SCHOOLS’ SPORTS
Country Children Gathering at St. Andrews In perfect weather a combined schools sports, in which over 300 children took part, were held on Thursday, in the St. Andrew’s Domain, which, with its fine trees and amusement facilities, proved to be an idea! ground for the meeting. The warm weather induced a large 1 number of parents to make the occa- ' sion a picnic day and to stimulate the I friendly sporting rivalry which exists I during the day. During the day a show and exhibition of agricultural club work was held, and the high standard of the exhibits, especially the flowers, considering the adverse weather conditions, reflected l great credit on the children who no i doubt gave much attention and care Ito their plants. This section was in | charge of the Schools’ Agricultural l Instructor (Mr R. B. Steele), who was I very favourably impressed with the fine quality’ of the potatoes. The following schools participated, the abbreviations after each representing that school in the programme below: Hook (H). Teschmakers (Tesch.), Blue Cliffs (8.C.), Esk Valley i (E.V.), Otaio <O). Makikihi (Mak.). Pareora West (P.W.), Southburn (South.), Springbrook (Spring.). Kingsdown (K.), Te Maunga (Te.). St. Andrews (S.A.). Pareora East (P.E.). The following officials were in charge—Mr C. T. Moor (president). Messrs R. Rowe, A. Lambourne. N. Gray. C. Tilly, N. Hadler, F. Brown. H Bannerman and Misses C. Whitefield. C. Beck, B. Wilson, J. Cairns, L. McNeur. A. Suckling, J. Whitham, M. Cleland. D. Gibb, M. Farrell and Mr D. S. Loder (secretary). The thanks of the committee are due to Mt and Mrs H. Bannerman, of St. Andrews, who kindly donated the soft drinks and also the ribbons which were awarded to prize winners. Sports results were:— Five years:—so yards boys: C. Fridd (K.) 1, A. Isaac (S.A.) 2, N. Adamson (P.E.) 3. Girls: Joy Hoskins (S.A.) 1. Jocelyn Kidd (South) 2. Adrienne Sullivan (P.E.) 3. Six years:—so yards boys: C. Skinner (S.A.) 1, L. Campbell (K.) 2. R Trimble (S.A.) 3. Girls: Marie Dent (Te.) 1. Madeline O'Brien (S.A.) 2, Jacqueline Smith (S.A.) 3. Seven years:—so yards boys: A Johnson (H.) 1. C. Barber (S.A.) 2. S. Adamson (P.E.) 3. Girls: Molly Howard (P.E.) 1, Yvonne Isaacs (S.A.) 2, Francis Johnson (S.A.) 3. Eight years:—so yards boys: T. Parkhurst (S.A.) 1. C. Thom (P.E.) 2. K. Walker (Te.) 3. Girls: Vena Roonby (H.) 1, Joan O'Brien (S.A.) 2. Mary McCarthy (S.A.) 3. Nine years:—7s yards boys: L. Howard (P.E.) 1. I. Johnson (S.A.) 2, L. McKenna P.W.) 3. Girls: Vivian Coles (S.A.) 1, Isabel Jones (H.) 2, Mar- | garet Duggan (S.A.) 3. Ten years:—7s yards boys: M. Lennon (P.E.) 1, H. Johnson (H.) 2. J. Whitticase (P.E.) 3. Girls: Joan Fleming (S.A.) 1, Josephine Hanson (P.E) 2, Norma Campbell (K.) 3. 11 years:—7s yards boys: N. Dempsey (S.A.) 1, I. Barber (S.A.) 2. L. Trimble (S.A.) 3. Girls: Natalie smith (S.A.) 1. May Ellis (Mak.) 2, Ngaire Clark (K.) 3. 