AUTUMN SHOW

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 378, 9 March 1937, Page 4

AUTUMN SHOW

Handicaps Announced For Axemen’s Events.

Handicaps for the chopping events a’t the Autumn Show to be held on People’s Day, Saturday, March 13, have been, announced as- follows!, handicaps being’ declared in secbi“s:

FLINT ROAD HANDICAP. 12-inch Standing Chop.

First heat: George Haupapa I'" r Erni 19, B. Old 20, M. Jensen 21', G. Harris 23, B. Brennan 23, J. T. Stachurskl 24, J. J. Reid 25, H. Fazackerley 25; V. L. Warner 25, L. Shine 26, D. J. Herlihy 26, P. Savage 26, J. H. Clement 26, George Kienncr 26.

Second heat: L. Schriber 18, L. Woolridge 19, B. Dravitski 20, A. Towneenid jnr. 22, W. Lines 23. E. Me Coard 23, S. R. Taylor 24, D. Kerr 25, T. Quin 25, S. West 26, R. McCarthy 26, W. Jaccbsen 26. B, Lambert 26', Jim Kaipinga 26, D. J. Hurley 26.

AUTUMN SHOW HANDICAP. 12-inch Standing Chop. First heat.—George Haupapa 13, L. Erni 19, B. Old 20, M. Jensen 21, G. Harris 23, B. Brennan 23, J. T. Sitachurski 24, J. J. R id 25, A. Fazack- | erley 25, V. L. Warner 25, L. Shine | 26. D. J. Herlihy 26, C. Penwarden • 26, W. Jacobs n. P. Savage 26. 1 Second heat: L. Schriber 18, 1,. : Woolridge 19. B. Dnjvitski 20, A. j Townsend jnr. 22, W. Lincs 23, F. Me1 Coard 23, S. R. Taylor 24. D. Kf-rr [ 25, T. Q.i.n .25, A. Young 25, S West • 26, P. McCarthy 26. B. LHubert, ?r, ; J. K.idj.' JJ J. H. Clxu.’U . Th«> f«’oiiJ.a_ry of th? A. -uid P. Association, N’r ’'U P Ro<4, expressed this morning the. satit fact ion of the executive, on the 1 rge number of <-s--tries received an.l '.be high standard of the compotjfor-L Gf-orge Haupapa, of Urenni, is at ou:starring axeman who has many outs’fandii'g performances to his Ted it