Records Broken at High School Sports

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 502, 3 November 1928, Page 11

Records Broken at High School Sports

GOOD TIMES AT HAMILTON MILLS WINS SENIOR CUP (From Our Own Correspondent) HAMILTON, To-day. Two records were broken at the annual athletic sports of the Hamilton High School yesterday. IS'. limes won the 100 yards maiden race in 10 beating the record of 10 4-5 s made by C. G. Thompson in 1921. C. Heady, in running second in the quarter-mile handicap, registered 5G l-ss, which is nearly a second faster than the record 57s made by C. O. Thompson in 1923. The senior cup was won by T. Mills with 31 points, and the junior cup by D. Pountncy with a similar number of points. Results: h9 OY 9S M ,aiden Race.—X. limes and T. Mills Cdead-heat). 1; w. Westwater, 3. lime, 10 3-ss. 440Yds Open Championship.—Cl. R. Ready, 1; T. Mills, 2; W. Skelton, 3. Ttme. 56is. IOOYds Open Handicap.—N. Imies. 1; W. Westwater, 2; M. Brown, 3. Time, iOOYds Open Championship.—\V. Skelton, 1: N. Innes and T. Mill (dead-heat). 2. Time, 11 2-ss. IOOYds Handicap, under 14.*—M. Adams, 1; T. Dixon, 2; J. Ranstead, 3. Time, 13s. High Jump, open.—w. Tombs, 1; D. Poutney, 2; W. Skelton, 3. Height, sft lin. IOOYds Handicap, under 16.—C. Millingion, 1; A. Burns, 2; T. Michell, 3. Time, tl 2-ss. 220Yds Hurdles, under 15.—D. Poutney, tl; J. Butler, 2; D. Eyre, 3. Time, 20is. IOOYds, small boys.—E. Delacy, 1; G. Snodgrass, 2; G. Rimmer, 3. Time. 12s. Pole Vault, open.—W. Skelton (scr). G. Snodgrass (3in), equal, 1; T. Mills (scr), 3. Height, 7ft Gin. 44QYds Handicap, under 15.—11. Sandford, 1; J>. Chesterman, 2; D. Eyre, 3. Time, 64 3-ss. 220Yds Handicap, open.—G. Trdiitbeck, 1; T. Mills, 2; N. Gascoyne, 3. Time, 2o 2-os. 20Yds Handicap, under 15.—M. Adams, 1; T. Hubbard, 2; S. Vautie, 3. Time. 2915. 220Yds Handicap, under 16.—G. Millington, 1; T. Michell, 2; J. Moreland, 3. Time, 275. 440 Yds Handicap, open.—l. Anderson, 1: G. Ready, 2; N. Gascoyne, 3. Time, Long Jump, senior.—E. Duxtield. 19ft lin, 1; W. Westwater, 2; F. Bowling, 3. Long Jump, junior.—A. Hubbard. 14ft, llin, 1; D. Findlay. .2; D. Eyre. 3. Throwing the Cricket Ball.—T. Mills, 1; M. Davies, 2. A w 120Yds Hurdles Handicap, open.—w. Westwater, 1; N. lnnes, 2; M. Howe, o.

T Mr lie l old l 'boys defeated the school by 20yds in a relay race, while the school won a tug-of-war competition. MARIST SCHOOL SPORTS SALISBURY SECURES SENIOR CUP 4 From Our Own Correspondent J HAMILTON, To-day. Unlike the High School sports yesterday, the Marist Brothers’ School experienced adverse weather conditions for their annual sports gathering on Thursday, and the tracks were against fast times. J. Salisbury won the senior cup and A. Edmonds the junior trophy. Results: Class Relay Race.—Standard VI., 1; Form 4,2. 220Yds Senior.—P. Gwynne, 3; IT. be-, laney, 2; L. Brill, 3- Time, &8&s, IOOYds Junior.—C. Peacock, 1; R. Jordan, 2; L. Dowling, 3. Time, 14s. IOOYds Senior.—W. Gwynne, 1; Cassidy, 2; Brill, 3. 230Y'ds Junior.—C. Peacock and K. Jordan (equai), 1; W. Webb, S. Half-mile Cycle, senior.^ —T. Carlyle, 1; W. Kane, 2; R. Aubin, 3. District Relay Race.—Frankton, 1; Hamilton East. 2. „ Half-mile Senior.—J. Salisbury, 1; F. Glynn. 2; J. Kane, 3. Half-mile Junior.— A. Edmonds, 1; B. Jordan, 3; Bradley, 3. One Mile Senior Cycle.—A. Aubin, 1; T. Carlyle, 2; F. Glynn, 3. One Mile Cycle, junior.—P. Battersby, 1; H. Randrup, 2; B. Quill, 3. Time, 1.50. One Mile Open.—J. Salisbury, 1; Glynn, 2; Barnett, 3.