BOY SCOUTS' RAILLY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18537, 23 October 1923, Page 8

BOY SCOUTS' RAILLY.

GATHERING AT HAMILTON. [by telegraph.—-own oiartEsroTOßNT.] HAMILTON. Monday. " 'There was a large attendance at the Hamilton Lake Reserve to-day, when' a ■ programme of competitions and sports was submitted by a large number of Boy , Scouts from Auckland ,and : all parts of South Auckland. The Matamata Boy Scouts' Brass Band rendered a musical . programme., One interesting pari of . the < .'-. ■ day's display ' was the combined circularfl rally. On ■ the command being given, the' patrols moved i off, forming a large; circle. > - The ' movement i was performed ;at tha ' double, each"patrol rushing in, cheering and giving their patrol cries. The Dominion vhaka was given, as well as de- " monstrations of first-aid work I and of bridee-building. The results, we're as follows: _'...' Relay Race.—Grey. Lynn, 1; Cambridge, 2; semaphore signalling (individual reading), G. Carter (Grey Lynn), 1; J. Bisley (Grey Lynn), :2 ; Gilfillan (St. Albans), ; ' - 3 : Tribblo (Onehunea), 4; Morse ; signalling (indiviual reading), G. Carter; (Grey Lynu), 1; Sea Scouts, 2; semaphore : station, Matamata, 1; 'Morse . station, Southern Cross', -1; tug-of-war, ' Grey Lynn, 1 Southern Cross, 2; bridgebuilding, Southern : Cross, 1; first-aid , stretcher work, Sea \ Scouts, ,1; "-. St. .' / Albans, 2; St. Aidan's, 3 ;'■■ final' lOOyds., Rhodes, I; Skelton,': 2; Cameron, 3; quarter■ staff, Hynson; 1; . Croft," 2« Grant,: 3; half-mile, final, Blade, ; 1;-/ '<■ Tippmsr, ;2; ■ Garden,; 3; ,;wreii!tline, over Bst., Hyhsbn, 1; ,'B'ecsley, 2; , Skelton, 3; wrestling, under Bst., D'>nmin, 1; Johnson, ", 2: -. Whittaker, 3 ■' first-aid, individual, Rogers, I; Whittaker and Tribble, a tie, 2. .