TO-MORROW’S SPORTS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1428, 12 April 1905, Page 2

TO-MORROW’S SPORTS.

jg I Record nominations were received for be I the sports in connection with the opening it I ceremony of the Te Karaka railway tois I morrow, and with fine weather a record e | attendance is assured. The following is a d | list of the handicap events, Mr W. Howard e I being tho handicapper:— I 100 Yards—G. Witty 2yds, A. Morris . 2£, W. Schrafft 8, H. Fuflett 3J, J. Monk 3 I 5, F. Burke, C. W. Sefton, W. McDonald, 3 | E. Bright, N. Law, F. Bayly, W. White, 3 I E. Oiin, J. Anderson, J. Kirwan, and H. i I Kent 6, A. Devery and J. Morrow 7, K. j I McDonald and E. Tait 7£, E. Brown, E. , I HaroDga, B. Tannor, and A. Atkins 8, T. I Crimmins, H. Kelly, and B. McPherson I 9, W. Devery and A. Cameron 10. ] I 220 Yards —G. Witty, A. Morris 10yds, I > I W. Schrafft. H. Puflott 12, J. Monk 14, J. I c I Anderson, F. Burke, J. Kirwan, C. W. Sef- c I ton 15, H. J. Kent, J. Morrow, K. 1 I McDonald 16, E. Tnit 17, E. Brown, Tim P I CrimmiDs 18, H. Kelly 20, B. Tanner 25. 0 J Mile—W. Mullins, A. Morris scr. P, W. I Smith, J. Anderson 50yds, K. McDonald it 70, B. MacPherson 80, E. Dobson, Q. h Goldsmith, O. W. Sefton, P. Ilbert, M. h [ Eyan, E. E. Olin 85, C. Drummond, H. g< J. Kent, C. Sharp, F. Sedon 90. O. Morris, ar E. Harongo 100, P. Liddell 110. ‘ • pt Bicycle race (Mr W- Andrews, handi- St capper)—A. W. Elliott scr, C Drummond tn 100yds, 'B. Hache 110, B. Byrn 120 E. h® W. Jones 150, P. W. Smith 160, E. Par- fre sons 165, A. Bichardson 170, W. Licht- I work 200, E. Goldsmith 220, Tim Crim : I u " mine 300, Pat Walsh 350. * go