PIPING AND DANCING

Southland Times, Issue 18839, 4 June 1920, Page 6

PIPING AND DANCING

THE DGNEDIN COMPETITIONS. (Per United Press Association.) DUNEDIN. June 3. The Dancing and Piping Competitions were resumed to-day. There were nine competitors in the sword donee (Otago Championship I girls over 18 —Winnie Robinson (Dunedin) 1, Flora Shaw (Timaru) 2. Daisy MeIndian (Wellington) 3, D. Turner (Christchurch) 4. Seann Triubhais (Otago Championship) girls under 18 —Beulah King (Dunedin) 1, Tuppy Sutherland (Timaru) 2, Emily Turner (Christchurch) 3. Twenty-eight competitors. March Playing (Ot.ago-Champion.ship I allcomers—J. A. Cameron (Mataura) 1, O. Robertson (Fairlie) 2. J. Mclntyre (VVinmate) 3. M. Watson (Winton) 4. Eighteen competitors. Sailors’ Hornpipe (boys over 8 and under 12) —Jack MayheW (Invercargilll 1. Highland Reel (juvenile championship of Otago) girls under 18—Beulah King (Dunedin) 1, Tuppy Sutherland (Timaru) 2, Gwen Ritchie (Timaru) 3, Thelma McKen zie( Wellington) 4. Fifteen entries. Irish Jig (Otago Championship) men—A. K. ]j)kc (Wellington) 1, Colin McKenzie (Dunedin) 2, John Brohan (Studhohne Junction) 2; Rob Clark (Dunedin) 3. Eight competitors. Sword Dance (juvenile championship of Olago) boys under 18—David Thomas (Wellington) 1, W. Brown (Wellington) 2, Colin Shaw (Timaru) 3. W. Smith (Dunedin i 4. Eight competitors. Slow Marches (Otago Championship) Arch McMillan (Dunedin) 1. L. McKillnp (Mosgiel) 2. J. A. Cameron (Mataura) 3. Correct Wearing of Highland Dress (men and hoys)—G. Munro (Dunedin) 1, A. Lake (Wellington) 2, D. McKenzie (Dannevirkc) 3. Sword Dance (Otago Championship I men A. Lake 1, D. McKenzie 2, R. Clark (Dunedin) 3, A. Sutherland (Invercargill) 4. Sailors’ Hornpipe (boys over 12 and under 16— E. Robinson (Dunedin) 1. W. Brown (Wellington) 2. Colin Shaw (Timaru) 3, WE Batt (Invercargill) 4. March Playing (Juniors Consolation)—ll. Donaldson (Invercargill) 1. Seann Triubhais (Juvenile Championship of Otago) boys under 18— E. Robinson (Dunedin) 1, D. Thomas (Wellington) 2,

W. Smith (Dunedin) 3, Colin Shaw (Timaru) 4. Marth, Strathspey and Keel Playing (Senior Consolation Event) —Donald ScoU (Wellington) I. Irish Jig (girls over 12 and under 16) Beulah King (Dunedin) 1, Gwen Ritchie (Timaru) 2, Phyllis McMillan (Timaru) 3, Emily Turner (Christchurch) 4. Twenty competitors.

Highland Reel Junior Championship of Otago (boys under 18) Edward Robinson (Dunedin) 1, WE Brown (Wellington) 2, David Thomas (Wellington) 3, Colin Shaw (Timaru) 4. Six competitors. Sailors’ Hornpipe, Otago Championship (men i---Alex. Sutherland (Invercargill I 1, I). McKenzie (Dannevirke) 2. Rob Clark (Dunedin) 3, Geo. Anderson (Dunedin) 4, Eight competitors. Sword Dance, Juvenile Championship of Otago (girls under IS) —Beulah King (Dunedin) 1, Jean McLaehian (Wellington I 2, Thelma Gillespie (Dunedin) 3, Jean McKenzie (Wellington I 4. Thirty competitors. Most Correct W : efiring of Highland Dress (girls any age) —Thelma Gillespie 1, Daisy Mcßae (Dunedin) 2, Rita Hands (Wellington) 3, Muriel P. W’augh (Christchurch) 4. Twenty-six entries. SPECIAL CHAMPION RESULTS. Otago Champion Piper---.!. A. Cameron (Mataura) HI points 1, Arch. McMillan (Dunedin'l 10 points 2. G. M. Robertson (Fairlie) 7 points 3, Cameron, having won the silver cup two years ;n succession, it now becomes his property. Olago Champion Highland Dancer— Duncan McKenzie (Danrevark") 16 points 1. Rob Clark (Dunedin) II point-, 2. A. E. Lake (Wealing, an ' 6 points 3. Olago Champion All-round i lancer ,'nien) -Duncan McKenzie (It! io;iii ,i 1, Rob Clarke (L'> po ; ;it>) 2, Alex. Sutherland (Invercargill) and A. L. Lake, equal. 3. Olago Champion Girl Lamar (over IS) Winnie Rolvn.-on (Dun’din » 17 points I, Flora Shaw (Timaru' 12 points 2. Daisy Mcladlan (Wellington) !) points 3. Otago Champion Boy Dancer (under 18 years) —Edvard Robinson (Dunedin) 10 points 1, David Thomas (Wellington) 0 point? 2, WE Brown (Weliine.tr-n i 7 points 3. Otago .Champion Girl Dancer (under 18 years) Beulah King (Dunedml 13 points 1, Tuppy Sutherland (Timaru > 6 points 2, Jean McLachlan (Welliretr.ii' 3 points 3. The competitions have concluded.