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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 215, 11 March 1914, Page 7

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INCLEWOOD ATHLETIC CLUB'S 22 XD A NNUAIj gports to be lield in THE RECREATION GROUND, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1914. To start at 11 a.m. Ilandicappers: Messrs J. Gibbs, W. Henryand R. Davis. ■PROGRAMME: 1. MAIDEN RACE, 150yds—First prize 20s, second ss. Post entry Is. 2. ONE MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP— First prize 40s, second 10s. Now. 1 /6, acc. 1 3. BO\S' HANDICAP, 100 yds (under 10 years) First 10s, second 5s (trophies). Nom. Is, acc. free. 4. 120 yds. SHEFFIELD. HANDICAP— First prize 80s, second 30s, third 10s. Nora. 4s, acc. 2h. 5. OPEN SAWING, DOUBLE-HANDED HANDICAP (2ft) —First prize 40-i, second 20s. Nom. 3s, acc. Is. 6. GYMNASIUM BOYS' HANDICAP, 75yds—Prizes: Trophies. Post entry, free. 7. FINAL HEATS SHEFFIELD HANDICAP. 8. OPEN SINGLE-HANDED SAWING (2ft)—First prize 30s, second 1%. Nom. 2s, accept. Is. 9. LOCAL BICYCLE HANDICAP, 1»/. miles First prize, Mr. George Gudgeon's trophy; second, trophy. Nom. 2s, acc. Is. 10. SCHOOLBOYS' RACE, 100 yds, handicap—First prize Mr. W. E. Percival's trophy; second, trophy. Post entry, free. 11. OPEN CHOP HANDICAP, 15in standing block—First prize 60s, second 20s. Nom. 3s, acc. Is. 12. 220 yds prize 50s, second 15s. Nom. 2/0, acc. U. 13. HIGH JUMP HANDICAP—First 15s. Post entry Is. 14. MEMBERS' RACE, 100 yds, handicap —First 10s, second ss. Post entry, Is. 15. 800 yds HANDICAP—First prize 00s, second '2os. Nom. 3b, acc. Is. 16. LOCAL HANDICAP CHOP, 12in standing block —First prize 40s, second 10s. Nom. 2s, acc. Is. 1. 120 yds HURDLE RACE (open)— First 30s, second 10s. Nom. Is, acc. Is. 18. OPEN UNDERHAND CHOP HANDICAP, 15in block—First prize 60s. second 20s. Nom. 3s, ace. Is. 19. 440 yds OPEN HANDICAP - First prize 60s, second 20s. Nom, 3s, acc. Is. 20. HOP, STEP and JUMP HANDICAP —First prize 15s. Post entrv, Is. 21. OBSTACLE RACE-First prize 30s, second ss. Post entry, Is (id . 22. FORCED HANDlCAP,'lsoyds—First prize 30s, second 10s. Entry Is 6d (winner? compulsory, losers optional). 23. CUTTING TURK'S HEAD; sweepstake; pos 1 entry, Is. WEIGHT-GUESSING, sheep—First prize 20s, second 10s. Entry Is. STEPPING THE CHAlN—First prize 21s. Post entry Is. CHILDREN'S RACES THROUGHOUT THE DAY. Nominations for eevnts Nos. 1, 2. 4, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 15, 10, 17, 18 and 19 close with the Secretary (Mr. Gibbs) at 8 p.m. 011 MONDAY, March 10, 1914, to be accompanied by the necessary fees, unl also performances for the past two years; if no performances for that period, the last five to be given. All local events are confined to residents for a period of three months within a radius of ten miles of the Inglewood Post Office. Handicaps will be declared on March 13, 1914. Acceptances close 011 the ground at 11 a.m. CONDITIONS. The committee reserves to itself tTie right to make any alteration in the programme it deems necessary, or to alter the date of the'sports. The prizes offered at this meeting will he awarded subject to the statements of previous performances being strictly accurate. For further rules and conditions see Book Programmes and Rule Books. This meeting is held under a permit from the Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association, enabling all members, registered in that Association, to compete. , „ „ . , Also—A permit from the New Zealand Axemen's Association. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission to Grounds—Adults, Is; Children under twelve, Od; children under six, free. JOSEPH GIBBS, Hon. Sec.