MASTERTON GYMNASIUM.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8276, 1 November 1906, Page 6

MASTERTON GYMNASIUM.

The following is a complete list of tbe marks scored by the various pupils in the competitions held last week in connection with the Masterton Gymnasium.:— Men's Glass. —A. C. Williams (champion medal and challenge trophy), B. Donald 90, W. Williams 86, J. Diguan 80, J. Bradbury 79, W. Muir 75, S. Hogg 65%, J. Entwhistle 62%, A. Johansen 61%, J. R. Cole 57K, B. Turvey 54%, A. B. Williams 53, E. B. Waddington 52, H. L. Langdon 45, B. Kemptou 44, B. Potter 35, A. Miller 24, W. Bannister 20%. i Ladies' Classes. Miss O. Wintringbam 69% (champion medal and challenge trophy), Miss M. Wintringham 69, Miss E. Church 65 1 4, Miss E. Chapman Mies IL Fraser 60%, Miss O. Richards 59%, Miss M. Smith 57 ; MissL. Fraser 52%, MissF. Reardon 48. Gills' Class. 'l'helma Jackson Fuller 44%, Myrtle Read Gladys Murray 41 %, Luoy Read 40%, Gladys Churoh 38, Winnie Hyde 37%, Alma Carpenter 37%, Olive Henderson 37%, Gladys Lett 37, Alma Perry 36%, Winnie Hill 32%, Crissie Hosking 32%, Lucy Kavanagh 31%, Violet Ewington 30%, Victoria Robertson 24, (speoial prize for general improvement). Older Boys' Claes.— P. Fly 56%, O. Jackson 55)4, J. Ewington 55, Reginald Yarr 54%, E. Wickens 54%, S. Temple 53%, G. Eliott 48%, H. Williams 47%, B. Brunton 47%, E. Perry 37%. Small Boys' Class.—H. Terry 33%, K. Uurtis 3334> p - Wimpsett 29%, R. Brunton 29%, D. Webber 28*4, S. Reeves 28, H. Lett 27%, H. Wimpsett 27%, A. McKenzie 27%, J. Riddle 27, W. Terry 26%, H. Whitton 25, H. Stains 24%, H. Fly, 24! Tbe prizes will be presented in the gymnasium on Friday evening at 8 o'clooSr. Tbe older boys will go through tbe dumb bell exercises, the girls through the wand exercise?, and the ladies' team which competed in Wellington, recently, against the Wellington ladies, through the club exercises. Tbe parents of the pupils and others connected with the Gymnasium are invited to present at the distribution of prizes.

The details of the marks scored by the team of ladies from the Masterton Gymnasium which competed against the Wellington ladies, at Wellington, on Friday last, have be&n received by the secretary of the Masterton i3ymnaaiura (Mr 0. J. Mackellar). The members of the team competed individually in the parallel bars and the horse, but in the other exercises the team competed collectively. The marks f-cored in the parallel bars and the horse exercises are as follow:—-Miss 0. Wintringham 38, Miss M. Wintringham 34, Miss E. Chapman 32, Miss E. Ohuroh 29, Miss M. Smith 29, Miss 0. Richards 24, Miss K. Fraser 21, Mies L. Frasar 20. The team scored marks as follow, the marks soored ty the Wellington ladies in the same competitions being in parentheses:—Clubs 55 (59), Free or Swedish 59 (61), Dumb-bells 7G (76), Wands 74(71), Apparatus 227 (267). Ihe Masterton ladies score aggregated 491 marks, and the Wellington ladies 534.