ATHLETICS
UNITED ’BIBLE CLASSES SPORTS. The success which attended the United Bible Classes athletic gatherum last year is reflected in the increase of entries this year! over 110 different competitors, representing 23 Bible classes, having entered. as against seventy odd competitors from twelve classes last year. Every event is a championship, and each ha> attracted large entries except the ZAJ Junior, which erroneously appeared as the 220 senior, ’which was elsewhere provided for. Post entries for* this event, and a 220 intermediate 'additional) will he accepted, these events being placed first in the programme.' Of rhe teams entered popular fancy is evenly divided between Vivian Street. Taranak Street, niid St Tohll’s, bitt St. James’ and Worker Bnv may upset calculations. Those who enjoy a good "mile" on” "half-mile will field of about sM.een m-lt’ding WUson fi Priestly. Silver, lOrmrod, E. Bose. y„,t r Ankshear in thesi. events. Jumps, shot-putting, and walking have all attracted large fields m ill grades. Manv promising athletes hovf entered for the "ntermcdlate and innbr events. The Mayor (Mr. C. J. B. Nofwoodt will attend to present the banner.
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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 47, 19 November 1926, Page 4
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183ATHLETICS Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 47, 19 November 1926, Page 4
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