KOKATAHI-KOITERANGI SPORTS

Hokitika Guardian, 4 May 1931, Page 2

KOKATAHI-KOITE-RANGI SPORTS

The annual sports gathering of the Kokatahi-Koiterangi Sports Committee took place o.i Saturday at the lootball ground. Kokatahi. The- day was perfect and there was a large attendance from all parts of the district. Mucii interest- was taken in the various events, which were well contested. There were numerous races for the children who were well looked after. Tip. Parry-phone Wtffl.-on the ground and provided a capital musical programme. The various officials were attentive to their duties and the proceedings wore very enjoyable. Maiden Handicap Chop.—.). liergmann 1, J. MoLaughhm 2. E. Best 3. Time 31 sec. 100 Yards Handicap.—T. Kelly 1. M. Kelly 2. 0. O’Brien 3. Time 11 sees.. 120 Yards Sheffield Race.— G. Monk 1, P. Kirwan 2, T. Kelly 3. Won bv a foot-. Time 13 2-5 sees. Single Ladies’ Race, 120 Yards Miss Marshall (oyds) and Miss Collett ifjvds) a dead heat 1, Miss Monk 3. thWl six inches away. 18in. Log Underhand Chop, Ist heat.—L. Havill 1, E, Mitchell 2, T>. Bannister 3. Time 47 sees,

2nd Heat.—J. Bannister 1, C. Gilman 2. 0. Hahn 3. Time 33’ «ecs. Final.—o. Halm 1, C. Gilman 2, 15; Mitchell 3. Time 48 s*es. Upriizht Chon 18m. Log, Ist Heat. C. Gilman 1, L. Hahn 2, W, Glass 3. Time 33 sees, 2nd Heat.—l>. Bannister 1, E. Mitchell 2, L. Havill 3. Time 31 sees. Final.—L. Halm 1, T), Bannister 2, 0. Gjlmrm 3. Time 35) secs. High Jump;—tK, Higgins 1, L. Parkes 2, Hop Step and Jump—P. Kirwin 1, T. Kelly 2. One Mile Rum—G. Monk 1, P. Kirwin 2, L. Havill 3. Won by four yards. Cycle Race to Koitenmgi Cross r«nds and hack.—Olsen 1, Hewlett 2, Little 3. S. Havill made the fastest time 27 inin 16sees. Sheep Guessing.—T. IV. Kelly 92jl ! i l. Actual weight Olilhs. Stepping Competition.—Loney 1, H. Groweott 2. A dance was held in the Public Hall in the evening. There was a large attendance and music was supplied by Mrs, and Master Morris, and the Pnrryphone, dancing being continued until midnight