D. York 1, M. Andrews 2, G. Oates 3. Senior high jump: York (4ft.) 1, Andrews and Dlechen, equal, 2. Junior high jump: Bale and Relling, equal, 1, DlcKinnou, Pegden and Ponanga, equal, 3. Senior long jump: York (14ft. 4in.) 1, Scott (12ft. Gin.) 2, Lane (12ft 3jin.) 3. Junior long jump: Tilson (10ft. lOin) 1. Bale (10ft.) 2, R. Hunt (9ft. 7jin.) 3. GIRLS’ EVENTS. 50 yards, under 9.—Joan Watchdrn 1, Ilona Potbury 2, Joan Dryden 3 i under 10: Mary Abraham 1, Jill rtelung 2, Joan Duckworth 3. Under ll: M. Piesse 1, Noelme Suisted 2, Nancy Parr 3. Under 12: Betty Royal 1, Josio Judd 2, Dlolly Duckworth 3. Under 13: Nola Lawson 1, Shirley lleid 2, Nora Straker 3. under 14: 1. Newton 1, D. Young 2, Valda Blundell 3. 14 and over: G. Duggan 1, E. Edwards 2, 11. Tucker and L. Pearson, equal, 3. 75 yards, under 9: Ilona Potbury 1, Joan Wutchorn 2, Joan Dryden 3. under 10: Olwyn Richards 1, Mary Abrahams 2, Verona Holland and Jill Relling, equal, 3. Under 11: Noeline Suisted and Dlelva Piesse, equal, 1, Dorothy Dliles 3. Under 12: Betty Royal 1, Molly Duckworth 2, Edith Kemp 3. Under 13: Nola Lawson 1, Noeline Oliver 2, Nora Straker 3. 100 yards, under 14 : Betty lnglis 1, Valda Blundell 2, Iris Newton 3. Over 14: Eulalia Edwards 1, Helena Tucker 2, Coral Duggan 3. three-legged raco, under 9: Joan W'atchorn and June Davis 1, Dlolly Mudgway and Oiga Honore 2, Julanne Perrin and Dlargaret Rutherford 3. Under 10: 0. Richards au.d DI. Abraham 1, Eileen Nant and Frances DlcLaggan 2, Elva Hansen and Dlelva Boyce 3. Under 11: Wynne Whyte and B. Tunnicliffe 1, Nola Griffiths and Betty Driver 2, Dorothy Dliles and Dlelva l’riesse 3. Over 11: Betty, lnglis and A. Young 1, B. Potbury and V. Blundell 2, S. lleid and N. Lawson 3. Sack race, under 9: Joan Varcoo 1, Joan Watchorn 2, June Davies 3. Under 11: D. Dliles 1, DI. Piesse 2, N. Parr 3. Under 12: Josie Judd 1, Janet Abraham 2, Dlarjorie Miller 3. 12 and over: S. Reid 1, B. lnglis 2, N. Lawson 3. Skipping race, under 9: Joan, Dryden 1, June Yelverton 2, Joan Varcoe 3. Under 10: Jill Relling 1, Diary Abraham 2, L. Carruthers 3. Under 11 : N. Suisted 1, DI. Dlorrison 2, J. Gilberd 3. Under 12: Joan Wollerinan 1, Grace Wattereus 2, Diary Duggan 3. Under 13: Nola Lawson 1, Noeline Oliver 2, Valma Fitzsimons 3, 13 and over: Betty lnglis 1, Valda Blundell 2, Eulalia Edwards 3. Egg and spoon race under 11: Vera Holland 1, Joyce Gilberd 2, Bonnie Tunnicliffe 3. 11 and over : Nola Lawson 1, Joan Wollorman 2, Valma Fitzsimons 3. Senior school relay: Dliss Arlidge’s Panthers 1, Dliss Dlaxwell’s Bluebirds 2, Dliss Fowles’s Scarlet Runners 3.