Hastings Highland Games 1954
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The Fourth Hastings Highland Games
OFFICIALS:
Patron:
His Worship the Mayor, W. E. BATE, Esq.
President:
H. B. POPPELWELL.
Committee:
J. W. JONES, E. C. PLEDGER, A. DYSART, H. C. BARLOW, W. G. HILL, J. C. KELLY, J. WHITING, E. C. BRIDGE,
(Greater Hastings Incorporated)
H. BROWN, A. SHAW, T. W. MAYE (H.B. Centre Piping and Dancing Assn.), R. H. CABOT, D. HAGENSON, R. ATTWOOD (Hastings Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club), D. MUNRO, A. M. YOUNG, I. SERGEANT (H.B. Scottish Pipe Band), D. THORESEN, M. COLBOURNE, J. SETON (Hastings Highland Pipe Band), V. C. PETERSON, N. H. WILSON, L. W. BURT (H.B. Centre N.Z. Athletic, Cycling and Axemen’s Union), G. McMILLAN, G. MARTIN, J. A. WALKER (Hastings District Scots Society).
E. CULVER
Publicity Officer.
K. J. SPARKS
Organising Secretary.
Judicial Committee:
H. B. POPPELWELL, J. W. JONES, K. J. SPARKS, and the Chief Steward of the Section concerned.
For Summary of Programme – See Index on Centre Pages.
Page Three
National Dancing Section
No. 1 Board – Saturday
Stewards:
MESSRS, H. BROWN, W. G. WHITE, MISS B. SHEFFORD.
Official Pipers:
MESSRS, R. BURNS. G. ESAU, D. MUNRO, H. BUTLER.
Adjudicator:
MRS. D. HORRELL, Dunedin.
MRS. DAISY HORRELL (nee McRae) is a well known personality connected with National Dancing in the South Island. She received her early tuition from Misses Winnie Robinson, Thelma Gillespie and Mr. Bob Clark, and completed her training with Mrs. May Wilson (nee Thorn). For many years she was a well known teacher of National and Stage Dancing in Gore, but , since moving to Dunedin has confined herself mainly to judging, and to work with the New Zealand Academy of Piping and National Dancing. For the past 4½ years she has been a Member of the Executive and the Technical Committees of this organisation and during this time has twice examined throughout New Zealand. A recent appointment was Tutor of the New Zealand and Otago Reel Teams which danced before Her Majesty the Queen at Dunedin.
(Commencing at 9 a.m.)
Event 1 – Class 3: SEANN TRIUBHAS, 10yrs. and under 12 yrs.
339 – Joy McLeod, Lewis, Lower Hutt.
340 – Shirley Bell, Napier.
341 – Robyn Frew, Levin.
342 – Carol Wright, Hastings.
343 – Brian North, Ashburton.
344 – Joy Mansfield, Napier.
345 – Diane Coppell, Tauranga.
346 – Judith Plank, Te Teko.
347 – Beverley Hearfield, Tauranga.
350 – Marcia Sparks, Hastings.
349 – Beverley Johnston, Tauranga.
348 – Janet Simmonds, Tauranga.
351 – Thelma Homer, Greytown.
389 – Annette Liddington, Hastings.
352 – Wendy Townrow, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 2 – Class 4: HIGHLAND FLING, 12yrs. and under 14yrs.
355 – Merle Thompson, Whakatane.
356 – Allan Thomson, Lower Hutt.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
358 – Ruth Pritchard, Palmerston North.
361 – Judith Leppien, Hastings.
362 – Bruce Simmonds, Tauranga
363 – Gail Masters, Hastings.
359 – Patricia Compton, Hastings.
360 – Julia Sparks, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
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Event 3 – Class 5: SEANN TRIUBHAS, 14yrs, and under 16yrs.
370 – John Thomson, Lower Hutt.
373 – Heather Bentley, Hastings.
367 – Heather Christison, Wellington.
374 – Marlene Dunn, Hastings.
369 – Rosemary Dunn, Hastings.
375 – Shirley Coe, Greytown.
372 – Sonia Fargher, Hastings.
368 – Valma Dowler, Hastings.
371 – Jacqueline Urwin, Wellington.
364 – Ngaire Elder, Greytown.
365 – Annette Smith, Hastings.
366 – Margaret Fenton, Palmerston Nth.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 4 – H.B. CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLAND REEL (under 14)
1st prize £4 and H.G. Gold Medal and Sash, 2nd £2, 3rd £1.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
339 – Joy McLeod-Lewis, Lower Hutt.
346 – Judith Plank, Te Teko.
361 -Judith Leppien, Hastings.
355 – Meryl Thompson, Whakatane.
360 – Julie Sparks, Hastings.
358 – Ruth Pritchard, Palmerston Nth.
363 – Gail Masters, Hastings.
362 – Bruce Simmonds, Tauranga.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 5 – Class 6: HIGHLAND FLING (16yrs. and over).
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihou.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
381 – Marion McDowell, Palmerston N.
382 – Marguerite Elvy, Wellington.
384 – Jeanette Watkin, Whakatane.
385 – Josephine Pickens, Greymouth.
386 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
387 – Margaret Mason, Dargaville.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
379 – Maureen Baker, Palmerston N.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
383 – Verna Fenton, Palmerston N.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 6 – Class 3: HIGHLAND FLING, 10yrs. and under 12yrs.
339 – Joy McLeod-Lewis, Lower Hutt.
342 – Carol Wright, Hastings.
341 – Robyn Frew, Levin.
349 – Beverley Johnston, Tauranga.
343 – Brian North, Ashburton.
348 – Jeanette Simmonds, Tauranga.
345 – Diane Coppell, Tauranga
340 – Shirley Bell, Napier.
347 – Beverley Hearfield, Tauranga.
346 – Judith Plank, Te Teko.
344 – Joy Mansfield, Napier.
350 – Marcia Sparks, Hastings.
351 – Thelma Homer, Greytown.
389 – Annette Liddington, Hastings
352 – Wendy Townrow, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
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Event 7 – N.I. CHAMPIONSHIP SWORD DANCE under 18yrs.
1st £5 and H.G. Gold Medal and Sash, 2nd £3, 3rd £1/10/-.
(Competitors to draw for positions)
374 – Marlene Dunn, Hastings.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
368 – Valma Dowler, Hastings.
370 – John Thomson, Lower Hutt.
384 – Jeanette Watkins, Whakatane.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
371 – Jacqueline Urwin, Wellington.
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
386 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
360 – Julie Sparks, Hastings.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihou.
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
366 – Margaret Fenton, Palmerston N.
375 – Shirley Coe, Greytown.
373 – Heather Bentley, Hastings.
364 – Ngaire Elder, Greytown.
358 – Ruth Pritchard, Palmerston N.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 8 – Class 4: REEL O’TULLOCH, 12yrs. and under 14yrs.
359 – Patricia Crompton, Hastings.
361 – Judith Leppien, Hastings.
362 – Ruth Simmonds, Tauranga.
356 – Allan Thomson, Lower Hutt.
358 – Ruth Pritchard, Palmerston N.
360 – Julia Sparks, Hastings.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
355 – Meryl Thompson, Whakatane.
363 – Gail Masters, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 9 – Class 6: REEL O’TULLOCH, 16yrs, and over.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihou.
386 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
379 – Maureen Baker, Palmerston N.
383 – Verna Fenton, Palmerston N.
382 – Marguerite Elvy, Wellington.
387 – Margaret Mason, Dargaville.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
385 – Josephine Pickens, Greymouth
381 – Marion McDowell, Palmerston N.
384 – Jeanette Watkin, Whakatane.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 10 – Class 5: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 14yrs. and under 16yrs
368 – Valma Dowler, Hastings.
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
375 – Shirley Coe, Greytown.
373 – Heather Bentley, Hastings.
370 – John Thomson, Lower Hutt.
374 – Marlene Dunn, Hastings.
371 – Jacqueline Urwin, Wellington.
372 – Sonia Fargher, Hastings.
367 – Ngaire Elder, Greytown.
366 – Margaret Fenton, Palmerston N.
365 – Annette Smith, Hastings.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 11 – N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP IRISH JIG (Open).
1st £10 and H.G. Gold Medal and Sash, 2nd £4, 3rd £2.
(Competitors to draw for positions).
286 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
284 – Jeanette Watkins, Whakatane.
382 – Margaret Elvy, Wellington.
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
385 – Josephine Pickens, Greymouth.
381 – Marion McDowell, Palmerston N.
387 – Margaret Mason, Dargaville.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihou.
379 – Maureen Baker, Palmerston N.
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
383 – Verna Fenton, Palmerston N.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
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Event 12 – Class 3: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 10yrs and under 12yrs.
351 – Thelma Homer, Greytown.
345 – Diane Coppell, Tauranga.
343 – Brian North, Ashburton.
341 – Robyn Frew, Levin.
