AMATEUR ATHLETICS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22901, 2 December 1937, Page 11

AMATEUR ATHLETICS

EVENING MEETINGS HELD EVENTS AT PAPATOETOE FULL PROGRAMME STAGED Idoal conditions favoured the night meeting of the Papatoetoe Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club in the Stadium. The attendance was the largest of the season and a full programme of events was appreciated. The results were:— ATHLETIC EVENTS Hop, Step and Jump, seniors.—H. Sutherland, sft Sin, 1; R. Alexander, 7ft 6in, 2; R. Brown, 2ft Sin, 3. Distance, 3Sft "in. Shot Putt ladies.—G. Lowe, 2ft, 1; J. Holmes, 4ft Sin, 2; J. Mayall, scr, 3. Distance, 231t 4in. Broad Jump, ladies.—J, Mayall, 2ft 4in, 3; F. Ficlden, Ift lOin, 2; G. Lowe, scr, 3. Distance, 15ft sin. Discus Throw, seniors.—A. McDonald, 27ft, 1; C. Hawley, 41ft, 2; W. Kidd, 28ft, 3. Distance, 109 ft lin. Shot Putt, seniors.—W. Kidd, 3ft Gin, 1; W. Bent, oft 6in", 2; H. Thomson, lift, 3. Distance, 32ft Sin. OOYds, senior.—First heat: W. Bent, 11yds, 1; R. Munro, 4yds, 2; R. McDonald. Oyds, 3. Second heat: Armoritti, 4yds, 1; S. Lusby, 6yds, 2; W. Cunningham, Oyds, 3. Final: Munro, 1; Lusby, 2; Cunningham. 3. Time, 0 2-ss. 75Yds., ladies.—S. Fielden, 7yds, 1; S. Mayall, Oyds, 2; J. Mayall, Syds, 3. OOYds., junior.—A. J. Queen, lyd, 1; R. Brown, Syds, 2; K. Brown, 12.vds, 3. ttOOYds., senior.—A. Potter, 90yds, 1; H. Sutherland, 90yds, 2; A. Martin, 70yds, 3. ir.OYds., senior.—First heat: R. McDonald, 13yds, 1; R. Munro, 4yds, 2; E. Horan, 12yds, 3. Second heat: W. Bent, 12yds, 1; E. Palmer, 10yds, 2; Armoritti, 6yds, 3. Third heat: W. Massey, syds, and W. Cunningham, 11yds, dead heat. 3; L. Smith. 35yds 3. Final: Bent, 1; Palmer, 2; Massey, 3. OOYds., B grade boys.—R. Tanner, 6yds, 1; D. Haire, Syds, 2; L. Lincoln, 14yds, 3. OOYds., A grade boys.—O. Finlay, scr, 1; T. McGowan, 13yds, 2; R. Munro, 32yds, 3. ISOYds., ladies.—S. Mayall, 12yds, 1; S. Fielden, Syds, 2; J. Mayall, 12yds, 3. 220Yds.,'junior.—R. Brown, 16yds, 1; K. Brown. 16yds, 2; H. Gow, 16yds, 3. •llOYds., A grade.—R. Munro, .scr, E. Palmer, 3Syds, 2; J. Gallagher, 3Oyds, 3. B grade: H. Sutherland, 20yds, 1; F. Lory, scr. 2.' Two Miles.—D. Porter, 100 yds, 3; H. Thomson, 2!oyds, 2; J. Livingstone, 230 yds, 3. Time, 30m S 2-ss. 440 Yds., A section.—W. Bent, scr, 3; Armoritti, 2. B section: Sutherland, scr, 1; Hawley, scr, 2. CYCLING EVENTS Two Laps, B grade.—First section: V. Wardell, 1; A. Vest, 2; S. Winterburn, 3. Second section: Mudgway, 1; Olsen, 2; Selkirk. 3. Miss-atid-Out.—A grade: R. T. Taylor, 1; A. Mclnnarney, 2; T. Taylor. 3. B trrade: K. Smith, 1; iA. Vost, 2; j. Wright, 3. C grade: C. Olsen. 1; A. Fowlie, 2; C. Knight, 3. Pursuit Races.—First event: D. Knight and V. Wardell, 1. Second event: -F. Smith and A. Fowlie, 3. PAPAKURA MEETING GOOD TIMES REGISTERED There was an attendance of over 300 at the Papakura Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club's meeting last evening on Prince Edward Park, when some good times were registered. Results were as follows: SOYds.—Girls eight to 10 years: Stepheni Rice, 1; Jean Moss, 2; Naomi Heron, 3. Boys, eight to 10 years: Barry Walker, 1; Ray .Wilkinson, 2; Basil Martin, 3. -75 Yds.—Girls, 10 to 12 years: Evonne Jkckson, 1; Daphne Osborne, 2; Sheron Bultitude, .3.. Boys, 10. to 12 years: John Holland, 1; Harry Hancock, 2; Maurice Rice, 3. ■ lOOYds.—Girls, 12 to 14 years: Vivian Johns, 1; Jean Forrest, 2; Murice Galloway, 3. Boys, 10 to 14 years: Lloyd White, 1; Joe Koznick, 2; Edward Mclnnes,- 3. 220 Yds.—Junior: D. Topp, 12yds, Xj R. Irvine, 24yds, 2; R. Keat, 20yds, 3. Time, 24 l-ss. Senior: Bruce Levy, 20yds, 1; W. Smith, 25yds, 2; R. Aukett, 22yds, 3. Time, 23 2-ss. 75Yds.—Ladies: P. Forrest, 6yds, 1; G. Walker, 6yds, 2; J. Heard. 12yds, 3. Time, S 2-ss.

