SPRINGBOKS VISIT.
SPLENPH) MEETING AX TIC I
PA TED.
The visit of tli<? Springbok athletes to Gisborne lips been looked forward to ns tin event marking an epoch in the history of local amateur athletics. In conformity with the recognised importance of the visit, the Amateui Athletic, and Harriers’ Club are sparing no trouble to perfect the arrangements for- tlie •meeting, so that neither the visitors, dhe local athletes, or tin* public will have the slightest, cause foi complaint. Working parties have been busily engaged during the past feu week's in preparing the tracks on the Childers Hoad "Reserve, and everything now seems to be in as good condition as human energy can secure under the circumstanees. The indefatigable secrctarv, Mr. MeFndycn, has his hands very full, but is. confident that the meeting will turn out as successful an athletic feature as any previously held in the district. The Springbok athletes will arrive to-morrow' from Napier, whence tho> are travelling overland under the charge and by the courtesy of Mr. H. F. Forster. Mr. Forster yesterday motored through to Napier to meet the four athletes, J. Avrcs-Oosterlaak, 11. p. Kinsman, D. A- K. Leathern, and I. 0. Emery (manager). It wall be interesting to the public to hear that representative retailers and general employers have intimated t.o the club their willingness to allow their employees to attend the meeting, though they do not wish to close for the afternoon, as suggested. The handicaps for the meeting have been declared as follows: — 100yds Dash Handicap. —First lieat: J. Ayres-Oosterlaak (S.A.) scr., .T. Pollock Bvds, B. Hundleby 94, P. Chariwood 11, 0. McCoy 13, E. McGcrty 13. Second heat: tl. P. Kinsman (S.A.) C. McDonald 8, L. R. Sutcliffe gri A. E. Ingram 10, H. Hankey 10J, •T.”’O’Donnell 13. Third heat: Ira G. Emory (S.A.) s}yds., O. F. Paltridge 7% H. F. Martin 94, R. Hogg 11, F. A*. McFndven 12, W. F. Ingrain 13. First and second in heats to qualify in final. 300yds. Springbok Handicap: .T. Iv. Ayrcs-Oostorlaak (S.A.)' scr.. H. P. Kinsman (S.A.) lvd., D. A. K. LeatheTn (S.A.) 7, O. Paltridge 13, C. McDonald 13, H. F. Martin 17, Geo. Gutry 19, .T. C. Mount- 19, A. E. Ingram 19, IV. Hankey 20, Leo. Hansen 20, 11. Hankev 22, F. A. McFadyen 28, C. McCoy 30.
600yds. Poverty Bay Handicap: .T. K. Avrcs-Oosterlaak (S.A.) scr., D. A. K. Leathern (S.A.) scr., C. McDonald
30yds.. E. Haves'3s, A. E. Ingram 50, Goo. Gutrv 55, W. Hankey 55, H. F. Martin 55' J. C. Mount 55, J. R. .Tones 75, E. McGcrty 75. lOOOvds. Waikanae Handicap: D. A. K. Leathern (S.A.) scr., Ira G. Emery (S.A.) 20vds., E. Hayes 40, J. Cl. Mount 65, Geo. Gutry 70, A. E. Ingram 70, P. Charlwood 85, J. R. Jones 95, C. McCoy 100, W. F. Ingram 110, J. O’Donnell 110. 75yds. Championship of Poverty Bay.—>T. K. Avrcs-Oosterlaak (S.A.), H.' P Kinsman (S.A.), C. G. McDonald, O. F. Paltridge, J. Pollock, L. R. Sutcliffe. Hop-Stcp-and-.Tump Handicap. L. R. Sutcliffe scr., Leo. Hansen ,Ift., Basil Hundleby Ift., .T. 0. Mount lft. 3in., A. E. Ingram lft. 6in.j W. Findlay lft. 6in., ,T. O’Donnell 2ft. Oiu., Geo. Spark 2ft. 6in. Pole Vault (scratch). —G. C. Scents, J. C. Mount, Geo. Spark, W. Wilson, A. Scott, Walter Findlay. 100yds. High School Handicap.—F. A. Pile scr., G. McCutchoon 2yds., W. Kohn 2, V. Caulton 2, C.' Carron 3, A. Scott 4, E. Smith 4, A. Atkins 5. 880yds. High School Handicap.—O.
Nasmith sw«-Jiio.- Roberts 15yds., G. V C. Scents 20, W. Waikarc 20, W. Christophers 30, G. O. McCutchoon 30, C. Frazer 35, B. Haigh 35. 880vds. Cycle Handicap.—A. G. Lentell scr., I’. Benson 20vds., 11. Twigley 40, L. Hall 45, A. Perycr 50, .G. C. Smith 50, .T. Dougltus 50, ,T. Martin 55, R. Dorn 60. 1 Mile Cycle Handicap.—A. G. Lcntcll scr.. P. Benson 40yds., L. Hall 80, H. Twigley SO, G. C. Smith 95, J. Douglas 100, A, Pcryer 100, J. Martin 110. 2 Mile Cycle Handicap.—A. G. Lentell scr., P. Benson 60yds., L. Hall 120, Hugh Twigley 120, G. C. Smith 145, A. Peryer 150, J 7 Martin 160. • 880yds. Boys’ Cycle Handicap (under 16).—J. E. Bishop scr., .T. Preston 10yds., Douglas Findlay 25, R. Dorn 30. Further entries will be accepted for this event. 440yds. Relay Race. —South Africa: ,T. K. Avrcs-Oosterlaak, H. P. Kinsman, D. A. IC. Leathern, Ira G. Emery. Gisborne A.A. and H. Club’s representative team: ,T. Pollock, O. F. Pnltridge, C. G. McDonald, L. Sutcliffe.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15748, 13 February 1922, Page 10
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