342 – Carol Wright, Hastings.
339 – Joy McLeod-Lewis, Lower Hutt.
350 – Marcia Sparks, Hastings.
344 – Joy Mansfield, Napier.
348 – Jeanette Simmonds, Tauranga.
340 – Shirley Bell, Napier.
349 – Beverley Johnston. Tauranga.
346 – Judith Plank, Te Teko.
347 – Beverley Hearfield, Tauranga.
389 – Annette Liddington, Hastings.
352 – Wendy Townrow, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 13 – Class 6: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 16yrs. and over.
383 – Verna Fenton, Palmerston N.
382 – Marguerite Elvy, Wellington.
387 – Margaret Mason, Dargaville.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
381 – Marion McDowell, Palmerston N.
384 – Jeanette Watkins, Whakatane.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihou.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
386 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
385 – Josephine Pickens, Greymouth.
379 – Maureen Baker, Palmerston N.
1st 2nd 3rd
IMPORTANT!
TO ALL COMPETITORS AND VISITORS
Entries for the Fifth Hastings Highland Games will close on Friday, March 25th, 1955, with
Mr. K. J. Sparks, Organising Secretary,
Greater Hastings, Box 478, HASTINGS.
Phones: Office 4132. Residence 9217D.
Please make application early for accommodation.
KEEP THIS FOR REFERENCE.
Page Eleven
National Dancing Section
No. 2 Board – Saturday
Stewards:
MESSRS. T. W. MAYE, R. J. WILSON, MISS J. O’SHAUNGNESSY.
Official Pipers:
MESSRS. R. BURNS, G. ESAU, D. MUNRO, H. BUTLER.
Adjudicator:
MRS. A. DENZ, Hamilton.
MRS. AILSA DENZ (nee Docherty) is probably one of the best known adjudicators in the North Island. She is a Member of the Technical Committee of the N.Z. Piping and National Dancing Academy, and also a Member of the Royal Academy of Dancing. She conducts a most successful School of National Dancing in Hamilton and has judged many major Competition Festivals throughout New Zealand.
Event 1 – Class 1: HIGHLAND FLING, under 8yrs.
301 – Pamela Lumsden, Hastings.
302 – Colleen Malone, Hastings.
303 – Patricia West, Whakatane.
304 – Pauline Lee, Palmerston North.
305 – Delwyn Butcher, Hastings.
306 – Robert Thompson, Lower Hutt.
307 – Terence Connolly, Blenheim.
308 – Raewyn Coppell, Tauranga.
309 – Lyndal Williams, Hastings.
310 – Lynette Evans, Hastings.
311 – Katrina O’Donnell, Taradale.
312 – Colleen Rosvall, Hastings.
313 – Judith McCutcheon, Fernhill.
314 – Julie Shaw, Palmerston N.
315 – Barbara Williams, Hastings.
316 – Janice McKenzie, Hastings.
317 – Coyla Coe, Greytown.
392 – Robin Walker, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 2 – Class 2: HIGHLAND FLING, 8yrs, and under 10yrs.
318 – Joy Nightingale, Oamaru.
319 – Leslie Mitchell, Palmerston N.
320 – Glenis Mansfield, Napier.
321 – Andrea O’Malley, Hastings.
322 – Lynne Townsend, Hastings.
323 – Judith Mitchell, Palmerston N.
324 – Merylin Holden, Palmerston N.
325 – Patty Smith, Hastings.
326 – Dallas Urwin, Wellington.
327 – Glenda Rosvall, Hastings.
328 – Patricia McCue, Hastings.
329 – Pauline Moroney, Wairoa.
330 – Pauline McCue, Hastings.
331 – Heather Walker, Napier.
332 – Fay Tabernacle, Hastings.
333 – Gale Timmins, Palmerston N.
334 – Dorothy Johnston, Tauranga.
335 – Fay Maffey, Blenheim.
336 – Robyn Richards, Hastings.
337 – Naida Robb, Havelock North.
1st 2nd 3rd
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Event 3 – Class 1: SWORD DANCE, under 8yrs.
308 – Raewyn Coppell, Tauranga.
307 – Terence Connolly, Blenheim.
314 – Julie Shore. Palmerston N.
301 – Pamela Lumsden, Hastings.
312 – Colleen Rosvall, Hastings.
303 – Patricia West, Whakatane.
305 – Delwyn Butcher, Hastings.
313 – Judith McCutcheon, Fernhill.
316 – Janice McKenzie, Hastings.
304 – Pauline Lee, Palmerston N.
302 – Colleen Malone, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 4 – Class 2: SEANN TRIUBHAS, 8yrs. and under 10yrs.
329 – Pauline Moroney, Wairoa.
323 – Judith Mitchell, Palmerston N.
322 – Lynne Townsend, Hastings.
335 – Faye Maffey, Blenheim.
321 – Andrea O’Malley, Hastings.
318 – Joy Nightingale, Oamaru.
325 – Patty Smith, Hastings.
334 – Dorothy Johnston, Tauranga.
336 – Robyn Richards, Hastings.
331 – Heather Walker, Napier.
324 – Merylin Holden, Palmerston n.
323 – Gail Timmins, Greytown.
319 – Leslie Mitchell, Palmerston N.
328 – Patricia McCue, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
COMPETITORS IN ALL EVENTS COMPETE AT THEIR OWN RISK.
THE NEXT HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES
Will be held on Easter Saturday and Monday,
APRIL 9th and 11th, 1955.
If you would like a programme posted to you please leave your name and address at the Organising Secretary’s tent.
Easter Sunday, Windsor Park
MARSHALL: MR. H. BROWN.
2.00 p.m. – Massed Bands
2.15 p.m. – Port Ahuriri Caledonian Society Pipe Band, Quickstep.
2.25 p.m. – Hawke’s Bay Scottish Pipe Band Selection.
2.33 p.m. – Hastings Scots Highland Pipe Band Quickstep.
2.43 p.m. – Port Ahuriri Caledonian Society Pipe Band Selection.
2.53 p.m. – Hawke’s Bay Scottish Pipe Band Drum Major’s Display.
2 p.m. – Hastings Scot Highland Pipe Band Selection
3.12 p.m. – Port Ahuriri Caledonia Society Pipe Band Drum Major’s Display.
3.22 p.m. – Hawke’s Bay Scottish Pipe Band Quickstep.
3.32 p.m. – Hastings Scots Highland Pipe Band Drum Major’s Display.
3.40 p.m. – Massed Bands.
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Page Fifteen
PRIZES FOR NATIONAL DANCING.
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN. First Prize £10 and Highland Games Medal, and Sash, Second Prize £4, Third Prize £2. Entrance Fee 10/-.
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 18yrs. – First Prize £10 and Highland Games Gold Medal, and Sash, Second Prize £4, Third Prize £2. Entrance fee 10/-.
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN – First Prize £5 and Highland Games Gold Medal, and Sash, Second Prize £3, Third Prize £2. Entrance Fee 6/-.
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 18yrs. – First Prize £5 and Highland Games Gold Medal, and Sash, Second Prize £3, Third Prize £1/10/-. Entrance fee 5/-.
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 14yrs. – First Prize £4 and Highland Games Gold Medal, and Sash, Second Prize £2, Third Prize £1. Entrance fee 5/-.
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 12yrs. – First Prize £4 and Highland Games Gold Medal, and Sash, Second Prize £2, Third Prize £1. Entrance fee 5/-.
CLASS 5 – First Prize £1/10/- and Highland Games Gold Medal, Second Prize 17/6, Third Prize 2/6. Entrance fee 2/6 for each dance.
CLASS 4 – First Prize £1/7/6 and Highland Games Gold Medal, Second Prize 17/6, Third Prize 2/6. Entrance fee 2/- for each dance.
CLASS 1, 2 and 3 – First Prize Highland Games Gold Medal, Second and third Prizes Highland Games Silver Medals. Entrance fee 1/6 for each dance.
POINTS PRIZES AND CHALLENGE CUPS
The Spurdle Bros. Challenge Cup for competitor gaining most points during Games.
The Hastings Master Bakers’ Challenge Cup for most points 16yrs. and over.
The S.O. Garland Challenge Shiel dfor (Shield for) most points and class under 16yrs.
The J. Banks Challenge Cup for most points 14 and under 16yrs.
The Tow Brown Challenge Cup for most points 12 and under 14yrs.
The Hart Printing Challenge Cup for most points 10 and under 12yrs.
The Glencairn Challenge Cup presented by Misses Edna and Emma Maye for most points 8 and under 10yrs.
The Symons Challenge Cup for most points Hastings entrant any class 12yrs. and over.
Hastings Highland Games Gold Medal for most points, Hastings entrant any class under 12yrs.
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Page Seventeen
RULES FOR PIPING AND NATIONAL DANCING
1 – All Piping and Dancing Competitions will be run under the Rules laid down by the Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand (Inc.)
2 – Championships in National Dancing will not count for points prizes.
