ATHLETICS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21417, 8 March 1935, Page 14

ATHLETICS

EVENING MEETING AT KAIAPOI The Kaiapoi Amateur Athletic Club held a sports meet in:; ;it (he (lie Kaiapoi Park Inst evening. Severn 1 competitors horn Kangiora were present. The following were the results: — Men's K>o Yards—X. Morrison (Kangiera) (4yds) J, F. Tozer (Kaiapoi) (9yds) 2, R. Collister (Kaiapoi) (Iyd) 3. Tim«, 10 3-osec. Women's 75 Yards—Miss M. Meolitijs (Kaiapoi) (syds) 1, Miss V. McDonald (Kangiora) (!iyds) 2, Miss E. Capill (Kailpoi) (7yds) 3. Time, 9 2-ssre. Men's 220 Yards—F. f,'. Kirkpatrick (Kaiapui) (syds) 1, W. Maunder (Rangiora) (scr) 2, M. Busby (Kaiapoi) (11yds) 3. Time, 25 1-usee. Women's 100 Yards—Miss M. Mailings 'Kaiapoi) (7vds) 1, Miss D. McDonald (Raneiora) (l':!yds) 2, Miss E. Capill (Kaiapoi) (10yds) 3. Time, 11 l-ssee. Men SSO Yards —H. Jackson (Kanciora) (05yds) 1, G. Faliey (Raneiora) (35yds) 2, F. Tozer (Kaiapoi) (30yds) 3. Time. 2min lOsec. fIo]», Step, and Jump—F. G. Kirkpatrick (Kaiapoi) (ser). 3.Sft ."in. 1; A. Burnip i Kaiapoi) ilOin), 38ft 2in, 2: K. Ltrnn (ser), 3Sft liu, 3. Shot Putt—J. Brown (Kaiapoi). 31ft Sin, 1: F. G. Kirkpatrick (Kaiapoi), 30ft 9in, 2. NEW BRIGHTON CLUB The New Brighton Amateur Athletic Clab held its final evening club meeting on tho Rawhiti sports ground yesterday. Following are the results:— Sohoolbovs 75 Yards tinder 32 —First heat: D. Horwell 1, K. Fdwards 2, T. Flaus 3. Second heat: G. Bolton 1. X. Bassett 2, ,T. Crew 3. Final: 1). Horwell 1, E. Edwards 2, T. Flaus 3. S'choolbovs 100 Yards over 12—C. Lambert (3yds) 1, D. Xankivell (scr) 2, A. Marsh (Svds) 3. Men's 'l2O Yards—First heat: P. Bellamy (set-) 1, R. Marriott (6yds) 2, h. Fisher (Iyd) 3. Time, 11 3-ssec. Second heat: R. Low (7yds) 1, A. Thomas (6yds) 2, C. Seaward (Byds) 3. Time, 13sec. Final: Low 1, Bellamy 2, Fisher 3. Time, 12 4-5 sec. Women's 75 Yards —Miss F. Miller (5 yds) 1, Miss D. Rond (iyd) 2, Miss FThomas (scr) 3. Time, 0 4-ssec. Youths' 120 Yards—lt. Rondel (syds) 1, B. Rico (Iyds) 2, F. Sprosen (2Jyds) 3. Time, 13 -t-ssec. High Jump—R. Marriott (scr) and A. Cockle (4in), 4ft llin (equal) 1, L. C. Richards (Gin), 4ft lOJin, 3;' N. Waghora (4in), K. Sprosen (4in), 4ft lOin, 4. 660 Y'ards—A. Donohue (30yds) 1, *'• C. Richards (30yds) 2, A. Thomas (55yds) 3. Time. Imiii 2S 4-."> sec. Half Mile Walk—X. Waghorn (scr) 1. A. Thomas (70yds) 2, L. C. Richards (50 yds) :;. Time, 3min 35scc. Women's Long Jump—Miss E. Thomas (2ft), 1-lfl. l:~Miss F. Miller (2ft 9in). 13ft 4in, 2; Miss I). Roud (scr), lift Si in, 3. A scratch meeting open to all residents of the borough viil be held on the evening of March 21 to select Xew Brighton representatives for the inter-borough contest with Sumner to be held on Saturday, March 30. decision to set up an executive inside the centre, thus becoming an autocratic body, rendering the various clubs helpless in administrative matters. Mr H. G. Kilpatrick, in moving that a protest be forwarded to the centre, said that its action was neither justified nor necessary. The New Zealand council was now considering the question of restricting the powers of tne Canterbury Centre. The motion was carried unanimously. . It was decided to establish a clud badge to be worn on the blazer,, tne design to be decided by the committee. The meeting closed with a unanimous vote of thanks to the president.