HARRIERS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22985, 14 September 1936, Page 14

HARRIERS

MORNINGTON CLUB The Mornington Club held its first sports meeting for the M’Lean Challenge Cup at the University Oval. Results are as follows: 100 Yards—First heat; J. Thomson (7yds) 1, R. Thompson (11yds) 2, Roxburgh (scr) 3, Time, 11 sec. Second heat: D, Burton (Byds) 1, Hanley (7yds) 2, Paulin (Iyd) 3. Time, llsec. Final: J. Thomson 1, R. Thompson 2, D. Burton 3. Time, llsec. 120 Yards Hurdles.—First heat: Miller (10yds) 1, Tennent (I4yds) 2. Time, 20 3-ssec. Second heat; Lamb (14yds) 1, Munro (scr) 2. Time, 19sec. Final: Lamb 1, Tennent 2, Miller 3. Time, 20sec. 880 Yards Handicap.—Munro (25yds) 1, Miller (70yds) 2, Paulin (50yds) 3, Roxburgh (scr) 4, Time, 2min 10 l-ssec. Broad Jump.—Thompson (3ft 6in handicap), 20ft 2in, 1: Kroon (3ft 6in), 19ft lin, 2; Lamb (3ft 6in), 18ft lOin, 3. High Jump.—O. Burton (Sin), sft Sin, 1; Tennent Gin), sft, 2; Kroon Gin), 3. Points for M’Lean Challenge Cup.— J. Thomson 6, D. Burton 4, Lamb 4, Tennent 4, Kroon 3, Miller 3, Munro 3, Paulin 1. LEITH CLUB The Leith Club held its second sports meeting at Logan Park in perfect weather conditions. Results of the events are as follows: 100 Yards.—First heat: A. Hanna (syds> 1, A. Murray (scr) 2, C. I) Scott (6yds) 3. Time, 10 l-ssec. Second heat: S. Avent (4yds) 1, M’Kinlay (syds) 2. B. Timms (scr) 3. Time, 10 4-lisec. Final: S. Avent 1, A Hanna 2, C. D. Scott 3. Time, llsec. 220 Yards Handicap.—S. Avent (12yds) 1, R. M’Kinlay (14yds) 2, A. Murray (scr), 3. Time, 24 2-ssec. 880 Yards Handicap,—R. Dalton (35yds) 1, R. Watson (55yds/ 2, R. M’Kinlay (syds) 3. Time, 2mih 5 4-ssec. High Jump.—A. Howell (4in) 1, A. Hanna (4in) 2, I. Harding (4in) and G. Markham (scr) 3. Shot Putt.—D. Scott (31ft OJin) 1, R. Dalton (30ft 4Jin) 2, S. Petersen (,29ft 4Jin) 3. DUNEDIN CLUB The Dunedin Harrier Club held its first sports meeting for the Barling Cup at Hancock Park. Results are as follows: 100 Yards.—J. Mann (Iyd) 1, P. Mouat (scr) 2, I. Walker (6yds) 3. The field was well bunched until the last 10 yards, where Mann went into the I’ead to win by two feet from Mouat, with Walker one foot further back. 220 Yards. —J. Mann 1, Mouat 2, Hill 3, Mann went into the lead at halfway, and went on to win by two yards from Mouat, with Hill a foot back. One Mile.-—L, Hill 1, J, Mann 2, F. Mouat 3. Hill went into the lead at halfway, and went on to win by 20 yards, with Mann easing up a yard in front of Mouat. Shot Putt. —Mouat 1, Hill 2, Mann 3. Long Jump.—Mann 1, Walker 2, Bell 3. Points for Barling Cup.—Mann 12, Mouat 8, Hill 6, Walker 3, Bell 1. Messrs R. Thompson and J. Lorimer ably controlled the meeting. HANOVER BAPTIST CLUB The Hanover Baptist. Harrier Club held its first sports meeting in perfect weather at Logan Park, Good races and jumps were witnessed. Results are as follows: SENIOR Mile.—A. Scoones 1, H. Benfell 2, S. Clements 3. 440 Yards.—A. Clark 1, A. Scoones 2, H, Benfell 3. High Jump.—S. Clements 1, H. Benfeß 2. A. Scoones 3. Broad Jump.—A. Scoones 1, S. Clements 2, H. Benfell 3. JUNIOR Mile.—D. Bilson 1, J. Blackman 2, J. Olds 3. 440 Yards.—J. Olds 1, J. Blackman 2, A. M’Lay 3. „ „ High Jump.—J. Olds 1, C. Hercus 2, A. M’Lay and D. Bilson (equal) 3. Broad Jump.