SPORTS REGULATIONS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 868, 11 January 1930, Page 7

SPORTS REGULATIONS

5 DECISIONS OF CONFERENCE 5 l MANY REMITS DISCUSSED Press Association t t CHRISTCHURCH. Today, j At a meeting of the Athletic, Cycling , and Axemen’s Union, remits were car- . ried as under: , That any competitor, when entering ' for the season, will forward his regis- - k tration fee and, on each succeeding [ form, will notify the club of the name of the society with whom he is registered. —Hawke's Bay. That any competitor who has won a maiden or an open standing: chopping competition bo still eligible to compet© in a maiden underhand chopping competition, or’ vice versa. That any competitor who has won a maiden single-handed or open singlehanded sawing competition be eligible to compete in a double-handed maiden tawing competition, or vice versa. - Taranaki. That the conference grant the New Zealand road race championships annually, and that they grant medals and ribbons for same.—North Canterbury. That, in the start of a running race, there shall be no penalty for a false start when the second barrel is fired, and that a penalty can be imposed only prior to the second barrel being fired. That an affiliated club shall have two delegates for a membership of £SO or over, or £IOO or over in prize money. That heats in match races be of a number which would not permit of a tie occurring.—South Canterbury. That all quoits turned upside down be declared illegal and removed from the pitch, ancl that competitors, when delivering theii' quoits, must have one foot behind the mark-