AMATEUR ATHLETICS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 11

AMATEUR ATHLETICS

LYNNDALE CLUB'S MEETING The' Lynndale Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club "will hold its second points meeting at New: Lynn on Saturday, cycling events to start at 2 o'clock and athletic events at 2.30 : o'oloct. Handicaps are as follows: . ' ATHLETIC EVENTS . ' ' Funhell." «cr;. Cargill. Iyd: Riley, Swinburnn, Biyda: -McGregor, Sten* son, 4yds; West. Arraistcad, 4Jyds: McCombie, syds; Creep.' 7yds'; J. Fuhnell. 7}yds; Briggs, Miiy,-Simpson,. Byds; Dolan, Browne, 9yds; Cairns, 10yds; Anderson. ■ ,C. Funnell, Chappell, Dunkley, Harris, Fricke'r, 11yds; Baker, Bitfdon. 12yds; Johnston. Richie, Price, Double, 13yds. 440Yds.—McOmbie, scr:_ N. Funnell, McGregor, 3yds; Careill, Armistead, syds; "West, Briggß, Swinburne, Byds: Browne, 12yds: J. Funnell. Greep, Dolan, Crompton, 18yds; Simpson, 22yds; Harris, Anderson, 26yds: Baker, 28ydi; Dunkley, 30yds; Bindon, Heron, 35yds. 880Yds.—McCombie. scr; Briggs. 6yds: Browne, Swinburne, 12yds; McGregor. 20yds; Crompton, 22yds:. Dolan, 28yds; Lydiard. Harris, 80yds; Armiiifcead. "West. Baker. 45yds; Anderson, 48yds: J. Funnell. Johnston, Frickor, 55yds: Dunkley, 65yds; Heron. Bindon,. 85yds. ' / One and a-half Miles.—Briggs. sor; Browne. 25yds; Cromptotf, 45yds; Lydiard. 90yds; Dolan, 100 yds; McCombie, 120 yds: Baker, Swinburne. Harris, 140yde; Anderson, 160 yd«; Dunkley; Johnston, 200 yds: Bindon. 270 yds; Heron. 810 yds. , Mile "Walk.—May, scr: Dolan, 15s; Horon, 255; Camplin. Woodcock, Johnston, ■ 70s 76Yds Ladies'.—Misses Thomas, D. Lumley, scr: E. Lumley, Lorigan, 21yds: FotByth, Woods, Young. Perkinson, Bowser. 4yds; Herdson, Smith.- Tanavitcb, Sutcliffe, syds; Clark, Billman. Godfrey, 6yds; Bull, 7yds. IOOYds Ladies'.—Misses Thomas, D. Lumley, scr; E. Lumley, Lorigan, 4yds; Forsyth. Woods, Young. Perkinson, Bowser, 6yds: Smith, 7yds; Herdfeon,. Tanavitch, Sutcliffe. Byds; Billman, Clark. Godfrey, 9yd«: .Bull. 11yds. ■ < ' : . CYCLING EVENTS , Following are the for junior events of quarter-mile, three-quarter-mile and 11 miles respectively:—G. R. Holton, C. Breeze, scr, scr. scr; E. J. Carr.. 10yds. 20yds, 35yds; 'L. Whyle, L. R. Johnstone. H. Davies, 15yds, 80yds, 55yds; H, P. Hawke, O. Webb. R. J. Hudson. 20yds. 50yds, 100 yds; R. Kircher, M. N. GallOway. K, G. Walker, H. Skinner, C.' Williams. 35yds. 100 yds, 190 yds; L. A. Hawke, 45yds. 160 yds, 840 yds. Ili ' - ! Handicaps for senior events of on« mile, two miles and three miles are as follows: C. R : . Gooder, E. L. G. Hughes, scr, sor. ,scr: K. Hankin. 8. Aldereon, 30yds. 45yds. 60yds: W. Willis, 40yds, 60yds, 80yds: A. F. Johnson, E. P. Smith, 70yds, 110 yds. 140 yds; B. B. Scott ,N. Helliwell, 80yds, 125 yds. 160 yds; E. W. Bates, J. Hutton, A. Davies, R. Dowsing. A. Hardman, SOyda. 140 yds, ISOyds; G. Helliwell, L. Farrant. G. C oc ' ,riine > H. J. Robertson, 110 yds, 160 yds. 210 yds; J. Ainsworth, G. K. Cook. R. EU Lupton, I3ovds. IDOyds, 250 yds; G. Stewart. 150 yds. 220vds, 290 yds; G. Cum mings, P. J. Lupton. 170 yds, 260 yds, -330 yds: B. Munna, C. Caddy, 200 yds, 800 yds, 380 yds. A three-miles open race will also bo held. Post entries will be received.

