MARIST STEEPLECHASE.
HINEMAN GAINS FASTEST TIME. •JUNIOR’S FINE RUN. With a field of over 40 runners taking part, the annual steeplechase of the Marist Brothers’ School was decided at Hamilton East this afternoon. Despite I lie heat that prevailed, the times recorded were good, particularly in the junior division, and some spirited contests resulted. Fastest time went to an intermediate, C. Hlncmari, who' covered the course of 3A miles in 2l minutes. Undoubtedly, however, the best, performance was that of a junior, T. Collins, who took only 21A minutes to lea.i in the field.. For a primary pupil, under the trying conditions, his performance was most meritorious. The results of the championships were:— Seniors. — 11. Vercoe, 21:,* min., i; L. llnssan. 22) min.. 2: S. I’oultney, 23 min., 3.
Intermediate. —C. llinemau, 21 min., I and fastest lime: 11. Flynn, 21} min., 2; N. Dawson, 22} min., 3. Junior: T. Collins, 21} min., I; J. Shanahan, 22} min., 2; W. Eves, 24 min., 3,
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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19450, 14 December 1934, Page 8
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164MARIST STEEPLECHASE. Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19450, 14 December 1934, Page 8
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