AMATEUR ATHLETICS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21462, 8 April 1933, Page 16

AMATEUR ATHLETICS

RELIEF CARNIVAL TO-DAY

A fine programme of events has been arranged for the athletic and cycling carnival to be held at the Western Springs Stadium this afternoon, in aid of relief of distress in Grey Lynn. Several attempts vjll be made on 2ifew Zealand records, N. F. Cooper will attempt to break Randolph Rose's six-year-old record of 9m 20 1-133 for the two miles; both H. R. 13wight and L. Dwight will attempt R. G. I' oubister's one-mile unpaced cycle record, while M. P. Byrnes will attempt to create a New Zealand one-mile tandem record. All the leading athletes and cyclists will be competing. Handicaps declared by Air. A. Moon for the running, events are:— 100 Yards.—-Elliot, scr; Walker, 2yds; Garlick, 2{yds; Hook, Bainbridge, 3yds; Meredith, 4yds; Batty, Roberts. 4Jyds; Warren. Jones. Mitchell, syds; Kedgley; siyds: Lusby, Giyds; Millar, 7yds: Stevenson. Olliver, Dawson, Bennett. Kerr-Taylor, 7b'ds; Bowie, Byds; Harvie, Burton, 9yds; Armistead, Oiyds; Hiscock. J. Clarke. Day. Brown, 10yds; Barton. 12yds. 440 Yards.—Bainbridge, ecr; E. Kedgley. syds; G. T. Mi'tchell, Meredith, 10yds; Ball, Campbell, 16yds; Sayers, 18yds; Garlick, Hook, Kerr-Taylor, Stevenson, 20yds; Les. Barker, Harvie, Jones, 22yds; Healy, 24yds; Whitmore, 30yds; Crawford. McNiel, 32yds; Andrews, 34yds; Naden. 42yds. 880 Yards.—L. Barker, scr, Valder, Byds; Mackenzie, 12yds; Campbell, 20yds; G. T. Mitchell. Ball, Sayers, 24yds; L C. Barker, 28yds; Hewitson, McDougall, McNiel. Whitmore, 35yda; Andrews, Crawford, Harvie. W. Kedgley, 38yds; Dunn. A. R. Hill, D. Mitchell, 40yds; Dolan, 42yds; Rowe, 45yds: McLoughlin, Naden, 60yds. One ' Mile.—Cooper, scr; Valder, 40yds; Mackenzie, 65 yds; Birtwhistle, Francis. 85yds; Campbell, Nicholson. 95yds : L. C. Barker, Andrews, D. Mitchell. McDougall,. 125 yds: McNiel, 130 yds; Dolan, D.unn, W. Kedgley, McLoughlin, 135y<ls. Two Miles.—Cooper. scr; Nicholson. 140 yds; Francis, 150 yds; Andrews, 160 yds: Hazard, 170 yds; Whitmore. 180 yds: Bainbridge. 190 yds; D. Mitchell, 200 yds. 880 Yards Walk.—Cameron, ecr: Rogers, 4s: Holmes. Laird, 14s: Killeen, May. 16s: Adams, 20s. 100 Yards, Ladies'.—Mrs. Harris, Bcr: Misses Thomas, 24yds; McConnell, 3yds: Armour, 4yds; Reynolds. syds: Younsr. 6yds; Mrs. Moore, Misses Browne, Scouller, 7yds; Scott, Harvey. Tilby. Byds. CYCLING EVENTS Handicaps declared for the cycling events by Mr. J. Auckram are:— Half-mile.—H. R. Dwight. L. H. Dwight. Byrnes, Gordon, ecr; Bellini, Foubister. Andrews, Nicholson, 20yds; Wheelhouse. Hughes, Taylor, 25yds; McLachlan, Casey. 30yds; Browne, G. P. Clark. Baird. 35yds; Allen, 40ydB; Markham, S. Pinfold. C. Johnson, Webster, 45yds. Hognn, D. Pinfold, Dick, 50yds; C. Hansen, J. W, Clark, J. G. Morris, K. N. Clark. 55yds; Fisher. Hall, A. F. Johnson, 60yds"; C. A. Clarke. 70yds; Castell, 75yds; Crocker. Rose. A, Dwight, E. D. Morrjs. 80yds; Tate. Mosheim, Melville. 85yds; E. R. Hansen. 90yds; Linn, 120 yds; English, 130 yds. Two Miles.—H, R. Dwight, L. H. Dwight. Gordon, Byrnes, scr; Bellini, 50yds: Foubister. Andrews. Wheelhouse. Hughes. Nicholson, 70yds; Taylor. 80yds; McLachlan. Browne, G. P. Clark. Baird, Casey. 90yds; Allen. 100 yds: Markham, 110 yds: S. Pinfold, l?0yds: Hotjan. C. Johnson. Webster, 130 yds; D. Pinfold, 140 yds; C. Hansen. 150 yds: J. W. Clark. Dick, lßOyds: J. G. Morris, K. N. Clark, 170 yds; Fisher. 180 yds; Hall. A F. Johnson. C. A. Clarke 100 yds; Crocker. 210 yds; Castell. E. D. Morris, 220 yds; A. Dwicrht. 2''ovds; Rose. 240 yds; E. R. Hansen. Tate, 250 yds: Mosheim, Melville, 260 yds; Linn. 300 yds: English. 350 vis. Five Miles Scratch Pace.— H. R. Dwight. L. H. Dwicrht, Byrnes. Gordon. Bellini. C. Hansen, Webster, C. Johnson Fou'iisler. Markham, Casey. Andrews. Hughes, Nirholsnn, Bnird, G. P. Olnt-V. Browne, Taylor. McLachlan, Castell, J. W. Clark, C. A. Clarke. Dick, J. G. Morris. Fisher, Hall. UNIVERSITY OLUB FINAL INTER-FACULTY RESULT The final event of the University interfaculty programme—44oyds hurdles—was held at the Domain last evening, the result being:—Ball, 1; Healy, 2; Bavie and Mitchell, dead-heat, 3. Time, 595. This result leaves Commerce the winner in the inter-faculty contest with 52 points, other points being. Science and Engineering. 48; Arts, 38; Law, 20; Training College. 12.