SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 241, 12 May 1933, Page 7

SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS

1 Principal E v en*s at Mount I Cool; J I Tress Associate —Popvrisrpr. Timaru Mav 11. j The principal events in the first see- ! ondary schools' ski championships held I in New Zealand commenced to-day at | Ball Hut, Mount Cook. Waitaki won the j inter-school comnetition, with Christ's | i College second. The charhnion of cham- j ! pions was A. Borrie (McGlashan Colleg* j I A), with S. Thompson (Christ's College) j second. Borrie won the New Zealand I j secondary schools' langlauf champion- ] ! ship, Thompson the downhill champion- I : ship and D. Gordon (Waitaki) the sla- j i lorn championship. There were 32 com- | ! petitors in each event. Conditions were i I excellent. j Results are:—Slalom race: D. Gordon I | (Waitaki) 1, S. Thompson (Christ's) -2, j j R. Hudson (Waitaki) and A. Borrie (Mc-"! I Glashan) 3 equal. Downhill champion- I ! ship: S. Thompson (Christ's) 1. Tuckey j ; (Waitaki) 2, D. Gordon (Waitaki) 3, E. ; j Walker (Otago) 4; time, 2m. 235. Lang- j ! lauf championship: A. Borrie (Mc- ! ! Glashan) 1, S. Gilray (McGlashan) 2, E. j ! Walker (Otago) 3, C. Stewart (Mc- j j Glashan) 4; time. 10m. 50s. Inter-schools: j i Waitaki (278 A points) 1, Christ's College j j (2611 points.) 2, McGlashan A 3, Otago j j High 4. Individual championship: Bor- i j rie (McGlashan) 1, Thompson (Christ':;) j ! 2, Gordon (Waitaki) 3. j