Y.M.C.A. TOURNEY

Evening Star, Issue 20140, 3 April 1929, Page 3

Y.M.C.A. TOURNEY

> CHRiTCHURCH V, DUNEDIN The annual tournament between Dunedin and Christehurcli Y.M.C.A. Hoys’ Divisions was held on Saturday (says the Christehurcli ‘ Press ’). The events consisted of running, swimming, a debate, ping-pong, and basketball. Results ; RUNNING. luu Yards. M‘Fa rhino (Christchurch) 1. ■MU Yards. —R. Lucas (Dunedin) I. Milc.-B. Lucas (Dunedin) i. .Milo Relax-.—Dunedin I. Totals; Dunedin 11, Christchurch d. SWIMMING. (id l-d Yards Dash.—G. Low (Christchurch) .1lOU Yards Relay.-- Dunedin J. Dive. - .). Haney and G. Low (Christchurch) 1. Total*: Christchurch (i, Dunedin o. . DEBATE. Subject: “New Zealand is under an obligation to relievo England of her surplus population.'’ - —• Christchurch team (W. Williams, S. Be tiger, and T. Eltost), dO2 points, J; Dunedin (B. Lucas, 1). Peters, and A. Lucas), 2'J3 points, 2. The winning of the debate gave Christchurch S points. PING-PONG. Belhvood (Christchurch) ill, A. Bell (Dunedin) 10. Pearce (Christchurch) '22, D. Peters (Dunedin) L'U. G. Low (Christchurch) 1), R. Lucas Dunedin) ‘j.l. W. Browning (Cliri-tclimch) “JI. A. Lucas (Dunedin) 11. Christchurch won on llic aggregate by 5 points.

MASK KTBALL. Clinsicliurcli (Bengcr, Stanley, Poison, Adams, ami Holmes), A goals; Dunedin (I’. Bnei-e-, D. Peter'. A. Lucas. A. lidl, and S. Guthrie), 1 goals. Christchurch won the contest hy 27 points lo 16. The Tbmedin boys were in charge of Mr J. Ledgerwood, boys’ work tlirector.