AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5496, 7 December 1907, Page 3

AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

The following are the handicaps for the various events to be contested at the Amateur Athletic Club's evening sport* meeting on Tuesday :—

220 yds Handicap. — E. B. Fraser, scr ; J E. Strachan, syds ; R. C. Mooie, 9yds ; J Roscow, 10yds ; S. Walker, 12yds ; J Hay, 16yds

One and a-half mile Bicycle Race.— J no. Uren, scr. ; J. Russell, 15yds ; 11 B- Russell, 20yds ; E. A. Coxon, 25yds ; R. C. Moore, 2.lyds. Two Miles Fl.it — II Jones, scr. ; 11. C. Moore, 100 yds ; W. Wurr, 120 yds ; E. B. Fiaser, 2Uoyds.

Schoolboy*' liace, 220 yds. — Ist heat ; Bruce Black, scr. ; James Bonnet, 2yd-- ; Fniuk Webstor, 3y<U ; Albert Latta, oy<k ; William Pendray, lOyd.s ; Adiun M'Neilly, 10yds ; Jack Peaison, 12ydb ; William M'N.ib, 14yds. Second heat : Itoland Noirie, 2yds; liicharu Tilling, 4yds; L. Itich.irdb, ,3yds ; Ernest Falconer, 6yds ; E. Moen, Myds; H. Mark, 10yds: Willie Kemp, 12yds ; (-Juy .Sinclair, loyd.s. Tliiid heat: Stewart Gunton, Roy JSindan and J) M'Nab, lUyds : C. Fei-ftUMin, Lionel lticliitidh, Alfied Dmmoy and Uun:dd ILoul 18yds; G. Wills, (Jeor^'e Chow Tie, Noinmn Lorimer, 19yd- ; A'eil Lawrence, Allan Lockhart, and Artlmi Hopkins, 2Uyd-

Tue track is now in onW ami ronipetitors have been Very Imvy- ir.iinni^ lately, SO that .some eKciliny fini^he-, should be witnessed. The sports commence 1 ac 7 o'clock.