HUTT AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 83, 2 January 1920, Page 4

HUTT AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB

ANNUAL SPORTS GATHERING. A largo number of people attended the Hutt Recreation Ground yesterday to witness tho annual sports meeting held in connection with the Hutt Amateur Athletic Club. 11. E. Wilson (the champion hurdler) was again seen in his best form in Hie 120 Yards Hurdle Handicap, his exhibition Iwiiig an excellent one. V. R. Bond, who secured 7 points at the meeting, will hold tho club cup for tho ensuing year. The proceedings were diversified by Scotch dancing, the following being the performers Misses Thelma Barton, Elsio and Ivy Burns, Eunice Murphy. Masters Smith and Mulcahy, and Piper W. Smith, of the Caledonian Society. Wellington. Appended aro tho results in detail:— 221) Yards Club Handicap.—V. R. Bona (syds.), 1; J. Stevens (Byds.), 2; 11. Ginger (12yds.), 3. Also started: A. Kennedy &r.). P. Dennehy (2yds.) .T. G. Blako (Ivds.), E. Richardson (4yds.). I'. Thorpe (Byds.), C. Osborno (10yds.). Time, ~BSfl' Yards Hnndicap.-.T. C. Todd (GOyds.). 1: .T. Troy (35yds. , 2;T. } • Korr (35yds.), 3. Also started: I'. Mills (55yds.), Time, 2min. 4sec. Putting the Shot.—P. Munro (scr), 40ft. 100* Yards Handicap-First heat: n. Moss (10yds.). 1; 11. E. Wilson (scr), 2; G. 11. Lusk (7yds.). 3. Also started: V. R. Bond (9yds.), P. Dennehy (S.vds-). Time, 10 2-ssec. Second heat: H. Wilkins (10yds.), 1; H. Roxbiireli (Byds.\ 2; N.'.T. Barker (2yds.), 3. Also started: .T. G. Blalco (9yds.), A. Kennedy ■ ((yds.). Time, 9 4-ssec. Third heat,: N. \\. Trower (12yds.), 1; W. Wanden (9yds.), 2; 13. Schraeder (Byds. 1, 3. Also started: C. P. Goddnrd (12vds.), B. Tenipletpn (Syds.). Time, lOsec. Final: H. Wilkins (lflvds.), 1; H. Moss (10yds.), 2; n. E. Wilson (scr.), 3. Time, 0 3-53ec. 100 Yards Handicap (boys under 12, attending Hutt schools only, post entry). —Hector Cottell, 1; Hunter, 2; Derby, 3. Time, Usee. . , One 'Mile Handicap Wnlk -.T. Heckling (ISOvds.), 1; J. M'Kenrc (100 yds.), 2; A. B. Sievwright (scr.), 3. Tho only ■ staters. Time, 7min. 3 2-ssec. Ono Mile Handicap Run.-J. Troy (50yds.), 1: W. J. Burk (scr.), 2; D. Todd (35yds.), 3. Also started: P. 'Ihorpo (50vds.). Tiino, imin. 51 2-ssec. Throwing tho Hammer.—P. Mimro (20vda.). 128 ft. 9in„ 1; .1. M'Holm (scr.), 117 ft, Bin„ 2. Exhibition throw by M'Holm, 121 ft. 9in. 220 Yards Handicap-First heat: M. Trower (21vdg.), 1; H, Wilkins (13yds.), 2; W. Wanden (17yds.), 3. Also started: C. P. Goddard (21yds.), 11. Moss (17yds.), P, Dennehv (13yds.), 11. Roxburgh' (12vds.), G. H. Lusk (9yds.), N. J. Barker (4yds.). Time, 22 Msec. Second heat: H. Hayvice (10yds.), 1; E. Schraeder (15yds.), 2; V. R. Bond (IGvds.), 3. Also started: A. Kennedy (13yds.). Time, 23sec. Final: M. Trower (21yds.), 1; 11. Wilkins (13yds.), 2; W. Wanden (17yds.), 3. Time, 22 1-ssec. 120 Yards Handicap Hurdles.—H. E. Wilson (scr.), 1; E. J. Sutherland (14yds. and one hurdle down), 2. A fine exhibition, Wilson winning all the way. Time, 15 4-ssec. 880 Yards Handicap Walk (boys).— M'Kenzie, 1; Hickling, 2; Wagg, 3. Time, 3min. 50sec. Long Jump Handicap.—ll. Moss (3ft. flin.), 21ft. 11m., 1; E. ,T. Sutherland (Gin., 21ft. Gin., 2; H. E. Wilson (scr.), 20ft. llin., 3. Also competed: H. Ginger (4ft. Gin). . , . 100 Yards Club Handicap.—First heat: C. B. Thomas (3vds.). 1; V. R. Bond (2yd?.), 2; IT. Ginger; (Gyds.), 3. Also started: J. Stevens (4yds.), A. Kennedy (scr.). Time, ilsec. Second heat: P. Dennehy (Iyd.), 1 ;■ J. Q. Blake (2yds.), 2. The onlv starters. Time, lOsec. l'inal: C. B. Thomas (3vds.), 1; P. Dennehy (lyd.), 21 V. R. Bond (2yds.), 3. Time, 10 2-ssec. ' 220 Yards Handicap Qws under 10 vears of ago).—K. M'Oarthy, 1; W. Atkins, 2;. T. Wagg, 3. Time, 28 -Msec. Tlireo-Milo Tin lid icflp Kim.—l). * rood (scr.), 1; F." Thorpe (120 yds.), 2: G. J. Clarko (GGOyds.), 3. Time, IGinin. 23 l-ssec. , 410 Yards Handicap.—W. Wanden (SOvds.), 1: 11. Wilk'ns (24yds.). 2; G. Lusk (oyds.), 3. Also started: N I rower (35yds.), J. Trov (20yds.), 11. Schraeder (20yds.), T. Y. Kerr (18yds.), N. J. Barkev (Ovds.). Time, 53 Msec. In tho evening n concert was given m tho Opera House before a packed and most appreciative audience. Barring a temporary fniltiro of the electric light plant, tlie whole affair was managed to a nicety. Among tho?e contributing items wero Mr. and Mrs. Farcjuhar Young, Mr. Larry Hall, and the two small chnmmon dancers, the Misses Thelma 'M'Kenzie (who cave classical dance?) and Phyllis M'Millan (who sang and danced). The Pipe Band rendered ft march prior to the openmrr of tho first part of the performance. After the concert an injjlesidc wns held in Iho Caledonian rooms. r>