AMATEUR ATHLETICS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22315, 13 January 1936, Page 15

AMATEUR ATHLETICS

WAIKATO CHAMPIONSHIPS COMPETITORS FROM ROTORUA EVENING MEETING RESULTS [from our own correspondent] BOTORUA, Saturday The following team lias boon selected to represent the Kotorua Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club at tlio Waikato Sub-Centre's championships at Hamilton on January 29: — Senior Kvents. —T. K. Kerr, F. G. Fraser, I). Morgan, M. Ryder, | ; . Southwick, X. Currie, I\. Hale, 11. Steele. Discus Throw.—J. Hedley, 1). Sheaf, K. Hale. Javelin Throw. —J. Had ley. R. Atkinson, Ryder, or McDonald. Shot Putt. —J. Hedley, Sheaf, Fraser. Hop, Step and .lump.—J. Hedley. Broad Jump.—-Hedley, W. M. Findlay. High Jump—K. Hale, J. Hedley. Polo Vault. Ryder. Junior Events. —L. Brooker, W. Martin, T. Berghan, R. Cook, J. Thompson. Ladies.— M isses B. Cottrell, K. Lowe, I. Newman, L. Allen. The selection of the cycling team has not yet been announced. Following are the results of the evening meeting held at the Government Grounds yesterday : 75Yds. Handicap.—N. Harris, Byds, 1; T. Kerr, 2yds, 2; H. Steele, 31yds, 3. Time, 7 2-ss. IOOOYds.—D. Morgan, 70yds, 1; R. Atkinson, 75yds, 2; N. Currie, 90yds, 3. Time, 2m 21 l-ss. 220Yds.—H. Steele, 13yds, 1: Martin, 21yds, 2; F. Fraser, Byds, 3. Time, 225. Ladles' 120 Yds.—Miss K. Lowe, oyds, 1; Miss B. Cottrell, syds, 2; Miss L. Allen, 12yds. 3. Time, 14 l-ss. Ladies' SOYda Hurdles. —Miss B. Cottrell, syds, 1; Miss L. Allen,'2yds, 2. Time, 15 4-ss. Broad Jump.—R. Atkinson. 3i ft, 1; L. Brnoker, lift, 2; .T, Hedley. 2ft. 3. Distance, 21ft 2in. Ladies' Broad .Tump.—Miss B, Cottrell, scr. 1; Miss 1. Newman. Ift, 2; Miss K. Lowe. lft. 3. Distance, 14ft. Javelin Throw.—H. Ryder, 85ft, 1; J. Hedley. 38ft, 2; R. Atkinson, 57ft, 3. Distance, 200 ft. Half-mile Senior Cycle Handicap.—W. Grey, 20yds, 1; A. Greenland, 100 yds, 2; K. Martin, 35yds, 3. Time, lm 12 2-ss. _ One Mile Junior Cycle.—T. Robinson. 170vds, 1; F. Shooter. 70yds, 2; D. Godsalve. 90yds, 3.'Time, 2m 14 3-s<s. Two Miles Senior Cycle.—Shuter. 310 yds. 1; Grey, 90yds, 2; K. Martin, 13oyds, 3. Time, 5m 32 4-ss. INTER-CLUB COMPETITION LYNNDALE MEETS TECHNICAL A. relay competition between the Lynndale and Technical Old Boys Amateur Athletic Clubs was held at Now Lynn on Saturday afternoon in fine weather. .1 he contest resulted in a draw, each club winning four events. Lynndale, therefore, will hold tno Crum Cup for six months and Technical for the ensuing six months. Miss Stewart, a visitor from Christchurch, won all the events for ladies. The results wore as loi--lO44oYda Relay Race.