SCHOOL SPORTS
OHINEWAI CONTESTS PROCEEDS FOR IMPROVEMENT RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS [from our own correspondent] H'UNTLY, Tuesday The Ohinewai School sports were held in tho school grounds, there being a large attendance of parents and residents. The weather was good. The proceeds will bo utilised for ground improvements and the provision of a reference library for the school. Dances and drilling exercises were performed during the afternoon by the schoolchildren. A successful day was concluded with tho presentation by Mr. E. Foster, sen., of the various cups, trophies and certificates awarded- to tho winners of tho calf club events at the field day. Tho results of the events were as follows: — Girls, over 12 years, 75yds.—A. Footc, 1; M. Hancock. 2; E. Collier. 3. Boys, over 12 years, 100 yds.—D. Doyle, 1; G. Anderson, 2; J. Lynch, 3. Girls, oto 12 years, 50yds.—V. Higgins, 1; V. Anderson, 2; J. Read, 3. Boys, oto 12 years, 75yds.—R. Vincent, '1; F. Parker, 2; F. Collier. 3. Girls, 0 to 0 years, 50yds.—J. Read, 1; I. Howard. 2; J. Anderson, 3. Bovs, 0 to 0 years. 50yds.—1. Collier, 1; B. Burrows, 2; B. Vincent, 3. . Skipping Race, 50yds.—Higgins, 1; M. Ridgley, 2; V. Anderson, 3. Sack Race.—Boys, 25yds: F. Collier, 1; J. Lynch 2; D. Doyle, 3. Girls. 25yds: M. Ridgley, I; M. McGaughran, *; V. Anderson. 3. Egg and • Spoon Race, girls, 2o,vds. —\ • Anderson. 1; A. Footc, N. Webb, 3. 01(1 Pupils' Race.—Girls, under 18 years: M. McGaughran. 1; C. Higgins 2; C. HiU, 3. Boys, under IS years: A. Ridgley, 1; B. Howard, 2; A. Fisher. 3. Tiny Tots.—Girls: F. Vincent, 1; R. Perry. G. Fisher 3. Boys: D. Burrows, 1; B. Keleher, 2; G. Goord, 3. Single Ladies' Race, 50yds.—M. Webb and E. Hosking, dcad-heat, 1; M. McGaughran. 3. Sintrlo Men's Race, 100yds.—J. Wright and A. Webb, dead-heat. 1; B Howard, 3 Cup Race, special. 100 yds.—A. eoote and M. Hancock, dead-beat, 1; E. Collier, 3. Special Raee. tin.v tots, boys.—Bobby Burroughs, 1; B. Keleher, 2; D. Goord. 3. Married Ladies' Race, 50yds.—Mrs. D. Anderson. 1; Mrs. Hancock. 2; Mrs. Mason, 3. Married Men's Race, 75yds.—L. G. Footc, 1; ,T. Ralph, 2; C. Ihle. 3. Stepping the Chain. —Mis. Anderson (within v 3 in.), 1. Nail Driving.—J. Ralph, Clock Golf.—Ladies: Miss N. Ridgley. Men: J. Davis. Most Popular Baby—Joyce Foster. Decorated Prams and Tricycles.—V era Hancock. 1; Peter Hopkins. 2; Valerie Anderson. 3. Decorated Bicycles.—M. Ridgley, 1; R. Thompson, 2; R. Mason, 3.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23226, 21 December 1938, Page 19
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411SCHOOL SPORTS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23226, 21 December 1938, Page 19
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