SCHOOL ATHLETES
ANNUAL SPORTS HELD r —" WINNERS AT SOUTHWELL' (0.C,) HAMILTON, Wednesday Tho Southwell boys' school sports were held at tho school in fine weather and in the presence, of a large number of friends and old pupils. Tho winners were:— High jump, under 12, M. Watson; long jump, under 12, E. dribble; long jump, under 13, G. McAuley; long jump, open. D. Barker; high jump, under 13, G. Roisterer; high jump, open, R. Goodall; putting, Hie shot, open, R. (ioodall; throwing the hammer, open, It. (ioodall; throwing tho cricket ball, open, R. Goodall; obstacle race, open, D. Stafford; obstacle race, under :i 2, G. .Dingle. School handicap: ('. Maepherson, 1; K. Tanse.v, 2. Old boys' race: R. Cliitty, 1; A. Deed, 2; D. Barker, 3. Championships: 220 Yds, under —-A. Macphorson, I; J- Wooton, 2; E. Gribble, 3. Time, 32 2-ss. Under 3 3—E. French. 1; C. Vennell, 2; G. McAuley, 3. Time, .".I -l-ss. 220 Yds, open: D. Barker, J; R. Goodall, 2; E. Oswald, 3. Hurdles: 12()YUfl, under 11 B. iHindmarsh, I; P. Grierson, 2. Under 13 —D. French, 1; J. Foreman. "J; O. Vennell, 3. Under 12— J. Wooton, I; A. Maepherson, 2; E. Gribble, 3. Steeplechase: D. Ellison, 1; J. Wooton, 2; M. King, 3. Junior cup: J. Wooton, 21 points, I; A. Maepherson, 12 points, 2. Intermediate cup: I>. French, 12 points, l; O. Roisterer and O. McAuley, t t points, equal. 2. Larner Cup, for sprint race: I>. Barker, 8 points, 1; R. Goodall, 7 points, 2. Senior cup: li. Goodall, 21 points, 1; 1). Barker, 22 points. 2. EVENTS AT ST. STEPHEN'S Following were, tho results of events held in conjunct ion with the championships of St. Stephen's College:— Midgets.—Broad jump: O. Wi, 1; P. Taiapa, 2: J- Xepia. 3. Distance, lift 7in. ssOYds: S. Lawrence, I; P. Taiapa, 2; (j. Wi, 3. Time. 3in. 7.-.Yds: 'P. Taiapa, -1; G. Wi, 2; J. Xepia, 3. Time, 10 3-'>s. High jump: B. Man, 1; G. Wi and P. Taiapa, equal, 2. Height, 3ft P.,in. Open Events. —Tug-of-wars. Xorth v. South: Xorth. 1 (2 events). Facklior.se: I). Uunia, E. McXaught and B. Warbrick, 1; |[, Ron, B. Lawrence and I!. Minahan, 2. Tabloid athletics: Xeligan House. 1; Selwyu ami Marsden Houses, equal, 2. Boot race: (1. Strickland, 1: D. Uunia, 2; W. Ponton. 3. Elephant race: D. Ilunla, and E. McNaugbt, 1- J Livingstone and A. Grace, 2; (I. Stirling and C. Allinscham, 3. Discus throw: (',. Stirling, 1; D. Uunia, 2; J. Livingstone. :t. Distance. 37ft Sin. Crab race: M. Pierotti, 1- .1. Livingstone. 2; A. Grace, 3. Shot putt: G. Stirling, I; I). Ifunia, 2; J. Livingstone 3 Distance, 37ft Sin. Handspring rare- M. 'Pierotti and T. Morgan, I; J. Ranapia and P. Mio", 2; G. Strickland and W. Nathan, 3. THAMES BOY'S FINE RECORD (0.C.) THAMES, Wednesday The Thames Hich School's annual sports were held this week. Graeme Miller won the senior championship and Mauriee Marshall tho junior. The latter had wins in nine events, which is a record for the school. House events resulted: Boys: Rudman, 100; School, 150; Adams 122 Girls: Rutherford. 33*; Seddon, 283; Sclwyn, 23ti; Wakefield, 2(H).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24103, 23 October 1941, Page 4
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