ATHLETICS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2767, 23 March 1910, Page 6

ATHLETICS.

FREEZING AVORKS SPORTS

The following are the' handicaps for the sports to be held in connection with the freezing works’ employees’ picnic, to be held at Kaitaratahi on Easter Monday:— Freezing "Works Handicap, 220yds.— E. O’Neil and R. Peterson scratch, H. Jennett 6yds, F. Pilcher and A. Orr 6yds J. Roderick and A. Parkinson 7yds, R. Paterson Byds, E. Galbraith Byds, H. Kinnimont 12yds. F. Tedswell 13yds, O. Lasker, J. Skillen, J. Hannigan. E. Roddick. J. Richards, E. V. Ansell .and O. Kinnitery 14yds, B. McPherson 15yds, W. Pilcher and A. Pilcher 16yds, Walter Pilcher 18yds, T. Harper and J. Kinnimont 20yds, W. Edwards and J. Edwards 25yds. Slaughtermen’s Race, 100yds.—R. Peterson, J. Bowler, R. Kellet and M • Sharp scratch, A. Pilcher. 2yds, F. Clark and W. Pilcher 3yds, Toby Harper 4yds, Weka Roderick. J. Roderick, A. McGreavy, and G. Richardson syds, W. August, W. Lindergreen, • J. Prickett, A. Harris, and F. Newton 6yds, J. Glennie. 7yds. W. Attwood, W. Mulcahy, H. Rosa, A. Carter, J. Tyson J. Millea, J. Sharp, J. Kellet, W. Sunley, Walter Pilcher, M. Osborne, H. Kinmmont, W. Roderick, J. Charles, J. McEwen Byds. T. Snowsell 9yds, E. Gregg, Darkie "Kinnimont, D. Gregg, T. Edwards, and J. Kinnimont 10yds, A. Clark- H. Algie, J. Foss, J. O’Neill, R. Erskine, W. Mawhinney, and W. Wil-