—J. Olds 1, A, M’Lay 2, I. MTntyre 3. The senior points for the Thomson Shield are as follows: —Scoones 9, Benfell and Clements 6, Clark 3. The junior points for the Tuckwell Cup are:—Olds 10, Blackman 4, Bilson and M’Lay 3J, Hercus 2, MTntyre 1. CAVERSHAM CLUB The Caversham Club held its first sports meeting under ideal weather conditions. The following are the results; — Shot Putt.—J. Ramsay (scr), 26ft 7in, 1; J. Dever (4ft 6in), 26ft 2in, 2; S. M’Kay (6ft Sin) and A. Barr (sft), 24ft 9in (equal), 3. Hop, Step and Jump.—J. Dever (9ft), 42ft 6in, 1; J. Simpson (Bft), 42ft 3Jm, 2; C. Garland (Bft), 42ft OJin, 3. Broad Jump.—J. Dever (4ft 6in), 21ft Gin, 1; A. Milburn (4ft), 21ft 2in, 2; J. H. Ramsay (scr), 21ft lin, 3. 100 Yards.—First heat: J. Dever (11yds) 1, W. Honeybone (9yds) 2, J. Petherick (12yds) 3. Time, 11 l-ssec. Second heat: M. Butterfield (6yds) 1. H. Whitaker (2yds) 2, C. Garland (Byds) 3. Time, llsec. Third heat: S. Williams (Byds) 1, S. Maddocks (4yds) 2, S. Rutherford (12yds) 3. Time, 11 3-ssec. Final: Dever 1, Maddocks 2, Honeybone 3. Time, 11 l-ssec 440 Yards.—S. J. Maddocks (10yds) 1; S. Williams (Byds) 2, C. Garland (Byds) 3. Time, 56 2-ssec. ST. HILDA CLUB The St. Kilda Club held its first sports meeting at Hancock Park. Messrs C. Bissland. J. Henderson, C. Brady and J. Middlemiss acted as judges. The placings in the various events were as follows; 100 Yards.—R. Beatson (10yds) 1, L. Johnstone (syds) 2, A. Smith (Byds) 3 ‘220 Yards.—R. Beatson (14yds) 1. E. Cope (12yds) 2, A. Smith (16yds) 3 880 Yards.—R. Beatson (40yds) 1, J. Middlemiss (90yds) 2, A. Smith (50yds) 3 " Broad Jump—V, Crimp (2ft 9in), 19ft, 1; L. Dickson (2ft 6m), 18ft 6in, 2; A. Carter (Ift 6in), 17ft Bin, 3. High Jump.—V. Crimp (sm), 4ft 9m, and A. Smith (4in), 4ft 9in, 1 (equali, L. Dickson (3in), 4ft Bin, 3. CIVIL SERVICE CLUB With a good attendance the Civil Service Club ran from the St. Kilda Bathing Pavilion. The fast pack, under Captain Gerken, went for a fast nonstop run to Tomahawk, via Lovers lane, returning round Lawyers Head and along the Ocean Beach home. In the run home Whittleston showed good form in running in first from W. Mackinnon and Gerken. The road runners were feeling the effects of last week s race, but W. Mackinnon and N. Coutts appeared to be very fit, and should be close up in next week’s race. Deputy Captain Williams took the slow pack over practically the same course as the fast pack. A steady pace was maintained throughout, but a fast run home was held, with Fox finishing just ahead of Wheeler and Griffin. Mr M’Kernan took the colts for a more leisurely run to Tomahawk, via the Ocean Beach. Next week the club will be represented in the Modified Marathon Road Race by Coutts, Mackinnon, and Barnes. These runners were the first three_ for the club to finish last week, and it is expected that they will make a bold bid for the teams’ race next Saturday, and so retain the Nickels Cup. ANGLICAN CLUB The Anglican Club held its final run for the season from the North-East Valley School. From the school the pack, under Harrier Captain Logan, climbed the hill, the Signal Hill road, thence along the new road. The ridge was followed to a point above the Fever Hospital, the pack then descending to Logan Park and climbing the hill again past the rifle range to Grand View. Signal Hill road was again followed for a short distance, the trail branching down hill directly to the school. No run home was held.