ATHLETICS.
CHRISTCHURCH fgT. PATRICK
SPORTS
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The St. Patrick’s Sports Association j commenced its meeting to-day with a good attendance of the public. A |airl v strong south-westerly wind bh’w during the afternoon. Tho following wore the results of the cash events: - I 10yds. New Zealand Championship, j F. Tremhalh (the ex-amateur champion), Invercargill, 1; Symister (Christ- I church) 2; Nalir (Westport) 3 The AH Black three-quarter, Jack Steel, was running second, but fell three yaids from the tape. Time 53 1-5 secs. j One Mile New Zealand Champion-, ship.—L. Coulter (Geraldine) 1; Sutli- ' orhuul (Palmerston South) 2. Won by fen yards. Time 4.40 1-5 i Trembath won the 440 yards Handicap in 51 1-5 secs The Cash cycling results were as follows;.—- 1 Two Miles New Zealand Championship. —P. O’Shea (Christchurch) 1; Birch (Christchurch) 2; Jumbo Wells (Blenheim) 3. Won very easily. Time 5.41. Rive Mile.-; Australasian Championship.—George Hill (Canterbury) 1. All the Christchurch men, including Phil O’Shea fell. Won comfortably. Time 13.45. In the amateur events, Taylor won 1 the 100 yards Handicap. BaaaaMPtacgga* nturammU ■
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 March 1922, Page 3
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185ATHLETICS. Hokitika Guardian, 18 March 1922, Page 3
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