liamson 12yds, W. Bishop, W. Pearce, A. Kinnimont, W. Davidson, J. Jamieson, and T. Spiers 15yds. Fat House Hands’ Race, 100yds.— C. Thomas, R. Paterson, D. Alalea, J. Wilson and E. V. Ansell scratch, W. Edwards 4yds, T. Phillips, W. Davis, J. Richards, and J. Crosky 6yds, B. Hoe 15yds, A. Kellet 10yds, J. Corbett 6yds, R. Andrews 10yds, G. Handford J. Lang, C. Pearson and M. Pearson 9yds, A. Phillips 10yds, Ingram 6yds, M. Larkin 12yds, G. Ansell 9yds, R. Mitchell 10yds, G Catton 6yds, P. Williams 6yds, J. Campbell 6yds, R. Whitlock 15yds, W. Harris lOvds, F. Chapman 15yds, P. McGree Byds, F. Button 4yds, M. Lees 12yds, M. Cary 4yds, W' Briinning and H. Brunning 12yds, A. Rigney 10yds. Freezers’ Race, 100yds.—T. Blake 4yds, W. Luscombe syds, S. Neil 11yds, B. Stratham 2yds, J. Farley 3yds, C. Lasker 2yds, W. O’Connor 4yds, J. Farsin syds, F. Burnett 3yds, J. Mason syds, G. Thomas 3yds, J. Dixey syds, Willis 10yds, A. Blair 9yds, H. Rae 7yds, J. Bryson 7yds, W. Murlan syds, A. Robinson 9yds, F. Rasassim syds, 11. Harvey 10yds, G. Ball scratch, T. Arnold 9yds, A. Pool 2yds, H. Pollock 3yds, J. Innis scratch. Lightermen’s Race, 100yds.—J. Knowles, A. Robinson, J. Stone, Thyes, and J. McDonald scratch, -F. Emmes and D. Johnstone 6yds, A. Anderson syds. W. Martin Byds, B. Hitt and Howe 2yds, E. Wilson and E. Morrow' syds, J. Cripps 2yds, N. Ferris and J. Nelgreney 6yds, F. Jones scratch, J. Colman 2yds B. Carpenter 3vds, J. Mitchell 10yds. D. Campbell 6yds, H. Olsen and C. Poulsen Byds, J. Olsen 6yds, Franks 7yds. D Fitzmaurice syds, T. Maunsell 10yds, J. A'htrin 4yds, J. Purspoint and E. Monzari 2yds. General Hands and Bag Room Race, 100yds. —Captain Palmer scratch, L. Monzari 15yds, C. Young 20yds, F. Pilcher scratch, R. McGree 2yds, W. Marine 12yds, H. Cary 13yds, G. Downey 12yds. Town Butchers’ Race, 150yds.—J. Newton senr syds, J. Newton junr. scratch, A. Newton syds, F. Airey Byds, G Bowers, J. Dennaliy and W. Davidson 10yds, A. Robinson Byds, G. Russell 12yds, J. Goldie 20yds. Slaughterhouse Hands’ Race, 150 yds.—H. Jen-matte, E. O’Neil, and T. Spiers scratch, E. Roderick, J. Skillen and A. Parkinson 4yds, L. Cook and J. Parkinson syds, J. Bendigo, F. Nelson, McMurray, S. Cairns, A. Munroe, S. Devan. C. Binnie, H. Jackson, J. Han. nigan J. Bryan and C. Emsbury 6yds, N. Pilcher. A. Hill, D. O’Dea, G. Minnis, G. Mathieson, J. Davies, W. Davis, R. Freeman and C. Fisher Byds, W. Duff. A. Campbell, G. Tumant, C. Cook, H. H. Ivinnimont, J. Hislop, O. Pillock 9yds, G. Burns, R. Miller, A. Jennings, A. Kinnimont. H. Pool, and D. McKenzie 10yds, G. Stagliall, S. Bardw r ell. J. Skully. W. York, AA. Richards, R. Haycock, H. Minims, and J. Everett 12yds, E. Morrow H3yds, G Rusher, A. Everett, and J. Whitehead 14yds, G. Murray. O. Reidy, H. Kerton and A. Muir 15yds, W. Courtayne, G. Priestlev, S. Parsons, A. Chamberlain, A. Jud’d, H. Veale, P. Breen, AV. Sticlibury, J. Kruger, G. Cudd, H. Miller 20yds, and W. Harrison 25yds. Open Maiden Handicap, 150yds.— W. Burnaifd syds, J. Walters 6yds, Ipu Kara scratch, H. Jennette scratch, J. Skillen 10yds, W. H. Davey 2yds, J. Richards 7vds, D. Roddrick 4yds, C. Hennebery 2vds, L. Clark 10yds, C. Lasker svds j*G. Fromm Byds, F. Robinson and H. Arthur syds, B. Wall 2yds, H. Slight 3yds, AY. Reddell 6yds, J. Carmody 2yds, E. Quinn 10yds, E. Roderick 6yds, AV. Pilcher Byds, P. Green syds, AY. Edwards 10yds, F. Knight scratch. Fellmongery Handicap). 120yds.—R. AA’illiamson 10yds. T. Symond 14yds, J. Parsons Byds, J. Davis lOvds, M. Hooker 4yds, G. Reid 2yds. C. Squires 10yds, C. Campbell Byds, H. Holmes 14yds, A. J. Poole and AV. Algie 10yds, R. Henderson 25yds, F. Anderson 9yds, G. Stone 9yds. S. Old 25yds, A. Harvey 9yds, W. McCarthy and Day 25yds, E. Pavorono and Spencer 9yds, P. Green 4yds. E. Gilbert 3yds, H. Stichbury Byds," McLaughlin 12j'ds, Mclntyre 9vds. C. Gerrard 3yds, "0. Franks 4yds, A Budgen 12yds, T. AVilliams and E. Stevens Byds, E. Curtiss, G. Lambert and Baterbury 10yds, B. Danby 9yds, A. Japen 9yds. B. McPherson 4yds, T. Hughes 9yds, G. Rolands l 7yds, B. Bell syds, T. Gough 6vds. J. Mudge 4yds, J. Novice 20yds, A. Broo'ksby 12yds, A. Ingram 6yds, A. Lees and AV. A\ 7 eir 20vds A. Michie 9yds, AA 7 . AVTight 15 yds. J. AVatson 15yds, G. Reeves 12yds, W. Craw'ford scratch, J.AVright scratch. N. Margnet 4yds, P. Frankton 3yds, R. Hamon 14yds, J. Raven scratch, B. Coombs 16yds, F. Anderton 2yds, R. Anderton 25yds, AA 7 . Smith 12yds, A. Orr 2yds. Mechanics’ Race, 100yds.—J. AValters 4yds, Catton 16yds. H. AVilliams 4yds, F. Rendell 15yds, H. Ingram 13yds, C. A. AVatson, Mclntyre, and 1 C. AVhilley 7yds, S. Oxenham 14yds, M. Young 10yds, J. R. McGregor 4yds, AA 7 . Nossiter I.oyds, J. Springay 6yds, F. Coker 12yds H. Dobson 14yds, G. Carr.Byds, F. Tidswell 4yds. AA 7 . Monzari 6yds, G. Colter 2ycls, E. Sharpies 2yds, C. Lyndon Byds, J. Glassford 14yds, R. Legg 12yds. R. Symonds Byds, A. H. Hodge and G. Brown 14vds, J. Ballantyne 16 yds, E. Cnristopdlu syds, T. Parsons 6yds, J. E. Venicke 3yds, C. Reid syds. One Mile Handicap.—P. Smith scr., T. Cahill 15yds, A. Parkinson, 20yds, H. C. Davey 35yds. J- Parkinson 45yds, E. A r owles 60yds, B. McPherson 70yds, AA*. H. Davey 70yds, G. Dennett 85yds, J. Cairmody '7oyds, L. Clark 145yds, J. Lyons 150yds. Chilton Handicap, 220yds.—J. Pollock scratch, AA 7 . Burnand 22yds, Ipu Kara 18yds, J. Fielder 14yds, R. H. Patterson 20yds, P. Smith 13yds, A. Slight 17yds, H. Jennette 15yds, H. M. Pufiett —, F. Pilcher 20yds, A. Galbraith 10yds, D. Roderick 20yds, P. My Hie 12vds, G. Witty 16yds, B. McPherson 20vds, G. Fromm 19yds, G. Pollock 15yds, F. Arthur 22yds,' B. Wall 23vds, J. Carmody 15yds. AV. Pilcher 22yds, H. C. Davy 16yds, J. McDonald 25yds. Works’ Cycle Race, half-mile.—El-liott, R Peterson, J. Bowley and W. Sharp scratch C. Stevenson and E. Stephens 10yds, A. Pilcher, E. Gregg and' E. Church 20yds, A. Kinnimont and F. A. Hedges 25yds, F. Tidswell and .G. Sutton- 35vds. A. Thomson and Whitehead 40yds. J. Parsons, D. Kinnimont, H. Kinnimont. and AV. Mawliinney 50 vds, Lewis and A. Munroe 55yds. P. Roderick, D Johnstone, C. Binny, and F. Clark 6Qyds, H. Cave 65yds, E. Tar r and J. Kinnimont 70yds, T. Edwards 80yds. MOTU SPORTS. ,

