ANNUAL SPORTS HELD AT DUNELM SCHOOL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18013, 25 November 1926, Page 3

ANNUAL SPORTS HELD AT DUNELM SCHOOL.

The annual athletic sports of the Dunelm Preparatory School were held under ideal conditions on the Christ's College football ground yesterday afternoon. There was a good attendance of visiting parents and friends, who witnessed some interesting events. After the events were concluded, the prizes were presented by Bishop WestWatson, who remarked on the success with which the function had been carried out. The school, he said, was an excellent training ground for boys who would later on go to Christ’s College, and in a few years’ time the boys who had run that day would be running with credit in the college sports The results were as follows: Fathers’ race—Mr Hicks 1, Mr Rankin 2. Old boys’ race—T. M’Kellar 1, J. Stevenson 2. Half mile—P. Coates 1, J. M’Cracken 2, M. Jones 3. 100yds—R. Nedwill 1, J. M’Cracken 2. C. Hale 3. Senior hurdles—R. Nedwill 1, J. M’Crae.ken and P. Perry (dead heat) 2. Senior high Jump—R. Nedwill 1, J. M’Cracken 2, N. Wallace 3. Throwing the cricket ball—-P. Perry 1. N. Wallace 2. R. Nedwill 3. Quarter mile—P. Coates 1, C. Hale 2, P. Irwin 3. 440yds handicap—N. Wallace 3. G Vernon 2. 220yds liandJcap—-F. Neave 1, W Dawson 2. Long jump—R. Nedwill 1, J. M’Crack-€n-2’ , P - Pe . rr 7 3- Distance—l4ft B£in. Juniolr high Jump—M. Bain 1, If. Flower 2. Walking race—F. Browno 1, G. Thompson 2. Junior hurdles—M. Bain 1, H. Flower 100yds under 12—J. Mowwor 1. F Neave 2. 100yds —Under 11—M. Bain 1, G. Fin- ? ey TT 2 ’ Under 10—C. Allan 1, J. Moore 2. Under 9—R. Webb l, H. Thompson -• under 8-—A. West-Wat.son l, d Hankln 2. Under 7—W. Dawson 1, J. R. Granger 2. * 220yds Chapel Choir—H. Wales 1, A. West-W atson 2. - ’’it” Wi «Sins Cup for the most points in the senior was won by R. Ned--21 P° in ts, -the runner-up being J. M Cracken, with 14 points. V S