3 – In the event of a tie for any Points Trophy it will be decided as laid down by the Rules of the Piping and Dancing Association of N.Z.
4 – Points for trophies will count: First 5 points: Second 3 points: Third 1 point. In the event of a tie points will be divided.
5 – All competitors in Piping and Dancing MUST be registered and MUST produce Registration Cards before competing.
6 – B Grade in Piping. Open to Pipers who have not won more than three events at one or more of the following major meetings: – Greater Hastings Highland Games, Timaru, Dunedin, Waipu, or Thistle Caledonian Society.
7 – Conversation with the judges by competitors or interested persons STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Breach of this rule will lead to DISQUALIFICATION.
8 – Age limit to be computed as per Piping and Dancing Association Rules.
9 – The Judge’s decision in all competition matters will be final and the Committee reserves the right to delete any class or alter or adjust any prize money if necessary.
10 – The Stewards supervising the Dancing and Piping Competitions may request the judge not to consider any competitors whose Parent or Guardian or other directly interested person, acts in any abusive or offensive manner to any official or competitor during the gathering, and the Judge shall comply.
11 – Competitors in all classes must appear in the order shown on the programme.
12 – No taps or loose plates to be worn in Irish Jigs.
13 – Al dances to be dances to Pipes.
14 – All competitors must appear in proper National Dress.
15 – PROTESTS. All protests must be in writing within 15 minutes of conclusion of the competition concerned, accompanied by a deposit of £1, which will be refunded unless the Judicial Committee decides that the protest is frivolous.
16 – All Competitors to have numbers.
Page Eighteen
SATURDAY (approx. 12.15 p.m.)
ARCHERY DEMONSTRATION
by
RICHMONDVALE CLUB
This Archery display is given by six selected members of the above club. The Officials are: –
Mr. R. Marden, President, and Commentator.
Mr. R. Hansen, Mound Captain. Mr. T. H. Davies, Sec.
The demonstration comprises two events, the first being a “William Tell” Novelty Shoot. As competition proceeds, description and scores will be given on Public Address System by Mr. Marden.
Event 2 will be a 30 – yard shoot on competition face, i.e., centre gold 9 points, red 7 points, blue 5 points, black 3 points and white 1 point.
MONDAY (Approx. 12.15 p.m.)
Event 1 – Club Members’ Competition at 40yds. range, using 4ft. 6ins. target face.
Event 2 – This will be a shoot at 40yds., using a special miniature face of only 18” diameter. This target is similar in scores and colours to official target face of 4’6” diameter. Scores will be given over Public Address System by Mr. Marden as each event proceeds.
Page Nineteen
National Dancing
No 1. Board – Monday
(Commencing 9 a.m.)
Event 1 -Class 3: SWORD DANCE, 10yrs. and under 12yrs.
348 – Janet Simmonds, Tauranga.
346 – Judith Plank, Te Teko.
342 – Carol Wright, Hastings.
345 – Diane Coppell, Tauranga.
350 – Marcia Sparks, Hastings.
340 – Shirley Bell, Napier.
344 – Joy Mansfield, Napier.
343 – Brian North, Ashburton.
347 – Beverley Hearfield, Tauranga.
352 – Wendy Townrow, Hastings.
351 – Thelma Homer, Greytown.
339 – Joy McLeod-Lewis, Lower Hutt.
341 – Robyn Frew, Levin.
353 – Heather Marnock, Hastings.
354 – Patricia Astwood, Clive.
349 – Beverley Johnston, Tauranga.
389 – Annette Liddington, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 2 – Class 4: SEANN TRIUBHAS, 12yrs. and under 14yrs.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
363 – Gail Masters, Hastings.
362 – Bruce Simmonds, Tauranga.
361 – Judith Leppien, Hastings.
356 – Allan Thomson, Lower Hutt.
358 – Ruth Pritchard, Palmerston N.
359 – Patricia Compton, Hastings.
355 – Meryl Thompson, Whakatane.
360 – Julie Sparks, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 3 – Class 5: HIGHLAND FLING, 14yrs. and under 16yrs.
364 – Ngaire Elder, Greytown.
365 – Annette Smith, Hastings.
366 – Margaret Fenton, Palmerston Nth.
367 – Heather Christison, Wellington.
368 – Velma Dowler, Hastings.
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
370 – John Thomson, Lower Hutt.
371 – Jacqueline Urwin, Wellington.
372 – Sonia Fargher, Hastings.
373 – Heather Bentley, Hastings.
374 – Marlene Dunn, Hastings.
375 – Shirley Coe, Greytown.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 4 – H.B. CHAMPIONSHIP SEANN TRIUBHAS under 12.
1st £4, and H.G. Gold Medal and Sash, 2nd £2, 3rd £1.
353 – Heather Marnock, Hastings.
340 – Shirley Bell, Napier.
341 – Robyn Frew, Levin.
342 – Carol Wright, Hastings.
343 – Brian North, Ashburton.
339 – Joy McLeod-Lewis, Lower Hutt.
345 – Diane Coppell, Tauranga.
346 – Judith Plan, Te Teko.
319 – Leslie Mitchell, Palmerston N.
350 – Marcia Sparks, Hastings.
347 – Beverley Hearfield. Tauranga.
351 – Thelma Homer, Greytown.
321 – Andrea O’Malley, Hastings.
335 – Faye Maffey, Blenheim.
349 – Beverley Johnston, Tauranga.
389 – Annette Liddington, Hastings.
352 – Wendy Townrow, Hastings.
325 – Patty Smith, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
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Event 5 – Class 6: SWORD DANCE 16yrs. and over.
383 – Verna Fenton, Palmerston N.
387 – Margaret Mason. Dargaville.
384 – Jeanette Watkin, Whakatane.
381 – Marion McDowell, Palmerston N.
386 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihau.
385 – Josephine Pickens, Greymouth.
382 – Margaret Elvy, Wellington.
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
379 – Maureen Baker, Palmerston N.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 6 – Class 5: REEL O’TULLOCH, 14yrs. and under 16yrs.
368 – Velma Dowler, Hastings.
370 – John Thomson, Lower Hutt.
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
374 – Marlene Dunn, Hastings.
367 – Heather Christison, Wellington.
373 – Heather Bentley, Hastings.
372 – Sonia Fargher, Hastings.
375 – Shirley Coe, Greytown.
366 – Margaret Fenton, Palmerston N.
365 – Annette Smith, Hastings.
364 – Ngaire Elder, Greytown.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 7 – N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLAND FLING, under 18.
1st £10, and H. G. Gold Medal and Sash, 2nd £4, 3rd £2.
(Competitors to draw for positions)
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
384 – Jeanette Watkin, Whakatane.
368 – Velma Dowler, Hastings.
371 – Jacqueline Urwin, Wellington.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
360 – Julie Sparks, Hastings.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
374 – Marlene Dunn, Hastings.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihau.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
373 – Heather Bentley, Hastings.
375 – Shirley Coe, Greytown.
366 – Margaret Fenton, Palmerston N.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 8 – Class 3: IRISH JIG 10yrs. and under 12yrs.
343 – Brian North, Ashburton.
354 – Patricia Astwood, Clive.
351 – Thelma Homer, Greytown.
340 – Shirley Bell, Napier.
350 – Marcia Sparks, Hastings.
346 – Judith Plank, Te Teko.
341 – Robyn Frew, Levin.
345 – Diane Coppell, Tauranga.
339 – Joy McLeod-Lewis, Lower Hutt.
347 – Beverley Hearfield, Tauranga.
342 – Carol Wright, Hastings.
344 – Joy Mansfield, Napier.
352 – Wendy Townrow, Hastings.
353 – Heather Marnock, Hastings.
349 – Beverley Johnston, Tauranga.
389 – Annette Liddington, Hastings.
348 – Janet Simmonds, Tauranga.
1st 2nd 3rd
Page Twenty-three
Event 9 – N. I. CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLAND REEL, Open.
1st £5, and H. G. Gold Medal and Sash, 2nd £3. 3rd £1.
(Competitors to draw for positions)
387 – Margaret Mason, Dargaville.
384 – Jeanette Watkin, Whakatane.
385 – Josephine Picken, Greymouth.
381 – Marion McDowell, Palmerston N.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
368 – Velma Dowler, Hastings.
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
368 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
382 – Marguerite Elvy, Wellington.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihau.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
379 – Maureen Baker, Palmerston North.
383 – Verna Fenton, Palmerston North.
376 – Volette [Colette] Breeze, Blenheim.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 10 – Class 4: SWORD DANCE, 12yrs. and under 14yrs.
355 – Meryl Thompson, Whakatane.
361 – Judith Leppien, Hastings.
356 – Allan Thomson, Lower Hutt.
360 – Julie Sparks, Hastings.
362 – Bruce Simmonds, Tauranga.
363 – Gail Masters, Hastings.
