ATHLETICS AND CYCLING.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 48, 25 January 1938, Page 4

ATHLETICS AND CYCLING.

\ HANDICAPS DECLARED. Mr F. Dalzcll (handicapper) has declared tlie handicaps for this week’s athletic and cycling sports at Ivowhai Park as follow: • CYCLING. Half-mile, two miles and five miles. —Allen, 25yds, 130, 150; Essex, Cocker, 25, 120, 125; Stewart, 50, 200, 280; Kitchen, Lawson, Moss, 60, 290, 360; Little, Pedley, McCardle, Fisher, 70, 310, 380; J. Allen, Evans, Dewe, Laing, Batten, Green, Wilson, 80, 340, 400. RUNNING. Men’s 100 and 220yds.—Simpson, Keneven, 3yds, lOvds; Robinson, 5, 9; Fisher, 6J, 15; Dynes, Millar, B,< 18; Packer, Kay, 9, 18; Carpenter, 10, 17; Temperton, 11. 23; Fairbairn, 12, 23; Kilmister, D. Arnott, G. Arnott, 12, 24; McCardle, 13, 26. Men’s 880yds.—McVicar 35, Cutler, Millar 60, Parrott 70, Scott 85, Alurphy, McCardle 100, Lamberton 70. Half-mile walk.—Fade scr, Lamberton, Havcock 70yds. Ladies’ 75 and 100yds-—Mrs Rollerson, Misses A. Wilson, P. Wilson, P. Chalk. J. Grindrod. M. Grindrod. J. Saunders, to bo handicapped. At the Greatford sports held on

Saturday afternoon (Anniversary Day) P. Packer, the Feilding sprinter, won the 100yds open and was third in the 220yds race. Harold Cocker, riding off scratch, was third in the twomile cycle race, and at Cook’s Gardens, Wanganui, at night, he won the one mile open cycle event.