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TOLAGA BAY SPORTS

MOST SUCCESSFUL HELD RECORD ENTRIES i (Herald Correspondent.) Although many good sports mootings have been held in Tolaga Bay the climax was reached on Saturday, when the most successful from both tho financial and interesting view- : points was held. Many were the Compliments paid to tho secretary and committee by competitors and visiting officials on tho excellent arrangements which had been made to eater for the visiting competitors and the general public. In almost all events the entries constituted a-record, and the programme was carried through without a hitch, due to the careful preparations of the committee and secretary. An innovation was created by the attendance ot several members of the St. John Ambulance Corps, who made their first appearance at this meeting, and who'also had several casualties to attend to. In the horse events two men took a toss without serious injury and two cyclists ulso came to grief, .). Watt having a bad spill train which he took some time to recover and finally appeared to be suffering .rom slight concussion. The clips ami specials were won as

fobows: — . K. s. Williams Cup, chopping: I McKenzie. Jamison Cup, jumping: S. ivutiu. Watkins Memorial Cup: R. Pritchard. J. 1\ Hoare’s trophy: E. Dever.

Results were as follow: — 7ovds Ladies’ Handicap (12 entries).— Miss A. Lloyd, 1; Miss D. Haugli, 2; Miss K. Turner, 3. tune, 9 2-3 secs. .Second heat: Miss P. Budge, 1; Miss ti. Gooch, 2; Miss K. O'Gorman, 3. Time, 9sdL-s. Final : Miss ■ Lloyd, 1, Miss Budge, 2; Miss Haugli, 3. Won bv half a yard each way. Time 9 1-bsec. " names lOOyds. Handicap (13 entries). —First heat : Miss 1). Juaugli, 1; Miss A. i.loyd, 2; Miss E. Turner, 3. Time, 12 3-ssecs. , Second heat; Miss Budge, i; Miss Gooch, 2; Miss R. P’Gorman, 5. lime, 12 2-ssec. Final: Miss Haugli, 1; Miss Lloyd, 2; Miss Turner, 3. Won on the tape, with 3£yds. between second and tiiird. Time 12 i-sse-j. Men’s 100yds. Handicap (24 entries).— First heat: T. Hicks, i; a. Rodgers, 2; G. McLnchlan, 5.. lime, lOsees. Second beat: C. Bone, 1; J. Grace, 2, C. Lawrence, 3. Time, 10sc;. llnnl heat: E. Prince, 1; W. McDonald, 2; G. Uttiiig, 3. lime, 10 4-ssec. fourth heat: \ . Davy, 1; H. Carter, 2; 11. Williams, 3. Time, 10 3-ssec. Semifinal : Davy, 1; Rogers, 2; Prince, 3. time, 10 2-osec. Final: Prince, 6yds., 1; Davy, 7£yds., 2; Rogers, 7yds., 3. Won bv 2yds. ’time, 10 i-osec. 220yds Handicap.—First heat: McLachlan, 1; McDonald, 2. Time, 27se;c. Second heat: V. Davy, 1; O. Bone, 2. Time, 22 l-ssec. Final. McLaJiian, svds., 1; Bone, Byds., 2; Davy, Byds., i" Won by syds. Time, 26 l-Bsee.

One. Mi'.e Cycle Handicap (17 entries). —Kerr, 1; Davies, 2; vV. Wells, 3. Time, 2min. 47 l-3sec. Second heat; H. J. Davies, 1; A. Church, 2; S. otooih, 3. Time, 2min. 49sec. Final: H. J. Davies, 140yds., 1; Kerr, 110yds., 2; Church, 120yds. 3. Won by a wheel, lime, 2min. 45 2-ssec. Maiden Chop (26 entries). —L. Hooper, 15sec, 1; F. laylor, 15sec., 2; Parc llenare, ssec., 3. Open Standing Chop (25 entries). —R. McKenzie, 36sec., 1; F. Taylor, 48see, 2; E. Beets, 35sec., 3. Open Underhand Chop (26 entries). — R. McKenzie, 3Ssec,, 1; L. Hooper, 48sec., 2; F. Taylor, 48sec., 3. 440yds. Handicap (25 entries). —R. Pritchard, 45yds., 1; E. Prince, 35yds., 2; H. Easton, 25yds., 3. 880yds. Handicap (27 entries).--C. Smith, 189yds., 1; Ik. Pritchard, 45yds., ?: C. Ralph, 100yds., 3. Tolaga Wheel Race, 2 miles (17 entries).—‘Gooch, 15yds., 1; Harry Davis, 20yds., 2; A. Church, 210yds., 3. Three Mile Cycle Handicap (13 entries). —S. Gooch, 10yds., 1; H. Davis, 10yds., 2; 11. L. Davis, 360yds., 3. Broad Jump (10 entries). —.1. Thompson, 1; M. Glover, 2. Distance 17ft. .llJsin. Putting the Shot (22 entries). —-Collins, 1; T, Brown, 2. Maiden Horse Jump (20 entries).—!''. Buckley’s Grey Dawn, 1; C. Milne’s Sandy, 2; M. Buckland’s Home Brew, 3, Flag Race 10 entries). —J. Croon, 1 and 2.

Hunter’s Jump (17 entries). —11. Penfold’s Mozart, 1; M. Buckland’s Jorrock, 2; E. Dever’s Sweet Child, 3. Station Hack (19 entries). —E. Dover’s Sweet Child, 1; J. Croon’s Tommy, 2; M. Buckland’s Home Brew, 3.

O'pen Leaping Match (11 entries). — 5. Kutia’s Jemima, 1; E. Thomas’ Olive, 2; E. Dover’s Sweet Child, 3. Tent Pegging Competition (15 en-.l-ies).—N. Shaw. 1; B. Kingi, 2. Paced Hack (14 entries).—K. F. Smith’s Ginger Mick, 1; K. Martin’s Wild Bill, 2; E. Dover’s Sweet Child. 3.

Tilting at the King (23 entries).— 3. Denton, 1; J, Callaghan, 2, Troop Horse for special prize lonatcd by Captain G. Wilson (12 on tries). —M. Buckla..d’s Jorrocks, 1; E. Devcr’s Sweet Child, 2; J. Callaghan’s July Betty, 3. , Consolation Jump (8 entries).— h. Dover’s Sweet Child, 1. Stepping the Chain. —\ r . F. Hurldone, 1.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18065, 17 April 1933, Page 10

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TOLAGA BAY SPORTS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18065, 17 April 1933, Page 10

TOLAGA BAY SPORTS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18065, 17 April 1933, Page 10

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