FIRE BRIGADES’ COMPETITION

Hokitika Guardian, 7 March 1921, Page 4

FIRE BRIGADES’ COMPETITION

SA TURD AY \S COM PETIT lON RESULTS. [BY TELEGRAPH —PER PRESS ASSOCIATION] NAPIER, March 5. The Fire Brigades’ Tournament concluded on Saturday. Hillside Railway winning the three principal trophies, with a substantial lead in each case. The highest, points scored for each shield were as follows: —Hillside Rail* way 114, Hastings 57, Lyttelton 48, Gore 37, Taumaruniii 32, Greymouth 30. Manual iShield. Hillside .Railway 12, Hastings 20, Onehunga 21, Greymoutli ]O, Gore 0, Mastcrton 8. ITigh-presstire.- Hillside Railway 03. Hastings 17, Gore 3,, Lyttelton 32, Taumaruniii 30, Greymouth 20. Prize money was distributed in the following order. -Hillside Railway £BS, Hastings £3B, ‘(Lyttetlton £2O, Core £2(5, Greymouth £23, Onehunga £l7. Taumaruniii £l7. New Brighton £lO, Christchurch Railway £B, To Kiiiti £B, Alasterton £B. Fitzroy £B, Hamilton £O, Napier £5, Newmarket Railway £4 Addington Railway £3, New Plymouth £.3. Waihi £.3. Raotihi £2. Details of Saturday’s events are as follows: Hose Hydrant and Union (3 men): Hillside 37, Gore 38, 1-5, Hastings 30 2-5, New Plymouth 40. Hastings and New Plymouth tied for third place. The times given are those for the run-o||. Fitzroy 40 1-5, Onehunga, 10 1-5. Hose, Hydrant and Union (5 men) : Hillside 4.3 3-5, Taumnninui 45. Gore 38 2-5. Hastings 44 1-5. Hastings had to run off with Fitzroy and Addington, and the time given for Hastings i« the run-off. Record Afodorn Event, (5 men): — Hillside Railway 30, Gore 40 4-5. Lyttelton 40 4-5, Devonport 41 4-5. Hastings 42 15. Consolation Event, Hose Hydrant and Union (5 men):—New Brighton 35 15, Fitzroy 36, Hamilton 36 1-5, Waihi (penalty 1 see) 37. St Kilda 37 8-5, Devonport 37 3-5.