RESULTS AT OPOTIKI
FORTNIGHTLY MEETING [by telegraph—own correspondent] OPOTIKI* Thursday Followinfr are tho results of the main events at the fortnightly meeting held by the Opotiki Amateur Athletic and Cycling Junior. —Kelly, 1; Chatfield, 2; Brown. 3. , . _ , IOOYds., Sen. —Arrol, 1; Inskip, 2; JohnS ° Ladies 100, yds.—Miss Snell, 1; Miss Storer, 2; Miss Eason, 3. One Mile Senior Cycle.—Collins, 1; Rennie, 2; Storer, 3. Senior Walk. —Stuart., 1; L. Clark, Junior Cycle, Half-mile. —Abbot, 1; Dando, 2; Palmer, 3. _ ~ Intermediate -llOyds.—HerrinK. 1; Martin, Morris, 3. Ladies' Belay.—-Misses Skinner, Snell. Lammas, M. Snell, l.i Junior Cycle, %-nulc.—Storer, 1; Julian, •J; Slialfooil, 3. ltOYds., Senior.—Anderson, 1; Arrol, 2; Dow, 3. I loYds., Junior. —Brown, 1; Kelly, 2; L. Senior Cycle, 1% miles.—ftennle, 1; Abbot. 2; Storei - , fl. One Mile Open Handicap.—Stuart, 1; Upton, 2; Clark, 3. Ladies' High Jump.—Miss M. Snell. «lft •tin, 1; Miss Storer, 4ft 3 1 / 2 in. 2.
CARNIVAL AT HAMILTON [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Thursday The Hamilton Amateur Athletic Club ha? arranged to hold a carnival at the Morrins;villo recreation ground on Saturday afternoon. The programme will include running and cycling events, and some of the bestknown sprinters and cyclists in the North Island will be taking part.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22627, 15 January 1937, Page 15
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202RESULTS AT OPOTIKI New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22627, 15 January 1937, Page 15
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