ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS
THE ENGLISH VISITORS.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Received 5.3 p.m., Feb 26. ' ' Melbourne, Feb. 26. ' At the Athletic Championship meeting the visitors showed greatly improved form. In the mile raoe Shrubb led all the way, beating Blake easily by 20 yards in 4.29}. The four miles handicap resulted : Shrubb, ; sor, 1; Blake, 180yds. 2. Shrubb won by 200 yards, the time being 20.43 2-6. Hundred yards handicap : Duffy, sbr,' 1; Widmer, Sydney,'ifyd, 2; Mueller, Vie- I toria, Iyd, 3. Won by two inches, with I Mueller a few inches pway. Time, 101-10. I Boooived 5.28 p m., Feb 26tb. I At the Athletic Champion meeting the I throwing of the hammer was won by I Harry, Melbourne, 87 feet 7 inches. Pole I vault : Pattison, Bendigo, 9 feet 6 inohes. I Broad jump: Mueller, 21 feet } inoh. I Widmer won the 440 yards ohampionship j in 53 secs. I
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1390, 27 February 1905, Page 2
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