SPORTS AT HENDERSON

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 603, 4 March 1929, Page 14

SPORTS AT HENDERSON

TRACKS IN POOR 0% j SMALL FIELDS PARTICIPATE The Henderson 1.0.0. F Athletic Club staged its carnival at the Henderson Saturday afternoon. A large mustf cyclists and athletes assembled ‘V owing to the unsatisfactory 6 of the tracks, many of them rebY to start, and thus the majority L, i events featured very small fields ' The control of the programme L ally was weak, and in some ca.iL times were taken. There was ti attendance, and weather condi*L | could well be considered as ideal ° | Results: HALF-MILE CYCLE First Heat.—lf. C. Brown, ikwa, B - H « HOyds, 2: G. WhitehoS, . yds, 3. Time, 67 l-ssec. * Second Heat.—H. Russell, TOvd* v P. Clark, 85yds, 2. Time, 69sec ’ Final.—H. C. Brown, 110yds, l- - Heron, 110yds. 2; H. Russell, TOvdc Time, 68 2-ssec. 75YDS HANDICAP First Heat.—A. Clark, 15yds l- -tr Armishaw, 7Jyds, 2; A. Warren! 6vd« Time, 7 2-ssec. Second Heat.—R. C. Willey, 6yds i , McLeod, 41yds, 2; D. Sinkovich 9vd? Time, 7 2-ssec. Final.—W r . Armishaw, TJvds iClark, 15yds, 2; R. C. Willey, ’ 6vd< Time, 7 3-ssec MARRIED MENS RACE, 50 Yards. B. T. Murray, 4yds. 1: J. Colvin, sr 2. Time, 6sec. SINGLE WOMENS RACE. Miss M. Johnston, 1; Miss E. Smith ONE-MILE CYCLE C. A. Clark, 160yds, 1: C. Gainsborour 90yds, 2; IT. Russell, 140yds, 3. Time., min, 35 2-ssec. LOCAL RACE, 75Yd*. L. Smith, 7yds, 1; J. Colvin, scr., 2; E T. Murray, 7yds, 3. Time, 8 4-ssec. 100 YARDS HANDICAP P. C. Minns, 61yds, 1; E. M. Hora12yds, 2; A. J. Elliott, scr., 3. Time, y sec. 880 YARDS HANDICAP H. McNeil, 80yds, 1; J. W. Savidar, 6yds, 2; O. Wilkin, 45yds, 3. Time, 2m::! MARRIED WOMEN’S RACE Mrs. K. Corban, 1; Mrs. Birch, 2; Mrs Harwood, 3. 220 YARDS HANDICAP W. Armstead, 17yds, 1; D. KerrTaylor, 14yds, 2. 440YDS HANDICAP L. H. Meredith, scr, 1; G. A. McLeod 6yds, 2; D. Kerr-Taylor, 14yds, 3. Time. 51 2-ssoc. ONE MILE RUN HANDICAP T. Bradv, 80yds, 1; A. Clarke, 2Myti' 2: O. Wilkin, 130yds, 3. Ten started Time, 4min 23 3-ssec. 120YDS. LODGE HURDLES B. T. Murray, owes 4yds, 1; F. J. Birch owes 4yds, 2; L. Witford, owe' 4yds, 3. Won by a yard. Time, 20 3-Skc. 120YDS HURDLES D. Kerr-Taylor, owes 4yds, 1; G. G. Smith, scr, 2. Won by 2yds. Time, 1: 2-ssee. THROWING THE DISCUS B. T. Murray (4Sft), 114 ft, 1; G. R Metcalfe <3Sft), 105 ft llin, 2; A. Cla: (46ft), 100 ft, 3. Ten competed. PUTTING THE SHOT P. Johnstone (4ft Din), 32ft lOJir. ‘ R. B. Grey (scr), 32ft 9£in 2; D. Her Taylor (2ft 6in), 32ft siin, 3.' Eleven competed. TWO MILES CYCLE HANDICAP S. Baird, 140yds, 1: J. Dykes. 145vc--2; C. A. Clarke, 200yds, 3. Fourth started. Won by 10yds. Time, 6min 4-ssec. NATIONAL DANCING Novice Highland Fling.—Ena Gollf! 1; Helen Hammond, 2; Elsie Nelson, i Sword Dance, under 13.—Joy Loddu 1; Helen Sinton, 2; Jean Armour, 3. Sean Triubhas, 13 years and over' Delvis Purdom, 1; Lloma Kay, 2; Ire'Long, 3. bean Triubhais, under 10. —Sybil Va lace, ; Patricia Boyle, 2; Dagmar toNovice Irish Jig.—Kathleen Boyle, Mavis Riley, 2: Doris Emptage, 3. Open Sean Triubhais. —Irene Long Gladys Cain, 2; Lloma Kay. 3. Highland Fling, under 10.—Olive Eva: 1; Lorna Skinner, 2; Avis Pethybridge, Sailors’ Hornpipe under 13. Free Jensen, 1; Willie Saul, 2; Gladys Cain. • Sailors’ Hornpipe, open.—lrene I^ l *- 1; Rex Angus, 2: Kathleen Boyle, 3Irish Jig, over 13 years.—Elodie Croc--1; Irene Long, 2; Lloma Kay, 3. Sword Dance, open.—lrene Lon?* ' Helen Sinton, 2; Lloma Kay, 3. , Mr. Hugh McDonald was judge, the pipers were Messrs. L. Amor and - Anderson.