358 – Ruth Pritchard, Palmerston N.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
359 – Patricia Compton, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 11 – Class 5: SWORD DANCE. 14yrs. and under 16yrs.
368 – Velma Dowler, Hastings.
370 – John Thomson, Lower Hutt.
372 – Sonia Fargher, Hastings.
364 – Ngaire Elder, Greytown.
373 – Heather Bentley, Hastings.
369 – Rosemary Sturge, Whangarei.
365 – Annette Smith, Hastings.
371 – Jacqueline Urwin, Wellington.
374 – Marlene Dunn, Hastings.
366 – Margaret Fenton, Palmerston N.
375 – Shirley Coe, Greytown.
367 – Heather Christison, Wellington.
391 – Patricia Tonge, Auckland.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 12 – Class 4: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 12yrs. and under 14yrs
358 – Ruth Pritchard, Palmerston N.
361 – Judith Leppien, Hastings.
355 – Meryl Thompson, Whakatane.
363 – Gail Masters, Hastings.
356 – Allan Thomson, Lower Hutt.
360 – Julie Sparks, Hastings.
362 – Bruce Simmonds, Tauranga.
357 – Laurie Ruffell, Hastings.
359 – Patricia Compton, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 13 – Class 6: SEANN TRIUBHAS, 16yrs. and over.
380 – Patricia White, Auckland.
381 – Marion McDowell, Palmerston N.
377 – Margaret White, Hastings.
379 – Maureen Baker, Palmerston N.
384 – Jeanette Watkin, Whakatane.
387 – Margaret Mason, Dargaville.
382 – Marguerite Elvy, Wellington.
388 – Patricia Walker, Oamaru.
383 – Verna Fenton, Palmerston N.
376 – Colette Breeze, Blenheim.
378 – Gay Andrews, Waihau.
385 – Josephine Pickens, Greymouth.
386 – Valerie Whyman, Aramoho.
1st 2nd 3rd
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No. 2 Board – Monday
(Commencing 9 a.m.)
Event 1 – Class 2: SWORD DANCE, 8yrs. and under 10yrs.
327 – Glenda Rosvall, Hastings.
325 – Patty Smith, Hastings.
318 – Joy Nightingale, Oamaru.
326 – Dallas Urwin, Wellington.
319 – Leslie Mitchell, Palmerston N.
322 – Lynne Townsend, Hastings.
324 – Merylin Holden, Palmerston N.
338 – Jocelyn Ennor, Napier.
323 – Judith Mitchell, Palmerston N.
321 – Andrea O’Malley, Hastings.
329 – Pauline Moroney, Wairoa.
328 – Patricia McCue, Hastings.
332 – Faye Tabernacle, Hastings.
333 – Gail Timmins, Greytown.
335 – Faye Maffey, Blenheim.
334 – Dorothy Johnston, Tauranga.
336 – Robyn Richards, Hastings.
337 – Naida Robb, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 2 – Class 1: IRISH JIG, under 8yrs.
312 – Colleen Rosvall, Hastings.
304 – Pauline Lee, Palmerston N.
309 – Lyndal Williams, Hastings.
316 – Janice McKenzie, Hastings.
307 – Terence Connolly, Blenheim.
302 – Colleen Malone, Hastings.
303 – Patricia West, Whakatane.
308 – Raewyn Coppell, Tauranga.
314 – Julie Shore, Palmerston N.
305 – Delwyn Butcher, Hastings.
301 – Pamela Lumsden, Hastings.
313 – Judith McCutcheon, Fernhill.
315 – Barbara Williams, Hastings.
390 – Jacqueline Marnock, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 3 – Class 2: IRISH JIG, 8yrs. and under 10yrs.
333 – Gail Timmins, Palmerston N.
328 – Patricia McCue, Hastings.
326 – Dallas Urwin, Wellington.
322 – Lynne Townsend, Hastings.
330 – Pauline McCue. Hastings.
329 – Pauline Moroney, Wairoa.
324 – Merlyn Holden, Palmerston N.
319 – Leslie Mitchell, Palmerston N.
325 – Patty Smith, Hastings.
338 – Jocelyn Ennor, Napier.
323 – Judith Mitchell, Palmerston N.
327 – Glenda Rosvall, Hastings.
321 – Andrea O’Malley, Hastings.
332 – Faye Tabernacle, Hastings.
321 – Andrea O’Malley, Hastings.
334 – Dorothy Johnston, Tauranga.
318 – Joy Nightingale, Oamaru.
335 – Faye Maffey, Blenheim.
336 – Robyn Richards, Hastings.
337 – Naida Robb, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 4 – Class 1: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, under 8yrs.
305 – Delwyn Butcher, Hastings.
301 – Pamela Lumsden, Hastings.
308 – Raewyn Coppell, Tauranga.
302 – Colleen Malone, Hastings.
307 – Terence Connolly, Blenheim.
312 – Colleen Rosvall, Hastings.
303 – Patricia West, Whakatane.
316 – Janice McKenzie, Hastings.
314 – Julie Shore, Palmerston N.
304 – Pauline Lee, Palmerston N.
390 – Jacqueline Marnoch, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
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Event 5 – Class 2: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 8yrs. and under 10yrs.
334 – Dorothy Johnston, Tauranga.
338 – Jocelyn Ennor, Napier.
327 – Glenda Rosvall, Hastings.
321 – Andrea O’Malley, Hastings.
328 – Patricia McCue, Hastings.
319 – Leslie Mitchell, Palmerston Nth.
335 – Faye Maffy, Blenheim.
318 – Joy Nightingale, Oamaru.
322 – Lynn Townsend, Hastings.
323 – Judith Mitchell, Hastings.
336 – Robyn Richards, Hastings.
333 – Gail Timmins, Palmerston N.
325 – Patty Smith, Hastings.
324 – Merlyn [Merilyn] Holden, Palmerston N.
329 – Pauline Moroney, Wairoa.
1st 2nd 3rd
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1 – Easter Saturday. Municipal Theatre, 8 p.m. Grand Scottish Concert, featuring Jeannie MacPherson, N.Z. Queen of Song, Winners N.Z., North Island, and Hawke’s Bay National Dancing Championships, and North Island Piping Championship winner. Be early and save disappointment.
2 – Easter Saturday. Assembly Hall. 8 p.m. Hastings Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club’s Annual Easter Dance. Meet World Champion Yvette Williams, their guest of honour.
3 – Easter Saturday, 7.30 p.m. Hastings open air Skating Club’s Hard-up Skating Carnival, Windsor Park.
4 – Sunday, March 18, 2 p.m. Massed Highland Bands Display. Windsor Park, Hastings. Entertainment de Luxe.
5 – Easter Monday. Windsor Park 7.30 p.m. Hastings open air Skating Club’s Novelty Carnival.
6 – Easter Monday. Assembly Hall 8.30 p.m. Grand Highland Games Ball. Be sure to attend this Grand Finale to the Fourth Highland Games and complete a memorable and enjoyable holiday in Hastings, the Fruit Bowl of New Zealand.
The Fifth Hastings Highland Games will be held on Easter Saturday and Monday, April 9th and 11th, 1955.
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Page Thirty-one
Piping Section
(Commencing 9.30 a.m.)
Piping Stewards:
MESSRS. A. M. YOUNG, M. COLBOURNE, ]. SETON. M. WILLIAMS.
Adjudicator:
MR. TOM MACDONALD (Waihi)
A Grade Board – Saturday
Event 1 – SLOW MARCH
1st £6 and H. G, Gold Medal, 2nd £4. 3rd £1/10/-, 4th 10/-.
Entry fee 6/-.
2 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin.
3 – I. McKay, Wellington.
4 – Miss C. Burke, Auckland.
5 – P. McIntyre, Ohingaiti.
6 – J. Macgee, Invercargill.
7 – A. MacAulay, Whangarei.
8 – J. MacKenzie, Auckland.
9 – N. McKay, Wellington.
10 – R. MacKenzie, Dannevirke.
11 – A. MacMillan, Dunedin.
12 – B. McCann, Lower Hutt.
14 – F. Mackinnon, Wellington.
15 – W. Budge, Napier.
16 – A. Fordyce, Napier.
17 – H. Dodd, Dunedin.
18 – N. McPhee, Wellington.
55 – W. Boyle, Christchurch.
56 – D. Lourie, Hunterville.
66 – C. Craig, Wellington.
67 – D. Fitchett, Wellington.
68 – T. W. Andrews, Hamilton.
72 – A. I. McDonald, Waverly.
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Event 2 – A GRADE MARCH.
1st £6 & H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £4, 3rd £1/10/-, 4th 10/-.
Entry fee 6/-.
10 – R. Mackenzie, Dannevirke.
7 – A. MacAulay, Whangarei.
5 – P. McIntyre, Ohingaiti.
4 – Miss C. Burke, Auckland.
9 – N. McKay, Wellington.
19 – D. Thoresen, Hastings.
