ATHLETICS.
SPORTS AT HORGTIU. The Horotia sports were held last Saturday. were about 500 people present. Tht> following- are the results:— Cycle Race.. 1 mile.—Tapper, I; Pankei (Auckland), 2. Cycle Race. 2 miles,—Spence, 1; Tapper, 120 Yards Open.—Taylor, 1; Abbott, 2. 220 Yards Open.—Taylor, 1; Dye, 2. 4-10 Yards Open,—Rambles, 1; Dye, 2. Graham Memorial, Standing Chop.—A. DuifelJ, 1; Richardson. 2. Underhand Chop.—Richardson, 1; Meale, 2. Time. 535. Open Hunter.—Wilson, 1: Wyllie, 2. Bending Competition.—Johnstone. 1; Patterson, 2. Potato Race (horseback).—Capamagian. I: Wyllie. 2. » Tilting the Rings.—Holmes, 1; Wilson, 2. Stockman's Race. —Johnstone, 1: CapmnaF'ag Race.—Johnstone. 1: Capamagian, 2. Consolation Hunter.—Holmes, 1; Wyllie, o Harried Men's 'Race.—Barries, 1: Colvin, 2. Weight Guessing.—C. Duffy. Throwing the Cricket Bail.—E. Bestie. Stepping the Chain.—W. Jensen. ASA AKA CLUB'S SPORTS. [Bi' TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WAIUKU, Tuesday. The Aka Aka Athletic Club's fifteenth. annual sports meeting was held at Aka Aha on Saturday. The weather was tine and there was a record attendance. The yarious events. provided a full measure of interest and excitement. The principal results were .is follow: Maiden Handicap. 100yds.—H. Esau, 1; W Noble. 2: C Bailey, 3. Haii-mile Handicap.—E. A tier, 1; B. Flarell. 2; W. Parry, 3. Aka Aka Cup. 220yds.—W, Noble, 1: Egan, 2: R. G. Mcintosh, 3. 440 Yards Handicap.—Atger, I: Eran. 2; Parry. 3. 100 Yards . Open Handicap.—First heat: Mcintosh, 1; R. McNamara. 2: A. Wright, 3. Second heat: Cr. Maxwell, 1: W. Noble, 2: G. Arridson. 3 Final: Mcintosh. 1; Maxwell. 2; McNnmnra, 3. High Jump Handicap.—C. Bailey. 1; B. Renry". 2; McNamara. 3. Maiden Underhand Choo. 12in.—A. Walters. i; B. Tonga, 2: W. Shwker. 3. ijaiden Standine- Chop. 12ia.—■First heat: J. Noble. _ 1: W. Moi!oy. 2; H. Lawrence, 3 Second beat: Tonga. 1: Walters, 2: L. Hanimond and ,T. Coe, dead heat. 3. Final: alters, 1; Noble, 2: Tonga. 3. 'Wn .Underhand Chop, 12in. —Shaker, 1: x. Noble. 2: W; to», 3: A. Hon°v. t. Opf-n Chop. 12in.—■'first heat: Clark. 1. Cr. Honev, >2; O. Johnson, 3, Second heat: A. ' Honey. 3. Final: J. Noble, I: Clark, '2; Tuffiatl, 3.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19563, 16 February 1927, Page 17
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