CALEDONIAN SPORTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12868, 2 January 1906, Page 5

CALEDONIAN SPORTS.

' Per Piers Association. i OAMARU, January 1. j The first day's games of the Oaoara j Caledonian Society were largely attended, i The racing and other event* Verts wdll competed lor, although the entries vera not as large as last year. 1 y | Owing to an error De-German, of Mu- 1 terton," stopped at. the sixth lapin the mile! handicap" when leading. ; Morm won tbej W, wws handicap, McPbee the Caledonian- handicap, '.-'Dev-'Gwraui the half mil* and Prentice the mile. ! ' In the amateur events McCiacken won wen the 200 yards, F. W. Ongky the 450 Yards,;sadf O'Kie^mtik- _ Other event* W rtstUnp, Cumberland ' v "l, Fitzgerald 2! 1 Robeft#on 55. >; V Caber, J. Cameron-I, W. Gardinerf 2, F. Cliuy 3. Thomson and! I'onham} were the mo*t successful' in Che • oagpipe and da&cins evaife Miss M. ftst, Mi! - , "l;? c 5? Bd * antJ Miss.M. Carter third u> the Highland fling for irirla over hrtJre age.,,, INVERCARank"J»ia^T W The weather continued doubtful tm to eariy morning, but it Tras fine for tho holiday. The Caledonian Sports in town were largely patronised. R. J. Scott weritdown t? Johnson collar, elbow wrestling; and*o W- Cumberland style. The Caledonian BTamiffnp, 155 yards, was won by C; HOworth 115 yds); the 220 yard*, by Dodd; . % 440, janls, by McLauehlan (from ktatdi); the 100 yards, by W. Anderson. J. 3fclvetjiiiie won ijaiost. prkesiapipitig and>daading. 5 "