6 – J. Macgee, Invercargill.
3 – J. McKay, Wellington.
8 – J. Mackenzie, Auckland.
11 – A. McMillan, Dunedin.
2 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin.
14 – F. Mackinnon, Wellington.
12 – B. McCann, Lower Hutt.
15 – W. Budge, Napier.
16 – A. Fordyce, Napier.
17 – A. Dodd, Dunedin.
18 – N. McPhee, Wellington.
55 – W. Boyle, Christchurch.
66 – C. Craig, Wellington.
67 – D. Fitchett, Wellington.
68 – T. W. Andrews, Hamilton.
72 – A. I. McDonald, Waverly.
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
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Event 3 – (open) N. I. CHAMPIONSHIP STRATHSPEY & REEL
1st £10 & H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £6, 3rd £3, 4th £1. Entry fee 10/-.
15 – W. Budge, Napier.
11 – A. MacMillan, Dunedin.
5 – P. McIntyre, Ohingaiti.
3 – I. McKay, Wellington.
8 – J. Mackenzie, Auckland.
6 – J. Macgee, Invercargill.
7 – A. MacAulay, Whangarei.
4 – Miss C. Burke, Auckland.
9 – N. McKay, Wellington.
19 – D. Thoresen, Hastings.
10 – R. MacKenzie, Dannevirke.
2 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin.
12 – B. McCann, Lower Hutt.
14 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington.
17 – A. Dodd, Dunedin.
18 – N. McPhee, Wellington.
55 – W. Boyle, Christchurch.
66 – C. Craig, Wellington.
67 – D. Fitchett, Wellington.
68 – T. W. Andrews, Hamilton.
72 – A. I. McDonald, Waverly.
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Event 4 – JIG AND HORNPIPE.
1st £4 and H. G, Gold Medal, 2nd £3, 3rd £1. Entry fee 4/-
11 – A. MacMillan, Dunedin.
10 – R. MacKenzie, Dannevirke.
19 – D. Thoresen, Hastings.
5 – P. McIntyre, Ohingaiti.
3 – I. McKay, Wellington.
4 – Miss C. Burke, Auckland.
6 – J. Macgee, Invercargill.
9 – N. McKay, Wellington.
8 – J. Mackenzie, Auckland.
7 – A. MacAulay, Whangarei.
2 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin.
15 – W. Budge, Napier.
12 – B. McCann, Lower Hutt.
14 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington.
18 – N. McPhee, Wellington.
17 – A. Dodd, Dunedin.
55 – W. Boyle, Christchurch.
66 – C. Craig, Wellington.
67 – D. Fitchett, Wellington.
68 – T. W. Andrews, Hamilton.
72 – A. I. McDonald, Waverly.
1st 2nd 3rd
The RYRIE CHALLENGE CUP, presented by
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Page Thirty-five
Piping Section
B Grade Board – Saturday
(Commencing 9.30 a.m.)
Adjudicator: MR. W. MACKENZIE (Waipukurau)
Event 1 – NOVICE SLOW AIR.
1st £2 and H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £1, 3rd 10/-. Entry fee 2/6.
44 – B. Nielsen, Dannevirke.
28 – M. Hansen, Lower Hutt.
46 – P. M. Eady, Taumarunui.
24 – J. Tobin, Hastings.
42 – J. MacGibbon, Dannevirke.
33 – R. Cole, Papatoetoe.
71 – T. Chalmers, Hastings.
47 – Miss J. Mansfield, Napier.
43 – G. Tilsley, Paeroa.
48 – I. MacKenzie, Dannevirke.
27 – K. McLennan, Whangarei.
49 – I. McKenzie, Wellington.
50 – K. Friis, Napier.
51 – W. Duncan, Dannevirke.
38 – W. Brown, Hastings.
52 – D. Grant, Wanganui.
61 – J. Deveraux, Hastings.
70 – C. C. Addison, Hamilton.
71 – T. Chalmers, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 2 – H.B. CHAMPIONSHIP STRATHSPEY & REEL.
1st £5 and H. G. Medal, 2nd £3, 3rd £1, 4th 5/-. Entry fee 5/-.
25 – J. Lothian, Napier.
23 – H. Smith, Whangarei.
30 – I. Mansfield, Napier.
21 – G. Buchanan, Dannevirke.
33 – R. Cole, Papatoetoe.
28 – M. Hansen, Lower Hutt.
27 – K. MacLennan, Whangarei.
32 – T. Glen, Lower Hutt.
29 – G. Hamilton, Whangarei.
31 – G. Helliwell, Dannevirke.
43 – G, Tilsley, Paeroa.
22 – D. Campbell, Taumarunui.
20 – P. Summers, Wellington.
34 – C. Brown, Hastings.
37 – I. Budge, Napier.
39 – R. Crook, Hastings.
41 – S. Edwards, Dannevirke.
40 – C. Jennings, Wellington.
63 – D. Rae, Hastings.
70 – C. C. Addison, Hamilton.
73 – C. McLanachan, Hastings.
74 – R. Seymour, Ormondville.
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Page Thirty-seven
Event 3 – B GRADE MARCH.
1st £4 and H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £2. 3rd £1, 4th 5/-, Entry fee 4/-
33 – R. Cole, Papatoetoe.
28 – M. Hansen, Lower Hutt.
31 – G. Helliwell, Dannevirke.
24 – J. Tobin, Hastings.
22 – D. Campbell, Taumarunui.
29 – G. Hamilton, Whangarei.
27 – K. McLennan, Whangarei.
30 – J. Mansfield, Napier.
42 – J. MacGibbon, Dannevirke.
23 – H. Smith, Whangarei.
32 – T. Glen, Lower Hutt.
25 – J. Lothian, Napier.
20 – P. Summers, Wellington.
21 – G. Buchanan, Dannevirke.
38 – W. Brown, Hastings.
34 – C. Brown, Hastings.
37 – J. Budge, Napier.
39 – R. Crook, Hastings.
40 – C. Jennings, Wellington.
41 – S. Edwards, Dannevirke.
56 – D. Lourie, Hunterville.
59 – I. McCutcheon, Hastings.
60 – C. Wilson, Hastings,.
63 – D. Rae, Hastings.
70 – C. C. Addison, Hamilton.
73 – C. McLanachan, Hastings.
74 – R. Seymour, Ormondville.
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
J. WATTIE CHALLENGE CUP
Most points B Grade Piping (Saturday).
IMPORTANT!
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Entries for the Fifth Hastings Highland Games will close on Friday, March 25th, 1955, with
Mr. K. J. Sparks, Organising Secretary,
Greater Hastings, Box 478, HASTINGS.
Phones: Office 4132. Residence 9217D.
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Piping Section
A Grade Board – Monday
(Commencing 9.30 a.m.)
Adjudicator: MR. TOM MACDONALD (Waihi)
Event 1 – JIG AND HORNPIPE
1st £4 and H. G, Gold Medal, 2nd £3, 3rd £1/10/-. Entry fee 4/-
14 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington.
12 – B. McCann, Lower Hutt.
11 – A. MacMillan, Dunedin.
15 – W. Budge, Napier.
4 – Miss C. Burke, Auckland.
17 – A. Dodd, Dunedin.
7 – A. MacAulay, Whangarei.
9 – N. McKay, Wellington.
10 – R. MacKenzie, Dannevirke.
2 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin.
6 – J Macgee, Invercargill.
5 – P. McIntyre, Ohingaiti.
18 – N. McPhee, Wellington.
8 – J. Mackenzie, Auckland.
3 – I. McKay, Wellington.
19 – D. Thoresen, Hastings.
55 – W. Boyle, Christchurch.
66 – C. Craig, Wellington.
67 – D. Fitchett, Wellington.
68 – T. W. Andrews, Hamilton.
72 – A. I. McDonald, Waverly.
1st 2nd 3rd
Event 2 – STRATHSPEY AND REEL
1st £6 and H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £4, 3rd £1/10/-, 4th 10/-
Entry fee 6/-.
8 – J. MacKenzie, Auckland.
9 – N. McKay, Wellington.
12 – B. McCann, Lower Hutt.
11 – A. MacMillan, Dunedin.
10 – R. MacKenzie, Dannevirke.
4 – Miss C. Burke, Auckland.
6 – J. Macgee, Invercargill.
19 – D. Thoresen, Hastings.
5 – P. McIntyre, Ohingaiti.
3 – I. McKay, Wellington.
7 – A. MacAulay, Whangarei.
2 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin.
14 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington.
15 – W. Budge, Napier.
16 – A. Fordyce, Napier.
17 – A. Dodd, Dunedin.
18 – N. McPhee, Wellington.
55 – W. Boyle, Christchurch.
66 – C. Craig, Wellington.
67 – D. Fitchett, Wellington.
68 – T. W. Andrews, Hamilton.
72 – A. I. McDonald, Waverly.
