SCHOOLBOY ATHLETES
MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR T. KER SENIOR CHAMPION TWO MORE RECORDS BROKEN Perfect weather and a firm track favoured the second day of the Mount Albert Grammar School annual sports at the Domain yesterday. There was a large attendance of parents and friends, who witnessed some excellent racing. Two records were broken during the afternoon, and tunes were consistently good. T. Ker, who had broken three records the previous day, broke the 440 yards open championship record of 53 3-5» in 53 l-ss, and 11. Harrison won the 880 yards championship under 16 in 2m 14 3-ss, the previous record l)eing 2m 16 3-ss. The senior championship was won easily by T. Ker with 25 points, J. Smallfield being second with 10. H. Harrison won the intermediate championship with 12 points, followed by L. Sprague with 6 2.;), while the junior champion was L. McDonald with 20 points, H. Needham, 15, being second. Afternoon tea was served on the grandstand by the staff and pupils of the Epsom Gills' Grammar School. Results are as follows:
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS 100 Yards, open.—Ker, 1; Cooper, 2; Grant, Time, 10 3-ss. 220 Yards, open.—Ker, 1; Cooper, 2; Willis. 3. Time, 24 3-ss. 440 Yards, open.— Ker, 1; Stephenson, 2; D'Ath Weston. 3. Time, 53 l-ss—a record. 880 Yards, open.—Ker. 1; D'Ath Weston, 2. Time, 2m 13 2-ss. 120 Yards Hurdles, open.—Smallfield. 1; Meyer, 2; Stacey, 3. Time, 17s. High Jump, open.—Smallfield, 1; Meyer and Overton, equal, 2. Height, sft 2ia 100 Yards, under 17.—Kingstone, X; Mills, 2; Higgison, 3. Time, 11 2-ss. 100 Yards, tinder 16.—Mottram, 1; Martin, 2; Mills, 3. Time. 11 2-ss. 880 Yards, under 16.—Harrison, 1; Riddling. 2; Laird. 3. Time,. 2m 14 3-5a —a record. High Jump, under 1(5. —Sprague, 1; Robinson, 2; Harrison, 3. Height, 4ft 9'iin. 100 Yards, under 15.-—Kingston, 1; Cribble. 2; Nicholas. 3. Time, 11 3-ss._ 100 Yards, under 14J. —First semi-final: Needham, 1; Smith, 2; Mardle, 3. Time, 11 3-ss. Second semi-final: L. McDonald, 1; Peters, 2, Marshall, 3. Time, lis. Final: L. McDonald, 1; Peters, 2; Needham, 3. Time, 11 3-ss. 220 Yards, under 14}.—L. McDonald, 1; Needham, 2; Smith, 3. Time, 20 4-ss. 410 Yards, under 14!. —L. McDonald, 1; Needham, 2; Sage, 3. Time, 64 2-s>. 100 Yards, under 14.—Peters, 1; N. McDonald, 2; Liversidge, 3. Time, 12 l-ss. 100 Yards, under 13.—Oswald, 1; Nicholls, 2; Boddy, 3. Time, 13s. Old Boys, 100 Yards.—Hook, 1; Miller, 2; Healy, 3. Time. 10 2-ss. Old Boys, 440'Yards.—Healy, '1; Miller. 2; Hook and Crawford, dead-heat, 3. Time, 54 3-ss. Tug of War.—School House, X. Relay Race. Third Forms.