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D.A.A.C. EVENING SPORTS MEETING.

The first of the series of evening athletic iueetings inaugurated by the Dunedin Amateur 'Athletic Club took place on the Caledonian

v Ground on Friday in the presence of a fair Vaiumljer of spectators. The three events set "down for decision attracted large fields, espeei- : f»Uy was this the case in the 100 yds Handi- ' jcap and the 220 yds Telegraph Handicap. The .winner of the former event ran a good race jboth in his*, heat and in the final. The Tele- - graph Handicap was run off in semi-darkness, and it was impossible to distinguish the - individual runners until they were well on the - .iape. The Long Jump brought out a promisang young athlete in Palmer, who won with '^in actual jump of 19ft 9in. P. Buck, the 2Tew Zealand champion, who competed, was "- evidently out of practice, for he took off badly, and only succeeded in clearing 19ft sin. The sollowing were the officials for the evening — . CJIr "W. M'Donald, handicapper and starter; - Messrs H. B. Courtis and-W. Maclean, judges; • 'Messrs W. J. Buck, W. Bennett, and J. Neljson, timekeepers; j*fr A. Dey, clerk of the ' Jcourse. Results: — I•' 100 Yards Handicap.— First heat: Clarke, r-fejyds, 1; M'Corkindale, 6yds, 2. Also started: -•Jacobs lyd, -Campbell "JJJyds. Won by a. yard. -, S?ime, llsec. Second heat : Mooney, 6yds, and s Jyds, ran a dead heat. Also started : VO'Kane £yd, Scott 4yds, Price 7yds, M'Curdy \ #§yds. -- Tune, , llsec. Third- heat : Knox, 6yds; i; TPalmer, 4yds, 2. Also started: Hamann " lyd; Rudkin siyds, Leslie SJyds. Won on the JUpe. Time, 10|sec. Final. . JKnox, 6yds „ rr 1 i Palmer, 4yda • .. .. 2 Mooney, 6yds .- .. 3 _-_ m 'All qualified started. The competitors jumped away at the pistol, and raced for three-quarters of the distance without any - Alteration in. their handicap positions. Near- - ing. the tape Knox 9hot out, and won a good, .arace by a yard, daylight separating second and ~ .third. Time, lOJsec. „ Long Tump.— Palmer (lft 6in), actual jump, I9ft 9in, 1; Scott (2ft), actual jump, 18ft 9in, - 2; Buck (scr), 19ft sin, 3. Also competed: _Parata (lft 6in), Jacobs (2ft). -,_ Telegraph Handicap, 220 yds (Civil Service 'Harriers). — First heatf Brown, 10yds, 1; ' /Kitchener, 7yds. 2; Smith, 9yds, 3. Also . "Started: Campbell scr, Parata syds, Stevens •10yds, Sleight 12yds. Won by 2yds. Time, 26Jaec. Second heal: Prideaux, 13yds, 1; - iLeslie, 7yds, 2; M'Corkindale, syds, 3. Also started: Melville syds, Johnson 9yds, Taylor Byds, Goodmanson 9vds. Won by a yard. Jfime, 26sec. Final. - Titchener, 7y3s .. .. .. tt .. 1 Prideaux, 13yds .r .. 2 : Smith, 9yds 3 - ill qualified started. The limit man lead - lo within a yard or two from the tap<s, when *•- fl?itchener, coming fast on the outside, passed -- Prideaux and won by a jard. Time, 26£ sec.

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Otago Witness, Issue 2645, 23 November 1904, Page 58

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D.A.A.C. EVENING SPORTS MEETING. Otago Witness, Issue 2645, 23 November 1904, Page 58

D.A.A.C. EVENING SPORTS MEETING. Otago Witness, Issue 2645, 23 November 1904, Page 58