AMATEUR ATHLETICS
WEEKLY SPORTS MEETING TWO CUPS DECIDED The Gisborne Amateur Athletic and Harrier Club was favoured with ideal weather conditions for its weekly sports meeting held On the Childers Road Reserve last evening. Special interest was taken in the women’s 150vds. handicap, the event being tile final distance for the Auto Parts Cup. Miss M. Lloyd won the race and also annexed the trophy. Another Auto Parts Cup, donated for cycling, was decided in the running of the three-mile handicap. J. Ferguson finished in first place in the race and was also the winner of the cup. Results are as follows: — 440yds. Senior Championship. — C. Parkinson, 1; A. McAneney. 2; G. Harris, 3. Time, 53 3-ssec. Three-mile Fiat Championship—l. Bell, 1; R. Nossiter, 2. Time, lGmin. 45 2-ssec. Shot Put Championship. — I T. McGuffle, 32ft. Bin.. 1; P. Kaua, 29ft. 3in.. 2; H. Littler, 27ft. sin., 3. Broad Jump Championship.—P Kaua. 19ft. 5?,in., 1; A. McAneney, 19ft 2in„ 2; T. McGuffie, 18ft. llin., 3. 150yds. Women's Handicap, final distance for the Auto Parts Cup.— Miss M. Lloyd, 14yds., 1; Miss P Clcax-y, 14ydg., 2. Time, 10 2-ssec. 100yds. Boys’ Race, under 12. —K. Graham, 1; A. Sutton, 2; A. O’Kane. 3. 100yds. Boys’ Handicap, over 12.—J. Gardner, 1; B. Hankey, 2; R. Cowley, 3. 120yds. Marist High School Handicap. —P. Aylward. 1; M. Murphy, 2; R. Hoggins, 3. 100yds. Boys’ Championship, under 1G. —P. Scott, 1; R. Cowley, 2; R. Scott, 3. Time, 11 3-ssec. 75yds. Girls' Race. —Marcia Nichol, 1; Ruth Hankey, 2: Binnic Cowley, 75y ds. W omen’s Hand ic a p.—M iss E. Stokes, 9yds., 1: Miss M. Lloyd, 7vds., 2; Miss iM, Hepburn, Byds., 3. Time, 8 3-ssec. 75yds. Senior Men’s Handicap.—J. Adeane, 7yds., 1; T. McGuffie, syds., 2; B. Quinn, 3yds., 3. Time, 7 4-ssec. 75yds. Junior Men’s Handicap.— First Heat: P. Scott, Bvds., 1; R. Bayram, 10yds., 2; R. Cowper, 9yds., 3. Time, Bsec. Second Heat: E. Sainsbury, 7vds., 1; A. Ashwell, 9yds., 2; P. Cleary, 21yds., 3. Time, 8 l-ssec. Final: P. Scott, 1; E. Sainsbury, 2; R. Bayram, 3. Time, Bsec. 440yds. Open Relay Handicap.— McGuffie’s team, scr., 1; McAneney’s team, scr., 2; Cleary’s team, scr., 3. Time, 50 l-ssec. 440yds. Boys’ Relay. —R. Cowley's team, 1; J. Gardner’s team, 2; B. Lewis’ team, 3. Time, 58sec. Schoolgirls’ Relay.—Ruth Hankey's team, 1; Marcia Nichol’s team, 2. 880yds. Boys’ Handicap.—R. Cowley, scr., 1; P. Aylward, 20yds., 2; R. O’Kane, 45yds., 3. Time, 2min. 28 2Cycling 880yds. Cycle Handicap.—J. Ferguson, 20yds„ 1; Gordon Sutton, 35yds. 2; George Sutton, 10yds., 3. Time, lmin. 9 4-ssec. Three-mile Cycle Handicap.—J. Ferguson, 100yds., 1; George Sutton, 65yds., 2; Gordon Sutton, 200yds., 3. Time, Bmin. 10 2-ssec. Final distance for the Auto Parts Cup. Mile Boys’ Cycle Handicap.-—C. Waldock, 100yds., 1; L. Baty, scr., 2: A. Sutton, 370yds., 3. Time, 2min. 42 3-
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19883, 9 March 1939, Page 10
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