lOOYds;—Junior: D. Tbpp, Syds, 1; R. Keats, 13yds, 2; M. Middleton, 10yds,- 3. Time, 10 l-55.. Senior:'J: Dunn, 15yds, 1; W. Smith, 16yds, 2; E. Blanch, 13yds, 3. Time, 10s. Ladies: P. Forrest, Syds, 1; G. Walker, 7yds, 2; M. Mcintosh, 13yds, 3. Time, 11 3-ss.

4-10 Yds. —Junior: R. Irvine, 51yds, 1; J. Forrest, 28yds, 2; M. Middleton, 45yds, 3. Time, 52 3-ss. • Relay Race, 110yds.—Papakura (R. Laudman, G. Wollm, P. Forrest, G. Walker and J. Forrest) beat Drury (M. Wade, N. Wade, B. Appleby, J. Heard and V. Johns), by two inches. ' < ' ' SSOYds.—Senior: G. Osborno, 50yds, 1; D. Bilkey, 75yds, 2; R. Cooper, 70yds, 3. Time, 2m 2s. ■ Half-mile Junior Cycle.—C. Dickey, 80yds, Is E. Galloway, 80yds, 2; E. : Homewood, 40yds, 3. Time, lm 14 2r55., Mile Senior Cycle.—H. Brown, 28yds, 1; H. Taylor, 40yds, 2; J. King,. 20yds, 3. Time, 2m 30 2-ss. Two Mile Senior Cycle.—H. Brown, 40yds, 1; H. Taylor, 70yds, 2; F. Irvine, S3yds, 3. Ladies' Second Relay Race.—G. Walker's team, 1. : Putting the Shot.-—B. Levy (ll'tt 6in), 37ft. lOin, 1; W. Kidd (lift Oin), 36rt lOViin, 2; G. Osborne QOft 6in), .3(3ft SM,in, 3. .Men's Relay Race.—B. Levy, J. Forrest, M. Middleton and R. Keats beat R. \ Cooper, G. Hukett, R. Irvine and C. . Spinley. OTAHUHU CLUB EVENTS HANDICAPS DECLARED The Otahuhu Amateur Athletic Club will hold a meeting at Sturges Park to-night, the handicaps for the running .events being declared as• follows: ' Seniors.—looyds: Baker, scr; Blockley, lyd; N. Funnell, 2%yds; McKinnon, 4yds; Aitken, .syds; Lamb Lawson, Stevenson, Overington, 6ydS; Trovena, Cunningham, Masset, Funnell, G'/aj'ds; . McDonald, - 7yds; King, Naden,. Byds;'.Bellis, Fraser, SVayds; McDowell, Oyds; Burgess; Palmer, OViyds; Horan, I,oyds. <l4oyds:. Baker, scr; Bloekley, 8011, Byds; Funnell, 10yds; Stevenson, Ifjyds; Aitken, 10yds; Lamb, Funnell, Ovorington, 20yds; Masso.v, Lawson. Palmer, 2."> yds; Trcvcna, Cunningham, King, 28yds; McDonald., 27yds; McDowell, 30yds; Naden, Fraser, Horan, 35yds; Bellis, 38yds; Burgess, lOvds. One mile: Dare, scr; Bell, Wade, 10vils; Bellingham, 15yds; Stevenson. 25.vds; C'rompton. -inyds; Barker, 100 yds;„ McDowell, Sutclitfe, Whye, 140 yds; leaden, Hornn, 180 yds. ■ . i

