OPUNAKE SPORTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 103, 22 April 1908, Page 3

OPUNAKE SPORTS.

(From Our Own Correspondent).

The above bye-mccting was held on Monday. The morning was threatening and kept a number of people away, the gates only realising a little over £2O, exclusive of members' tickets. The Mie'cp-guessing realised .C 3 10s, The Secretary iMr. Uo-O and Messrs. W. Dudley, juii.. and 'lh«'iti;\- llumphric> did the lion's .-hare of the work. -ullI (MI YanK-Culli'n L Thompson 2. l it" •>. 11iiiii -lump.—l). Deogau. sft siu (inc. lin handicaj'. L; Tito. 2. I. Decgan. 3, Maiden Chop.—l. Smith 1, ( orkill 2. i H. Young 3. Eight chopped. nne Mile Bike.—Berry 1, M. Julian 2. Six started: good linish. 22<) Yards—-Thomp-on 1, Cullcn 2. Tito 3. Townite (.hop, (ireenhill 1. Duncan 2. Trotter 3. A good event. Two Mile liike—M. Julian 1. CMiicken<U'ii 2. L. llarri'o)i 3). Seven starter, A good rac< i . Handicap Chop—Magou 1. Smith ami Jolly dead heat for second place. Sixteen competed. Hurdle*.—^Cunningham and Tito, dead heat for lir-t. Forsyth 3. j Sawing Handicap.—Hill Bros., 1: (!il« 1 mor ami Peutelow 2. 440 yard-.—Cullcn 1. Thompson 2. IVpperell '.I Hop, Step, and Jump.—Tito (*cr). 42ft lin. 1: Cunningham and Thompson. 3S.:>. 2. In, ilie football tournament five teams competed, tin- Opimake A team winning each member also getting a cap (presented by Mr. O'Meara. During the football Harlow, of Pi 5 hama Club, got his collarbone broken and was attended by Dr. Barron, tin new medical Min. A very Mterffcsful concert wa> held ii tin 1 evening.