TE-HORO SPORTS.

Otaki Mail, 2 March 1923, Page 2

TE-HORO SPORTS.

A SUCCESSFUL MEETING. Officers, Mr W. H. Field, M.l’.t I’resident, Alt' J. G. Harkncss; Vice-presi-dents, Messrs Ben Ling. J. I’. Brandon, B. L. Ellis, C. P. Jensen, J. Guy, H. H. Aldworlh, T. H. Windley, H. B. Lethbridge, F. Evans; Committee, Messrs J. Fairley, E. E. Gawler, J. Puti, K. Spiers, S. J. Ellis, P. Taylor; judges, Messrs V. Morgau, W. Lander, and E. Pullman; timekeepers, Messrs W. Hart and N. Williams; starter, Mr H. Taylor; marksman, Air IC. Spiers; call steward, Mr S. J. Ellis; secretaries, Messrs N. C. Davidson and W. G. Hayward; treasurer, Mr J. R. Cottle; childrens’ races steward, Mr 11. L.

Beauchamp. The Te Horo Sports’ Club is to be warmly congratulated on the success of its meeting which was held on Mr -J. Puti’s grounds on Wednesday in line weather. The management, thanks to efficient officers, was splendid and all worked energetically, while special credit is due to Messrs Davidson and Hayward (secretaries). The starting was in the capable hands of Mr Harold Taylor, while the handicapping of Messrs Spiers and Ellis was, on the whole, sutisfa etory. The attendance of the general public, despite it not being a holiday, was splendid, while the Otaki Brass Band helped to enliven selections. A refreshment booth, under the control of Mr I’ullan. was appreciated and good business was done. Following are the results:

120 Yards Local Handicap (First heat) —Marino, 4yds, 1, W. Puti, scr., 2, F. Besff, 4 yds, 3. Time 121scc. Second heat —L. Macdonald, 0 yds, 1, M. G. Podjursky, 8 yds, 2. W. Fairley, scr., 3. Time 12 3-ssec. Final —Marino 1, Macdonald 2, Puti 3. Time 12sc>c. Boys, under 1-1 years (100 yards) First heat: C. Clarke 1. Mason 2, R. Macdonald 3. Time 12see. Second heat: A. Carter 1, R. Trotter 2. Time llsec. Final: Trotter 1, Carter 2.

100 Yards Junior Handicap—First heat: M. G. Podjursky, (i yds, !. W. Clarke, 7 yds, 2, C. Gawler, <> yds, 3. Time 10 2-osee. Second heat: L. Macdonald. 0 yds, I. W. L. Potts. 7 yds, 2. L. Cornor, scr., 3. Time 10 l-ssec. Final: Macdonald 1, Trotter 2, Podjursky 3. Time 10 l-3sec. 220 Yards (boys under 14) —A. Carter 1. R. Trotter 2. Time 27 3-ssoc. 100 Yards (Open)—First heat: E. Gray, 10 yds, 1. H. Howell, scr., 2. L. Enoka, scr., 3. Time 10 1 Isec. Second heat: C. King, 12 yds 1, L. Macdonald, 0 yds. 2. W. Puti. -1 yds, 3. Time 9 J-sscc. Third heat: E. Weggery, 0 yds, t, G. Clay, 12 yds, 2, C. W. Knoka, 1 yd, 3. Time 9 4-ssec. Final: King I. Weggcry 2, Clay 3. Time 14 sec. One Mile (Open)—E. Weggcry, iuyds, 1, C. Mowbray, 35 yds, 2. 'lime, 4miu. st)see. 440 Yards (Junior) —-I. Fitzgerald, 45 yds, 1, L. Macdonald, 20 yds, 2, M. G. Podjursky, 15 yds, 3. Time 37 2-5 sec. 220 Yards (Open)—C. King, 14 yds. 1, C. Knoka, 2 yds, 2, E. Brazier, scr., 3, Time 2-l.see. Single Ladies’ Race —Miss Lulu Taylor 1, Miss Ivy Morgau 2, Miss Stella Gawler 3. Married Ladies’ Race—Mr, Cornwall L Mrs Kupa Hatvea 2. One Mile Cycle Race —F. Best 1, W. Trotter 2. Time 3min. 55sce. Girl: ’ Race (under 16) —Miss May Lukashefsky 1, Miss Stella Gawler 2, Miss Luiu Taylor 3. 880 Yards (Open)—L. Weggcry, 10 yds, 1, W. G. Hayward, scr., 2. J. Du?gun, 40 yds., 3. Time 2min. DJjsec. High Jump—L. Brazier, sft. (Sin.) 1, C. L. Gawler, 4ft. Sin. (Sin.) 2. L. Lnoka. 4ft. J lin. 7scr.) 3. Putting the Shot—W. Fairley, 32ft. 11 lin. 74ft. 7in.} 1, J. Marino, 37ft. Jin. (scr.; 2. Long Jump—Pat Duggan 20ft. BSin. (2ft.) J, E. Brazier, 18ft. s!n. (3ft.) 2. Two Mile Cycle Race —F. Best 7scr.) 1. W. Trotter, 75 yds, 2. A. Bennett, 150 yds, 3. Time Srnin. Married Men’s Race —Enoka 1, W. Fairley 2, J. Warnock 3. Time 11 see 4.40 Yard*—C. King, 35 yds. i. L. Brazier, 3 yds, and R. Gray, 35 yds, dead heat 2. Time 54Jsec. Chain Stepping—S. J. Weggcry 1, E. Macdonald 2. 76 entries. Young Ladies’ Race—Miss Ivy Morgan 1. Miss Stella Gawler 2. Consolation Race 7120 yds.) C. Enoka i. W. Put- 2, At the conclusion the trophies—very fine ones purchaser] from Mr E. Looser. Otaki —were presented. The dance, held in the evening, was a great success. There was a sple attendance and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. First-class music and supper were provided while the floor was in good order.