— Lynndale (Stenson, Funnell. Thomson, McGregor), 1; technical (Day, Stewart, Harrison, Carr), 2. Lynndale led all the way and won by 15yds l ime, 465. 880YdB Relay Race.—'"'echnical (Stewart, Harrison, Mills. Bainbridge), 1; Lynndale (Stenson. Armistead, Thomson, McGregor). 2. Technical led all the way, and although McGregor made a game effort up the straight he was beaten by syds. lime, lm 3Ss. ... _ ~r One Mile Relay Race.—Lynndale (McGregor, Funnell, Briggs, McC ombie, _1; Technical (Dawson, Mills, Richardson), 2. Technical led until the last furlong, when McCombio wont through to the front and won in a great finish. Time. 4m 42 2-ss. . Two Miles Relay Race.—l echnicnl (Pearson, McCullough, Barker, Cooper), 1; Lynndale (Browne. Dolan, Lydiard, McCombie). 2 Technical led after the first men changed over and went on to win nicely by about 30yd8. Time, 8m 435. . One Mile Teams' Race. technical Cooper, 1, Barker, 3, Pearson, 4, McCullough, 5), 13 point;. 1; Lynndale (Browne, 2, Crompton, G, Lydiard, 7, Dolan, 8), 23 points, 2. Cooper led all the way. Browno challenged in the straight, but was beaten by inches. Time, 4m 40s. Javelin Throw Relay.—Technical (Gillespie, Steere, Lynch), 397 ft lin, 1; Lynndale (Simpson, Bindon, Lindsay), 228 ft lin, 2. Shot Putt Relay.—Lynndale (Lyndsay. Simpson. Greepl. 92ft lOin. 1: Technical (Lynch, Steere, Gillespie), 92ft sin, 2. Lyndsny (Lyntidala) put the shot 34ft 10m, the best effort of the day. Broad Jump Relay.—Lynndale (Simpson. Giles, McGregor!, 58ft lin, 1; technical (Stewart, Carr, Steere), 50ft Clin, 2. Ladies' 75Yds Handicap.—Miss Stewart, Byds 1: Miss Munro, 4vds, 2; Miss I" orsythe. 35yds, 3. Won by a yard. lime. 9 1 -ss• Ladies' IOOYds Handicap.—Miss Stewart, 10yds, 1; Miss Munro, syds, 2: Miss For sythe, 41yds, and Miss D. Lumley, Jyd. dead-heat, 3. Won easily by 3y<ls. Time. 11 l-ss. . „ „ - , Boys' 75 Yds Handicap.—Cnllasher, 6yds, 1; Lord, Iyd, 2; McLislcy, scr, 3. Time. 10 l-ss. , Bovs' IOOYds Handicap.—Callaher, 1; Lumley, 2; lord. 3. Time, 12 2-ss. Onen 220 Yds Handicap.—Dawson, 12yds, 1; Stewart, 12yds, 2; Richardson, 14yds, 3. No time. Open 880 Yds Handicap—A. Anderson, 40yds, 1; Birtwhistle. scr, 2; Amoretti. 45yds, 3. Won easily. Time, Qm 5 l-ss.

EVENTS AT PAPATOETOE CARNIVAL TO-MORROW NIGHT The following handicaps have been declared for the Papatoctoe Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club's usual evening meeting, to be held to-morrow:— High Jump.—A. Hadlcr, scr; L,. Cooney, 2in.; S. Lusby, 3}in.; C. Francis, 4m.; S. Haddock, 1. 'McFarlnne, (Sin.; 1. Waby, 9in. Throwing the Javelin.— S. Haddock, scr: W. Francis, 10ft.; W. Kidd, 15ft.; C. Allan, C. Francis, 20ft.; I. A\aby, 22ft,; I. MoFarlane, 25ft. _ Broad Jump.