Y.W.C.A.
INTERHOUSE SPORTS CLUB ■ .■, a. . The final gathering for the season of the Y.W.C.A. Interhouse Sports Club was held on Saturday, when an outdoor, sports programme was held. The weather was ideal and the grounds made available by the courtesy of the board of directors of Columba College proved excellent for this type of sport. Several meetings of interested teams had organised and planned the events, which began punctually at 2 p.m. Thirteen teams (consisting of nine girls each) competed from the following business houses:—Carbury Fry Hudson, New Zealand Wax Vestas, D.1.C., D.S.A., J. R. M’Kenzie’s,' Phoenix, Bell Tea, Sargood’s, Dominion Manufacturing Company, and the Y.W.C.A. and GirJ Citizens Some houses entered more than one team, and all teams entered for every event. Events were varied, including single races, races for pairs and team work. The standard of play throughout wag high, and the new teams are to be congratulated on their rapid improvement. Throughout all events each individual played for her team. The whole programme of 14 events was concluded at 5.15 p.m., when points for tlie afternoon’s performance were totalled, the D.I.C. team winning with 33 points. Kia Ora being runners-up with 25, Y.W.C.A. gaining 19 points and Girl Citizens 15. 1
Mrs Stuart Cameron, on behalf of the Health and Recreation Committee, presented the D.I.C. captain with a silver cup which had been presented for annual competition. Each team had its following of enthusiastic onlookers, who thoroughly enjoyed both failures and successes, especially in such events as the sack race, saucer and ball relay, Siamese race, biscuit and whistling, and crocodile. The funds for the sports day are to enable sports delegates to be sent to . the Y.W.C.A, Conference, which will be held at the Waitaki Boys’ School just after Christmas. At this conference there will be sports girls from all parts of New Zealand and physical work and sports will be one of ’Jie main features of the gathering. The following are the results of the events: —, 75 Yards Flat.—D.T.C. 1, Cambridge 2. D.S.A. 3. Siamese Race.—Kia Ora 1, Sargood’s 2, D.M.C. I. Y.W.C.A. and Citizen A (dead heat) 3. Line Ball. —D.T.C. 1. Kia Ora 2, Citizen A 3. Flag Relay.—Citizen A 1, Y.W.C.A. 2, Kia Ora 3. Time Walking.—D.S.A. 1, Y.W.C.A, 2, Kia Ora 3. Biscuit and Whistling.—Kia Ora 1, Bluebells 2, D.S.A. 3. Sack Race—D.l.C. 1, D.M.C. I 2, Citizen A 3. Message Relay.—Fern 1, Y.W.C.A. 2, d.i.c. s: Skipping.—D.l.C. 1, Y.W.C.A. 2. Citi-. zen A 3. Blindfold Driving.—Kia Ora 1, Sargood’s 2, Bluebells 3. Round and Over Sticks. —Citizen A 1, Y.W.C.A. 2, D.I.C. 3. Ball and Saucer. —D.M.C. II 1, D.I.C. 2, Sargood’s 3. Basket Ball Throw.—Kia Ora 1, D.I.C. 2, Cambridge 3. Crocodile—D.l.C. 1, Y.W.C.A. 2, Citizen'A 3.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21773, 12 October 1932, Page 4
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