FAIRLIE FOOTBALL

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 21000, 31 March 1938, Page 3

FAIRLIE FOOTBALL

AORANGI CLUB COMPETITION ROUNDS At the annual meeting of the Aorangi Football Club on Monday night, the delegates to the Mackenzie Sub-union were instructed to support the retention of last year’s competition rounds, and in the event of Waimate playing in Timaru, to ask for four rounds. Officers elected were: Patrons, Messrs W. Scott, P. Quill, L. Siegert. J. Thomson, H. S. Ryder, David Barnes, M.P., K. Campbell. H. H. Wall. P. A. McAteer, C. C. Knight, W. McNarry, J. M. Burt and W. A. Robertson; president. Mr J. Barron; vice-presidents, Messrs E. B. Taylor (senior) and T. Clarke (junior); secretary, Mr A. H. Carlton; treasurer, Mr R. Jones; auditor, Mr A. H. Carlton; trustees,

Messrs R. McC. Fergusson and C. H. T. Miller; practise committee, Messrs F. B. Taylor, R. / McC. Fergusson and H. H. Wall; committee, Messrs A. H. Saunders, W. Cordes, M. Sims, R. Crossan, T. Cook and W. Perry; senior coach, Mi W. B. Trotter; junior coach, Mr H. A. Baker; sub-union delegates, Messrs R. McC. Fergusson, C. H. T. Miller and W. Clarke; club captain, Mr W. Cordes; transport committee. Messrs G. Adamsan and R. Cook. The season will be opened with a game against Geraldine on Easter Saturday. Mr Trotter raised the question of fortnightly social evenings to facilitate the presentation of blackboard lectures. Mr Miller offered to give a lecture on the new rules after the first practice. A donation of 10/6 was made to the St. John Ambulance Association. AMATEUR ATHLETICS D. O’CONNOR WINS SEASON S TROPHY Competition between E. Crichton and D. O’Connor for the season’s trophy, the Mcßae Cup, added interest to the Fairlie Amateur Athletic Club’s final evening meeting of the season on Tuesday night. O’Connor won the 220 yards and the 440 yards, while Crichton won the pole vault and took second place in the 440 yards. The cup, as a result, goes t O’Connor. Results:—

220 Yards: D. O'Connor (scr) 1, L. Camcron (19yds) 2, C. Cowan (16yds) 3. 440 Yards: D. O'Connor (3yds) 1, E. Crichton (scr) 2, G. Crampton (12yds) 3. Pole Vault: E. Crichton (21in) Bft 9in 1, R. Ellis (9in) Bft 2in 2, K. W. Dale (21in) and J. Cassie (15in) 7ft 9in 3. Hop, Step and Jump: G. Crampton (3ft 9in) 39ft 9*in 1, K. W. Dale (12in) 38ft Sin 2, E. Cameron (4ft) 37ft 3. Womens 100 Yards: Miss Mary Cowan (10yds) 1, Miss J. Whitehead (7yds) 2, Miss A. Page (syds) 3. Women’s Hop, Step and Jump: Miss A. Page (scr) 28ft 9in 1, Miss D. Crampton (scr) 29ft 3in 2, Miss Mary Cowan <3ft) 25ft Bin 3. 100 Yards, girls undei 12: E. Rae 1, M. Fahey 2, F. McKinnon 3. 100 Yards, girls over 12: N. Wareing 1, N. Rapley 2, M. Dowan 3. 100 Yards, boys under 12: G. Everest 1, L. Fenwick 2, L. Rae 3. 100 Yards, boys over 12: F. Surridge 1. B. Edwards 2. Trophy Winners Winners of the various trophies, with runners-up, are as follows: Mcßae Cup for most points during the season: D. O’Connor 57* points 1, E. Crichton 56* 2, C. Cowan 38* 3, K. W. Dale 35 4, H. Gibson 32* 5. Trophy for March: E. Crichton 23* points 1, D. O’Connor 21 2, E. Cameron 12i 3. Cameron Cup for most points in women’s events: Miss D. Crampton 65* points 1, Miss A. Page 41* 2, Miss J. Whitehead 29 i 3, Miss M. O’Connor 26 4. Herbert Smith Trust Cups for most points in children’s events: Boys, L. Fenwick 47 points 1, D. Cameron 26 2, G. Everest 21 3., D. Goodman and N. Surridge ’4 4. Girls, E. Rae 49 points 1, N. Rapley 46 2, M. Ccwan 36* 3, F. McKinnon 29 4. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME “Harmony Lane” and “Deadwood Pass” will head a double feature programme at Fairlie at 7.45 to-night. “Harmony Lane” deals with the life story of Stephen Foster, the author of the famous songs, “Swanee River,” “Old Black Joe,” and “Camptown Races.” The famous Shaw choir of over 200 voices will be heard in splendid renditions of these popular songs. Douglass Montgomery, Evelyn Venable and Adrienne Ames have the leading roles. “Deadwood Pass,” featuring Tom Tyler, is a stirring Western story based on the life of “Billy the Kid,” the Robin Hood of the West. Good supports, including the Louis v. Farr fight will be screened.