NEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL SPORTS
These sports were held in the Domain yesterday. The weather was delightfully cool, and the different events were keenly contested. The prizes were valuable and handsome. The school cup was a beautiful piece of workmanship, and was purchased at Messrs. T. and 8. Aiorrin's. The parents of the pupils and friends subscribed liberally, as well as presented valuable prizes for competition. The following are the events and results : — Handicap (lOOyda). Ist prize, cricket ball, gift of Mr. Isaacs ; 2nd, breast pin.— W. Hamley, scratch ; Colo, 2yds ; Holland and Froude, 4yds. Holland, 1 ; Hamley, 2. School Cop, first heat 100 yards. Ist prize, cup ; 2nd, knife with six pieces, and German coin, the gift of Mr. Fleming— Wood, scratch ; Smith and Dickey, 4yds ; iW. Hamley, Gyds; Holland and Froude, 7yds; Cole, Syds. Smith, 1 ; Wood, 2; Dickie, 3. Second heat: Wood, scratch ; ( Smith and Dickey, syds ; Holland, Syds ; and Cole, 9yds. Smith, 1 ; Wood, 2. Smith was the winner of the cup. He gained the second heat by little more than a foot. Back of 100 yauds, for boys under thirteen years of age. Ist prize, "Every Boy's Annual," the gift of Mr. Meara; 2nd, 3s 6d. 6. Hamley and McMurray, scratch; Holland, 1 yard ; Scott, 5 ; John Dickey, Watkins, Kedshaw (2) and Rayner, 6 ; James Dickey, 15. James Dickey, 1 ; G. Hamley, 2. 100 Yauds Rack, for boys under eleven years of age. Ist prize, 2s fid ; 2nd, Is Gd. — Kedshaw, scratch ; Hewlett, Gyds ; James Diokey, 7yds. Redshaw, 1 ; Dickey, 2. Quakteu-milk Hack. Ist prize, silver pencil case ; 2nd, 4s. —Wood, scratch Dickey and Smith, 9yds ; G. Hamley and Froude, 22£ yds ; Trenwith, 30yds. Dickey, 1; Smith, 2. Half mile Handicap : Ist prize, telesoope ; 2nd, ss. Diokey and Wood, scratch ; G. Hamley, 45yds ; Cole, 50yds ; Trenwith, 60yds. Hamley, 1 ; John Dickey, 2. Handicap of 150 Yards : Ist prize, fat lamb, the gift of Mr. Wood ; 2nd, box of paints, W. Hamley, scratch ; G. Hamley, Froude, Trenwith, Holland, and Watkius. 2yds; Scott, 3yds. G. Hamley, 1; Holland, 2. Two Milks Walking Handicap.—-Ist prize, "Boys' Own Annual;" 2nd, s*. Wood and Dickey, scratch ; Waterhouae (20yds); Cole, 45yds. Waterhouse, 1; Wood, 2. Handicap of 2CO Yauds.— lst prize, five bantams, gift of Master Ford ; 2nd, 2s 0.1. Dickey, scratch ; Froude, Colo, and Trenwith, 10yds ; Scott, 12yds. Dickey, 1; Cole, 2. Siamese Race, 100 Yardk.—Prize, ss. Holland and G. Hamloy, John Dickey and S. Watkino, Cole and W. Hamley, Waterhouse and Froude, Scott and Redshaw. Scott and Redshaw, 1. Too of War. Prize, six knives, the gift of Mr. Dickey.—Wood's team : Wood, Waterhouse, Rayner, Holland, G. Hamley, McMurray. Dickey's team : Dickey, Smith, Froude, Cole, W. Hamley, Trenwith. Wood's team gained. Consolation Rack. Ist prize, 33 ; 2nd, 2a. —Froude, scratch ; Trenwith, 2yds ; Watkins, 3yds; Redshaw and Rayner, syds. Watkins, 1 ; Trenwith, 2.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7904, 24 March 1887, Page 6
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471NEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL SPORTS New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7904, 24 March 1887, Page 6
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