SUCCESSFUL SPORTS

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 50, 31 March 1930, Page 8

SUCCESSFUL SPORTS

ENJOYABLE MEETING AT TE ■ AUTE. \ \ — RECORD TRIPLE LEAP BY PHILL1PS. A highly successful sports meeting was held by the Te • Aute Club ' on Saturday, whefl. the entries were a record and the crowd was also a record* A most diversified programme was presented, liorse events, the dog trials, and athletic events being included. As a result the crowd got most interestiug sport. B.y far the outstanding performance of the meeting was that m the liop, , step and .jump when Phillips, froni scratch jumped 45 feet '8$ inches, a jump which is rarely beaten even at championship meetings. It is claimed that this is the best jump eveik done . in Hawke's Bay. . The meeting was splendidly run, all the officials filliug thoir parts well. Mr B. Draper (horse events), Mr C. W. Davis (dog trials), and Messrg F. C. White,, T. Colquhoun and F. Schultze gave every satisfaction as judges and the twork of Mr W. Brady as starter and handicapper was invaluabla. The honorary secretary. Mr V. A. Thomson, and a large group of officials carried out all the details of the meeting in good s'tyle. Refreshments were obtainahle on tlie gronnd, and _ liofi water was provided, so that the inner man was well catered for. Mr H. R. Campbell. president of the* club, in presenting the cups to ihe fortunate winners, expressed his ple'astire at seeing so large a. gathering and. said that if the visitors had enjoyed themselves. it was all owing to the splendid work of tbe officials, who had spared no effort- in making the arrattgements • as . complete . as possible, and in piwiding a first class day's sport, and one which they would look back npon with _ pleasure. Ha congratnlated the winners on their fine performances an-i honed they would come agaiu. The following are the results : — * HQRSE. EVENTS. . . Open jump. — Mrs A. W. Parsons* Comef 1. D. Nelson's Whangarei 2, Mrs D. Holden's Lady Laseelles 3. Ladies' leaping competition. — G. Summerhy's Tommy 1, R. Bousfield's Blue Peter 2, D. N. Lane's Ginger Mick 3. • • ... ■ ; Maiden leaping competition. — Miss y Joan Monckton's Montrose 1, H. Hassall's Star 2, R. Bousfield's Rocket 3. 'Coiisolation jump. — D. NAlson's Whangarei 1, H. Hassall's Terrjck 2, Mrs W. Ho'bson's Max 3. Pony leaping competition, 14.2 and under.— G. Beatson's Starlight .1, R. Blair's Banjo 2, A. W. Parsons' Bint .3 . . . . ' ■ Maiden pony)r scoring most pomts.rR.. Blair's Banjo. , . . „ Flag race.— R. Hall 1, T. Hopkins 2. Turning competition .— T, Hopkins' Squib 1, F. Heaps' Kiwi 3. ■ ' DOG TRIALS. Open hunting and yarding.— J. Thoni's ICeen. 42nts.. 1; W. Whyte's Boy, 40pts,, 2; E. R. Lowe's Black Soott, 37nts., 3. Most points in evettfc, W. Staniland, 76pts. ; Maiden headiug and yarding. — E. R. Lowe's Black Scott, 37pts., 1; C. White' s Laddie, SOpts., 2; J. Hall's, 28pts, -3. Special for fastest time at vard. C. White. Special for local dog,. C, White* -* ATHLETIC EVENTS. . Meu's 75 yards 'handicap.— Eddy (3 yds.) 1, Goldsmith (9yds.) 2, Clough (6vds.) 3. - v Men's 1*20 yards handicap.— First heat: Kerr (6^yds.) 1, Bird -(61yds .) , 2, Leach (6yds.) 3. Second heat : Eddy (5yds.) 1,' Jonson (8.)yds.) 2, Simonsen , (12yds.) 3. Finalr Eddy 1, Bird 2. Kerr 3. ; ' ;*. ■ . • Men's 220 yards handicap.— First heat: Eddy (6yds.) 1, Jonson (15yds.) 2, Leach (12yds.) 3. Second lieat; Kerr (12yds.) 1, Bird (10yds.) 2, Simonseii (22yds.). Final : Eddy 1, Jonson 2, Kerr 3. Men's 440 yards handicap. — Jonson (30yds.) 1, Angus (25yds.) 2, The only two to finish. u > — Men's 880 yards handicap. — Hill (55 yds. ) 1, Niwa (70yd*s.) 2, Tonga (70 yds.) ,3. - . • Ladies' 75 yards handicap. — First heat Miss M. Henry (4yds.)' 1, Miss N. Henderson (8yds.) 2, Miss A. Abhott (ijyds.') 3. Second heat: Miss G. Irwin (8yds.) 1, Mrs Breuer (8J yds.) 2, Mrs SjtudUsen (10yds.) 3. Final: Miss N. Henderson 1. Miss M. Henry 2, Mrs Simonsen 3. Ladies' 100 yards handicap.— First heat: Miss M. Henry (6)yds) 1. Miss A. Abbott (7iyds) 2, Miss E. Kitt (13 yds) 3. Second heat: Mrs Simonsen (14yds) l! Miss R. Tojig (8-^yds) 2, Miss J. Rees (12yds) 3. Final: Misa M. Henry 1, Miss R.-Tong 2, Miss A. Aobott 3. Married ladies' race. — Mrs Simonsen , l.jJVIts Breuer 2, Mrs Fraser 3. Married men's race.— Clough 1, Dailey 2, Birch 3. ' Q Single ladies' race. — Miss Edna Baker 1. Miss N. Henderson 2, Miss . Mavis Phillips 3. Relay race.— Hastings No. 1 team (Misses N. Henderson. J. Rees, and Mr O. Jonson) T. Waipukurau team (Misses R.. and A. Abbott and Mr T. Kerrl 2, Hastings No. 2 team (Misses''*' M. Henry and D. Tong. and Mr L. EddyV 3. Five teams competed. , High jump handioao, — Collingp (3| in) and Kerr (27dn) 5ft 2.\iu. tie. 1; Arnof.t (scr) and Srniih (4in). 5ft. 2in., tie, 3. ' Unr). step and imrin handiean. — Phillips (scrV 45ft SUn I ; H. Lej>«h (4ft) 4,3ft 5jin, 2; Babbington (6ft) 42ft 6in. 3. i EVENTS FOR MAORIS. „ ■ 100 yards ' handicap.— Goldsmith (7 yds) 1, Babbington (lOvds) 2., Thompson (2yds) 3. Hop. step and jumn bandican. — Tonga (4ft) and Niwa (4ft). 43lt 3in.t tie, 1 ; Haenca (5ft.), 43ft, 2in,,- 3. CUP WINNERS.' Open jump. Mr H. R. Campbell'a silver cup. — Mrs A. W. Parsons' , Coniet. " ' - Ladies' leaping competition, silver cup. — G. Summersby's Tommy. Open beading and yarding, Te-Aute Challenge Cup, donated by Mr C. Hart — J. Thom's Keen. Silver Cup for most points in competition : W. Stanilpnd. Won outriglit." Second successive win. Maiden beading and varding. Mr P. Dolbel's silver 'cup — E. R. Lowe's Black Scott.