AMATEUR ATHLETICS
EVENTS AT OTAHUHU RUNNING AND CYCLING A high standard was maintained at the weekly meeting held by tho Otahuhu Amateur Athletic Club in.Sturges Park under ideal conditions. With runners finding their form there tvns an improvement in the times. Tho cycling events also wero keenly contented. Results were as follows: — RUNNING EVENTS Seniors. —lOOYds: J. W. Robinson, 10yds, I; T. Blockley, 4yds, 2; G. S. Rogers, Gyds, 3. Timo, 10 l-ss. 220 Yds. —C. Naden, 24yds, 1; J. Robertson, lGyds. 2; H. Trevena, 21yds, 3. lime, 23 2-r»s. „ . 880 Yds. —I\. Webber, 80yds, 1; J. Davis, 80yds, 2; V. McKcown, 30yds, 3. lime, 2m '2 l*ss. IOOYds, Junior Girls. —P. Auld, 2yds, 1; V. Kirkham, 4yds, 2; M. Harris. 10yds, 3. 120 Yds, Senior Girls.—C. Ilotham, oyds, lj J Aui(l. 7yds, 2; B. Davis, 10yds, 3. IOOYds, Senior Girls.—B. Davis, Oyds, 1; C. Hotham, Byds, 2; J. Auld, Gyds, 3. IOOYds. Ladies.—D. Lumloy, 2yds bhd, 1; L. Hall, lyd, 2; M. Mears, 7yds. 3. Tinlo H * 220Yd8, "Ladles.—L. Hall, 3yds. 1; U. Amoretti, 10yds. 2; K. Mears, 15yds, 3. IOOYds, Junior Boys.—l. El is, 13>ds, 1; T. Ellis, Byds, 2; R. Giles, Byds, 3. IOOYds. Senior Boys.—A. Conway, 2yds, 1; W. McKinnon 11yds, 2; R. Martin, Sonlor Boys.—W. McKinnon, 24yds, 1; R- Martin, 17yds, 2; A. Conway, Mr. 3. , . JOOYds. Junior.—J. Taylor. 10/ds. 1; A. McLachlan, Byds, 2; H. Bennett, syds, 3. Yds, Junior.—J. Taylor, 22yds, 1; A. Mcljachlan,- 18yds, 2; A. Wellborn, 18yds, 3 " 88(VYc'lsr 4 Junior. —B. Kondrick, 20yds. Is D Hedge, 30yds, and A. Wellborn, 36yds, dead-heat, 2. Time, 2m 11 l-ss. Relay Ladies' Race.—Otahuhu (M. Mears, D. Mullins, K. Mears, L. Hall). 1; Mount Albert. 2; Auckland, 3. CYCLING EVENTS ' Half-mile.—E. Crawford, 7r>yjis, 1; R. T. Taylor, 15yds behind, 2; E. Johnson, /syds, 3. Time, G8 4-or. One and n-half miles.—\oong, 18o>ds, lj Crawford, 280 yds. 2; M. Johnson, 30yds, 3. Time, 3m 44 1 l-ss. „ _ , , _ „ Half-mllo Boys.—J. Mcholson. 1; C. Symonds. 2: F. Lovelock, 3. MORRINSVILLE EVENTS [from our own* correspondent] MORRINSVILLE. Friday Following were the' results of tho Morrinsville Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club's evening meoting:— ~ Half-milo Cycle.—First heat: R. Hirst, 1; J. Beck, 2; R. Hampshire, 3. Second heat: T. Mooro, 1; C. Carter, 2; T. Everitt. One Mile Cycle.—First heat: «. HampBhiro, 1: R. Hirst, 2. Second heat: C. Carter 1; T. Moore, 2: C. Hardakor, 3. Two Miles Cycle.—R. Hampshire. 1: R. Hirst. 2: T. Moore, 3. Ladies' 50yds.—Miss 3. Hart, 1; Miss J. Wpbh ° Boys'" 50yds.—T. Gilinrd. 1; J. Colquhoun, 2; J. Findlay and J. Colnuhoun, deadhC Boys' 100yds.—B. Jones. 1; J. Findlay. 2s J. Colquhoun, 3
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23205, 26 November 1938, Page 23
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438AMATEUR ATHLETICS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23205, 26 November 1938, Page 23
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