— S. Haddock, scr; C. Francis Ift.; L. Cooney, Ift. 6m.; I. Mcl-ar b.n'e. I. Waby. 2ft.; S. Thomson, 2ft Gin C. Allan. A. Robinson, 3ft.; W. ludd, 3ft. Gin.; A. Hadler. withheld. Ladies' Hop, Step and Jump.—Misses 1) Mullins, scr; H. Kitto, 2ft.; J. Homes, 3ft. din.; T. Breed, 3ft. 9in.: I'. Fieldon. lft. Oin.; J. Fieldon. 3ft. Bin. Ladies' Javelin Throw.—Misses D. Mullins, scr; H. Kitto, 2ft. fiin.; J. Holmes, (ift.; T. Breed, F. Fieldon, lift. Gin.; J. Fieldon, 10ft. ~ 90Yds A Gnule.-T. Bloekley. R. Munro, scr; S. r,usby, 2}yds: M. Harris, 3syds; A. Dawson, 4yds; A. "Martin, syds; C. Naden, A. Patlernoti, B. Collum, fiycls; k. Morelsworth, 7yds; S. Haddock. 7yds; C. I 1 rancis, fj Morley, Byds; W. Bent. H. Hnlsey. oyds. i)oYds . B Grnde. —A. Whitten. .1. lienwood. A. Dncker, scr: W. Meadows 2yds; 1. Waby, 1. McFarlnne, 3yds; J. (.allasher, R French, S. Thomson. 4yds; M. Morey, syds; W. Francis, A. Lambert. 6yds; b. Snrll'in" Bvds: G. Waby. oyds. "ooYds. A Grade.-T. BloekKv. R. Munro. B erl S. Lusby, 4yds: M. Harris, syds- A. Dawson, fiyds; A. Martin, 7yds; C. Nadfin. A Patterson, B. Callum, 9yds; E. Wordsworth, 10yds; S. Haddock. C. I-rancis 11yds ; G. Morley, 12yds; W. Bent. 14yds; R. IlalSe '22oYds d f' B, Grade.—A. Whitten, scr; J. Henwood, A. Ducker, 2yds; W Meadows. 3vds' 1. Waby. S. 'lhomson, oyds; J. Gallagher, !)yds; I. McFtuhine, M. Morey W. iFt;ancis. A. Lambert, 12yds; S. Snellmg. 14yds; G. Waby, 10yds; R. l'rench. witli:iQoYds.. A Grade.—R. Munro, scr; A. Martin, 2yds; R. McKem.ie, 4yds; M. Harris, syds; E. Hovan, 9yds; C l' rancis. 10yd»; D. Orr, G. Morley, S Haddock, 12yds: E. Wordsworth. I.lyds; A. Ducket. B." Galium, 15yds; C. Nndcii, Kiyds. 320 Yds., B Grade.—H. French, D. Rhodes, scr; J. Henwood, A. Patterson, syds: \\ Meadows, R. Halsey. 7yds: D. Collecutt. Byds; J. Gallagher, S. Thomson, 11yds; I. Waby, M. Morey, A. Lambert, IGyds; W. Francis. 18yds; S. Snelling. 20yds. 660 Yds., A Grade.—J. Valder, scr: R. McKenzie, A. Bellingham, Byds; A. Martin, R. French, C. Francis, 30yds; C. Littler. ,T. Gallagher, 40yds; D. Rhodes, 50yds; D. Collecutt, J. Henwood. 55yds. GGOYds., B Grade.—D. Orr. O. Morley. scr; B. Galium, S. Thomson, syds; A. Hadler, 15yds; W. Francis, 20yds; W. Bent. M. Morey, 30yds; I. McFarlnne, 40yds; I. Waby, 45yds; A. Lambert, B. Thomas, 50yds; G. Waby. 55yds. 1J Miles.—,T. Valder. scr; R. McKenzie. A. Bellingham. 20yds; R. French, 40yds; C. Francis, GOvds: C. Littler, 65 yds; I): Collecutt. 70vds- 0. Orr, 75yds: J. Gallagher, D. Rhodes 80yds: J. Henwood, G. Morley, 90yd«; S. Thomson, 95yds; T. "Wahy, A. Martin, 100 yds; B. Galium. W. Meedows, M. Morey. 110 yds; I. McFarlnne, W. Francis, A. Lambert, G. Waby, 130 yds.

