ATHLETICS.
KAPUNI SPORTS HANDICAPS.
The following are the handicaps for the Kapuni sports meeting to-day:— 120 • Yards.—Beckbessinger 7yds, Pullen 8, Rye 8, T. Hickey 8, Wilson 9, O’Dwyer 10, D. Hickey 10, Jones 11, Tempero 11, M. Wright 11, A. Hearne 12, Fowler 12, A. Jones 13, Pennington 12, Joyce 13, Trotter 14, Minhinnlck 11, Greenhill 14.
220.—Beckbessinger 15yds, Pullen 17, Rye 17, Wilson 17, T. Hickey 17, O’Dwyer 18, D. Hickey 18, Jones 15, Tempero 21, M. Wright 21, A. Hearne 23, A. Jones 23, Pennington 21, Joyce 24, Trotter 25, Minhinnick 20, S. Julien 23. 440.’—Taylor 25yds, Jones 26, Pennington 30, Pullen 32, Wilson 35, Rye, T. Hickey 36, E. Hickey 38. Tempero, S. Julien 40, A. Jones 42, Plant 45, Trotter 47, Phillips 45, Minhinnlck 38.
880.—Taylor 20yds, Pennington 35, Aroa 45, Ferguson 50, O’Driscoll, Plant 65, Julien 55, Jones 40, Coulton 65. One mile.—Taylor 20yds, Pennington 85, Aroa 50, Ferguson 110, O’Driscoll 130, Plant 140, Julien 85, E. Aroa 140. 12in. Chop.—Eichstead ssec, White 10, Poynton 12, Warner 15, S. M.‘ Coombe 20, J. D. Coombe 12, Hackett, W. Bolzke 20, Marriner, Watson, Crawford, Gibbons, Gatenby, Twidle, Parker 25. Morrison not declared. 15in. Chop.—Eichstead 7sec, White 15, Poynton, Warner 18, S. M. Coombe 30, J. D. Coombe 18, Hackett, W. Bolzke 35, Marriner, Watson, Crawford, Gibbons 40, Gatenby 35, Kruse, Twidle, Parker 45. Sawing will be handicapped on the ground.
CARDIFF SPORTS.
The Cardiff sports, which are to take place on Thursday promise to be a great success, judging by the very large number of nominations received in each event. In the chopping class no less than 57 nominations have been received, and judging by the previous performances of several of the athletes who have nominated for the local sports, patrons should witness some splendid sport. A challenge chop between Messrs. Reminant and Burr will take place during the day, •and as these two bushmen are a very even match, this event should not be missed. The catering for the sports is in the very capable hands of Mrs. J. Foster (of Hawera). The committee have arrangements well in hand, and every effort will be made to get each event off smartly. Owing to the lengthy programme, the sports will commence at 10.30 a.m. sharp.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 May 1921, Page 3
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