RUNNING.
4 TEKMS OF TREMBATH'S CHALLENGE. (By Telograpii-Press Association.) Gore, Juno 28. Regarding the Press Association message from Hastings why Trenibatli declined to meet Sanson over 100 yds., 220 yd?., and liOjxls., as the Gore manor had challenged Sanson over these distances, the following communication from Jlr. Virgo, secretary of the Gore Athletic Society, is of inlerest:—"Tranbath did not challenge Sanson over 100 yds., 220 yds. and JtOyds., but Cullender, of Haivko's Bay, on behalf of Sanson challenged Trcinbath. Tho latter did not accept tho challenge, but for all moneys to lie posted beforo lio would consider m.itclics, and ho reserved to himself tho right to select his distance. Treinbatli is prepared fo mwt all comers over 100 yds.. 220y<15., tlOyds., SSO.vds., ami one mile, for from .£SO and upwaKls, ami a (lepnsit of .£lO has been posted with Mr. Virgo, Mcrotary of t.lio Gore Athletic Society, as a. guarantee. Treinbatli is'al«) prepared to race over the middle distances of the above-namely. 220 yds.. ■110 yds., ami 880 yds.—and has a. standing challenge t< , run nuyono in Aust.rji.lia over SSO.vds."
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 855, 29 June 1910, Page 7
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180RUNNING. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 855, 29 June 1910, Page 7
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