AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21116, 25 February 1932, Page 16

AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

TECHNICAL CLUB'S EVENTS. The Technical College Old Boys' Amateur Athletic Club will hold its annual championship meeting next Saturday on the Ellerslie R«serve>. A full programme of events will be held and local residents will have the opportunity of seeing eome of Auckland's best amateur athletes in action. In addition to the club championships, three events, 100 yds, SSOyds and a one-mile cycle race, have been arranged for members of the Ellerslie Club. RELAY RACE COMPETITIONS. The 3Ccond relay rare competitions n{ the season were held at the Domain last evening under excellent conditions, before a largo attendance. The 440 yards was easily won by the Auckland Club in 45 4-ss, while University scored a good win in tho one mile medley from Technical, with Auckland third. Kedgley finished well in the final run of BPO yards to -defeat Montgomery by inches. The Auckland Indies scored narrowly from the Ellerslie team in the ladies' 4)0 yards relay. Results were as follows - - * 110 Yards Relay. Auckland (Meredith. Roberts. Miinro. Elliott). I; Technical. 2; Lyundale. 3. Time. 45 4-ss. Six teams started. 440 Yards Ladies. — Auckland, 1; Ellerslie. 2. Time. 51 4 ss. One Mile Medley. University (Garlick. Morgan, Mitchell. Kedgley). I : Technical. 2; Auckland, 3. Time, 3m 445. Six teams started. HAMILTON CLUB'S EYFA'IS [FROM OI'R OWN CORRESPONDENT.'I HAMILTON. Wednesday. Three everts were decided at the fortnight l.v meeting of the Hamilton Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club at Steelo Park last evening. Following were the results:— 75Yds Handicap. B. Laird, 10yds, 1; N. Roberts and E. McKenzie, oyds. dead heat, 2. Tim*, 8 2-ss. 880 Yds Handicap.—A. H. Malcolm, 25yds, 1 : D. Silvester, 05yds, 2: J. C. Thompson, scr. 3. Time. 2m 2 2-ss. 220 Yds Handicap. J. Reid, 10yds, 1; F. Yoyre, lOyils, 2; E. McKenzie, 24yds. 3. Time, 21 3 ss.