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Page Forty-one
Event 3 – OPEN NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP MARCH
1st £15, H. G. Gold Medal and Lawrie Shield, 2nd £10, 3rd £5, 4th £1
Entry fee 15/-.
9 – N. McKay, Wellington.
6 – J. Macgee, Invercargill.
10 – R. Mackenzie, Dannevirke.
11 – H. MacMillan, Dunedin.
8 – J. MacKenzie, Auckland.
3 – I. McKay, Wellington.
7 – A. MacAulay, Whangarei.
2 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin.
12 – B. McCann, Lower Hutt.
19 – D. Thoresen, Hastings.
5 – P. McIntyre, Ohingaiti.
4 – Miss C. Burke, Auckland.
14 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington.
15 – W. Budge, Napier.
17 – A. Dodd, Dunedin.
18 – N. McPhee, Wellington.
55 – W. Boyle, Christchurch.
66 – C. Craig, Wellington.
67 – D. Fitchett, Wellington.
68 – T. W. Andrews, Hamilton.
72 – A. 1. McDonald, Waverly.
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Event 4 – CONSOLATION MARCH
For competitors who have not gained a 1st, 2nd or 3rd place during the Games.
1st £3 and H. G. Gold Medal. 2nd £2, 3rd £1. Entry fee 3/-,
1st 2nd 3rd
THE DONALD CAMPBELL CHALLENGE CUP
for Most Points in A Grade Piping (Monday).
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Piping Section
B Grade Board – Monday
(Commencing 9.30 a.m.)
Adjudicator: MR. W. MACKENZIE (Waipukurau)
Event 1 – B-GRADE SLOW MARCH
1st £4 and H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £2, 3rd £1, 4th 5/-. Entry fee 4/-.
20 – P. Summers, Wellington.
21 – G. Buchanan, Dannevirke.
22 – D. Campbell, Taumarunui.
23 – H. Smith, Whangarei.
24 – J. Tobin, Hastings.
25 – J. Lothian, Napier.
27 – K. MacLennan, Whangarei.
28 – M. Hansen, Lower Hutt.
29 – G. Hamilton, Whangarei.
30 – I. Mansfield, Napier.
31 – G. Helliwell, Dannevirke.
32 – T. Glen, Lower Hutt.
33 – R. Cole, Papatoetoe.
34 – C. Brown, Hastings.
35 – Miss D. Knaggs, Dannevirke.
36 – W. Anderson, Dannevirke.
37 – J. Budge, Napier.
38 – W. Brown, Hastings.
39 – R. Crook, Hastings.
40 – C. Jennings, Wellington.
41 – S. Edwards, Dannevirke.
56 – D. Lourie, Hunterville.
59 – J. McCutcheon, Hastings.
60 – C. Wilson, Hastings.
63 – D. Rae, Hastings.
70 – C. C. Addison, Hamilton.
73 – C. McLanachan, Hastings.
74 – R. Seymour, Ormondville.
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Event 2 – NOVICE MARCH
1st £2 & H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £1, 3rd 10/-, 4th 5/-. Entry fee 2/6.
51 – W. Duncan, Dannevirke.
27 – K. MacLennan, Whangarei.
43 – G. Tilsley, Paeroa.
54 – B. Olsen, Takapau.
46 – P. M. Eady, Taumarunui.
24 – J. Tobin, Hastings.
47 – Miss J. Mansfield, Napier.
48 – I. MacKenzie, Dannevirke.
28 – M. Hansen, Lower Hutt.
33 – R. Cole, Papatoetoe.
50 – K. Friis, Napier.
38 – W. Brown, Hastings.
44 – B. Neilsen, Dannevirke.
52 – D. Grant, Wanganui.
61 – J. Deveroux, Hastings.
71 – T. Chalmers, Hastings.
70 – C. C. Addison, Hamilton.
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
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Event 3 – H.B. CHAMPIONSHIP B GRADE MARCH
1st £5 and H. G. Gold Medal, 2nd £3, 3rd £1, 4th 5/-. Entry fee 5/-
21 – G. Buchanan, Dannevirke.
33 – R. Cole, Papatoetoe.
43 – G. Tilsley, Paeroa.
30 – I. Mansfield, Napier.
27 – K. McLennon, Whangarei.
24 – J. Lothian, Napier.
31 – G. Helliwell, Dannevirke.
23 – H. Smith, Whangarei,
32 – T. Glen, Lower Hutt.
22 – D. Campbell, Taumarunui.
28 – M. Hansen, Lower Hutt.
29 – G. Hamilton, Whangarei.
20 – P. Summers, Wellington.
34 – C. Brown, Hastings.
36 – W. Anderson, Dannevirke.
37 – J. Budge, Napier.
35 – Miss D. Knaggs, Dannevirke.
39 – R. Crook, Hastings.
40 – C. Jennings, Wellington.
41 – S. Edwards, Dannevirke.
56 – D. Lourie, Hunterville.
63 – D. Rae, Hastings.
70 – C. C. Addison, Hamilton.
73 – C. McLanachan, Hastings.
74 – R. Seymour, Ormondville.
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
A. YOUNG CHALLENGE CUP
for Most Points in B Grade Piping (Monday).
COMPETITORS IN ALL EVENTS COMPETE AT THEIR OWN RISK
National Dancing and Piping Competitors requiring registration cards please write to Mr. H. Brown, Secretary, H.B. Centre Piping and Dancing Association, 1001 Gordon Road, Hastings.
PROFESSIONAL EVENTS (Monday afternoon)
Officials in Charge. MESSRS, M. McMILLAN & G. MARTIN
TOSSING THE SHEAF (Post Entries)
TOSSING THE CABER (Post Entries)
The Hastings and District Scots Society’s Challenge Cup for “Tossing the Caber”
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9.00 a.m. – Highland Dancing commences (see pages 3 to 13).
9.30 a.m. – Highland Piping commences (see pages 31 to 37).
11.00 a.m. – Athletic and Highland Games commences (see pages 53 to 67).
1.30 p.m. – Grand Parade and opening of the Games by Mr. W. Cruden, President of the New Zealand Piping and Dancing Association. Parade Marshall: M. Colbourne.
2.00 p.m. – Athletic and Highland Games, Dancing and Piping re-commence and continue during the afternoon. One N.Z., one N. I. and one H.B. Dancing Championship and one N. I. Piping
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10.00 a.m. – Axecraft Events commence (see pages 79 to 83).
10.30 a.m. – Start of H.B. Trolley Derby (see page 47).
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2.00 p.m. – Athletics continue and the “Hastings Hundred” final is run. Dancing continues, one
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4.30 p.m. – Drawing of Highland Games Raffles.
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Trolley Derby (Monday)
10.30 A.M.
Stewards: Messrs. J. Kelly, J. Jones, W. Hill, J. Whiting.
ROUTE: – From Willowpark Road along Heretaunga Street and Selwood Road to Windsor Park.
CHANGE PITS GARAGE MANNING PIT
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1 – Ken Sparks 12yrs.) 23 yrs.
Trevor Walker 11yrs.)
2 – Neville Simmonds 12yrs.) 23 yrs.
Bob Gisharl 11yrs.)
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Frank Quinn 10yrs.)
4 – Davil Gardner 11yrs.) 23 yrs.
Ivan Dyer 12yrs.)
5 – Brian Cochrane 11yrs.) 23 yrs.
Graham Collett 12yrs.)
6 – Tony Munson 13yrs.) 22 yrs.
Keith Crone 9yrs.)
7 – Melville Rogers 13yrs.) 23 yrs.
David Waldin, 10yrs.)
8 – Kevin Munson 11yrs.) 22 yrs.
Bill Davis 11yrs.)
9 – Barry Clayton 12yrs.) 23 yrs.
John Marshall 11yrs.)
10 – Christopher Rees 10yrs.) 20 yrs.
Tommy Naughton 10yrs.)
11 – Brandon Thomas 9yrs.) 17 yrs.
Peter Skittrup 8yrs.)
12 – Bruce Cowan 10yrs.) 18 yrs.
Guy Howard 8yrs.)
13 – Barry Donovan 10yrs. ) 20 yrs.
Bruce Lawrence 10yrs.)
14 – Malcolm Arnold 9yrs.) 18 yrs.
Kenneth Curtis 9yrs.)
15 – Brian Morgan 12yrs.) 23 yrs.
Brian Williams 11yrs.)
16 – David Bromley 10yrs.) 22 yrs.
Humphrey Symons 12yrs.)
17 – Les Draper 11yrs.) 23 yrs.
Robert Draper 12yrs.)
18 – Rex Harrison 10yrs.) 20 yrs.
Richard Bone 10yrs.)
PRIZES
FIRST – Two trophies to the value of £3/3/- each and the G. Baillie Challenge Cups.
SECOND) – Trophies to the value of £2/2/- each.
THIRD – Trophies to the value of £1/1/- each.