—3 Co., 1; 3 Science. 2; 38, 3. Time, 4m 19 3-ss. Relay Race, Third Forms.—3Coms., 1; 3 4 Science. 3. Relay Race, Fifth and Sixth Forms.—6 Remove A, 1; GA, 2; 6 Remove B, 3. Time, 3m 30 3-ss. HANDICAP EVENTS 100 Yards, open.—Leland, Doull, 2; Cooper, 3. Time, 10 4-ss. 220 Yards, open.—Doull, 1; Henderson, 2; Cooper, 3. Time, 24 l-ss. One Mile. open.—List, 1; Blomfield, 2; Clark, 3. Time, 4m 455. 120 Yards Hurdles.—Smallfield, 1; Rutho, 2; MacFarlane, 3. Time, 18 l-ss. 880 Yards, under 17.—Martyn. 1; Kingatone, 2: Vahry. 3. Time, 2m 20 2-ss. 100 Yards, under 17.—First semi-final: Gordon, 1; Berry, 2; Webster, 3. Time, 11 2-ss. Second semi-final: Kingstone, 1; Mills, 2; Rhodes, 3. Time 10 4-ss. Final: Kingstone, 1; Rhodea, 2; Mills and Gordon, dead-heat. 3. Time, lis. 220 Yards, under 17.— Higgison, 1; Vahry, 2; Takle, 3. Time, 255. 100 Yards, under 16.—First semi-final: Mills, X: Hemus, 2; Martin, 3. Time, 11 l-ss. Second semi-final: Baumer, 1; Mottram, 2; Potts. 3. Time, 11 2-ss. Final: Mottram, 1; ! Clark, 2; Mills, 3. Time, 11 2-ss. 220 Yards, under 16.—Mottram, X; Mills, 2; Boyle, 3. Time;, 255. , 440 Yards, under 16.—Harrison, 1; Bethall. 2; Singleton, 3. Time, 58 2^ss. 120 Yards Hurdles, under 16. —Kronfeld, 1; Kingstone, 2; Nicholas, 3. Time, 19 2-ss. 880 Yards, under 15. —Kemp, 1; Clark, 2; List. 3. Time, 2m 27 2-ss. . 100 Yards, under 15.—First semi-final: Ellernx, 1; Kingßtone, 2; Smith, 3. lime, 11 1-os. Second semi-final: Raynes. 1; Gribble, 2; Dowden, 3. Time, 11 3-ss. Final: Kingstone, 1; Ellerm, 2; Raynes, 3. Time, H 3-ss. ' >T , r 220 Yards, under 15.—Dowden, .1: ft. McDonald, 2; Edgerly, 3. Time, 27 4-ss. 100 Yards, under 14.—First senu-final: Peters, 1; McLiskey, 2; Meyer, 3. Time, 11 4-ss. Second semi-final: Raynes, 1; Tremlctt, 2; Steele, 3. Time. 11 4-ss. Final: Raynes, 1; Peters, 2; Tremlett, 3. Time, XI X-ss. _ „ T , 220 Yards, under 14.—Walbran, 1; Liversidge, 2; Bindon, 3. Time, 30 3-ss. 100 Yards, under 13.—Boddy, 1; Oswald, 2: Uffindel and Penman, dead-heat, 3. Time, 12s. ' 220 Yards, under 13.— Boddy, 1; Roberts, 2; Noble and Penman, dend-heat, 3. lime, 29 4-ss. Bicycle Race, under 16, one mile.—Cunningham, 1; Healy, 2; Waygood, 3. Time, 2m 45 "- 1 TT J -I Bicycle Race, open, one mile. —Hedges, l; Dick, 2; Johnstone. 3. Time, 2m 39 3-ss. 440 Yards Walk, open.—Bremner, 1; Boyle, 2; Wallace, 3. . . . Small Boys' Race.—First genu-final: Raynes. X; Mardle, 2; Johansen, 3. Time, 12 4-ss. Second semi-final: Batkin, 1; Peters, 2; Moller, 3. Time. 12 l-ss. Final: Raynes, 1- Moller, 2; Boddy, 3. Time, 12s. Old Boys' Mufti Race— Finlayson, 1; Coldham, 2; Heerdigen, 3.
