Australasian Axemen's Association

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1163, 6 December 1904, Page 3

Australasian Axemen's Association

Championship Carnival Tub fourteenth world's cliampioniship f , carnival, under tho auspices of tho Australasian Axomon's Association, was hell at West Davenport (Tasmania) on Wcdncs- ' day and Thursday, Noveirbor 31 mid ' December 1 rospcctivoly. There were - very largo outdo 1 !, and splendid competition, Casey and Hulton, rep- - resenting New Zouhnd, won tho ( Double-handed Hawing Championship, and 1 just Buffered defoat for first honours fn tho ' (nter-Srato Teams Match, Joo Poynton : (Now Zealand) in tho Singlehandod Sawing Handicap. Following are the results:— ' Fonr-fom Givlh Handicap of X'B. U and r .C2:A. Itobnrsnii, 28<, 1; F Blanc, 355., 2;Tiinelm.l2< Worl I's Championship Umk-rhand Chop of .C4O (6ft 4iu girth) :(i Ulnuc, I; W It ( Chellis. 2; 1' ,11 larrington, 3. Time, 4iu. r 525, Won easily, Inter-St.ntn Championship Towns i Match, of i'4o (Of: girth,standing block.*): Clark and While (Tasmania), 1; Casey ' and lliuion (New Zealand) 2; CheHis and McCarthy (Tasmania), 3 A close finish . betwocn first and second. Tiniu, Hui 40s, World's Championship Single-handed Sawing (2ft blocks), of ,£2O: G. A. Goold (IVmania). 1; U. MePhorson, 2; ,]. 11. ] ] Alooro, li, Casey uk cumpoiod. Time, 2m, 21s, Australi'in Axomen's Cup Ilandio ip, of * .CKJO (Cft givih standing'hlocb): ,1. A, " liobert-inn (Tasnumia), 70s. 1; V.. M. f Allen, 455, 2; M,J. Mi:CftiT.v,2s ,3, Won by five blows, 0 lint on (kcw Zealand) also competed. Time, nm 23<. Eighteen inch Dndorh aid Chop, of .t'2o: C. Berry, 40U;W. 11. Ch.HK 1;V2; K. v Blanc, -lOs, 3. A close finish, Tune, 2m a J 7*. a World's Champ ; onsli : j) Gimp, 01\£75 (2ft ut blocks): Gus, Jilunc (Vieiorinj, 1; \y [{, o Chellis (Tasmania), 2; M. J. McCarthy n (Tasmania), 3. Also competed, J. Homo (Tasmania), A. Jirymi (Victoria), ,1. S. While (Tasmania), Rlt Tny(NcwSnmli - W..ks|.(). lluMcjn (Xl-.vZuluiG), A.Clult 1 (Tasmania), Won by a dozen blows, Terry J and lluiton retired, ('lark finished sewnd, but was disqualified (or stabbiii". Timo' oi.i. 40-!. Single-Handed Sawing Handicap {Oft, girth),of£2o: P. Doyle, Ilk, 1; J.U. Poynton (New Zoulaand), ))(k, 2; 8. J. I'.iitton, 80s., 3. Won comfortably iii r 2m. 7s. 3 L Worlds Doubbi-'mnded Sawing Chainpionship (logs Cfi 4in. in gin),), Ibt ,„-j zr , •CIS, and two gold mo litis; Casey and d Hiition (Now Zeidan.l), 1; Goold and Doyle (riisujar.iii), 2; Diane Bros (Tasmania), 3, Won by a stroke, in 465,

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