THE SCHOOL SPORTS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13715, 23 November 1937, Page 4

THE SCHOOL SPORTS.

PAHIATUA D, H. SCHOOL.

PUPILS PERFORM CREDITABLY. The Pahiatua District High School held their annual sports on the -liecreation Ground yesterday in dull weather, A cold wind was sweeping the ground and this no doubt was to blame for the small attendance of parents and the general public. Nevertheless although the weather was not as congenial as could have been wished for the children entered into the fun with great zest and the competition was very good indeed, some very close finishes being witnessed. Great credit is due to the officials who were in control of the programme for the efficient and expeditious manner in which the many events were run off. The officials were as follows:—Organiser, Air Slater - starter, Mr Clark; assistant starter, Mr J. W. Salt; judges, Airs Beales and Allsses AlcKittiick and Griffiths; track steward, Miss AlcCardle; timekeeper, Mr Reid ; record, steward Miss D. F. E. Junker. Owing to the lateness of the day it was found impossible to finish tho whole programme and therefore the points prizes have not been decided, there being several events to be finalised before those can be judged but the first available opportunity will be taken advantage of and it is hope-1 to be able to advise the winners m the next day or so according to the weather. Results: — Primary boys’ championship, J (JO yards: Sidney Beales I, Roy Yealo 2, Dig by Beaufort 3. Secondary boys’ championship, 100 vard-s —First heat Henry Angelmi L, Jack Beales 2, Alex Macrae 3; second heat: Bruce Howell 1, Doug. Bicknell 2, Keith Goer 3. Final: Henry Angelini 1, Jack Beales 2, Bruce Howell 3 Primary girls championship. oO yards: Patty Brabner 1, Muriel Goodin 2, Noeline Finn 3 Secondary girls championship. ■i o y ards : Nancy Gunn 1, Alarjorie M allis 2, Phyllis Noble 3. Girls, 5 years, 50 yards: Frances Robinson 1, Alary Bisset 2, Alargo Swanuey 3 Bovs, 5 years, 50 yards: Michael Vincent 1, lan AlcNeilage 2, Peter Howell 3. , „ r , . Bovs, 6 years, 50 yards: Alalcolm Phillips 1. 'Bobbie AlcCrae 2, Bobbie Yeoman 8. , ~ Girls, 6 years, 50 yards: Bertha Gunn 1, Madge Chapman 1, Valina Jiidd 3. , Roys, 7 velars, 50 yards: Ken Lo Compte 1, Ron Carbines 2, John Husband 3. Girls. 7 years, 60 yards: Myrna Finn 1, Joyce Piercy 2. Nerida Alurch and Mirian Cornwall equal 3. Girls. 8 years, 50 yards: Betty Finch 1, Retti Burgess 2, Ray Benton 3. Girls. 9 years, 60 yards: Alavis iataurangi 1 Shirley LCeayns 2, Elaine Alackley 3. , , Girls, 10 years, oO yards: Isabel Gunn 1. Nola Bennett 2, Barbara Burgess 3. , Girls, 11 years, 75 yards: Betty Watson 1, Alary Hutton 2. Isabel Thompson 3- . , Boys, 8 years. ’SO yards: Keith Ski) ton I. Stewart Gunn 2, Bill M - Cardie 3. ~ . , Boys, 9 years, 75 yards: toward Watson 1. -John Hutton 2, Donald Bisset 3. . Boys, 10 years, to yards: Paul Kershaw 1, Peter Gill 2, Kelvin Judd 3 Bovs, 11 years, 75 yards : Rex Mitchell 1, Clive Kershaw 2, Charlie Findlay 3 . . Girls. 12 and over, 75 yards: Jean Peurcev I. Ida Pearcey 2. Versia Goodin 3. _ . Boy-s, 12 and over. 75 yards: hirst heat- AJax Bentley 1, George Paget 2 Graham Smith 3; second beat: Francis Beaufort 1. Basil Herman 2. Gordon Chapman. 3. Final: Max Bentley 1. George Paget 2, Francis Beaufort 3. Primary girls’ championship, <o yards- First heat: Muriel Goodin 1. Noeline linn 2, Susanne Siddells 3,second heat: Patty Brainier 1. Rangi Tataurangi 2. Jean Pearcey 3. Final: Patty Brabner 1. Al Uriel Goodin 2, Xoeiine .Finn 3Secondary girls- championship, 75 yards: Nancy Gunn 1, Alay Britland 2, Alarjorie Wallis 3 Primary boys’ championship. 220 yards: Sidney Beales 1. Ray \ eale 2 Digby Beaufort 3 ’ Secondarv boys’ championship, 220 yards: Jack Beales 1. Henry Angelini 2, Bruce Howell 3. Sack race. Std. 1. boys: Owen Alitt hell I. Gordon Halliwell 2. Desmond Henderson 3. Sack race, Std IT. boys: Paul Kershaw 1, Pat Aliller 2. Eric Stone 3 Sack race. Std 111. boys- Peter Carbines 1, Donald Bisset 2, Clive Kershaw 3. Sack race. Std. TV. boys : Bex Alitchell l. Bill Alills 2. Kelvin Judd 3. Sack race. Std V. boys: Roy Veaie 1. Graham. Smith 2, John Davidson 3. * Sack race, Std. VI. boys: Toddy Pratt 1. John How den 2, Ron Carrad 3. Sack race, secondary boys: Stewart Tait 1, Eric Staples 2 High jump. primary girls: Tela Mills 3ft Bin. 1, Noeline Finn and Rangi Tataurangi, equal. 3. High jump, primary boys: Roy Veale 4ft 2}in. 1, Digby Beaufort 2. Tan Watts 3. High jump, secondary girls: Phyllis Noble, 3ft B>in. 1, Phyllis Duncan and Joan Baueke, equal, 2. High jump, secondary boys: Bruce Howell 4ft 41 in. 1. Douglas Bicknell 4ft 4in, 2, Alex Alacrae 3. Three-legged race. Std T. girls: Bay Benton and ATarian Evans 1. Betty Finch and Ruth Devonshire 2. Nola, Korrison and Noeline Taylor 3 Three-legged race, Std. TTT. girls: Beryl Ronton and Dnloie Cornwall l. Sadie Findley and Tsohel Thomson 2. Dorothy Lassen and Nola Benton 3. 7Tirce-1 egged race. Std. 11. girls: Beta, Burgess and Afaisie Tataurangi 1. Gwen Goodin and Ain riel Foley 2 Three-legged race. Std IV. girls: Ida Pearcey and Jean Pearcey 1.

