AMATEUR SPORTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23191, 10 November 1938, Page 18

AMATEUR SPORTS

EVENING MEETING AUCKLAND CLUB'S EVENTS HUNDRED YARDS TO OZANNE The Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club decided a programme of fivo events at tho Domain last evening, when there was a good attendance of dub members and enthusiasts, who witnessed keen competition. The officials were:—Judges, Messrs. P. K. Ness, A.v Butler, V. Hugo (track events), T. Elliott, C. Taylor, W. Stewart (field events): timekeeper, Mr. ,T. Davis; referee, Mr. H. T. J. McNeil; starter, Mr. W. Morton; secretary. Mr. F. J. Bryan. Results were as follows:

100 Yds Handicap.—First heat: R. Ozanne. syds, 1; W. ,T. Median, 9yds, 2; B. L. E"ans. 10yds, 3. Time, lis. Second heat: P. E. Castle, Iyd, 1; O. Morgan, Oyds, 2; R. A. Parkes, 7yds, 3. Time, lis. Final: R. Ozanne, syds, 1; B. L. Evans. 10yds, '2; W. J. Meelian. Oyds, 3. Won by one foot, inches between second and third. Time, 10 4-ss.

'MOYds Handicap.—G. McLcod, 20yds, 1; C. C. Reilly, scr, -J; R. A. Parkes, Byds, 3. Won by one and a-haif yards, one yard botween second and third. Time, 51 2-ss. One Mile Handicap.—R. H. Glasgow, 25yds, 1; L. R. Walters, scr, 2; P. N. Mo Kinven, 35yds, 3. Entering upon tho last lap Walters was almost on--terms with Glasgow, with McKinven close at hand, followed by Evans, Watson and Davis. A furlong from the winning a posl Glasgow drew away from the scratch man, and turned for home with a lead of 10yds. MoKinven reached Watters. and the pair gradually gained on Glasgow, who held enough in reserve to win a good race by 2yds, Watters being a yard in advance of McKinven. Time, 4m 435. Putting Kill) Shot. —R. A. Parkes. 34ft Oiu, l; W. J. Mcehan. 34ft Tin, 2; C. H. Taylor, :J-lft 3in p :i. Fifteen competed. Throwing the Discus. —W. J. Me.ehan, 117 ft lO'/ain, 1; P. E. Castle, 107 ft SVain, 2; W. S. Hook way, 107 ft, lin, 3. The club will hold its Sportsman. Cup mooting on Saturday, December 3, when a full programme of open events will be decided. A feature of the afternoon will be a series of scratch events for ladies. Particulars will be advertised in tho Heiiald on Saturday next.

MEETING AT PAPAKURA PROGRAMME LAST EVENING Before a large attendance at the fourth meeting of the Papakura Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club, held last evening, some exciting events were witnessed and fair times recorded on a track that was in good order. Results: — SOYds, Girls, 8 to 10 years. —S. Rice, 1; B. Linden, 2; J. Melrose, 3. SOYds, Boys, 8 to to years.—B. Hough, 1; R. Dreadon, 2; D. Clarke, 3. 75Yds Girls, .10 to 12 years.—M. Gibson, 1; J. Melrose, 2; 1. Jackson, 3. 75Yds Boys. 10 to 32 years.—J. McNeish, 1; R- Knight, -J; O. Cooper, 3. IOOYds, Girls. 12 to 14 years. E. Bates, I; J. McNeish. 2; R. Osborne, 3. IOOYds, Boys, 113 to 14 years.—A. lopp, 1; M. Mclnnes, 2; J. Kozanic, 3. School Bovs' Cycle Race. —L. Cooke, scr, 1; A. Clotworthy. 40yds, 2: D. Johns, scr, 3. One Mile, Senior.—L. Loper, 220 yds, 1; D. Bilkey, 210 yds, 2; G. Osborne, 1 (Oyds, 3. Time. 4m 33 4-ss. , , 440 Yds, Junior. —A. Dreadon 42yds, 1; J. Forrest, 25yds, 2; jW. Archibald, 00yds, 3. Time, 54 3-ss. „ , -r, One and a-Half Mile Junior Cycle.—B. Rickard, 1; W. Rickard, 2; B. Appleby, 3. Ladies.—First heat: Miss P. Forrest, l;. Miss V. Johns, 2; Miss M. Wade, 3 Time 11 3*ss. Second heat: Miss J. Bilkev, 1; Miss J. Hord, 2; Miss R. Landman, 3.'Time, 11 3-ss. Final: Miss J. Bilkey, 1; Miss J. Herd, 2; Miss V. Johns, :i. Time, IOOYds, Boys, 11 to 10 years.—G. Rice, 1; B. Anderson, 2; L. White, 3. Time, 10 1 IOOYds, Senior.—D. Bilkey, lf>yds, 1; W. Cunningham, syds. 2; J. Harris, 11yds, 3. Time. 10 l-ss. D IOOYds, Junior. —R. Keats. 10yds. 1; R. Irvine, 16yds, 2; J. Forrest, 11yds, 3. Time, 10 S80Yds Senior Cycle.—H. McEntee. 40yds, 1; E. Brown, scr, 2; G. Barker, 00yds, 3. lime, 1m 10 4-ss. 75Yds, Ladies. —First heat: Miss V. Johns. 1; Miss M. Wade, 2; Miss P. Forrest. 3. Time, 8 4-ss. Second heat: Miss R. Landman. 1; Miss J. Bilkey 2; Miss J. Herd, 3 Tim" 8 3-ss. Final: Miss J. Bilkey, 1; Miss V. Johns, 2; MiSs R. Landman, 3. T '™l6Yds. Bovs, 14 to 10 years.—G. Rice. 1; L. White, 2; J. Hardwick, 3. lime, 2,j One Mile Open Cycle.—D. Knight, scr, 1- P Knight, scr, 2; S. Webster, scr, 3. 'Shot Putt,—O. Main (scrll. 34ft Sin. 11; J. Dunn (Oft), 34ft 4in, 2; W. Hood (Sft), 33 440 Yds,'' Senior.—D. Bilkey. 52yds, 1; W. Cunningham. 25yds, 2; W. Smith, 48yds,

3. Time, 53 2-oS. Junior Long Jump.—R. Keats (scr), 18ft 7in, 1; B. Clark (2ft). 17ft 9m, 2; M. Middleton (Ift), 17ft 4in, 3. . Two Mile Open Cycle.—D. Knight scr, 1; P. Knight, scr, 2; E. "Browne, 120 yds. 3." Time, Om 1 4-ss. - r . n Ladies' Half-mile Cycle Race.—Miss P. Cronin, 1; Miss M. Jackson, 2; Miss B. Burgess, 3. Time, lm 3Ss.

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SECOND POSTPONEMENT [ FROM OUR' OWN CORUKSPONDKNT] HAMILTON. Wednesday Owing to the rain of the last few days having reduced the grounds to a wet and sodden condition, it was decided to postpone the Hamilton High School sports, which were to have been hold to-day. Jhe sports were to have been decided last Friday, but wet weather prevented them from being held. Ihey h&vo now been set down for next Friday.