Ladies' Flying 50Yds.—Misses M. Grindrod, scr; F. Fieldon, M. Mears, Iyd; M. Moore, 2yds; T. Breed, 31yds; J. Philpott, 31yds: J. Fieldon, D. Mullins, 4yds: J. Mayall, H. Kitlo, N. Walker, 6yds; F. Kitto, S>ds; J. Holmes. 9yds. Ladies' Flying lf>oYds.—Misses M. Grindrod, scr; F. Fieldon, M. Mears, 1 -Jyds; M. Moore, 2yds; T. Breed, 31yds; j. Pholpott, pott, syds; D. Mullins, 6yds; J. Mayall, H. Kitlo, 7yds; N. Walker, 10yds; F. Kitto, 11yds: ,T. Holmes, 10yds; J. Fieldon, withll.'ld. 1! Miles Cycling, A Grade.—A. and R. Mclriimrney, R. I'nylor. O. Holland. A. Patrick, scr; O. Wliite, 30yds; W. Bayly, 40yds; S. Pinfold, 50yds; ('. Allan, 60yds: K. McTriniuney, 70yds; A. Robinson. 80yds; J. Drnwn, 100 yds; X, Wardell, 120 yds; C. Cochrane, 140 yds; S. Webster, l(i0;;ds; IS. Motfitt, 180 yds; J. Picknell, 200 yds; A. Vtizey, 2!oydH. B grade: C. Cunningham, B. li. Taylor, C. Montgomery, scr; K. Hadfiold. 25yds; IS. Morris. IS. Webb. 30yds; L. V<ssey, 40yds; \V. Brown, 50yds; 1?. Cooke, I',('yds; 1). Knight, 70yds; F. Glen-diiiiiiiv-r. BOyds; 1. Vost. .T. Middleton, 90yds; C. Pickncll, 100 yds; H. Waterman, 110 yds; V. Polls, 120 yds; C. Dunne. 140 yds; M. AVatson, 150 yds; 1'". Irvine, 100 yds; "W. MrGhie, 180 yd-;; R. McDonald, 200 yds. C grade; W. While, scr; A. Coulter, 25yds; S. IVmborton, 45yds; It. Robinson. 00yds; S. Winlerhnrn. ROvds; C. Carter. 100 yds; I. White. 1t0yd«; TS. .Tohnson. 120 yds: A. D;indo, 130 yds: L. Knott. 140 yds: C. North. 150 yds; K. Pickncll, 100 yds; P. Knight. 170 yds; T. Tlpnelinn, IftOy/ls; «T. Atickram. lOOvds A. Elkington, 110 yds. Mis«-and-nit races will he held for A, B and C grade riders. AUCKLAND CLUB MARATHON RACE IN MAY The Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club, now in its 58th year, hns decided upon a fairly extensive proeramnie for the remainder of Ibis season. Weekly evening meetings will be held at the Domain Cricket Ground, commencing on Wednesday next, also a series of Saturday afternoon sports, including the St. Patrick Cup carnival on March 34. There will be a grand marathon run over 20 miles 385 yds, to be contested on Saturday, May 2, for which special prizes will be provided. Conditions of the marathon will be announced shortly. An interesting series of events will b« decided at the Domain on Wednesday, commencing at 5.20 o'clock. Handicaps have been declared by Mr. W. Morton as follows :

75Yds Handicap.—First heat: P. E. Castle, scr; H. Phillips, lyd; W. G. Thompson, 11 yds; C. C. Reilly, 3yds; F. S. Mills. 4yds, S. A. Prevett, C. H. Taylor, S. A. Hanson, s}yds; W. A. Hanlon, A. W. McCullough, 6yds: J. A, McKinnon, 61yds. Second heat: I. M. Thomson, 51yds, H. B. Maxwell, 6yds; A. E. Sutton, jun., 61yds; F. D. Sharpe. D. J. Stewart. V. li. Amoretti, 7yds: W. R. L. Christie, J. F. Watson, E. Estall, 71yds; K. H. Greager, Byds.