Joan Brabner and Isobel Gunn 2, Alollie Robinson and I’bylli- V ooc: "l. Three-legged race, Std. V girls: Alarjorie Batchett and Pauline Bi-sc t 1, Isohel Heayns and Alary Hutton 2, Sheila Devonshire and Lorna Piatt 3, Three-legged race, secondary girls ; Alarjorie Wallis and Noeline Bi-ses 1, Dawn Cook and Alay Britland 2 Phyllis Noble and Jean Britland 3. Three-legged race. Std. VI. girls; Patty Brabner and Yvonne Alatthews 1. Ida Alills and Noeline Finn 2. Jemima Thomson and Joan Goer 3Obstacle race, boys. 6 years : John Husband 1, Keu Le Com pte 2. Rodney AlcNeilage 3. Obstacle race, girls, 6 years: Bertlia Gunn 1, Aladge Chapman 2. Alice Trask 3. Obstacle* race, girls. 7 years: Myrna Finn 1, Jean Alc-Alinn 2, Noeline Taylor 3. Obstacle race, boys 8 years: Ric iard Siddells 1, Stewart Gunn 2. Keith Skilton 3. Obstacle race, girls. 8 years: Rav Benton 1. Both Finch 2. Ida AleXeilago 3. Obstacle rare. boys. 9 years: Edward Watson 1. Stewart Swanney 2. Bill Douglas 3Obstacle race, girls, c> years : Alaise Tataurangi 1, Shirley Heayns 2, Elaine Mackley 3. Obstacle race boys. 10 years: Peter Gill 1, Kelvin Judd 2. Pi ter Carbines 3. Obstacle race, girls. 10 years: Isobel Gunn 1, Barbara Burgess 2. 13orotli y Fa s sen 3. Obstacle bays, 11 years Rex Mitchell 1, Stewart Chapman 2. Ivan Morrie 3. Obstacle race, girls, 11 years: Isobel Heayns 1. Lorna Pratt 2. Mollio Robinson 3. Obstacle race, boys, 12 years and over- Jim Hutton 1, Ted Pratt 2, John Davidson 3. Obstacle race, girls. 12 years and over: Ida -Mills 1, Jemima Thompson 2, Joan Goer 3. Primary Ihivs’ 440 yards championship: Sid Beales 1, Ron VoaK* 2, Digby Beaufort 3. Secondary boys’ 440 yarils championship: Henry Angelini 1. Bruce Howell 2 ; Douglas Bicknell 3 Secondary gills'. 75 metros championship: Nancy Gunn 1, Marjorie Wallis 2, Valerie Noble 3 Relays: Std 2 boy~s beat Std. 2 girls ; Std 4 boys beat Std. 3 boys ; Std 4 girls beat Std. 3 girls: Std boys beat Std. 1 boys j Std ♦» girls beat Std 5 girls : junior secondary beat senior secondary ; primary boat secondary. Secondary boys' handicap, 220 yards: Douglas Mitchell 1. Alan Carrad 2. Erie Stables 3. Crocodile race, secondary girls : Marjorie Wallis. Nola Prussmg, Dawn Cook and Noeline Bisset 1 : Phyllis Noble, Joan Baueke Pal Darley and V. Noble 2; Patty lira liner. Yvonne Matthews. Margaret* Beales and Rhona Bennetts 3.