12 years:—7s yards boys: L. Shea (S.A.) 1, L. Fridd (K.) 2. D. Hanson (O.) 3. Girls: Melva Johnson (S.A.) 1. Heather Whitticase (P.E.) 2, Theresa Johnson (H.) 3. Thirteen years:—100 yards boys: N. Trott (K.) 1, A. Lyttelton (Te.) 2. F. Emery P.E.) 3. Girls: Sheila O'Connor (P.E.) 1, Ivy O'Brien (S.A.) 2. Mildred Copland (P.W.) 3. Fourteen years:—loo yards boys: R. Lyttelton (Te.) 1. C. Adamson (P.E.) 2. Girls’ Basketball Throwing—Helen Bishop (E.V.) 1. Margaret Toohev (S.A.) 2, M. Johnson (S.A.) 3. Boys’ Cricket Ball (over 12)—G. Barber (S.A.) 1. W. Smith (P.W.) 2. R. Hanson (O.) 3. Boys’ Cricket Ball (under 12)—N. Dempsey (S.A.) 1. C. Hoskins (S.A.) 2, I. Barber (S.A.) 3. Boys’ High Jump (under 12)—M. Lennox (P.E.) 1, P. Cosgrove (S.A.) 2. L. Trimble (S.A.) 3. Over 12: R. Lyttelton (Te.) 1, J. Morrison (E.V.) 2, N. Trott (K.) 3. Block on head, under 9—Boys: M. Duggan (S.A.) 1. D. Scannell (S.A.) 2, D. McCarthy (S.A.) 3. Girls: June Cronin (S.A.) 1. Rosamund Alan (P.W.) 2, Margaret Turpin (S.A.) 3. Under 12—Boys: B. Jackson (Mak.) 1. F. Cronin (S.A.) 2. C. Hoskin (S.A.) 3 Girls: Jean McKenzie (H.) 1. Betty Shea (S.A.) 2. May Ellis (Mak.) 3. Over 12—Boys: L. Lyttelton (Te.) 1, R. | Lyttelton (Te.) 2. A. Cocks (8.C.) 3. Over 12—Girls: Mary Packer (E.V.) 1. Lois Parsons (E.V.) 2. Doreen Stowell (E.V.) 3. Skipping—Girls under 9: Joan O'Brien (S.A.) 1. Vena Rooney (H.) 2. Mary McCarthy (S.A.) 3. Under 12: Jean McKenzie (H.) 1, Ngaire Clark (K.) 2. Brenda Charles (O.) 3. Over 12: Sheila O’Connor (P.E.) 1. Phyllis Hastie (P.E.) 2, Melva Johnson (S.A.) 3. Boys’ Long Jump—Under 12: T. Scott (Tesch.) 1. I. Barber (S.A.) 2. L. Trimble (S.A.) 3. Over 12: L. Shea (S.A.) 1, T. Mclntyre (P.E.) 2.- . Hines (Te.) 3. Schools’ Relay—Pareora East 1. St. Andrews A 2, St. Andrews B 3. Obstacle race—Boys over 12: L. Fridd (K.) 1. L. Shea (S.A.) 2, F. Emery (P.E.) 3. Girls over 12: M. Johnson (S.A.) 1. P. Hastie (P.E.) 2. M. Hall (O.) 3. Under 12:—Boys: J. Whitticase (P.E.) 1, C. Sullivan (P.E.) 2, C. Todd (H.) 3. Under 12—Girls: Brenda Childs (O.) 1, Mary Horsborough (Tesch.) 2, Jean McKenz’e | (H.) 3. Under 9—Boys: K. Walker i (Te.) 1. C. Thom (P.E.) 2. M. Duggan (S.A.) 3. Under 9—Girls: Vena Rooney (H.) 1, Beverley Cantwell (K.) 2. Joan O'Brien (S.A.) 3. Hop. step and Jump—boys under 12: M. Lennox (P.E.) 1. J. Whitticase (P.E.) 2. I. Barber (S.A.) 3. Over 12: T. Mclntyre (P.E.) 1. J. Morrison (E.V.) 2. N. Trott (K.) 3. Long Jump, girls over 12:—Theresa Johnson (H.) 1. Phyllis Hastie (P.E.) 2. Melva Johnson (S.A.) 3. Under 12: Natalie Smith (S.A.) 1, Gwenneth Davison (Te.) 2. G. McKenzie (H.) 3. Club Work Poultry—Norma Campbell <K.) 1. Mary Horsborough (Tesch.) 2, Colin Hoskin (S.A.) 3.
Flowers:—Three red sweetpeas: M. Hall (O.) 1, M. Fleming (S.A.) 2. M. O'Connor (K.) 3. Three lavender sweet peas: Margaret Fleming (S.A.) 1, Mattel Hail (O.) 2. Mildred O Connor (K.) 3. Three pink sweet peas: Maitel Hall (O.) 1. Margaret Fleming (S.A.) 2. Mildred O’Connor (K.) 3. Ja. mixed varieties: Mildred O'Connor (K.) 1. Margaret Fleming (S.A.) 2. Jar phlox drummondi: Effie Tapp (P.E.) 1. Margaret Toohey (S.A.) 2. Olive Pye (S A.) 3. Potatoes —Auckland short tops: Mary Horsborough (Tesch.) 1. Ivan Hall (K.) 2. A. Lyttelton (Te.) 3. Inverness Favourite: Ivan Hall (K.) I, L. McCarthy (8.C.) 2, Jim Lane (K.) 3. King Edward: Mary Horsburgh (Tesch.) 1, Ivan Hall (K.) 2. Ngaire Morris (Spring.) 3. Clover—H. Johnson (8.C.) 1. Forestry—Ruth Murray (South) 1, Nola Bishop (South) 2. Russell Murray (South) 3. Club Record Books —Maitel Hall (O ) 1, Mary Packer (E.V.) 2. Ashley Lyttelton (Te.) 3.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21304, 25 March 1939, Page 4
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