UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENTS.
CHALLENGE SHIELD WON BY OTAGO. fnT TKt,EGRAPH— PRBSB ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, 17th April. The_ New Zealand University Colleges' athletic tournament was continued to-day in delightful weathor. The Challenge Shield was won by Otago University with 15 points, Viotoria College being second with 13 points, and Canterbury College jholdors) third with 11. Auckland University College failed to secure a point. Three University records were established, J. N. Millard (Otago University) jumping 22ft Biin in the broad jump, and sft 6jin in the high jump, while A. S. Reid (Olago University), in putting the shot, achieved 37ft o£in. Remaining results : — Hammer Throwing. — A. S. Reid (Otago University), 93ft llin, 1; A. Hamilton (Otago University), 83ft sin, 2. 100 yds Flat.— A. T. Duncan (Victoria College), 1; J. N. Millard (Olago Univorsity), 2. Time, 10 4-sseo. Mile Walk. — R. Twyneham (Canterbury College), 1; J. Ross (Otago University), 2. Time, 7m in 26sec. , High Jump.— J. N. Millard (Otago University), Sft &£in, 1; A. W. P. Brookfield (Otago University), sft sin, 2. 440 yds Flat.— C. S. Thomas (Canterbury College), 1; A. W. P. Brookfield (Ofcago University), 2. Time, 52 2-ssec. 120 yds Hurdles.— G. S. Strack (Victoria College), 1. Time, 17 2-ssec. Threo Mile Flat.— T. Rigg (Victoria College), 1; P. W. Burbidga (Viotoria College), 2. Time, 16min Bsec. 440 yds Hurdles.— A. W. P. Brookfiold (Otago University), I; G. S. Strack (Victoria Collego), 2. Time, 64 l-ssoc. ■ Relay Race. — Canterbury College, 1/ Victoria College, 2; Auckland University College, 3. Otago did not start. Tug-of-war.— Otago beat Canterbury in tho hnal. LAWN TENNIS. Furthor progress was made with the University lawn tonnis ohampionships at the Devonport Club's courts to-day. The following are additional results:-^ Men's Doubles. — Final: L. S. Jennings and T .D. Smith (Canterbury) beat J. B. Parker and C. H. Taylor (Wellington), 6—o, 6—o. Combined Doubles. — First round : Miss Batkin and Johns (Auckland) beat Miss Farnio and White (Otago}, 6—5, 6—2. Semi-final: Miss C. Mosa and Jennings (Canterbury) beat Miss Batkin and Johns (Auckland), 6—l, 6—2.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 90, 18 April 1911, Page 2
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