SCHOOLBOY ATHLETES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23010, 11 April 1938, Page 17

SCHOOLBOY ATHLETES

ANNUALJMEETING I SECONDARY schools ONE REOORD BROKEN f CHAMPIONSHIPS DIVIDED ALBERT AND AUCKLAND i Although. the hockey grounds at Bcnuiera were not the best for athletics the annual meeting of the Auckland Secondary Schools Athletic Sports Aslociation held on Saturday was faroured by excellent weather conditions jnd many fine performances were witnessed. For tho second year in succession Mount Albert Grammar, by a (onsiderable margin of points, won the geiiior competition. Auckland Grammar retained the intermediate honours foi' the eighth successive year, while the school was also successful in tho junior section. in outstanding performer m the »nior sprint races was C. A. Kingston®, of Mount Albert Grammar. Kingston® won fire events, including the "throwing the discus and the putting the shot. The performance of W. JI Smeeton, of Auckland Grammar, : fcho was seconcl 5n Com P cti * tions wou by Kingstone, cannot be passed over unmentioned. Kingstone is Nearly 20 years of ago compared with Smeeton who is only 16 years. Snieeton was also second in the high jump and tan second' in his heat in the 120 jards hurdles. He refrained from contesting the final on account of an injury"to an ankle, which incidentally proved a handicap in tho high jump. Sraeeton leaped sft. Sin. at the Auckland Grammar sports. A pretty-actioned athlete, the Auckland Grammar distance runner, T. N. Hill, who is 17 years old, received a great ovation when he won tho senior gSO yards race. He breasted the tape going away and was not troubled at anf stage. Hill also won the mile contest in convincing fashion. One of Auckland's most promising boy sprinters,,K. J. McAneny, of Auckland Grammar, Avon three of the intermediate championships. His time in

the 166 yards equalled tie record and be came within 2-sa, of the record time in the 220 yards. Other good performances were given by D. P. Lambert, Technical, and C. R. Carnahan, Auckland Grammar, in the intermediate section, and J. M. Ware, Mount Albert Grammar, and P. V. Goddard, Auckland Grammar, in the junior divitinn. : :

One record was broken, the junior bigh junip, the new figures for which, <ct. llin., were set by P. V. Goddara siid J. B. Sewell. The previous height was 4ft.- lOin.. Tliree records were equalled. In the 90 yards intermediate bardies the verdicts for second and third platings were deferred until the judges jaw the motion picture films of the finish on. Saturday night. The films confilmed all the other placings. Championship points were scored as follows: f

