THE RESULTS.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2409, 15 March 1915, Page 6

THE RESULTS.

° 100 YARDS ' CHAMPIONSHIP.—Ne* Zealand and Australasian record, 9 4-osec. • Present, champion: H. Martis (Wellington), 10 3-ssec. Standard,. .10 l-ssec. First heat: H. ilartis (W.), 1; B. Batefcone. (C.), 2; A. A. Edwards (A.), . 3.' is Also started: A. D. Lynch (W:). ' Time, . 10 3-Ssec. Seoond heat: G. Heley (W.), l[ V P.M. Perkins (0.), 2. Also started: E, 4 E. De Rago' (C.), K. M. Morris (W.). 6 Time, 10 4-ssec. . .. 1 ® Pinal: P H. Martis ("Wellington) 1 d B. Batstone (Canterbury) -2 I, G. Heiey (Wellington) 3 . ll M.rrtis won. his heat looking round, .but y the heat which Heley won was closely ' s contested. In the final the men were 0 got away to ft beautiful start, but Martis . soon displayed a superiority, and won bv about three yards. Time. 10 2-sseo. . THROWING IfiLß. HAMMER CHAM, j I'lONSHlP.—Australasian and N.Z. record, 147 ft. 55in. Standard, 130 ft, 11 Champion, J. il'Holiu (Wellington), : 13Sft. -Sin. ■ „ J. M'Hclm (W.), 135 ft. 6in. .1 ' M. Ivean (S.), 12Sft. 2 - - E. C. Jarrold (W.),' 112 ft. .............. 3 Also competed: J. M.Boyne (O.). D. P. Bauchop (C.V ' ' HALF-MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.--New Zoalnnd record,'lmin. 56 4-ssec. Sfcan« dard, 2min. Chajnpion, C. S. Thomas i; 2uriu. 9 i-ssec. 11 J. P. Byrne (W.) J t- G. Crump (O.) - e W. A. Ford (C.) , 3 a Also started: H. Bigham (C.). G.Bilbeiv , beck C\V.) P C. C. Francis (A.), F. KUwin- . eter (W.). . Crump led from the start to the entrance to the straight, where Byrne cam# ® but with a fine sprint and managed to. get homei .by a couple of yards. Time, ir 2min. 2 l-sseo. i i- 120 yds. Open Handicap.—First heat: A. d Cunninghame, Syds., 1; M. Hugo, Byds.,' s 2; G. M. Matthews, Syda., 3. Also started: I{. Tait, 11yds. Time, 13sec. Second r heat: T. V. Robinson, 10yds., 1; F. C. Hubbard, 4yds., 2; W. H. l)own. Byds., 3. Also started: A'. D. Lynch, syds.; D. O'Sullivan. 6yds.; C. Hugo, Byds.; H. Tily,. 10yds. .Time, 12 l-ssec. Third heat: A. Avery, 10yds., 1; L. Murphy, Byds., 2; G. Haughton, 11yds., 3. Also d started: G; Austin, ,4yds.s E.'H. Luke, 6yds. i R, V. Kay, oyds.; C. Tumbull, l s 10yds. Final: Cunninghame, I;' Robin-, l, son, 2; Avery, 3. Won by a foot. No is time taken. HOP. STEP. AND .TUMP C77AMPIOK:i SHIP.—Now Zealand record, 16ft. u ljiu. Standard, 44ft. Champion, P. i- Hazlett (Southland), 43f1. g E, G. Sutherland (WJ, 43ft. 6in.... 1 !1 C. E. 13ft. 2 t, P. Haziett (8.), 42ft. llin 3 - i- Also jumped: KC. do Rago <C.); M, ■, U'eilson (W.), H. J. Stratford (W.),

\j • ' 1 Expeditionary Forca Race.— ■ . s«u P? nc ?> !>' Lance-Corporal James, ' ion Tim ?» 2oseo. cn^ 0 ? hurdles! champion. I , -"Australasian and New Zealand record, 15 -S-lOsec. • Standard, 16 X-sseo. Champion, P, B. Doyle (Weii lragton), 17 2-issc. heat: p. B." Doyle (W.), Is C. E. Robertson (S.), 2. Also started: H. Stagi 'S? o i® H. H. Burrow (0.). Time, \ /jL?*® B6o, Second heat: H. E. Wilson i'"'•)> IjA. Halligan'fW.), 2 Also start- ; ®d: F. Haalett (S.). Time, IS 4-ssec, Final: A. Halligan (Wellington) 1 'l ?• Wilson (Wellington) 2 it -P- E. Doyle was the only ; other starter. Both Doyle and Wilson , fell a couple of hurdles from homo, when : Halhgan and Wilson were on even term*. 