MEETING AT PAPATOETOE The popularity of the weekly athletic night meetings held by the Papatoetoe Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club under floodlights was reflected in' the large fields competing on Tuesday evening. In several of the sprints and middle-distance races five heats were necessary to separate tho fir.alists from the competitors, who numbered close on 30. The cycle events wero also contested by large fields, and over 40 cyclists competed during the evening. Details of results are as follows: PUNNING , EVENTS 75Yds.—Fifct heat: A. Patterson (Byds), 1; T. Blockley (scr),i 2: V. Smytheman (Iljyds), 8. Second heat: E. Whitten (Byds), 1; L. Ducker (7yds), 2; S. Lusby (2yds), 8/ Third -heat: C. Naden (SJyds), 1: S. Haddock-(syds). 2; I. Waby (Byds), 8. Fourth heat: M. Harris (4yds), 1; A. Martin- (6yds), 2; A. Lambert ißyds), 8. Final: Whitten, I; Patterson, 2; Blockley, B*. Time, 'Bs. ? • 220 Yds.—A grade, boys, first heat: E. Boggs (scr). 1; N. Lincoln (12yds). 0. Second heot: A. Docherty (2yds), 1; G. Hutchings (Byds), 2. Final: Docherty, 1; Boggs, 2; Lincoln. 8. B grade, boys, first heat: I. McLean (18yds 1 , 1; H. McLean (Byds). 2; .C. McKenzie (3ydsl, 3. Final: 1, McLean! 1; H. McLean, 2. 150 Yds.—Juniors: T. Barton (2yds), 1; A. Breed (7yds), 2; K. Civil (3yds), 8. Seniors, first heat: T. Blockley (scr), 1; A. Martin (Byds), 2\: I. Waby (15yds), 8. Second lieat: E. Whitten (13yds), 1; S, Lusby (2ydS), 2; C. Naden (4yds), 8. Third heat: jM. Harris (4yds), 1: S. Thompson (13yds). and L. Ducker (7yds), equal, 2. Fourth heat: S. Haddock (7yds), 1; G. Morley (syda), 2. Fifth heat: A. Patterson (16yds), 1: Wordsworth. 2. Final: Patterson, I; Blockley, 2: Whitten, 3. 90Yds, Ladies.—Mrs.' M. Moore (syds), 1; Miss M. .Grinrod (scr), 2. '44oYds.—A grade: A. , Martin (10yds), 1; D. Rhodes (20ydp), 2; S. Haddock (12vds), 3. Time, 58 4-5s B grade: W. Meudowe (10yds). I: H. Thompson (SOyds), 2. Time, 61 3-55.. Three-quarter Mile.—R. French (10yds), 1; S. Thompson (45yds), 2; D. Collecutt (85yds), 8. Time, 3m 455. CYCLING EVENTS Three-quarter Mity.—First hoat : : R. Taylor (scr), 1; J. Cochrane (45ydB), 2; K. Mclnnarney' (35yds)', 'B. Second heat: W. Bayly (40yd8). 1; B. 3 Mclnnarney (ecr), 2: A. Vazey (65yds), 3, Third hedt: M. Watson (90yds), 1; I. White (110 yds), 2. Fourth heat: R. Robinson (90yds), 1; C. Allan (35yds), 2; E. Morris CKyds), 3. Final: Bayly, 1; Robinson. 2: Cochrane. 8. Time, lm 36 4-ss. Five Miles.—A grade: W. Bayly (170 yds), 1: C. Allan (140 yds). 2: A. G. Robinson (190 yd&), 3. Time. I3rti 41 2-ss. B grade: B. L. Taylor> (70yds), 1; C. Picknell (180 yds). 2: J. Middleton (140 yds), 3. Tune. I 13m 29 2-ss.