Senior.—Mount Albert Grammar ®;.. Auckland Grammar. 35; Sacre< Heart College, 14; King's College, 4 Takapuna Grammar, 2; Otahuhu Tech meal High School, 1. Intermediate.—Auckland Grammar <6 1-3; Takapuna Grammar, 23; Sod don Memorial Technical College, 16 Mount Albert Grammar, 7 1-3; Sacrec Hearty College, 3 1-3. Junior.—Auckland Grammar, 35; Mount Albert Grammar, 23; King'i College,)3o; Takapuna Grammar. 0. •following were the results, abbreviations .being Auckland Grnmmai school. (A.G.S.). Mount Albert Gram®ar School (M.A.G.S.), King's College Sacred Heart College (9.H.C.), lakapuna Grammar School (T.G.S.), °®ddon Memorial Technical College '•jI.T-C.) and Otahuhu Technical tf'Kh School. (0.T.H.5.) SEXIOR EVENTS n»s Hurdles, record, T. C. Sawers P if ). IU3I - If' 4-5s. —First heat: R. fj Moore (K.C.). 1; W. M. Smceton 2; H. D. Hutchinson 'M.AG'.S.), iinr,. / 1 ?; 16 Second heat: C. A. Kingf'one p OU.G.S.), 1; F. B. Hargcave (K.C.J, Final" 1.5. H.C.), 3. Time, 16 2-ss. i m : kingstone, 1; Moore, 2; Hargravo, K i ft v p ' lo 2'os- ' recor(i - E - Wordsworth (S.H.C.). P ph ? T, X. Hill f A.G.S.), J; lir inT (S.H.C.), 2; R. R. Chatficld imvf- 3 " Tjme - - m 7 2-Si. 10(3\d8, record, W. Roberls (A.G.S.), 1933. J BV'n A ' Kingstond (M A G.S.). 1, ton % w , Brn ss"ey (A.G.S.), 2; E. PeterTh S '?" C ')' a - Ti " ,e ' "J 4-ss. flf « f, ["S the Discus, record, J. D. Oddy 7^ n —' D - A - Kin *' j ; \y • M. Smceton (A.G S.), '"mvrf (T.G.S.), ;t. Distance, iKift <l'/ 3 in. record, it. a. Eadc (T.G.S.), loai, Peterson TTV'^* 0 " 0 (M.A.G.S). lj B. ' A 'G.S) <| m' -'< J - R- Brassey PutiinV•»;' 'el' r^ s * Equals record, dike (K ?< ii, ,; S J Jot . record, J. L. Bicker"one r\i \ r a'• 10ft r 'i' c - A • Kl "£- 'A.G S I o \ Siiieeton <Wt iyjn~' Hunt (T.G.S.), 3. Distance, 3 & n E. E. AVatt (A.G.8.), li. R- i? ,f ,3-5».-T. u\. llill (A.G.S.), 1; Umf.' ' J - 11,1, - Jm r, u i-ss. 1934 rcc ° nl . A. J. Bayers (A.G.S.), (JX,A*n. o'\ , —H 13. Hutchinson J, H'Ti : ,v - 11 • Hemus (M.A.G.S.), 2; Hi'eh T asse y fA.O.S.), a. Time. 53 l-Os. ,(A.O a\ ,n.Pi r( '''" r,) - D- Cmicksliank «I.A Gs \ i ' 'w 1 Tin.—X. V. Thorn C. Haffi.'i- iJ' Smceton (A.G.S.), 'V 3 ia. (8.8.C.), cquol, 'J. Height, oft 'sAcX\ J l mp - r<,(, ord, N. W. Thorn St.A K'o'v J' I; -"ft O'/jin.—N. W. Thofn Jj j' b V> L • A- Kingstone (M.A.G.S.), Brassey (A.G.S.), 3. Distance, fl el iv "if io^ 01 3> p n "' c ' rerord. Auckland Gram—Mount Ali)prt Gram--111 iSEPA r , honl - Kingstone, Hutchinsrm), '•mis nm! f ' r *mranr (Rrnsse.v, Llggins. »ondV pit ' Sacred Hrnrt College (E<l- - 2-i^ S °"' a ' rO, McCrackcn), 3. Time, _ INTKRMRDTATE CONTESTS 'K.C > record, G. D. Lundon w(Trci \ 12 —First heat: R. BrinsI} - H b\ Cotrell (A.0.5.). tH'iixi o ? lcVfwr iu r hl (S.M.T.G.), a. Time, U.GrV Stcotid heat: C. R. Carnahan Wfci' 1: £• Murphy (S.H.C.), 'Jj O. Nlh?f> i Time, 12 8-ss. Final: W lo'o ►' Sievewright, 2; Mnrphy, 3. *« «-ss—equals record.

4'tOYilß., record, J. H. R. Brassey (A.G.S.). 1937, ul 2-ss.—D. P. Lambert (S.M.T.C.), 11 C. A. Fenton (A.G.S.), 2; N. A. C. McMillan (M.A.G.S.), 3. Time, 55 4-ss. IOOYds., record. G. D. Lundon (K.C). A 0 3-; > s -—K- j- McAneny (A.G.S.), h tl ,Wl ns(lcn ! T - G -S-). 2; K. A. Catterall (S.M.I.L.j, 3. Time, 10 3-ss—equals record. .High Jump, record, W. M. Smeeton (•AiG.a.), 1937, hft Oin.—C. R. Carnahan (A.G.8.), lj J. Grlbble (T.G.S.), 2. Height, 6ft IHIn. 220 Yds .( record, G. L>. Lundon (K.C.), 1931, 23 4-6S.—K. J. McAneny (A.G.S.), 1} R. Brlnsden (T.G.S.). 2; 0. L. Pring (A.G.S). 3. Time. 24 i-ss. Broad Jump, record, P. C. Sptttall (A.0.5.), 1030. 20ft 1 Win.—K, J. McAneny (A.G.S.>. 1; D. H. Curew (M.A.G.S.). 2; J. Grlbble (T.G.8.), 3. Distance. JSft 4in. SSOYds., record, K. L. Warburton (A.G.S.), 1021). 2m 10 i-ss.—l>. P. Lambert (S.M.T.C.), 1: ft. N. Hill (A.G.S.). 2j N. A. C. McMillan (M.A.G.8.), 3. Time, 2m 12 3-s*.