OTAHTJHU TECHNICAL SPORTS HOUSE TROPHY TO HOBSON The first annual sports of the Otahuhu Technical High School were held yesterday in the presence of a. large number of parentß and visitors. Championship events for the senior and junior boys were run off and a house points trophy was ulso competed for. A few events were held over, but the results cannot materially affect the house placings, which were:—Hobson, 271 points, 1: Grey, 198, 2; Seddon, 160, 3; Massey, 129, 4. In the senior championship, which was not completed, G. Morley leads with 29 points, O. McManus being next with 25. The championship results were:— Boys, under 1G years.—looyds: Morley, 1: Moffitt, 2; McManus, 3. 220yd8: Morley, 1:. McManus, 2; Grey, 3. 440 yds: McManus, 1; Morley, 2; llobinson, 3. 880 yds: Morley, 1; McManus, 2; Fulham, 3. One mile: Morley. I; Fulham, 2; Ferguson, 8. Hop, step and jump: McManus, 1; Mofiitt, 2; Gilmore, 3. Long jump: McManus, 1; Gilmore, 2; Morley. 3. Hurdles: Morley, 1; McManus, 2; Fulham, 3. Under 14 J years.—3ooyds: Thornton, 1; Revell, 2; Patterson, 3. 220 yds: McManus, 1; Paterson, 2; llevoll, 3. 440 yds: McManus, 1; Ferguson, 2; Jones, 3. 880 yds: McManus, 1; Little. 2; Ferguson. 3. One mile: McManus. X: Little. 2: Vcrrall, 3: Hop. step nnd jump: Knight, 1; Milligan, 2; Paterson, 3. Long jump: Thornton, 1; Knight, 2; Revell, 3. Hurdles: McManus, 1; Paterson, 2; Thornton, 3. A. McManus, 25 points. 1; H. Thornton, 11. 2. Under 334 years.—looyds: Burns, 1; Ayling. 2; Gregory, 3. 220 yds: Burns, 1; Aylingi 2; Gow, 3. 410 yds: Ayling, 1; Burns, 2; Collins, 3 . 880 yds: Ayling, 1; Collins, 2; Embling, 3. Long jump: Collins, 1; Burns, 2; Goodyer, 8. Hurdles: Gow, 1; Cooper, 2; Gregory, 3. Unfinished, Burns and Ayling being equal with 10 points. Under 121 years.—7syds: Bridge, 1: Maxwell, 2; McManus. 3; 220 yds: Thornton, 1; McManus, 2; Patrick, 3. 440 yds: McManus, 1; Bridge, 2; Johns, 3. 880 yds: McManus, 1; Bridge. 2; Johns, 3. Long jump: Johns. 1: Cammell. 2; Cooper, 8. P. McManus leads with 34 points, D. Bridge being next with 11 points. The handicap events resulted:— Under 1G years.—looyds: Hardie, 1; Garland, 2; Ranum, 3. 200ydB: Ranum, 1; Moffitt, 2; Burman, 3. 440 yds: Clayton. 1; Mitchell, 2; Penman, 3. 880 yds: Fenton, 1; Robinson. 2: Cutfield, 3. Hurdles: Garland. 1: Rhodes, 2; Dew. 3. Under 144 years.—looyds: Revell, 1: Brook, 2; Milligan, 3. 220 yds: R. Jones, 1; Revell, 2; Milligan, 3. 440 yds: Revell. 1; 11. Jones, 2: Brewer. 3. 880 yds: Livingstone. 1; Verrnll. 2; Wright, 3. Hop. step and jump: Milligan, I; Verrall, 2; Patterson, 3. Long iump: Revell, 1; Jones. 2: Brewer. 3. Hnrdles: Jones. 1; Millicnn, 2: Brewer, 3. Under 131 years.—looyds: Douglas, 1; Gow. 2: Williams. 3. 220 yds: Dounrlas. 1! Williams, 2; Irvine, 3. 440 yds: Douglas, 1: Harvey, 2; Finlnyson, 3. 880 yds: 11cKenzie, 1; Finlayson. 2; Tasker, 3. Long lumn: Dudlev, 1; McConnochie. 2; Brown. 3. Hurdles: Cooper, 1; Irvine, 2; Hnvdon, 3. Under 121 yeers.—7syds: K. Knight, 3; 1 1 -. Knight, 2; Greenwood, 3. 440yda: McMn.nus, 3 ; Honrs, 2; Higginson. 3. 880vds: Bridge, 1; McManus, 2; Tomes. 3. Long jump: loines, 1; Hosking, 2: Cotton, 3.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21454, 30 March 1933, Page 12
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