Ladies' Events.—soyds: Munro. scr; Grindrod, l / 2 yd; George - lyd; Nelligan, 2yds; Forsythe, 2%yds; McMillan, Mullins, Mears, 3yds; Scoullar, syds; Russell, Masters, 6yds; Lowe, 7yds; Godfrey, Syds; Ingley, K. Mears, 10yds. 220 yds: Munro, scr; Grindrod, Goorge, 2yds; Nelligan, Fersvthe, 7yds; Mears, Syds; Mullins, McMillan, O.vds; Scoullar, 12yds; Russell. Masters, 3Syds; Lowe, Godfrey, 22yds; Ingley, K. Mears, 25yds. Juniors. —100 yds: N. Thornton, scr; Mansill, Brassey IViyds; A. Thornton, Marshall, CViyds; Milligan, Nicholas, SVaJ'ds; Gantwell, OViyds; Haslip, lO.vds; Miller, 12yds; Anderson, 12%vds; McLachlau, 13yds; Browne, Martin, 14yds. 220 yds: N. Thornton, Mansill, scr; Brassey, 2V 2 yds-, A. Thornton. Syds; Marshall, 10yds; Milligan, 13yds; Nicholson, 1354 yds; Cantwell, Haslip, 17yds; Anderson, 22yds; Miller, MoLacblan, Browne. Martin, 25yds. NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION LOSS ON TOUR BY JAPANESE [by telegraph—press association] WELLINGTON, Wednesday A financial loss of £220 on the tour of the Japanese athletes Togami and Murakoso was reported at the annual meeting of the New Zealand "Amateur Athletic Association. The national cross-country championships in 3038 were allotted to "West Coast and the track and field championships, 1939, to Hawke's Bay. It was decided to invite Australia to send a return team to next year's cross-country championships. Officers were elected as follows:—Patron, Lord Gal way; president, Mr. R. W. McVilly; chairman, Mr. H. I. Austad; secretary-trea-surer, Mr. H. McCormick; administration committee, president, secretary, chairman and Mr. F. M. Reid; reinstatement committee, Messrs. Reid, J. A. Gasson and A. L. Stevens; finance committee, president, Messrs. G. S. Leedcr, C. A. Willis; records committee, Messrs. Lecder, D. Macpherson and P. Wilson; delegates to New Zealand Olympic and British Empire Games Association, Messrs. Austad, Reid and Leeder; overseas representatives: England, Dr. A. E, Porritt; Canada, Dr. A. S. Lamb; South Africa, Mr.: Ira G-. Emery; Australia, Mr. E. S. Marks, RE-FORMED BOMBAY CLUB [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Wednesday The Bombay anniversary sports next March are to be conducted on an amateur basis, th© Bombay Sports Club having been t reconstructed as an amateur body during the past few days. This stop was taken following successive losses over the years on the cash athletics, and only after the matter had been debated at length. The officers of the re-formed club are.Patron, Mr. R. Donovan: president, .Mr. C. Whitmore; vice-presidents, Messrs. j . Mill and G-. Carter; joint secretaries,' Mr. and Mrs. - P. C. Fahey; committee, Messrs. C. Whifc-.v more, R. Donovan. A. Best, J. Townsend, P. Wilson, R. Evans, J. Laurence, A. Holmes, * G. Proudo, W. Kepple. C. Holmes, L. Mason, D. McKenzie, J. Mill, E. Whitmore. &. Carter. E. Williamson, P. Smyth and E. Fitton; auditor, Mr. A. Best. TAURANGA CLUB EVENTS [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] TAURANGA, Wednesday The Tauranga Amateur Athletic, Harrier and Cycling Glib conducted its first evening track meeting last night. Considering this was their first outing, the athletes gave a creditable showing. Results were as follows: Ladies.—7syds: Miss Sommers, 1; Mrs. Bennett, 2; Miss Wright, 3. 100 yds:. Miss Summers, 1; Mrs. Bennett, 2; Miss Riddell, 3. Men.—looyds: C. Rowsell, 1; A. Meharry, 2; E. Faulkner, 3. 220 yds: C. Rowsell, 1; E. Faulkner, 2; A. Meharry, 3. SSOyds: ,G. Garvey, 1; D. Adamson, 2; D. Lacey, 3. Boys.—looyds: Junior, Stowart, X; Polley. 2; "Ward, 3, Senior: R. List, 1; N. Mclntosn, 2; J. Denby, 3. Long Jump.—E. Faulkner, 1; D. Adamson, 2; G. Garvey, 3. Hop, step and jump: E.Faulkner, 1; C. Rowsell, 2; D. Adamson, 3. Cycling.—Half-mile: Ward, X; A. Long, 2; L. Wright, 3. Two miles: A, Long, 1; L. Wright, 2; W. Norris, 37