ATHLETICS.
WELLINGTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
(Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, last night. The Wellington provincial athletic championships were held in fine weather before 4000 people, including the Governor. Results: Tliree-miile wajk: G. Mclntosh, -E. Jacobson, A. Dalzeil. Time' 24.6 2-5. One mile cycle: O. Flett, H. Oakland, C. W. Curtis. Time 2.36 2-5. -Throwing the hammer: P. Munro 104t't llin; W. Harvey, 96ft 6in; St J. Morgan, 88ft llin.
One mil© run : R. A. Rote D. Priestely. E. Gully. Time 4.35 1-5. 220 yards: D, Paris, L. A. Tracey, W.' Kyle. Time 22.2-5. • Higi, jump: W. H. Roberts, 5.8?; F. Brady and N. A. McKenzie, a tic with sft 7.in for second. 120 yards handicap: L. C. Parker (Australia), N. Grehan (Australia), E. Murpliy. The Australians ran splendidly. Time 12 4-5. 100 yards ladies: S. Swinbournc, M. Collins, G. Jackson. Time 114 -equals New Zealand record. Discus: P. Munro 131.6. J. Morgan 1D1.4-4, W. Harvey 95.11. 1000 yards handicap: Whyte (Australia. scr.) and U. Lnndon (65yds) a dead heat, P. Wilson (35yds) 3. Time 2.18 4-5, Whyte had been only two days off the boat and ran a great race. He is capable of a .better performance. Mile walk : S. G. Mclntosh, W. Tonkin, E. Jacobson. Half-mile: C. Campbell, R. Gully, C. B. Allen. Time 2min. 100 yards: M. Leadbetter, C. Jen kens, D. Paris. Won's by a f oo t. Time 10 1-5. 120 yards hurdles: 'E. V. Dunbar, G. Williams, W. Grantham. Time 15 3.5. Three miles cycle. C. W. Curtis, M. Casey, T. Oakley. Time 8.6 3-5. Shot-putting; P. Munro, 41ft lljin; U. Mcßae. 3011; ill. McNutt, 35ft llin. 440 yards; W. Kyle, C. W., Davies, L. A. Tracey. Time 50 4-5. 440 yards hurdles: T. Vangioni. II: Wilkins. K. M. Sutherland. Time 60 3 5. 300 yards handicap: L. C’,’ Pfirker scr. (Australia). X. Grehan scr. (Australia), J. Cunningham (15yds). Time 32 2.5. Three miles: R. A. Rose, D. Todd, W. IJ. Anderson. Time 15.26 2-5. Long jump: W, Wilton, 21.7; 1). Barker 21.1; Cowie 21ft. Javdlin: E. V. Dunbar, 145.3; G. J. Morgan, 142.2; P. Munro, 139.3. Hop, stcji and jump: W. Wilton, 44ft lCJin; F. 11. Perry, 44 2.); R. A. McKenzie, 42.5. Waivarapa won the shield, with ’Varsity second, and Wellington third.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16662, 16 February 1925, Page 7
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