SPECIAL PRIZE – For the smartest turn out.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY.
1 – Two drivers per trolley, two boys, two girls, or a mixed pair. One of contesting pair to be not over 14 years of age. and the other not under 8yrs, of age. COMBINED AGES OF PAIR NOT TO EXCEED 23 YEARS.
2 – Trolley must be HOME MADE.
3 – Pneumatic Tyres prohibited.
4 – Trollies will be subject to inspection, and will be issued with warrant of fitness on April 15th.
5 – Driver and Pusher must change places at each pit, -and Driver must pick up from each Pit one check card. These cards must be shown at finishing point.
6 – Size of wheels not to exceed 18 inches. All four wheels to be on the ground.
7 – Each Driver. Pusher and Trolley must wear number allocated prior to race.
8 – No motor or pedalling device to be used in Trolley.
9 – Route on entering Windsor Park – Turn right and follow track to finishing post.
10 – All trolleys must be at Willowpark Road at 10 a.m. on Monday. April 19th. The race will start at 10.30 a.m.
11 – All trolleys must be at Baillie Motors. Hastings Street, at 7 p.m. on Thursday. April 15th. to receive instructions, numbers, and warrants of fitness. Trolleys will then parade through Heretaunga Street.
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Athletic and Cycling Events
(Conducted and Controlled by the Hastings Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club of the H.B.-P.B. Centre of the N.Z.A.A.A.)
OFFICIALS:
Manager and Referee: MR. R. CABOT.
Track Judges: MESSRS. S. KING (chief), S. HUNTER, C. H. MATTHEWS, MISS J. CORNWELL.
Field Judges: MESSRS. G. LOBBAN (chief), D. HAGENSON (chief), G. WALTERS, H. FARNELL, V. WALTERS, B. ROSE.
Recorder: MISS M. BOULT.
Announcer: MISS G. SYMES.
Starter: MR. J. BARTLETT.
Timekeepers: MESSRS. W. J. HOLLIS (chief), T. FULTON, E. KALE.
Marksman: MRS. J. BARTLETT.
Track Stewards: MESSRS. R. ATTWOOD, A. FOSTER, J. ANDERSON, W. CLIFFORD, T. COLQUHOUN.
Equipment Stewards:
INTERMEDIATE MEMBERS OF HASTINGS A.A. & C.C.
Handicappers:
MR. A. BROMLEY (Track) MR. G. LOBBAN (Field)
MR. R. ATTWOOD (Cycling)
All the events run under the N.Z.A.A.A, and N.Z.A.C.A. Rules.
The Athletic and Cycling Section of this programme is subject to alteration if necessary.
All placegetters on Saturday are subject to rehandicapping on Monday.
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NOTICE TO COMPETITORS:
All events will be run under N.Z.A.A.A. and N.Z.A.C.A. Rules.
Per the public address system, competitors will be advised to proceed to the starting post for the various events, and failure to obey will result in events being started without them.
Competitors are asked to assist by notifying the announcer of any scratchings at least five minutes before the event is timed to start.
In distance events a bell will be rung at the commencement of the last lap.
Competitors must leave the enclosure immediately after competing. Trainers will not be allowed on the field.
The referee reserves the right to make any alteration in the heats he may consider advisable.
Only those athletes who are registered with their Centres will be allowed to compete. Registered numbers MUST be worn.
Competitors in relay events after handing over baton must not move into adjoining lanes. Failure to observe this rule will result in prompt disqualification of team concerned and if thought necessary the re-running again by the remaining teams.
Any competitor who runs on the line will be disqualified.
The Manager has the right to re-arrange heats if necessary.
Competitors shown with Asterisk to see Handicapper.
Intermediate Events – age 11-15 years inclusive.
Trophies being competed for in the Athletic Section of the Highland Games 1954 are: –
Hastings Hundred, £85 Challenge Cup and £15 Trophy, 2nd £10 Trophy, 3rd £3 Trophy (men’s 100yds),
McAra Challenge Cup and £10 Trophy (women’s Scottish 75yds).
Monarch Challenge Cup (Athlete gaining most points during Games).
Hastings Cycle Retailers’ Challenge Cup (cyclist gaining most points during Games).
R. Croft Challenge Cup and £15 Trophy to winner Highland Mile Wheelrace.
Special Highland Games Gold Medals and Trophies for all Championship winners. All other events trophies for 1st and 2nd.
Hastings Highland Games Marathon. Special Challenge Cup and £10 trophy, 2nd £5 trophy, 3rd £2 trophy. Fastest Time. £10 trophy, 2nd £5 trophy, 3rd £2 trophy.
MARATHON OFFICIALS:
Starter: Mayor of Waipukurau.
Manager-Referee: J. Mathieson.
Timekeeper-recorder: D. Shattky. Assistant timekeeper: E. E. Flower.
ABBREVIATIONS – Alongside Competitor in Parentheses.
(H) Hastings. (Wn.) Wellington. (P) Petone. (G) Gisborne. (W) Wairoa. (N) Napier. (M) Marton, (Ma) Masterton. (PN) Palmerston Nth. (Wa) Wanganui. (A) Auckland. (Wpk.) Waipukurau. (NP) New Plymouth. (Pt) Patea. (T) Taihape. (Ha) Hawera. (Hn) Hamilton. (Ch) Christchurch. (O) Otaki. (Wh) Whakatane. (Wv) Woodville. (F) Foxton, (TeA) Te Aroha.
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Order of Events
SATURDAY, 17th APRIL, 1954.
MORNING 11 A.M.
Event
1 – Cyclists 1/2-mile Hcp. Open. Heats.
2 – 120yds. Hdcp. Men open. Heats.
3 – 80 Metres Hurdles Hdcp. Women. Heats.
4 – Discus Handicap. Men. Open.
5 – Cyclist’s l-mile Handicap. Open. Semi-final.
6 – 75yds. Intermediate Handicap. Boys.
7 – 75yds. Intermediate Handicap. Girls.
8 – 220yds. Handicap. Men. Open. Heats.
9 – Broad Jump Handicap. Intermediate Boys.
10 – Broad Jump Handicap. Intermediate Girls.
11 – 120yds. Handicap. Men. Open. Semi-final.
12 – Cyclists 1/2-mile Highland Games Championship Heats.
13 – 440yds. Handicap Men. Open.
14 – Cyclists’ 2-lap Handicap. Intermediate Boys.
15 – High Jump Handicap. Women.
16 – 220yds. Handicap. Men. Open. Semi-final.
17 – Cyclists’ 1 mile Highland Games Championship Heats.
AFTERNOON – 2 P.M.
18 – Hammer Throw Open.
19 – Pole Vault Handicap. Open.
20 – Cyclists’ Half-mile Handicap, Open. Final.
21 – 120yds. Handicap, Men Open. Final.
22 – Hop, Step and Jump Handicap, Men. Open.
23 – 80 Metres Hurdles Handicap, Women. Final.
24 – Waipukurau-Hastings Marathon.
25 – Cyclists Half-mile Highland Games Championship Final.
26 – 880yds. Highland Games Championship Men. Open.
27 – 120yds. Handicap. Women,
28 – 8lb. Shot Putt Handicap. Women.
29 – Cyclists’ One Mile Highland Games Championship, Final.
30 – 100yds. Highland Games Championship Men.
31 – 100yds. Handicap, Women.
32 – Cyclists Three-mile Handicap. Heats.
33 – Hawke’s Bay Steeplechase.
34 – Discus Handicap. Women.
35 – One mile Handicap Open.
36 – Cyclists’ 3-mile Handicap. Final.
37 – 75yds. Highland Games Championship, Women.
38 – 220yds. Handicap, Men. Open. Final.
39 – Cyclists “Miss and Out.”
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IMPORTANT – PLEASE NOTE!
Entries for Next Year’s FIFTH HIGHLAND GAMES
Close on FRIDAY, 25th MARCH, 1955.
Please Forward Your Entries and Applications For Accommodation at Next Year’s Hastings Highland Games Early to
MR. K. J. SPARKS.
Organising Secretary,
Greater Hastings Inc.,
P.O. Box 478,
HASTINGS.
PHONES:
4132 – Office. 9217D – Residence.
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SATURDAY
CHILDREN’S EVENTS CONDUCTED FROM 10 to 11 A.M.
ADULT EVENTS COMMENCE 11 A.M.
ALL ATHLETIC EVENTS – 5 COMPETITORS OR NO RACE
7 COMPETITORS OR NO SECOND PRIZE
Event 1 – CYCLISTS 1/2-MILE HANDICAP OPEN. – HEATS.
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Semi-finals.
HEAT 1 Hcp.
D. Smith (O) scr.
A. Rowe (N) 25
B. Plank (Wh) 40
N. Atkins (H) 50
A. Sharrock (Wpk.) 60
A. Rice (G) 70
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2. Hcp.
