ATHLETICS.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 March 1921, Page 3

ATHLETICS.

RIVERLEA SPORTS HANDICAPS. Following are the Vandieaps for the , Riverlea sports to-morrow:— 120 Yards.—Beckbessinger 7yds, H. Hickey, | J. Jones 8, E. J Hickey 9, R. Maindonald 10, 1 L. F. Harrison, L. Mcßeynolds, H. Shean 11, ! A. Laurent, D. Foster, F. E. Foster, F. T. Mam- I donald, W. Pycroft, J. Spence 12, M. Wright, A. R. Frethey, C. King 13. 220 Yards.—P. H. Hickey, J. Jones 15, E. v Beckbessinger 16, E. J. Hickey 18, R. Maindonald 19, L. F. Harrison, L. Mcßeynolds, H. Shaarn 20, F. T. Maindonald, T. E. Taylor, V. R. Pennington 22, D. Foster, F. E. Foster, W. Pycroft, .1. Spence, M. Wright, A. R. Frethey, C. King 24. 440 Yards.—J. Jones 30, T. E. Taylor 32, P. H. Hickey 34, V. R. Pennington 35, E. Beckbessinger 36, E. J. Hickey, L. Aroa, L. Mcßeynolds 38, A. Laurent 40. 880 Yards.—V. R. Pennington, T. E. Taylor, L. Aroa 35, J. Jones 45, A. Laurent 60, F. T. Maindonald, R. Taylor 65. THE MAHOE CLUB. The programme of the Mahoe Sports Club's meeting on April 14 is advhrtlsed in this issue. It comprises some 21 evenft, and good prizes are offered. Nominations close on April 8. Ttls is the second meeting of the Mahoe Club, which is to be complimented upon the attractive programme offered. THE KAPONGA MEETING. Athletes are invited to carefully peruse the Kaponga Club's programme. In the old days the Kaponga meeting was one of the most successful and best conducted athletic meetings in Taranaki, and those behlndt the club now are bent on the meeting next month maintaining, if not the traditions of the old club. Excellent prize money is being offered, and should attract the province's best athletes. Nominations close on April 14, but It is as to* get entries in early instead of waiting for the last day.