GATHERINGS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22071, 29 March 1935, Page 18

GATHERINGS

MEETING : AT RAM ARAM A DECLARATION OF HANDICAPS The following handicaps have been declared for events to be held at the Ramarama sports meeting to-mor-120Yds.—D. Gordon, 6yds; R. C. Buckley, L. Scott-, 6yds; H. McGuire, C. Fox, C. Anderson, 7yds; E. Plowman. BJyds; C. Jones. D. O'Connell, A. Cawdron, 9yds; E. Muir, lOydi;' H. Brady, H. Hay. 101 yds; G. Foote, K. Munro, 11yds; J. Coetar, L. Cronin, lljyds. . , ; ' - 220 Yds.— Buckley, Fox, 11yds; Scott, Gordon. 13yds; Anderson, 15yds; McGuire, 16yds; Plowman, 17yds; Jones, 18yds; Costar. 19yds; Munro, Muir, 21yds; Hay. Foote, C. Watkin. E. Fausett, Cronin, Brady, 22yds; O'Connell, 23yds. _ , , _ 440Yds.—Anderson, 20yds; Buckley, Fox. 22yds; Scott. 25yds; bowman Costar. Gordon, 30yds; Munro. McGuire, ,35yds j Fausett. 37yds; Jones, Foote, 88yds; 8. Revell, Hay. 40yds; Cronin. L. Cooper, K. Blanch, G. Blank, C. Wilson, 45yds. 880Yds.—Revell, 42yds; Anderson, Munro, Fox. 50yds; McGuire, 62yds; Plowman. 55yds; Gordon, Fausett, 65yds; A. Peterson, Cooper, 70yds; Blanch, Blank, J. McKean, 75yda. , CYCLING EVENTS The following cycling handicaps have been declared:— _ One Milo.—J. Whitten, 15yds; W. Pratney, M. Jones, 40yds- P. Bicknell, Myds; S. Ward, 80yds; A. Brass, 90yds; C. Johnson, S. Sargent, P. Aberhart, 100 yds; S. Kara, L. Mitchell, 120 yds; L. Coates, L. Craddock. W. Bicknell, R. Watson. W. Archer, 140 yds; K. Edkins. C. lule, G. Brown, 150 yds; T. Hedlund, J. Macdonald, T. Thompson. L. Harris. H. Kopu, S. Fussell, IGOyds; T. Davis, R. Morgan, W. Mona, J. Shechan, S. Brown. P. Davis. L. Henry. 170 yds Two'Miles.—J. Whitten, 20yds; W. Pratney, 60vds; M. Jbnes, 70yds; P. Bicknell, 80yds; S. Ward, 130 yds; A. Brass. 145 yds; C. Johnson, S. Sargent. P. Aberhart, 160 yds; S. Kara. 200 yds W. Bicknell. R Watson, W. Archer, 230 yds; K. Edkins, C. Yule, 250 yds; T. Hedlund. J. Macdonald, R. Kopu, S. Fussell, 270 yds;' L. Harris, T. Davis, 290 yds.

. . ' I MEETING AT KAIKOHE —— $ RECORD GATE-TAKINGS [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] .. " KAIKOHE, Thursday In spite of the prevaUing showery weather, which culminated in & tropical downpour 011 Tuesday night, gat© receipts at the Kaikohe sports yesterday were a record. The entries also were large and the finishes in both axemen's and athletic events close. Results: — AXEMEN'S EVENTS Maiden Standing Chop.—T. Witehira, 1; Jack Ma ere, 2; Peter Hetta, 3. Jephcoate Standing. Handicap Chop.—T. Witehira, li K. Gorrie, 2; E. Pehi, 3. Maiden Double-hand Baw.—Beatson and Maera, 1; Gorrie and "Wataon, 2. Handicap Double-hand Saw.—Williams and Bainbridge," 1; Gorrie and Watson, 2; Wright and Hoey, 3. _ _ . •, Handicap Standing Chop.—T. West, 1; T. Witehira. 2; N. Dunn, 3. Underhand- Chop.—L. Blowes, 1; W. Rudolph, 2: P. Hoey, 3. _ . £2O Challenge Saw.—Williams and Bainbridgfc upheld their challenge against all comers. AT HLETIC EVENTS IOOYds. Maiden Race.—P. Rogers, 1; McIndoe, 2; Blanch, 3. I ■ Diggers' Race.—B. Nisbet, 1; A. Anderson, 2;- Henwood, 3. IOOYds. Open Handicap.—J. Squire, 1; Baker, 2; Murch, 3. 880 Yds. Open Handicap.—Casseldine, 1; Preston, 2; Austin, 3. Single Ladies' Race.—Miss Beatson, .lj Miss Wright, 2; Miss Hildory, 3. Kaikohe Handicap.—Edwards, 1; ,J. Squire, 2; Preston, 3. 440 Yds. Open Handicap.—Preston, 1; Austin, 2; Hallahan, 3. ' ' 220 Yds. Open Handicap.—Squire and Preston, dead-heat, 1; Casseldine, 3. Married Ladies' Race.—Mrs. Douglas, 1. Mile Open Handicap—Austin, 1; Preston, 2; Zaninovich, 3. ISOYds. Open Consolation Handicap.—McIndoe and Lindsay, dead-heat, 1. Bandsmen's Race. —E. Wara, 1; N. Cross, 2; Ben Kapa, 3. / Boys, under 11. —Brian Heslop, ,1; R. Kooti. 2; P. Smith. 3. _ Girls, over 11— B. Robertson, 1; W. Smith, 2; J. Mcintosh, 3, Married Men's Race.—A. Douglas, 1.