MIDHIRST SPORTS

Taranaki Daily News, 17 March 1931, Page 4

MIDHIRST SPORTS

HANDICAPS DECLARED. An innovation at the Midhirst sports on Thursday will be an exhibition of stunt firing in a plane piloted by Mr. C. R. Parker, champion New Zealand €> Entries in the running, cycling and chopping events are a record for the club. Catering will be in the hands of a committee of ladies. The annual dance, will be held in the hall in the evening. Handicaps have been declared as lol- ' Yards. 1

10O 2-20 440 SSO Ml. McCarthy, R, E. 4 12 35 —. — McRoberts, A. « 14 30 50 — Dowsett, C. F. 8 — —— Jackson, H. R. >:« 8 —. Paterson, C. x-:»< 8 20 42 —— »— Wheeler, ,W. 9 20 ——’ *•— Fowler, T. G. 0 20 50 -—■ — Gust, 0. W< k.-x 10 18 — 35 70 Cole, A. W. x..-.<10 18 — — '— Lichwark. F. 1° 20 2 45 Savage, J. «<-•••< H 22 50 65 —- Grant, R. ....... H 22 - — —- Evans, K. V. «...» H 23 —. Blackstock, H. H £ ~ —- — Tapp, R. 11 " ~~ —- —— Mayne, T. H. >...? 11 —■ —~■ Donnelly, L. P. ...1'1 22 —. — Muggeridge, R. C. 11 • — •—• Woodhouse, D. ;<•: —- — To Teriti, J. H ' 21 45 — Revnolds, E. >»» H 21 50 —. — Cuff, R. P. 12 23 50 65 —— Winmill, E. 12 23 50 —. — Knox. M. 12 22 50 — Murray, M. Not declared. Broadley, W. • 20 3/ 44 — Telford, H. J. F. . 30 25 50 Savage, S. ....>» — ~~ 42 45 100 Cleland, E. D. »>>:< — ~ 460 — Wards, H. 50 70 —— Steiner, M. .<■:«■: 35 80 Tuffery, L. B. — — 45 60 Cairns, R. ' T 50 65 Paynter, E. Watson, Ray ; .. — 65 65 140 110 Weldon, T. K .-. — 65 130 McKay, T. x . — 1 65 140 Tuffery, G. 70 130 Kovalewski, R. >...; — 70 130 Ross, T. L. x-'-“ 70 —. CYCLING. Am. Im. 2m. 3m. Stockman, E. *>r4 20 45 90 160 Coleman, D. 25 40 90 160 Mehrte»p, R. 30 50 90 160 120 165 Yardley, R. >•. • < 45 90 140 180 Sole, R. D. 45 100 240 290 Crutchlev, 0. R. ■ wx 45 100 200 230 Claffey, L. k.woj 50 100 Cooney, J. 5® H® Burke, A. 60 120 220 220 — 240 240 Tilley, F. ’ <«<«.>:». 65 140 Hancock, W. 65 140 260 260 340 340 Stockman, E. K. 65 140 W. »iow< 65 140 Richards, A. k««j 65. 140 -A— 240 320 Volzke, L. 140 •260 — JWells, H. not declared. CHOPPING EVENTS. • ‘n - : 12in. 12in. ■ Midhirst. Open. ■Volzke, C, 14 14 Corbett, M, 1® 16 ■ Wooldridge, L. 1® 18 t 'Rumball, D. J. scorox.:*! 20 20 Eichsteadt, 1 A. C. « 2S 22 Graham, J. 22 Henry, H. * «•> 24 24 Hatcher, P. ««•».' 25 25 Mayne, F. H. 25 25 25 Sangster, U. K. >.• 25 Gilbert, L. B.- >.. .> 25 West, S. 26 26 26 Diidnunski, 1 N, 26 Anderson, S. 26 26 Dravitzki, F. • 26 Webster, A., not declared. SUPPLIERS’ CHOP. •■■’■ Volzke, C. :<-->-■<•<■<• 14 Eichsteadt, A. C. n.-.*. 22 Yandle, J. 30 Walker, P. aO Mills, H. . 50 Read, J. ... 50 Theobald, W. 55 55 Walker, C. Kivell, D. OX 55 Anderson, G. • •14 55 Perrett, A. row 0O Lufze, H. 55 Mills, N. ........ Running, W. H. , K <» • • •: '•V< DO 55 Redding, A.. J; ■ •>_4 pa Webster,. A., not declared.