UNIVERSITY TOURNEY

Northern Advocate, 18 April 1933, Page 10

UNIVERSITY TOURNEY

CONTESTS CONTINUED CANTERBURY’S DOUBLE. ATHLETICS AND SWIMMING. (Special to "Northern Advocate.’’) AUCKLAND, This Day.

Further competitions in the NexV Zealand University tournament were finalised vestordnv.

By winning the basketball points, Victoria wrested the title hold by Auckland since the competition was included seven years ago. The points were: —Victoria I, Auckland 2, Otago 1, Canterbury (1. L ' Canterbury was rvoll ahead on the athletic points, scoring 11, while Victoria and Otago notched 2 each and Auckland 1. Four records were broken. Canterbury was also successful in the swimming carnival hold in the Tepid Baths last night. Fight records were broken. Tournament points were .won as follows: —Canterbury 21, Otago 11, Auckland I. Results were;—■ ATHLETICS. 880 Yards.—D. F. Anderson (Canterbury 1, A. S. Henderson (Victoria) 2, 31. Hcwitson (Auckland) 3. Time, 2.3 3-3.

100 Yards. —F. H. Stephenson (Victoria) 1, P. 31. Jowctt (Canterbury) 2, R. M. 31askc!I (Otago) 3. Time, 10 1-3. .Milo walk.—D. S, Nicholson (Otago' 1, If. T. Eraser (Otago) 2, S. G. Fade (Victoria) 3. Time, 7.3 1-3. Hammer throw. —C. C. Geddis (Canterbury), 97ft -tin., 1; I. O, Borrh‘ (Otago), 90ft 7in, 2; D, S. Nicholson (Otago), 90ft I in, 3. High jump P. Hackotl (Auckland), 3ft Sin, 1; G, M. Tiffen (Canterbury), 3ft o:fin, 2; .1, Kerr (Victoria), 3ft

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440 Yards.—A. T. Anderson (Canterbury) 1, E. G. Kedgley (Auekland) 2, Ct. T. Mitchell (Aueddand) Time, :11s. One mile eyele luiudieap.—.l. H. Wade ■scr, 1; S. Webster, 70yds, 2: J. Clarke, 00yds, 0. Time, 2.20 3-o. .1000 Yards Open Handicap. —F. L. Whitten, scr, 4; B. J. Crawford, 31yds, 2; B. IT. Birtwhistlc, 10yds, 3. Time, 2.20 2-1.

120 Yards Hurdles.—McGregor (Canterbury) .1, Bowie (.Auckland) 2, Patience (Victoria) 3. Time, ICsec.

71 Yards Ladies’.—Miss I. Morice (Victoria) 1, Miss K. Wood (Victoria) 2, Miss M. Mules (Victoria) 3. .110 Yards Open Handicap.—V. R. Walker, scr, 1; W. 8, Bainbridge, 11yds, 2; R. W. Bay, 10yds, 3. Time. 11 4-ssec.

Three miles.—A. P, Thomson (Canterbury) 1, R. C. Morpeth (Victoria) 2, L. W. Rothwell (Otago) 3. Time, 11m 24 4-ls.

Javelin throw. —H. M, S. Bawson (Canterbury), l')2ft 1-Hn, 1; C. Clegg (Auckland), 140 ft 83in, 2; C. W. Harbutt (Otago), 3. The winner’s throw was. a record.

Relay race, one mile.—Victoria 1 ; Canterbury 2 Otago 3. Time, 3.44 3-5 —a, record. Tug-of-war.—Otago boat Auckland. SWIMMING. Ladies’ Championships. 50Yds free style.—Miss Y. Lovvy (Canterbury) 1, Miss E. Steele (Auckalnd) 2, Miss .1. Armstrong (Auckland) 3. Time, 3,1 3-ss—a. record. IGOYrts free style.—'Miss K. .Steele (Auckland) I, Miss J. Thomson (Ancleland) 2, Miss V. Levvy (Canterbury) 3. Time, 1.14 1-s—a, record. (id 2-3Yds ladies’ breaststroke.—Miss .1. Thomson (.Auckland) 1, Miss N. Webber (Victoria) 2, Miss R, W, Collins (Canterbury) 3. Time, 1.0 1-s—a record.

Men’s Contests. inOYds free stylo.—D. H. Byrnes (Otago) 1, D. P. Lindsay (Canterbury) 2, C. J. Mathieson (Auckland) 3. Time, 57 4-ss —a record. 220Yds free style.—D. P. Lindsay (Canterbury 1, X. Herrick (■Canterbury) 2, D, H. Byrnes (Otago) 3. Time, 2.33 3-s—a record. 440Yds free style.—D. P. Lindsay (Canterbury) 1, F. L. Clark (Otago) 2, N. Herrick (Canterbury) 3. Time, 5.37 3-s—a record. 100Yds breaststroke.—W. AL Platts (Otago) 1, IV. I. Gunii (Auckland) 2, H. C. Tremewan (Victoria) 3. Time, I. —a record. 133 l-3Yds dual relay race. —Otago 1, Canterbury 2, Auckland 3. Time, 1,50 3-s—a. record. Challenge water polo match. —Victoria, 3 goals; Auckland, 1 goal.

j CRICKET MATCH DRAWN. AUCKLAND V. VICTORIA. i (Special to •‘Northern Advocate.”) 1 AUCKLAND, This Day. The* annual cricket match between Victoria College (Wellington) ami Auckland University resulted in a draw after a splendid second innings performance hy the visitors. The Wellingtonians had made only 51 on Saturday, the home eleven replying with 203. Victoria came to light with 295 at the end of their 'knock. This left Auckland ■with 142 to score to win, but when stumps were drawn they were still nine runs short of the required number with four wickets in hand. The feature of the match was the fine total of .142 by Osborne, and an invaluable opening innings by Blandtord who had "bagged" a pair in the .Tannary ’ Plimket Shield game at Eden Park.