ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS

Taranaki Daily News, 19 November 1930, Page 10

ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS

meeting to-morrow night. DECLARATION OF HANDICAPS. An exceptionally good athletic pi'o--gramme has been arranged for the Hawera Amateur Athletic Club’s first electric light sports meeting of the season to be held at th» showgrounds to-mor-row. ' A feature of the evening will be the challenge relay race between two teams of ladies from Hawera and New Plymouth, and one each from Lltham and Opunake. The Hawera teams are: —A, Misses E. Reid, B. Stevens, M. Peters. V. Allen; B, Misses I. Reid, S. O’Brien, K. Peterson and B. Hosie. In all events the wearing of ■' registered numbers is compulsory. ■ A first-class musical programme will be given by the Hawera Municipal Band under the baton of Mr. H. C. A. Fox. For . handicap events 240 nominations have been received indicating that the eports will be.’-one'of the biggest assemblies of' athletes in the history of the club. • , ’■ Handicaps have been declared as 10Ilow. by Mr.; C. Cummings: — . ,

'" 120: Yards -Hurdles.—L. : A. Newell (Hawera), high, scr; S. Lay (Hawera.), hmh, scr, .one down; C. Cleaver (Eltham), A. Hart (Hawera), D. Jones (Stratford), Wynyard (Stratford), .L. H. Norris .(Wj, all low, 10yds, one down; F. Barraclough .(H), 12yds, one down; G f Hawkins (H), J. Taylor, low, 14yds, one down. Ladies’ Putting the Shot. —Misses M. Jackson' scr, B. Stevens 3in, G. Sandford 6in, M. McGalman Sin, J. McGlashan, N. Shannon 9in, J, Ritter loin, D. Clapham.jS. Seaver 20in, S. Holland, P. Ward 24in, M. Nicholas 30in. - Half-mile Cycle—A. D. Adlam (S) 10yds, L. G. Heatley (N.P.), C. Griffin (H) 15, G. A. Kennedy (H), T. Townsfend 30, R- Kelsen (H) 45, R. E. Williams (WP), C.’M. Leo (Wav.) 50, N. C. Batten (NP) 55, W. J. Hosie (H) A. Hart (H), K. Foy (H). 60, A. Newlove (E), J. Stewart (S) 70, E. Woollette (H), M. Campbell (H), Rangi (H) 90, R. Campbell (H), A. McGill (H) 100. . " 1 ".- 100 .Yards Open.—d. Hamilton ’S) 24yds, T. K. Cambie (H) 3, M. Prive (E)- sj, N. J. Webster . (N(P) 6, A. Budge -(S) 7, I. Wynyard (S), W. Gower (E), D. Jones (SJ, W. Parker 8, G. Hawkins (H), S. Herdman (S) Bi, C. Cleaver (E), J. Petersen. (P), J. Taylor, F. Barraclough (H) 9, K. Jenkins (E) .9}, A. Mullins (H), J. Whiting (E), 3. ■Horrocks (E), D. Paterson (P) 10, S. Mathis (S) 11, S. A. Jury (S),"A. Moore (H) 12. 880 Yards.—L. J. Sexton 45yds, R. 18. Reid 50, G. Irving 55, J. Carpyer, C. Cleaver 60, J. Whiting, ,D. Paterson, J. MdLenaglen, J. Petersen, L. Norris, C. B. Fitzgibbon, A, B. Harris 70, H. Barton, V. Hodgson, J. Clarkson, C.\ Bowater 75, A. Bourgeois • 80, D. Dudley 85, D. McKenzie, B. McMillan, S. Mathis, A. Moore 90, E. Northcote 95, W. Bird 105. Ladies’ 100 Yards,—Misses O’Byrne lyd,; N. Rowlands 2, V. Allan 4, B. Hosie 4J, M. Stephens, B. Stevens 5, E. J. Price, R. Jones 7; A. Banks, E. Reid, R. George 8, W. McKenna, B, Barras 9, —. Walsh, M. Peters, S. Seaver, K. Quin, K. Walker,. L. George, P. Ward, —. Lister, —. Cliff 10, —. McBeth 11, S. O’Brien, N. Seaver, V. Smith 14, M. Hohaia, E. Hohaia, M. Byars. E. Clouston, K. Kirk. High’ Jump'.—L. A. Newell scr, ■ L.

