PUKETAPU SPORTS
Five-Mile Harrier Race ATHLET1C HANDICAPS For the first time in the history oi athletics in Hawke's Bay a five-.niJe harrier race will be included in the athletic programme on the Puketapu sports ground. To-morrow afternoon wiU see this outstanding event take place. The race will start and finish on fche running track. On leaving the track the runners wiU traverse fc truo cross-country course and will be in Eull view of, the public througnoat the race. Included in the fieltl are Hawke's Bay's leading harriers and a most exciting and interesting race is gfromised. The race will be run . under the championship system, all the runners starting off together, with a sealed handicap in conjunction with the championship. The following are the handicaps for the other running events: — Five miles sealed handicap. — B. Anderson, C. Wright, Smith, L. Hatch, Withers (Tutira), A. Hughes, S. Gollop, I. MaeDonald, I. Douth. 100 yards handicap. — W. J. Fitzsimmons scr., R. Phillips 3J, V. McCutcheon 7, E. Shuker 7i, Y. Halligan 7 £, R. Tucker 8, A. C. Bird 9, B. Hawkins 9, B. Walsh*. 220 yards handicap.— W. J. Fitzsimmons scr., R. Phillips 5, V. McCutcheon 13, A. O. Bird 15, V. Halligan 15, E. Shuker 16, R. Tucker 17, B. Hawkins 19, B. Walsh*. 440 yards handicap. — W. J. Fitzsimmons scr., R. Phillips 5, A. C. Bird 16, V. Halligan 16, V. McCutcheon 19, R. Tucker 20, E. Shuker 21, R. Cooper 27, B. Hawkins 28, W. Timo 50, B. Walsh*. 880 yards handicap. — Y. Halligan 5, F. Pycroft 45, B. Anderson 45, S. Gollop 45, R. Cooper 50, G. Hall 55, A. Hughes 55, I. Double 60, C. Taylor 65, I. MaeDonald 80, W. Tioimo 110, B. Walsh*. 75 yards women 's handicap. — Misses J. Prince 2, A. Grainger 3, R. Wyness 4, G. Thow 4i, L. Climo 4J, J. Foster 5, D. Forman 6, P. Saville 8, G. Smith 8, D. Cottrill 8if A. Frude 8j. 100 yards women 's handicap. — Misses J. Prince 4, A. Grainger 5, N. Wyness 5i, L. Climo 6, G. Thow 6J, J. Foster 8, D. Forman 84, P. Saville 9, G. Smith 10, D. Cottrill 10, A. Frude 11.
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CHOPPING HANDICAPS
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 54, 19 March 1937, Page 6
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