HARRIER RACING
The annual cross-country contest between tlie Wanganui and Napier Harrier Clubs took place under ideal conditions. A distance of 10,000 metres was covered, starting from the Marewa camping ground. The contest resulted in a draw, each club gaining 68 points. Tbe winner wa-, K. Johnston, of the Wanganui Club, who ran a very fine race, finisliiug oiglit seconds ahead of L. Hatcb /Napier), second nian liome. Hatcli was iollowcd. six seconds later by A. G. UuglK-s (Napier). Results are as folJow NAPIER L. Hatcb (37min 65s>ec) 2 A. G. Hughes' (88min Isec) 3 B. P. Reid (39min 2sec) 6 R. Strachan (40min 2see) 8 R. McGregor (40min X2sec) J. Strachan (40min 29sec) 11 I. Reading (40min 29sec) ]3 G. Dinford (41min 17sec) 16 Total points 68 WANGANUI K. Johnston (37min 47sce; I •C. Cox (39min 9sec) 4 J, Carr (39min 27sec) 5 G. Johnston (39min 37sec) 7 L. Dromgill (40min 22see; 10 T. Brooks (40min 35sec) 12 S. Willetts (40min 47seej 14 A. Clark (40min 59sec) 15 Total points 68 The trophy was presented hy Mr M, IUirt to the Napier Club captain. The Wanganui Club liolds th# tropny for the latter half of the year.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 209, 20 September 1937, Page 6
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