Relay. 880 yds., record, Auckland Grammar, ii)3li, ltn 45 1-Os.—Takapuna Grammar (flench, Brlnsdeh, Grlbble, Downard), 1; Auckland Grammar (Comwetl, Fenton, Prin«, McAneny), 2: Sncred Heart College (Kirk, Thompson, Enwright, Allen), 3. Time, lrn 17 3-59. JUNIOR COMPETITIONS IOOYds,, record, O. C. Cleal (A.G.S.), 1931, A. 8. Cross (A.G.8.), 1034, 11 2-5S.— J. M. Ware (M.A.G.S.). 1; P. V. Goddard (A.G.S.). 2; J. F. Chlgnell (T.G.S.), 3. Time, ll 4-SS. High Jump, record, H. N. Harris (M.A.G.S.}, 1037, 4ft loin.—P. V. Goddard (A.G.8.), J. B. Sewoll (K.C,), equal, 1; R. M. Nelson U\.C.). 3. Height. 4ft llin—a record.

I DSOYdS., record. E. M. Elliott (A.G.S.). 1930, 25 l-os.—J. M. "Ware (M.A.G.S.). 1; A. R. Boulter (A.G.S.), 2j J. F. Chlgnell (T.G.S.). 3. Time, 25 2-5s 440 Yds:, record, E. M. Elliott (A.G.8.), 193G, D. P. Lambert (S.M.T.C.). 1937. 57 4-sa.—P. V. Goddard (A.G.S.), 1; J. M. Ware (M.A.G.S.), 2; J. F. Chignell (T.G.S.), 3. Time, 595. SSOYds., record. H. G. F. Clarke (S.MiT.C.), 1034. 2m 168.—A. L. Cantwell (A.G.S.), 1; R. B. Cooper (K.C.). 2; W. M. Perl (A.G.S.), 3. Time, 2m, 21 3-ss. Belay, 440 yds., record, Auckland Grammar, 1031, 49 4-5s. —Auckland Grammar (Wallace, Bell, Boulter, Goddard), 1; Mount Albert Grammar (Ware. Leggatt, Hanleii, Robert*). 2; • Takapuna Grammar (Sutherland, Mason, Wilkins, Chignell), 3. Time, 51 2-ss.

WESLEY COLLEGE SPORTS BREAKING OF FOUR RECORDS [FROM CITTB.OWS CORRESPONDENT] PAPAKURA, Sunday Wesley College at Paerata held its fourteenth athletic sports meeting yesterday under perfect weather conditions, there being a good attendance of parents and visitors. A fine performance was put up by T. Kingi (a Maori boy), who broke four records. In the junior open high jump ho beat A. Roberts' IP3O record of 4ft sin by l'/in; in the junior open hop, step and jump, he beat S. Andrew's 1037 record of 32ft lOin by Sin; in the 220 yds junior open, he beat A. Martin's record of 28 2-53 by 4-ss; in the junior open loug jump, ho beat H. Rogers' 1931 record of loft lln by Sin. He also equalled the record in the 100 yds junior open. Following are tho results:— IOOYds Senior Handicap.—R. Kerr, 1; L. Buckingham, 2; S. Pakeho, 3. > Time. 12 4-ss. IOOYds Under 13 Years.—P. Tapsell, li A. Eustace, 2; A. Frederickson, 3. Time. 15s IOOYds Senior Open.—B. Nagatalevu, lj W. Vosailangi, 2; R. Morgan, 3. Time, J1 l-ss. .

High Jump, Junior Open.—*T. Kind, lj R. Shersonj 2; R. Thomassen, 3. Height, 4ft uviUa. Hop,, Step and Jump, Senior, Open.—S. Nagatalevu, lj W. Vosailangi, 2j D. Asher, 3. Distance, 3Sft 8 l / 2 in. High Jump, Senior, Open.—S. Nagatalevu, Is \V. Vosailangi, 2} A. Tubou, 3. Height, 6ft oy z io.