1 Wilson riicked' himself up and finished, out Doyle,did not complete the course, . Time, 16 4-fcod. • .THREE-MILE WALK CHAMPIONSHIP. —New Zealand record, 21min. 36 3-5 seic. Standard, 23min. Champion, ' .'. G, Turner (Wellington), 23min. lseo. A. Sievwright (Wellington) 1 P. J, Fitzgerald (Wellington) 2 T. Johnston (Wellington). 3 The only starters.' This event excited .. a great deal of interest, and the finish was keen. The winner came with great dash, and wpn by. several yards, with the third man a long way behind. Time, 24min. 29 2-sseo. 220 YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP.-New Zealand record, 22sec. Standard, 22 4-5 Mo. Champion, H. Martis (Wellington), 24sec. ( First heat: B. Batstone (0.), 1; G. Heler (W.), 2. Also started: A. A. Edwards CA.j, J. Wilton (W.). Won fairly easily. ■ S?.®' P £ 5s ! 0 ,- Second heatr'H. Martis 1 (W.), 1; F. M. Perkins; (0.), 2. Also ' & EagoJC.), F. C. Hub- ; bard(W.)R Adams (W.). Martis had . the heat, all his own way. Time, 23 i-ssec. - ' Final. : , H. Martis (Wellington) ; 1 ; B. Batstone (Canterbury) a ; P. M..Perkins (Otago) 3 ! Tbo best finish of the day was put up m this race v From a good start Martis, , next, the inside running, which place was 1 occupied by Ba,tstone, took up the lead, and Seemed to have the race in hand, but Batstone came with a fine finish, and ) ilartis was all out to get home-. Just ' before, the tape was reached Batstone , faltered, and Martis got home by a yard { and a half in standard time,- 22 *ssec. ' PUTTING THE 16lb. SHOT CHAMPIONSHIP. Australasian* and New Zealand record, 42ft. 2inJ Standard,' 38ft. 6in. Champion, J. Murray (0.) • ' 35ft. 7in. , . "'• " \ r A. S. Reid (S.j, 38ft.-....................... I 1 '■ E. C. Jarrold (W.),-37ft7 2|in. 2 Also competed: J. M, O'Connor (W.). .' ONE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.—Austra- ■ ,| sla ß New Zealand record, 4min. ■ 18 2-SS6C. Standard, imin. 303ec. Champion, A. W. Dormer (Auckland), 4mm. 46 1 2-ssec, J. Beatson (0.) 1' 0. Crimp (0.). ; """" 2 H'. : Bi'gham (C.) 3 1 -4Jto Btoteds W. A. Ford (C.), <S. Bilderbeck (W.V J. F. Byrne (W.), F. J. •; Kilminster.(W.), C. E. Robertson (S.), W. , Brown (S.) Beatson had the race atf the i l™ 7, *?"• w "en the straight was entered *• l U!> a sood sprint,' winning by about 30 yards. Time, faiin. S6sec. . HIGH JUMP CHAMPIONSHIP.—Aub--1 tralaJian aid New Zealand Tecord, 6ft. 1 3-16 in. Standard, sft. 7in ! ■ sft a s}ii OJl ' P ' E ' Iloyle I I' sft - 7iin. 1 E. Eirk (0.), sft. 7in 2 Also-jumped: E., G. Sutherland (W;), .M. , iNeilson fWj, F. Hazlett (S.), C. E, Sob- ;. «rtson (S.), C. Laurie (A.). ONE MILE WALE CHAMPIONSHIP.— '■ Australasian and N.Z. record, 6mifl. • 27 2-ssefi. Standard, 6min. sOseo Champion, A. E. Buchan (Otago),' Bmiii. 56sed.; •• : / 6 'Ay Sievwrigit (W.) ■ . t T. Johnston (W.) 2 J-:,Pifagerdd'(W.') and ■D. Wilson (C.). TIIO two were . Gi3qaaixfied r and tHe winner got home easily , i £>7 12 yards. Time. 7min. 55 i-ssec/ POLE jmtP ' CHAMPIONSHIP.-W tralaaan and' N.Z. record, lift. '£'1-16 »W Standard, 10ft. 6ui,' Champions: f H. H. .Whiibtaker (Otago) and G. Har- . (WellrijAtou), 10ft. 2in. ! G. Harv<sy (w.), 10ft. 3ia.