INGLEWOOD NOTES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 264, 17 March 1911, Page 5

INGLEWOOD NOTES

'ANNUAL SPORTS. (From our Ow» Correspondent). Tlie annual gathering of the Athletic Club was held in the Recreation Grounds yesterday. The committee had worked hard to ensure the success of the gathr ering, and the weather ably seconded their efforts. There was a large attendance and everything went with the even swing of a well-organised gathering. The secretary (Mr. J. Gibbs) deserves great credit for the way in which he had everything under control. Appended are the results of the various events: Maiden (150yds).-H. L. Slight 1, W. Orr 2. Boys' 100 yds. handicap.— XV: Thomson 1, Herman 2. ' 100 yds handicap—T. Parli 1, X. Sutherland 2, Gopperth 3. Hoys' mile liike (18yre and under)-. A. Cnad I, Warren 2, Peterson 3. 88()yds handicap.—T. E. Taylor 1, J. Slight 2. Mariied men's race.—T. KnofTlock 1, JI. Collins t T. Taylor 3. Gymnasium boys' race. —H. Taylor 1, 11. .lulian 2, Herman 3. '22oyds liniidieap.—Sutherland 1, H. L. Slight 2, J. Gopperth 3. Two-mile bike.—A. Coad 1, Warren 2. Boys' 120 yds hurdles— C. Bennett 1, E. Massieks 2. 120vds hurdles handicap.—C. Kennedy 1, F. 'Parli 2. Schoolboys handicap, 100yds.—8. Bennett 1, C. Bennett 2, W. Thomson' 3. Horse jumping I local). —G. Bennett 1, E. Julian 2. ' Hop, step and jump.—J. Patterson 1, F. J. Bnu'egirdle 2. * Potato race—ll. L. Slight 1, P. Chapman 2. ,-WOvds handicap.—Sutherland 1, H. L. ■Slight 2. ' Horse jumping (open).—Russell 1, E, Julian 2. \ Ladies' nail-driving.—Mrs. Heatley 1, Mrs. Tiplady 2. Cricket and football club members' race (150 yds).— Sutherland 1, F. Parli 2. „ Stepping the chain.—J. B. Hine. Tug-of-war.—Country beat town. Members' race.—Cliff 1, McFarland 2, DoLnunny 3. Forced handienp.—Sutherland 1, T. E. Taylor 2. Stockmen's competition (cutting bottles oil posts with stockwhips).—W. G. Robinson 1.

Boys' horse-jumping. —■ Julian I, Payne 2.