120 Yds Handicap.—First heat: P. E. Castle, scr; H. Phillips, Iyd; W. G. Thompson, 2iyds; C. C. Reilly, 6yds; F. S. Mills, fijyds; S. A. ITanson, S, A. Prevett, C. IT. Taylor. 9yds; W. A. Hanlon, A. W. McCullougn, 10yds; W. R. L. Christie, 11yds. Second heat: 1. M.. Thomson, 9yds; A. E. Sutton, iun., J. F. Watson, F. D. Sharpe, J. A. McKinnon, H. B. Maxwell, V. R. Amoretti, lOiyds; D. J. Stewart, 11yds; E. Estall. K. 11. Greager, lllyd6. 880 Yds Handicap.—J. W. Savidan, scr; A. W. McCullough, 15yds; A. G. Hill, 16yds; S. A. Prevett. 21yds: F. Savidan, 22yds; W. G. Thompson, 26yds: H. B. Maxwell, 30yds; H. T. J. McNiel, 35yds; I>. J. Stewart, ,7. Lough, N. S. Beauchamp, W. R. L. Christie. V. R. Amoretti, 38yds; H. Hustler. C. H. Taylor, 45yds. 75Yds Ladies' Handicap.—Mrs. B, Thomas, Miss E. R. Munro, scr; Misses D. Lumley, J yd; P. Livingstone, B. Lumley, 21yds; H. Forsyth, 4yds; M. Mullins, L. Godfrey, 4 {yds; D. Stewart, P. Somerville, syds; li. Dawson. 51yds; U. Amoretti, 9yds; V. V. x\inoretti. 11yds. IOOYds Ladies' Handicap.—Mrs. B. Thomas, Miss E. R. Munro, scr; Misses D. Lumley, liyds; P. Livingstone, B. Lumley, 3iyds; 11. Forsyth, syos; M. Mullins, 51yds; L. Godfrey, 61yds; D. Stewart, H. Dawson, P. Somerville, 7yds; U. Amoretti, 12ydb ; V. V. Amoretti, 14yds. Putting 16lb. Shot.—ll. Hogg, scr; D. J. Oddy. lft.. 3iu.; A. J. Elliot, 2ft. 9in.; A. E. Sutton, 3ft. 3in.; W. Morton, sft.; I. M. Tliomsou, sft. 3in.; S. A. Hanson, 6ft.; J. A. McKinnon, 6ft. 9in.; A, E. Sutton, 7ft. 9in.; F. S. Mills, Bft.; S. A. Prevett, Bft. Sin.; W. R. L. Christie, Sft. 'Jin.; J. W. Turnbull, 9ft.; K. H. Greager, 9ft. Gin.; C. H. Taylor, lift.; T. Elliott, 12ft. Gin.; W. Stewart, 19ft. Throwing the Discus.—D. J. Oddy, Bcr; A E Sutton, 2ft.; I. M. Thomson, H. Ilogg. 10ft.. A. J. Elliot, W. Morton, 16ft.; S A. Hanson, 21ft.; J. W. Turnbull, 23ft.; F 8. Mills, 30ft.; A. E. Sutton, jun., 32ft. f J. A, McKinnon, V. 11. Amoretti, 33ft.; S A. Prevett. 35ft.; li. H. Greager. C. H. Taylor, 38ft.; W. R. L. Christie, 4Qft.; T. Elliott. 48ft.; W. Stewart, sen., 58ft. Competition for the Sportsman Cup will be commenced on Wednesday of next week, while the Victor Ludorum Cup will be contested later in the season. Special points cups are on offer for different branches of athletics, including one for hurdling. In addition a prize is provided for the winner of every event during the season.

