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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16750, 4 January 1915, Page 2

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One Mile Flat ; Handicap—E. G. Smith. 20yds. 1; C. Sheat, 50yds, 2; W. il-JAeOf laii. 33yds. 3. Time—Snvin 10 --•'=*-_ Five Mile Bicvoie Handicap—S. T. Beaa* land, 400yds. 1; K. Dav.-son. 120yds, 2; K, W. Dawson, .-or. 3. Time—l3min S7sec. Obstacle Race—Bruce 1. Purris 2. HANMER SPRIXOS SPORTS CLUB. Starter. Mr 0. Anderson; judges. Messrs D« Lcishman and K. It. Whitmr.ro; hancucappcrs —horse events. Messrs D. Leunman and' J. Mead; athletic events, Messrs D. Poach and C. M'Kay: secretary an<* treasurer, Mr A. V. P. Spence. The Harmer Springe Sports.' Club held! itf annual sports meeting on New Years Pay, about three hundred persons being present. The leather was fine, and fifteen event* were got ci! during the afternoon. A ball wa» held in the hall at night, and brougnt to • close a. very enjoyablo day. Following aro the result?: 403yds Schoolboys' Pace—J. Lunn 1, H» Lunn 2. „ _ . . ,_ Vsyds Schoolgirls' Race—V. Turtou 1, H. Parser 2. Throwing Cricket Bal!—B. Gregory 1. '* Mend 2. Walk, Tret and Gallop—H. Lunn 1, M. Turtou 2. lOOvds Handicap—W. K. Douglas 1. G. Fizelie 2. v „ T . . Rescue Race (horse event)— D. Leishrr.au 1, W. Akerston 2. Hop, Step and Jump—T. Parkinson 1, G. Hall 2. Pouv Trot—F. Argelin 1, M. Turtou 2. 220yds Handicap—T. Brown 1, A. Lu»» combe 2. Thread the Needle (horse event)—F. John* ston 1, J. Ackeiston,2. Tilting at th« Ring—A. Luscombe 1, W. W. Akerstnn 2. High Jump—T. Brown 1, L. Parkinson 2. Ono 1 - Mile Trot— F. Johnston 1, J. Berry « " Half-mile Gallop—J. Berry 1, B. L«#U» man' 2. Stepping Competition, distance S3yo» lft gin—J. Berry. 23yds lft OJin, 1; K. Bruce, 23yds lft 10in, 2. SPRINGSTOX SOUTH SPORTS GALA'. The Springston South sports gala was held in Lake Ellesruere Domain on New Year's TW. The proceedings were very enjoyable, and a largo number of visitors came from OhristchurcJi and surrounding district*. The> events were got off in good time, and much praise for the success of the day is due to the "secretary, Mr G. A. M'Bean, and the treasurer, Mr A. Cooper, who. were ably assisted'by an energetic committee. The proceeds from various competitions were donated towards the Belgian Fund. During the day an excellent programme, wasvgiven by the Ist Infantry. Band. Following era the results of the sports:--lOOvds (open)—Wilkinson 1, Lester 2, Dela- ° 320yds (open)—Delacour 1, Thornton % Ladies' Race—MXss Coleman 1. Misg M. Wood 2, Mies Bryant 3. Egg and Spoon Race—Miss Mornss \ t - Cheesuian 2, Miss Watts 3. Spar Boxing—Davis 1, Rickerby 2, Hut* cbi«n ft. v Married Ladies Rac«—Mrs Brown 1, Mr* Chapman 2, Mrs Rickerby 8. Bandsmen's Race—Thornton. 1, Turner X Barsby 3. ■ An aquatic carnival was also held, in connection with the gala. Following are w* results: — Outboard Motor-boat Race—L. B. Hart J3§ E. Armstrong' 2. || Ladies' Boat Raco—Miss Haynes and Mr#' Watts (dead heat* 1. Single Scullb—Pankhurst 1. Denton 1. Messrs A. Svvanston and T. Overton qua!;-', fled, for tie final of the motor-boat r»e«»l which will be decided later.