PERSONNEL OF N.Z. GAMES TEAM

Northern Advocate, 15 January 1938, Page 6

PERSONNEL OF N.Z. GAMES TEAM

[Special To "Northern. Advocate"} AUCKLAND. This Day.

Prior to the departure of the Auckland members of the Empire Games team, they will be tendered a farewell on Monday by Sir George Richardson, who will officiate in the absence of the Mayor. Sir Ernest Davis, who is on holiday.

New Zealand representatives at the Games will be:—

Track and field.—Quarter-mile: A. J. Sayers; throwing the hammer, J. G. Leckie; throwing the javelin. Miss M. Mitchell; 100 yards and 220 yards. Miss D. Lumley.

Swimmers.—loo yards free-style, P. Hanan; 110 yards backstroke, P. E. Mathieson; 440 yards and 1650 yards free-style, N. Crump: 440 yards freestyle. Miss M. Ley don. Cyclists.—loo metres sprint and time trial, R. T. Taylor: 10 miles paced, A. G. Patrick; road event, J. Brown, R. Trincr. Yachtsmen.—C. M. Demies, T. Robertson. J. McAndrew.' J. Frankham, W. S Robertson. R. W. Cox. B. E. Kitchener. A. G. Taylor (Manene); E. Carr, A. Willetts, R, Allely, W. Lewis. C. Bennett. G. McKeown Urina); B. Schmidt. J. Stenbeck, C. Tippett, R. Skclton. A. Morey (Riptide); E. L. Hardman, H., Cleghorn. P. Aldred, J.

Holland. A. McDonald. R. Angus. C. Hardman (Vaalele). Bowlers.—W. Whittaker (Carlton), A. E. Whitten (West End), Dr. R. S. Whiteside (Waiuku), H. C. Clarke J. W. T. Macklow (Onehunga), W. Bremner (West End), H. A. Robertson, F. Livingstone (Onehunga); W. Pomeroy, S, R. Hawken, I. S. Anchor, G. B. Evans (Hamilton); A. H. Chambers (Mt. Eden). E. J. Gatland (Onehunga), F. Layzell (Devonporl), W. A. Davis (Ml. Eden); E. Leech, A. Coutts (Carlton), W. P. Rankin (New Lynrrt, W. Ure (Auckland); R. J. Carbines. J. I. Griffiths, R. F. Somervell, E. Jury (Ponsonby); H. F. Rogers (Ngaruawahia), G. D. Robertson (Gisborne), L. L. Macey (Remuera), E. Dennison (Balmoral); W. Skinner (West End), I. B. Proud (Carlton), H. J. Bray (Remuera), G. R. Hosking (Carlton), G. B. Osmond (Auckland), J. Clarkson (West End).

Oarsmen—Single sculls. R. B. Smith; eight. O. W. Dennison.

The New Zealand party will leave by the Awatea on Tuesday from Auckland. The games are due to commence on February 5 in Sydney.