ATHLETICS
VICTORIA COLLEGE SPORTS
The annual intevfacuity, sporte of the Victoria .University..Collage wsro held on Saturday Afternoon at Kiil'mrn Park. Tho Laiv and Commerce faculty won the contest from Arts and Science. This is the first time for a considerable number of years that Law and Commerce have won. F. H. Stephenson, the University champion,-won both the sprints, running tho furlong event in tho excellent time of 22 2-ssec, which is 2-osec over the best performance ever put up by a New Zealander on a eiirvecl track. Stephenson will represent tho .Victoria University., at the interuniversity tournament at Auckland, during Easter. • Results:— Championship Events. 100yds.—J\ H. Stephenson, 1: N, Gootlsdn, 2; W. Boberts, 3. Time, 10 2-ssec. Won by four yards. ■I:22oyds.—P. H. Stephenson, 1: G. A. Read; 2; W. D. Smith, S. Won by 10 yards. Time, 22 2-ssec. 440yds.—J. B. Stephenson, I: A. S. Henderson, 2; W. D. Smith, 3. Time, 53sec. 120 yds Hurdles.—N. Hislop, 1; D. Kerr, 2; H. J. Abraham, 3. Time, 17 4-sscc. Won easily. 440 yds ; Hurdles.—H. J. Bishop, 1; H. J. Abraham, 2; S. .f. Eade, 3. Time, 65 2-sscc. Won by four yards.
-880 yds.—A. S. Henderson,, 1; T. A. Rafter, 2; 0. S. Bright, 3. Time, 2mln 3 2-53 ec Won by fIVD yards.
One Mile.—T. A. Rafter, I; It. C. Morpeth, 2; K. J. Marshall, S. Time, 4mln 42scc. Won by 25 yqrds. Half-mile Walk.—S. G. Bade, 1; L. Bade, 2. Won by 100 yards. Time, 3min 27sec, HIKIV Jump.—D. Kerr, sft lV4lh, '1: N. Hislop, sft OVzln, 2; W. Jloberts, 4ft Ifl'/iin, 3. Long .Tump.—N. .Hislop, 20ft■ 3V>in,'> 1; D. Kerr, 18ft Oin, 2; W. Roberts, 18ft' 3%1n, 3.
I Shot Put—X. Hogan,■ ■ 32ft 2%1n, 1; W. 30ft ll%in, 2; ¥. Donovan, 30ft lln, 3. •
Javelin Throw.—X. Histop, 113 ft 7in, 1; A.: T. Duncan, 109 ft 7%1n; 2;. F. Donovan, 108 ft; 91n, 3. .■•..-:
Discus Throw.—X., Htslop, 86ft din, 1; A T. Duncan, S4ft, 2; H. J. Abraham, 82ft 4in, 3.
Interfaculty Relay.—Law A, 1; Law B, 2 Tlmo, 49see. Handicap Events.
100 yds Open.—H. Magnusscn (Olympic), 13yds, 1: li.. Smallbpne (Olympic), Byds, 2; D. JfcNicoll (Olympic), 6'^yds, 3. Time, 10 3-Ssec. .
lOOjds (Ladies).—First race: A. Walker (Hutt), 12yds, 1; N. Brown (Petone), 7yds, 2; J. Murray (Athletic), T^yds., 3. Time, 12see. Second race: Miss Murray, Byds. 1; MJss Walker, ll%yds, .2; Miss Brown, 7yds, 3. Time, 12sec.. " -' ' '
880 yds. Open.—H. Agnew (Olympic), 41yds, 1; J. O'Brien (Athletic), 30yds, 2; A. K. JlountJoy (Olympic), 36yds, 3. , Time, 2mln 3 2-osec. Won by .five yards. • >
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 72, 27 March 1933, Page 4
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