Hop, Step and Jump, Junior, Open.—T. Kiugi, lj A. Black, 2j XL Reuben, 3. Distance. 33ft (tin. 220 Yds JwniOr Handicap.—H. Cant, lj G. Logan, 2 j D. Guhb, 3. Timo, 32 4-6s. 220 Yds, Senior, Open.—S. Nagatalevu, lj W. Vosailaniri, -i\ Churipton, 3. Time, 255. 220 Yds, Under 33 Years.—P. Tapsell, 1, S. Thomassen, 2j A. Eustace, 8; Time, 85 2-Ss.

220 Yds Senior Handicap.—R. Bell, lj S, Pakeho., 2i C. Tdylor, 8. Time. 29 2-Bs. 220 Yds Junior, Open«—T. Kinsrl, l; M. Stewart, 2i ]?. Houpapaj 3. Time, 27 3-ss. 300 Yds Handicap, Undfcr 11 Years.—A. Frederickson, lj D. Cameron, 2j A. Clark, 3. Tlnip, 535. Puttlhg the Shot, Senior, Open.'—W. Vosailangi. 1; A. Rogers, 2; A. Tubou, 3. Distance, 31ft Tin. 410 Yds Junior, Open.—T. Kingi, lj A. Black, 2j N. Pi,' How, 3. Time, 68 2-ss.

410Y*ds Senior, Open.—S. Nagatalevu, lj W, Vosailangi, 2} E. Crampton, 3. Time, 59 3*ss.

•LlOYds Hiindicap, tinder 13 Years.—G. Wallis, J; P. Tapsell, 2. Time, 89 l-ss. 75Yds Handicaj), Under 11 Years.—A. Frederickson, 1; D. Cameron, 2; F. Parker, 3. Time, 11 3-os.

4loYds Junior Handicap.—H. Cant, lj D. Foy, 2; H.■ Varndell, 3. Time, 73 3-6s. 410 Yds Senjor Handicap.—L. Buckingham, lj R. Bell, 2j F. Eruera, 3. Time, 63 4-ss.

Long Jump, Junior. Open.—T. Klngi, lj D. Caldwell, 2j M. Stewart, 3. Distance, 17/t.

Long Jump, Senior, Open.—W. Vosailangi I; S. Nagatalevu, 2; S. Andrew, 3. Distance, ,Bft 21n.

Staff Race, IOOYds Handicap.—F. E Whimp, I,- H. Schofield, 2j Sloses and Tate, dead-heal, 3.

IOOYds Junior. Open.—T. Kingi. lj M. Stewart, 2: I). Caldwell, 3. Time, 12 3-ss. IOOYds Junior Handicap.—ll, Crtlit, 1; P, Tapsell, 2j A. Taotuhi, 3. Time, 14 2-ss. Sack iiace.—Holt, lj Gregory, 2; Stewart, 3.

I'-'OYds Hurdles, Junior, Open,—T. Kingi, 1; R. Thomassen, 2; J. Tirikatene, 3. I'JOY (is Hurdles, Senior, Open.—S. Nagatalevu, 1; A. Tubou, 2; F. Eruera, 3 Time, 17s. fcßoYds Junior, Open.—M. Stewart, 1.; A Black, 2; N. Fellow, 3. Time, 2hi 41 ft-Gs. SSOYds Senior, Open. —L. Buckingham, 1; 8. Andrews, 2; J. OlftU, 3. Time, 'Jm -J3 fl-6s.

Potato Jiacc, Under 11 Years.—A. Frederickson, l; If tiger-Brown, 2j F. Parker, 3. Potato Race, Junior.—R. Varndell, l - j R. Thomassen, 2; A. Taolahl, 3, Potato I?acc„ Senior.—"W. Rogers, 1; R. Cnrter. 2; S. Pakeho. 3. House Relay, Junior.—School House, 1; Simmonrls HotiSe, 2 House Relay, Senior.—School House, 1; SinimondS Houhc, 2. ITouse Tuir-of-war, Junior.—Simmonds House beat School House. House Tug-of-war, Senior.—Simmonds House beat School House. Old Boys' nace.—Phillips, 1; L. Bennett, 2; Pittcndrigh, ,j.