ATHLETICS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17730, 15 March 1921, Page 8

ATHLETICS.

ST. PATRICK'S DAT SPORTS. The St. Patrick's Day Sports, -which -will bo hold in the Domain next Saturday, have attracted a large number of competitors, the entries fa* the Jubilee Cup, lOQvds. amateur handicip, drawing a field of 24 whiki all the other events are weli filled. In addition i to the ordinary programme, there will be a ; 60yds. challenge race for a silver cup between i two old-time champions, Jack Pickering and Kbert Skelton. A 220 yds. invitation race has been added to the programme, in which George Davidson, the champion sprinter, will attempt to break the existing record for New Zealand of 22 seconds. The following handicaps have teen declared: — 100 Yds. Amateur Handi :ap.—W. Perry W. Bouvaird 4yds., J. C. Elliott 4yds., G. E. Smith 4yds., W. T. F. K. Mason G. A. Charter. 4|yds., R. Newton 4Jyds- H- Adeane syds., N. J. Finlayson syda„ J. E. Hammond syds., R. J. Wilson syds*. B. Bouvaird s£yds„ L. O. Wrathall 55yds„ A. E. Page 6yds., D. Mdnnarney 6yda,, J. H. Lonergan 6yds.. A. D agnail 6yds.. V. Bolton 7iyds., V. Hickey 7Jyds., H. Holt Byds„ B. Fobs Byds.. B. de Thierry Syds_ J. Loft 9yds., A. Hyde 9yds. 220Yd3. Amateur Handicap.—W. Perry ecr., J, C. Elliott Syds., G. E. Smith. Byds., G. A. Charter Byds., B. Newton Byds.. R. J. Wilson 10yds., L. O. Wrathall 11yds., A. E. Page 12yds.. A. Dag-naU 12yds.. J. E. Hammond 12yds.. L. O. Gaxd 15yds.. V. Bolton loyds., H. Holt 17yds-, R. de Thierry 17yds.. J. Loft 18yd3. 44QYds, Amateur Handicap.—J. W. Olphert ®sr-»5 r -» C. F. Wren syds., J. C. Elliott 10yds., M. Flynn 12yds.. N. J. Finlayson 12yds., D. J: Williams 15yds., M Walnh 15yds„ W. Bouvaird. 10yds., J. W. Shirley 15yds., B. A. Kelly 15yds.. R. Lander 16yds., B* Bouvaird 2(fyds.. J. McKean 20yds., V. Bolton 28yds., J. Gilibanks 30yds. BSOYds. Amateur Handicap.—C. F Wren ® cr W. Olphert syds.. -C. Gregory 25yds., G W. Little 25yds.. B. White 30yds.. K. J Wren 30yds., B. Bouvaird 35yds„ J. McKean J. Gilibanks 45yds., J. W. Shirley 4oydfl.. W. Kal&ugher 65yds. One-mile Junior Cycle Handicap.—E Gar-sa-n scr., P. Lynch 40yd?., J. Handlin 40yds.. B. Hillman 60yds., 8. G. Harvey 60ys., L. S y j® C- WUiam 70yds., S Allen * r "niiiff Rn A^ 3tU T 80 ? r ds -.', L ■ Pros t 80yds., c. Ollifi.Boyds., L. Hardgraves 110 yds.. O. 120ydB„ A. Mcßurney 120 yds Two-mue Senior Cycle Handicap.—E. 1 Grant scr., J. Brodie 150 yds., R Wilson ' H. Pelham 210 yds., J. McClosky r He , rOB TT 22 °J <is - C " Freeth 240ydZ fivd?T S- w^v ndlca - p ,-~, A - F - Keenan 6yds.. T L Williams 6iyds., W. Murrav < j" t k£± da Q y ! ydfi \i W T - c: Smith Byds^ Rayn'es 12yd» 9ydS " A ' C ' SSJYds. Cash Handicap. —L. Carter 2oyds., A. L. Cathcart 30yds.. W C Smiih J? a S" i' T Watsoa 35yds.. J. L. Belehim ' 45yds.. A Lomae 45yds.. J. McKean S Cycle Handicap.— -J. Adiam £ T -' I - I «?°] den ™y^ s - W. Hills 90yds W Perry 100 yds., A. Brennan 100 yds W' Mr Uregor 100 yds V. Williams 125 yds. Two-mil© Cycle Handicap T AHI-im fr, L Holden 120 yds., W. Hills A. Brennan 170 yds.. W ¥cß w „a, tarwi Perry 190ydl, V. F rsnffi Sacred T, H^ art College Handicap.— ?K 8 T r '' Vangioni 0r 9yds d !'- W. °FW ,&• Manuway 13yds., D. Rranklin 13vds E Shalfoon 13yds.. G. Parrel 1 -fTr 14yds V" Red °^ Dn ° r r R ' , Bridger 16ydS - J ' Hand 25yda - «• SPORTS AT NGARUAWAHIA. TBY TZLEGKAPEL—OWN CORRESPONDENT.3 NGARUAWAHIA, Monday. The Mgaruawahia Athletic Club's aporta v ere he d on Saturday. ■ and proved verv B'iccessfui Results:—Chopping Events : i>run ton,, 1; Johaaisen, 2; Kin", J? here were 15 competito're. IS-in'-h standing Bloaks: A. Dufiull, 155., 1 - J) Pretty scr, 3; R. Gibbison. 30s„ 3. Underhand chop: C. Dufiull, 35a., 1; H. Johan40s*. 2: D. Pretty, scr, 3. Running events.—Maiden 100 yds: R. Pou, 1; W. /-"ayne, 2.150 yds. Cup: Booth, syds t 1; It. Pou. Byds.. 2 : Headland, ecr, 3. 120 yds. Hardies: Booth, 4yds, 1; R t Pou., Byds, 2; Headland, scr, 3. Amateur lOOydu.: Shirtliff, 1 ; Appleby, 2 . 220 yd- : Appleby and ohirtlifi (dead heat), 1 ; Graves and Main h*at). 2400 yds. : Shirtliff, 1; Appleby, 2. SwiSnming.—7syds.: Hall. 1; L. Brown, 2. Sack race: Nicol. 1: Berrimau. 2. Tossing the sheaf: Pedersen, 1. Putting the shot: A. Duflul!, 1. Boys' race: L. Brown, 1- High jump: Booth, 1; McMillan. 2. Returned soldiers' race: Hutt, 1: Shirtliff, 2; Booth, 3. Married men's race: Hutt, 1; Mather, 2. Married women's race: Mrs. McLean. 1. Singl© women's raoe.: Miss Graves, 1. Threading the neodle race: R. Pou, 1. SPORTS AT GLENBROOK. The annu&i eports of the Glenbrook Athletic Club -will be held on Thursday. March 31. The programme of events is varied and interesting, and good prizes arc offered. A social will be held in the Glenbrook Hall in the evening. Nominations for the athletic events close on March 19.