HARRIERS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1247, 2 October 1911, Page 5

HARRIERS.

On Saturday, at Miramar, tho Brooklyn Ha,nriera decided their annual ten-mile open amateur cross-country handicap. Thirteen runners faced tho starter out of an entry of twenty-three. W. Power (off lOmin. 30sec.) led. from the start, and at tho five miles had a lead of lOsec. from R. Reid (lOmin. liandicap), A. Olivor, I'oynton. V. Byrno following in that orcfttr. Pinckcey, Vaujro, and Bennett dropped

;out on "completing tho'tirst Jap (5 muesj." C. Rowberry covered tho first five miles in 31rain. 55sec„ C. Murray 32min. 19sec., V. Byrne and F; Rowberry 32min. discc. During tho last tta»' miles tho backmarkers moved up, but wero unablo to overtake W. Power. The following aro til© results;— ' , W. rower (lQmin. 30sec.), actual time, 74min. 42ee0., 1 ' I'. Rowberry (lmin.), actual time, Gsmin. 30sec., ii. . C. Hurray (lmin. !3sec.). actual time, GGmin. 35see,, 3. Fastest timo, .C, Rowberir (scratch), (Umin. 5S sec. In connection with this race the Brooklyn Harriers counted points for Clio "Morris" all-round trophy, C. Murray obtaining 3 points, F. Byr.no 2 points, V. F. Byrne 1 point. -The I'ollowins were tlio officials for the da)':—Judges. Messrs. W. H. Bennett, G. Frost; starter', Mr. G. A. Scott; timekeepers, Messrs. W. Watt, W. H. Pollock, P. A. Wilton, and G. A. Scott; course stewards, Messrs. C. A. Byrne, H. G. Wilson, and W.' Coleman. A presentation was made to Mr. C. Laraborg at tho conclusion of the run bv Mr. W. H.; Bennett on behalf of tho Wellington Harriers, on the occasion of Mr. Lambert's approaching marriaEO