OLD GRAMMARIANS' MEETING

Handicaps for the sixth points meeting of the Old Grammarians' Amateur Athletic Club, to be held to-morrow at 6 p.m.. are as follows: — SOYds —Roberts, scr; Sayers, Spittal. Finlayson, Hudson, lyd; Brown, W. Knight, Johnston, 2yds; Parsons. Coughlan. Bush, Jcrrain, 3yds; Orwin, Keid, Mansill, Mead, Pinson, Iyds; Whitten, M. Hill, Carnachan, Mortenscn, Cruickshank, Jones, Spooner, Bridgens, Ling, Hanson. H. Sayers. Chappel!, 4Jyds ; Murray. Gallagher, Birtwistle, Cross, K. Johnstone, D. Graham, Gilmore, Crawford, syds; G. Hill. Crawford. H. 0. Browne, Rae, Wylie, 51yds; 1". \Vatt. Wadman, Traill. Collett. (syds; Ziman, Giyds. 4-lOYds. Hurdles.—Finlayson, scr; Knight. 15yds; Jones, Coughlan, 20yds; Carnachan. Cruickshank, Parsons, M. Hill, A. Johnstone, 25yds; Whitten, Bridgens. Wylie, 30yds; Peacocke, A. G. Thompson. 35yds. fiSOYds.—Sayers. Johnston, scr; Pinson, 20yds; Birtwistle. "Watt, 25yds; Jerram. G. HiU, '3oyds; Whitten. Chnppell, Orwin, Spooner, 50yds; Murray, Wylie, Ziman. Gilmore. P. Johnstone, 70yds; Collett, 80yds. Throwing the Discus.—Coxhend, scr; Mead. Nicholb, sft.; Tung, "ft.; Brown, 10ft.; Reid, Mortensen, 12ft.; Bush, 15ft.; Johnston, Cruickshank, Coughlan. Roberts. 18ft.; White, 20ft.; Jones. Traill. 22ft. TTiirli .T'ltnp.—Cruickshank, scr; Gallagher, Traill, 2in.: D. Graham, 3in.; Mead, Spithill. Sin.; Mnnsill. Wylie. fiin.; Rae, M. Hill, Jones, 7in.; Gilmore. fiin.

SPORTS GATHERINGS PROGRAMME AT ONEWHERO HORSE AND ATHLETIC EVENTS [from our own corrf.spondknt] TUAKAIT, Sunday Some 600 people patronised the animal gathering of the Onewhero Sports Cliil) yesterday. In the mounted events, a hoy of K* years, K. Taylor, riding bareback, created a sensation by annexing the open hunter cup with his stoekily-built. mount, Jimmy. This little horse took the round of varied hurdles in almost faultless style, heading; much more likely-looking hunters when it came to the marks in the judge's hook. Taylor received the cup from Mr. R. .1. Glasgow, president of the sports club. 'Detailed results-are as follows: MOUNTED EVENTS Maiden Hunter.—W. Parry, 1; L. Cathenrt's Port Waikato, 2; H. Pas-sau's Kaitangata, 3. Novelty Trot No. I.—W. Hosking's Stancy Bingen, 1: A. McCorquind ale's Tsar, 2; S. I'. Pendergast's Heather Glow, 3. Hunter Competition, for ponies of children attending Onewhero School.—K. Taylor's Tommy, 1; R. Cole's Kitty, 2; H. Crawford's Necktie, 3. Novelty Trot, No. 2.—Hosking's Stancy Bingen, I; Pemlergast's Heather Glow, 2: Hosking's Muriel Bond, 3. Stockmen's Competitions.—L. Catlicart, lj A. McCorquindale, 2. Boy Stockmen's Competition.—R. Catlicart, 1: H. Catlicart. 2: H. Crawford, 3. Ladies' Hunter.—K! Taylor's Jimmy, 1; Miss S. AViitl;ins» Lady Betty, 2; Miss K. Walter, 3. Consolation Hunter.—Miss Watkins' Lady Betty, 1; .1. Townsend's Moroplane, 2; J. Waller's Ginger. 3. Rescue Race. —J. Walter and R. Attewell. dead-heat, 1. Tilting at Ring.—L. Catlicart, 1. ATHLETIC EVENTS Local Maiden Handicap, 120yds.—R. Marshall, 1; Tnupo. 2; S. Donelly, 3. Boys' Race, No. 1. —Hirst, 1; L. Snow, 2. Boys' Race, No. 2. R. Shubert, 1; J. MilLen, 2. Girls' Race.—A. Savage and M. Murray, dead-beat. 1. Primary Schools' Relay Race.—Onewher«», 1. Obstacle Race.—H. Anderson. 1; M. Hira. 2: S. Donelly. 3. Gretna Green Race.—A. Catlicart and Miss Bovill, 1; M. Dyer'and Miss I. Ingram, 2. 100 Yds Handicap.—E. Turner, 1; A. Catlicart, 2; G. Edwards, 3. Half-mile Handicap. -S. Revel], 1; R. Glasgow, 2. Tue-of-War. —J. Clark's team, 1. Married Men's Race.—H. Jones, 1; Kilkally, 2. Pillow Fight On Bar.—H. Jones, 1.