HARRIERS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15098, 22 March 1911, Page 10

HARRIERS.

PACIFIC CLUB. Tho second annual report of tho Pacifii Harrier Club eays,' inter alia:—The mem bersiup of the club stands as follows:Activo 29, honorary 2, honorary official 9,—total, 40. Runs and raocs wero cntcru into most enthusiastically by all, the in tercst being euttatued to the end of. tin > season. Twenty-ono. events were held, tin average attendance being 16. Attend- ■•' anoe badges were secured by J.' A. Bond, ' J. Nicol, H. dark, R, Bond, L. H. Render' eon, G. Forguson, L. Castlehow.. Thanks are extended to donors, entertainers, and property-owners. The cross-country teams race was held at Wingatui on the 13th a' . August, and was again a great bucojss Tho club was ably represented by J. Nicol P. Torie, J. A. Bond,H. Clark, G. Fer- •! guson, and they succeeded in securing, witl 109 points, fifth place out of eight tearr.i ■ competing. The committee decided to en gage a room in the Oddfellow's Hall; Ken sington, as headquarters, but only tlrr«' committee meetings and one club moeting were held there, however, as the com- • mitteo, finding that the expense was going to bo too heavy, decided to discontinue ', holding meetings there. Tne. following is a list of honours for tho season: —Novico Bace (one mile and aJialf)—L. H. Henderwn 1. H. Hunt 2; Two-mile Handicap— J. Nicol 1, .G. Ferguson 2; Five-mile Championship^— J. A. Bond 1, J. Nicol 2; timo, 34min l&ec; previous winner (1909), , J. A. Bond. Five-mile' Sealed Handicap—• W. Grey I, R. Swinney 2, 100, 220/440, 880 Yards (handicap),' highest agregate to • win—H. Swinney. 1, W. Grey 2, G. Austin ■ 3. Broad Jump, Hop-Step-and-Jump Han.j dioap (best jump in both events)—F. Richardson 1. Open cvfente: Labour Day Association aporte—Half-milie. Handicap, J. Nicol 1. Port Chalmers to Dunedin Road Race— J. A. Bond 1 and holder of tho Challenge Cup for one year. : •

CAVERSHAM CLUB. Tho sixth annual ropoA 6a ye: —The club's funds ehow a eubstantial_ balance, this being largely due to the receipts from the annual social. Twenty runs were held during tho sraeon from various places, the ' average attendance being 22. Eight members wcro entitled to rcoeive badgee, 'theso , not havingmi£Eed a run during the season.... Four club races were held. It has long boon tho aim of tho Caversham Club to' win tho Otago Intorclub Orces-country .'■ Teams' Race, and last season, through hard l training on the part of both runners a,rid trainers, the team succeeded in winning tho Banner. In tho Interclub Teams' Race J. Beatson secured first place, and at fh? . New Zealand Croes-country Championship, held at Invorcargill, G. M'Knight is to be - congratulated on winning the individual ' Five-milo Championship, with J. Bcatssti second. At the Otago University sport , . Caveisham ■ dub secured first, second, ana [ third—namely, G. M'Knight, G. Chambers; J. M'Lauchlan. At. the New Zealand Championships, held at Chrietehurch, Otago was represented in the Three-imlo by J. ''■'■' Beatson, who, though urKsucoessfm in gaining championship honours, filled a promf nent position. Thanks are tonctered t'l , donors, entertainers, and owners of pro , perty. . ' •■:-..