- t Vf , J; Batstoiio. 10ft. 2 ' y Als ? :?• .Hazlett (S.) and' 0. ; Lfturia (A.). ' Particular interest was added to this event by the reappearance 1 , after many years ; of, C. Laurie, of Au'lk- . land. Harvey succeeded in putting an ■ intsli on his winning effort of last year, ' but. .could not rea<ih the standard ■ 1000 yds. Open Handicap.-C. Turnbull, 65yds:, 1;, T. Austin,' gsyds., 2'i A. 'Cun- 1 1 nmghame,' 55yds., 3. Also started: S. : • Hall, '20yds.j G. Hatighton, iOyds.j C. Hugo, 55yds.;- L. Culyerwell, 60yds.; .D, 1 Alatetster, 75yds, Wofi by thrfie yards, .with 'second afid third close together. ' . Half-mile Boya*, Walk.-J. M ? Kenzi«. SROAD JIBn? CHAMPIONSHIP—Now , Zealand.record, 23St. 3in; Standard, , 21ft: CfiampKm, A. M'Leod (Canter- - bury). 19ft. Sin. ■ ! Fi C. Hubbard (W.)y 20ft. sin. 1 ■: G. AustiiS (O.), 20ft. 3in.,„... 2' 1 Alio jumped: E. ,E. Fordham (A.), H. 1 ; H. Burrow ,(0.), F. Hazlett (S.),- H. J. 1 Stratford (W.). ' < S'HREE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.—Ans- J tralaaan and N.Z. ■ .record, • 14min. 1 4teec. Standard, 15min, lOseo. Cham- . pion, A. Hudson (Wellington); 15mm. ; 51s<«c. •, J. Beatsbii (O.) ■ 1 H. Willi'snlg (W.) 2 i R. Ballantyiie (Wij 3 < Also started: C. F. Williams (C.) W >H. A» Turner- (C.), C. C. Frantiii (A.l, ] W. Bitown (S.), W. Drummond -' (W.). t Beat'soll had 110 diffidulty in seeuring this < event. 'He finished : with a fine 6print nearly a third of a lap in front of Wil- 1 . ! liafflg. Time, 15min. 41 1-ssec. , ' ■ YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP.— New Zeo- " land record, 49 l-ssec. Standard, 62seo Champion, J: Wilton (Wellington), i • 53 2-5S6c. 1 J. Wilton (W.). 1 B< Batstone (C.) ; • . A. A. Edwards (A.) """ 3 started: H. Martis Adims (W.). Martis led for half th« distance, when Wilton passed him, and -mnnine H t Btw-ngly, was never headed.. Martis'made on« effdrt at the tufa, but could riot sustain it,-and dropped behind. He > gave in -80 yards frctta the tape. Time, 1 53S(Sc. . ' 440 yds. Expeditionary Race,—Prt. Alder- t ton, 1; Lce.-Corp. James, 2; Driver Hen- r dfirson, 3. Seven started. Time. 57 2-sseO „ 410 VARDS HURDLES CHAMPION- c SHIP.-New Zealand Tecord, 58 l-ssec, t Standard, 61sec. Champion," F. E . Cook (Caiiterburv), 65 2-ssec ' S H. ! E. Wilson (W.) ........ 1 I F. Hazlett' (S.) i t E. E. Fordham (A.) 3 « Also started: P. E. Doyle (W.)""h. IT I Bnfrolr (O.), C. E. Robertson (S.). Will t ' 66s led fiearly all the way, and win after i . a liiM fnc6 by about eight yards. Time A J 62 4-ssic. ' } The visiting athletes frfite entertained \ by tbo association at Day's Bay 'yester- / i'l 'day after noon. v ' 1 NEW SOUTH WALES STATE CHAM- s PIONSHIP, d ' / k AN AUSTRALASIAN R.rCORD e LOWBRED. p : (By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright.) t (Rec. March li, 5.6 p.m.) . c ' Sydney, March 13. _ Fdllirfing were the results of the prin- f cipal everife in tho Ne\v South wales championships T 220 Yards—W. Rvan; 23 3-ssec. f 880 Yard6—A. F. Thorpe ; ,lmin. 59 Bee. Thovpa continued to the thousand n : yards mark, and lowered the "Australaslan record in 2min. 15 4-ssflo. v Three Miles—P. E. Longman; lomin. 63 4-ssec.