KAIAPOI SCHOOL SPORTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16904, 1 December 1922, Page 2

KAIAPOI SCHOOL SPORTS.

The annual sport e in connection with the Kaiapoi School were held in the Kaiapoi r»ark Yesterday afternoon, the children taking part in a programme of over fifty events, which were keenly contested. Greer interest was taken in the colours competition. wbioh resulted as follows:—Blue, im points, red. 92: Green. P 5; yellow. 6P. The school championships resulted as follows:—Girls: Senior. Florence Childs; junior. Molly Pearce. Bovs: senior. Dan Richaidson : junior, George Martin. Results:— GIRLS' EVENTS. 60yds (eight years)—H- Rollineon 1. H Vaughan 2. 60yds (nine years)—N. Dixon 1, B. Campbell 2POydfi (10 yeare)—K. Hall 1, M. Wilton 2. 80ydw (eleven years)—M. Pea-rce 1, J. Mills 2. 80yds (twelve years)—V. BorreU 1, E. Richardson 2. lOOyiia (thirteen years)—M. Murphy 1, R. Blackburn 2. 100 voe (fourteen years)—F. Childs 1, VI. Power 2. Hieh Jump (seniors) —F. Child* 1. G. i Best 2High Jump (juniors)—M. Ball. K. Hall and M. Pearce (equal) 1. Throwing the. Tennis Ball (seniors)—D. Clark 1. C. West 2. Throwing the Tennis Ball (juniors)—T. Merrin 1, B. Fa nth am 2. Egg and Spoon Race (seniors)—H. BaTrett 1. T. Burgess 2Egg and Spoon Race (juniors)—M. Ball 1. K. Hall 2. Potato Race (seniors) —F. Childs 1, E. Power 2. Potato Pace (juniors)—M. Pearce 1, J. ! March 2j Long Jump (seniors) —F. Child 31, E. ! Richardson 2. • Long Jump (juniors)—M. Pearce 3, J. j Mills 2. • Hoop Race (seniors) —F. Power 1, (J. j Irving 2. i Hoop Race (juniors)—M. Clark 1, T) i Gimblett 2. ! Skipping Race (seniors)—F. Childs 1. E. ! Power 2. Skipping Race (juniors)—K. Hall 1. M. Clark 2. Crocodile Race (seniors)—Red 1. l.lue 2, Yellow 9. Crocodile Race (juniors)—Blue 1. Red 2. Yellow 3. Relav Flag Race—Red 3. Green 2. Blue 3. Tug-of-war—Blue 1. Greeu 2. Red 3. Overhead Ball—Bed 1, Blue 2. Green 3. BOYS’ EVENTS. 50yds 'eight years)—l. Adams 1, R. j Thompson 2. | 60yds (nine years)—B. Taplin 3. C. Barj SOyda (ten years)—C. Campbell 1, E. Colj lister 2. j Soyd3 (eleven years)—G. Martin 1, K. I «oyds * twelve years)—W. Mann 1, A. Hop- ■ kins 2. • 100yds (thirteen year*)—R. Wallace 3. E. ! Lunn 2. I 100yds (fourteen years)—E. Wilson 1. W i Eagle 2. 44uyd? (seniors)—E. Wilson and T. Richi ardson (equal) 1. E. Tunn 2. ' 220yds (juniors)—G. Martin 3. K. Merrin 2. High Jump (seuiors)—l. Richardson 1. L. Harper 2High .Tump (juniors)—G. Tower 1, H Wilton 2. Lone Jump .seniors) —I. Richardson (sft lin) 1. W. Eagle 2. Long Jump (juniors)—G. Martin 3. V Merrin 2. Throwing the Cricket Ball (seuiors)—G Fisher I. C. Pearce 2. Throwing the Cricket Ball (juniors)—T. Ratio 1. A. Richards 2. Egg and Spoon Race (seniors)—G. Fisher 1. SL- Hoyle 2. Egg and Spoon Race (juniors)—C. Joseph son 1. G. Power 2. Potato Race (seniors) —E. "Wilson ], o. Pearce. 2. Potato Race (juniors)—C. Josepbson 3. K. Merrin 2. Back Race (seniors)—E. Lunn 1, T. Richardson 2. Back Race (juniors)—H. Wilton 3, A. Burnip 2. Crocodile Race (seniors)—Bine 3. Red 2, Green 3. Crocodile Race (juniors)—Green 1, Yellow 2. Blue 3. Relay Flag Race—Green 1. Red 2. Blue 3. J Tng-of-war—Yellow 3. Green 2. Red 3. Overhead Ball—Yellow 1. Red 2. Blue 3.