fFitOM Our Own Correspondent.] The promoters of the Motu sports, which took place on St. Patrick’s Day, were favored with glorious weather for their annual fixture. Although the gathering was not so large as on some previous occasions, there was a goodly crowd and some excellent sport. The officials are to he congratulated on the way in which the sports were conducted; every event was above suspicion oi bias or favoritism. Gisborne tradesmen were very generous in donating trophies for competition. Although there was no policeman in the district, the conduct of the ci’owd was excellent.

The following are the results of the events:— ' / lOO.yds Maiden Race. —H. Higgins l n H. Richardson 2. Cricket Ball Throwing.—W. Douglas (104yds) 1, R. Fisher 2. 120yds. Hurdles.—F. Smith 1, P. Glover 2. i AA 7 restling.—P. Smith 1, F. Smith 2. Flag Race. —F. Smith 1, H. Hansen 2. 220yds Handicap.—P. Glover 1, F. Smith 2. Ladies’ Nail Driving.—Mrs Richmond I, Miss Hansen 2. Single Ladies’ Race. —Miss Smith 1, Miss McPhee 2. T-hree-Legged Race.—W. Douglas and F. Fisher. 18in. Chopping Competition.—F., Smith 1, C. Beard 2. This event w r as very exciting. The trophy competed for was a handsome silver cup donated by Mr AV. A. O’Meara. The scratch man, J. Richardson, put up a good performance, but his handicap was too heavy to make up and he could only get third place. Pole Jump. —J. Richardson 1, J. Stewart 2. Horse Leaping.—T. Malone 1, J. Smith 2. 440yds. Handicap.—AA 7 . Douglas 1, •J. Richardson 2. Married Ladies’ Race. —Airs Bright 1, Airs G. Smith 2. Potato Race. —F., Smith 1, H. Hansen 2. Tilting the Ring (ladies). —Aliss Smith I, Aliss Hansen 2. Half-mile Handicap.—AA 7 . Douglas 1, J. Smith 2. Threading the Needle.—J. Richardson 1, P. Smith 2. The gold medal for the winner of the niost 'points was won by AA 7 . Douglas. The following Gisborne gentlemen kindly donated trophies, which were very much appreciated: Alessrs E. AA 7 . Burton, R. D. Nathan and Co., T. Dalrymple, J. Sheridan, J. F. Jemie, G. Wildish, AV. A. O’Meara and H. J. Grieve.