Wynyard 2in, D. Paterson 3, J.-Taylor, K. Jenkins 6. ■220 Yards. —J. Hamilton, E. K. Cambio Syds, M. Prince (E) 14, N. Webster (NP)' 15, W. Gower, Wynyard, W. Parker 16, A. Budge, C. Cleaver, D. Jones, 17, G. Hawkins, J. Taylor, R. L. Knight, J. Carryer,. Fastier 19, J. Petersen, .1. Whiting 20, A. Mullins, S. Herdman. F. Barraclough 21, K. Jenkins, S. Mathis 22, S. A. Jury, Moore 24. One Mile Cycle.—A. D. Adlam 15yds, L. G. Heatley 25, C. Griffin 30, G. A. Kennedv 55, T. Townsend 60, C. M.-Leo, R. E. Williams, N. C. Batten 90, W. J. Hosie, R. Kelsen, K. Foy, A. Hart 100, A. Newlove 120, J. Stewart 130, E. Woolletts 160, M. Campbell, Rangi 165, R. Campbell ISO, A. McGill 200. One Mile. —L. J. Sexton 100yds, R. 18. Reid 110, D. Paterson 125, V. Hodgson 135, S. Clare 140, Quayle, A. n. Harris 160, Fitzgibbon, McLenaglen, J. Clarkson, A. Bourgeois 180, D. Dudley 190, J. Feaver 200.

Two Miles Cycle.—A. D. Adlam 25yds, L. G. Heatley 30yds, C. Griffin 65, G. A. Kennedy HO, T. Townsend 120, C. M. Leo, R. Kelsen, R. F. Williams, W. C. Batten 180, W. J. Hosie, A. Hart, ■K. Foy 200, A. Newlove 220, J. Stewart .240, E. '"Woolletts, M. Campbell, Rangi 300, R. Campbell 325, A. "McGill 350. Secondary School Boys’ 220 yards. — Fastier scr, L. Edwards 6yds, B. McMillan, E. Lee S, S. Horrocks 10, B. Thomas 11, E. Velvin 12, D. Rawson, A.. Oppenheim I's, C. Comber 16, R. Nowell 17, C. Conway, C. Sage 19, F. Sargent 20, L. Worley 21, L. Spragg, V/. Bird, P. Oakes 22, J. Fearon, D. Badcock 25, R. Hunter, J. Beamish, D. Westwood 27. ~ 440 Yards—L. J. Sexton 25, M. Prince 26, G. Irving 27, C. Cleaver 29, J. Whiting. :32, W. Gower, L. Wynyard 33, D. Paterson 35, D. Jones 38, R. L. K..ight, L. "Norrie 40, Barraclough 42, Bo water 43, J. > Petersen 4'5, K. Jenkins, Moore 50. : • . The walking race has been abandoned because' sufficient interest has not been ■ shown, by competitors. The following numbers have been allotted mostly to members of the Hawera Club. Other competitors should procure numbers from their own clubs: Men’s Club.—C. Bowater 51, F. Barraclough 52, E. K. Cambie 53, R. Kelson 54, F. Foy 55, G. Hawkins 56, A. Hart 5'7, E. Woollett 58, G. A. Kennedy 59, F. Kendall 60, S. A. Lay. 61, J. Matheson 62, L. A. Newail 63, R; Rumball 64, W. Ritter 65, B. Thomas 66, A. McGill 67, A. Mullins 68, R. L. Knight 69, T. Townsend 70, M., Campbell 0 71, R. Campbell 72, Rangi 73, C. Griffin. 74, W. J. Hosie 75, H. Barton 76, Dudley 77, J. Fever 3, E. G. Smith .16, McKenzie 25, A. J. Taylor 38, Northcote 49... . ' .Ladies’ Club—Misses M.. Nicholas 01, V. Smith 52, Ri George 53, D. Clapham 54, P. Ward 55, V. Shannon 56, E. McBeth , 57, K. Quin 58, B. Stevens 59, E. Reed 60, V. Allen 61, I. Reed 62, N. SlcCalman 63, S. O’Brien 64, I. Nicholas 65, I. Ritter 66, G. Sandford 67, S. Seaver 68, R. George 69, M. Jackson. 70, M. Peters 71, V. ' Seaver 72, E. Walker 73, P. McGlashan 74, Banks 75, L. George 76, E. Hohaia 7'7, M. Byars 78,-E. Clouston 79, K. Kirk 80, M, Hohaia 3. \ GENERAL ITEMS. The Hawera Wednesday cricket team for to-day is: Stevens, McFadyen, Sargent; Worrall, Miller, Duncan, Knight, Roy, Parkinson, Spedding, Lovell (2), Colman, Bell. • ■> ■ • A,valuable horse belonging to Mr. K. Rotbe, Riverlea, died under unusual circumstances on Monday,. Mr., Rothe Jiad delivered a load of pigs at Auroa station when the Opunake. train arrived. The animal took fright at the train, entered into convulsions and fell down dead almost immediately.

The, Hawera Borough Council has accepted a lease of the strip of land near the Hawera railway station yffiere beautifying work has, been commenced. There are about 60 candidates in Hawera for the Education Department examinations and” they are at present sitting in the Methodist Sunday school hall. The examinations are for the training college entrance, pjabljc service entrance, "intermediate, senior and

junior national scholarships. The supervisor "is Mr. J. A. Valentine, who is assisted by Miss M. A. Bates.