E. Titchborne (N) 20
C. Beals (PN) 25
B. O’Neill (H) 30
J. Calder (F) 40
D. Chote (H) 50
R. Couper (G) 70
J. Stewart (W) 85
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 3 Hcp.
G. V. Johnston (Wh) *
R. Hayward (Ma) 5
M. Love (WH) 30
M. Yates (H) 50
T. Boyd (TeA) 45
K. Chestnut (H) 65
A. Mapuhi (N) 90
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 4 Hcp.
G. W. Whittaker (Wh) *
R. Calder (F) 20
W. Wilhelmson (N) 40
L. Munro (TeA) 45
R. Foster (G) 60
V. Plank (Wh) 60
P. Martin (O) 60
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Semifinal of this event is No. 5.
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Event 2 – 120YDS. HANDICAP MEN OPEN. – HEATS.
1st, 2nd and 3rd Qualify for Semi-finals.
HEAT 1 Hcp.
254 – B. W. Parkin (T) 5
4 – B. R. Quayle (Ma) 8
379 – T. Old (T) 9
58 – G. A. Williams (Wpk) 10
136 – E. Stanley (H) 11
– E. J. Keith (NP) *
310 – G. Goodwin (PT) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp.
458 – R. B. Hiskins (Hn) 4
– E. J. Watts (N) *
191 – J. M. Lundon (H) 8
148 – P. Price (H) 10
404 – B. Hallgarth (N) 3
– A. Swan (A) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 3 Hcp.
– M. Pope (W) 5
296 – G. Swarbrick (G) *
154 – I. E. Cowley (H) 9
89 – P. E. Gregory (P) 10
509 – C. Wood (N) 10
511 – L. L. Searle (N) 11
549 – G. V. Hourigan (P) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Semi-final of this event is No. 11.
Event 3 – 80 METRES HURDLES HANDICAP WOMEN HEATS
(1st and 2nd to qualify for final).
HEAT 1
158 – M. Stuart (H) Scr
104 – F. Bull (PN) 1hdle down
72 – M. A. Wallace (Ma) *
51 – J. M. Hall (Wpk) *
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 2
400 – H. Wright (Wn) *
449 – J. M. Hallgarth (N) 1hdle down & 4yrs.
333 – W. Shelton (G) 1hdle down & 6yds.
66 – B. W. Hingston (Wa) *
1st 2nd
Time
Final of this event is No. 23.
Event 4 – DISCUS HANDICAP, MEN. OPEN.
370 – J. W. Borlace (PN) 20ft
89 – P. E. Gregory (P) 70ft.
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance
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Event 5 – CYCLISTS ½-MILE HANDICAP OPEN. SEMI-FINAL
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Final.
1st SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
2nd SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Final of this event is No. 20
Event 6 – 75YDS. INTERMED. BOYS HANDICAP. Post entries
1st 2nd 3rd Time:
Event 7 – 75YDS. INTERMED. GIRLS HDCP. Post Entries.
1st 2nd 3rd Time:
Event 8 – 220YDS. HANDICAP MEN, OPEN. HEATS.
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Semi-finals.
HEAT 1 Hcp.
380 – B. L. Smith (Wn) 3
4 – R- Quayle (Ma) 12
191 – J. M. Lundon (H) 17
251 – R. A. Jenkins (T) 19
148 – P. Price (H) 22
511 – L. L. Searle (N) 24
310 – G. Goodwin (Pt) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time:
HEAT 2
381 – R. J. Rasmussen (Wn) 10
– E. J. -Watts (N) *
358 – G. L. Edgecombe (Ha) 16
– E. J. Keith (NP) *
319 – M. J. Milham (Pt) 18
136 – E. Stanley (H) 25
1st 2nd 3rd Time:
HEAT 3
254 – B. W. Parkin (T) 13
296 – G. Swarbrick (G) *
154 – I. E. Cowley (H) 19
417 – G. C. Lewis (Wn) 19
379 – T. Old (T) 21
509 – C. Wood (N) 23
1st 2nd 3rd Time:
Semi-final of this event is No. 16
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Event 9 – INTERMEDIATE BOYS BROAD JUMP HDCP.
Post entries.
1st Dist 2nd Dist.
3rd Dist.
Event 10 – INTERMED. GIRLS BROAD JUMP HDCP.
Post entries.
1st Dist 2nd Dist.
3rd Dist.
Event 11 – 120YDS. HANDICAP MEN. OPEN. SEMI-FINALS.
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Final
1st SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd Time:
2nd SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd Time:
Final for this event is No. 21.
Event 12 – CYCLISTS ½-MILE HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP – HEATS.
1st, and 2nd to Qualify for Final.
HEAT 1
T. Boyd (TcA)
R. Hayward (Ma)
C. Beals (PN)
B. Plank (Wh)
M. Yates (H)
V. Plank (Wh)
A. Rice (G)
A. Mapuhi (N)
G. W. Whittaker (Wh)
1st 2nd
Time:
HEAT 2
L. Munro (Wh)
E. Titchborne (N)
A. Rowe (N)
W. Wilhelmson (N)
R. Foster (G)
R. Couper (G)
P. Martin (O)
B. O’Neill (H)
1st 2nd
Time:
HEAT 3
D. Smith (O)
R. Calder (_F)
M. Love (Wh)
D. Chote (H)
N.Atkins (H)
A. Sharrock (Wpk)
J. Stewart (Wv)
G. V. Johnston (Wh)
1st 2nd
Time:
Final of this event is No. 25
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Event 13 – 440YDS. HANDICAP MEN. OPEN.
458 – R. B. Hiskins (Hn) 4
254 – B. W. Parkin (T) 15
148 – P. Price (H) 30
191 – J. M. Lundon (H) 33
511 – L. L. Searle (N) 35
136 – E. Stanley (H) 58
– E. I. Watts (N) *
– B. R. Quayle (Ma) *
– F. R. Lister (P) *
– C. Cook (PN) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 14 – CYCLISTS 2-LAP HDCP., INTERMED. BOYS.
Post Entries.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 15 – HIGH JUMP HANDICAP, WOMEN.
51 – J. M. Hall (Wpk) *
66 – B. W. Hingston (Wa) *
400 – H. Wright (Wn) scr.
449 – J. M. Hallgarth (N) 3″
– M. Mead (G) 6″
– J. Brown (G) 7″
160 – S. M. Collins (H) 8″
104 – F. Bull (P) *
70 – B. Baxter (Wa) *
72 – M. A. Wallace (Wa) *
– B. J. Brown (Wa) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Height Height Height
Event 16 – 220YDS. HANDICAP MEN, OPEN, SEMI-FINAL.
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Final.
1st SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
2nd SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Final for this event is No. 38.
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Event 17 – CYCLISTS 1 MILE HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP. HEATS. 1st, 2nd and 3rd to qualify for Final.
HEAT 1
T. Boyd (TeA)
D. Smith (O)
E. Titchborne (N)
C. Beals (PN)
M. Love (WH)
W. Wilhelmson (N)
M. Yates (H)
N. Atkins (H)
V. Plank (Wh)
A. Sharrock (Wpk)
P. Martin (O)
G. V. Johnston (Wh)
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2
L. Munro (Wh)
R. Hayward (Ma)
R. Calder (F)
A. Rowe (N)
B. Plank (Wh)
D. Chote (H)
R. Foster (G)
R. Couper (G)
A. Rice (G)
J. Stewart (Wv)
A. Mapuhi (N)
B. O’Neill (H)
G. W. Whittaker (Wh)
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 29
AFTERNOON EVENTS 2 P.M.
Event 18 – HAMMER THROW, OPEN.
370 – J. W. Borlace (P.N.) 20ft.
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance
Event 19 – POLE VAULT HANDICAP, OPEN.
193 – I. H. Morrison (PN) 9″
– R. L. Stewart (H) 9″
643 – G.M. Sefflett (P) *
1st Dist 2nd Dist
3rd Dist
Event 20 – CYCLISTS’ 1/2-MILE HANDICAP, OPEN. FINAL.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
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Event 21 – 120YDS. HANDICAP MEN, OPEN. FINAL.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 22 – HOP, STEP & JUMP HANDICAP, MEN. OPEN.
– R. L. Stewart (H) 5ft
– M. Pope (W) 5ft
177 – L. A. O’Keefe (PN) 7ft
89 – P. E. Gregory (P) 10ft
373 – R. R. Mitchell (Wn) *
379 – T. Old (T) *
381 – R. J. Rasmussen (Wn) *
58 – G. A. Williams (Wpk) *
643 – G. M. Sifflett (P) *
417 – G. C. Lewis (Wn) *
83 – G. C. Andrews (Wa) *
1st Dist 2nd Dist
3rd Dist
Event 23 – 80 METRES HURDLES HANDICAP, WOMEN.
FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 24 – WAIPUKURAU – HASTINGS MARATHON.
Start: 9.30 a.m. at Waipukurau Post Office.
(Distance 35 miles approx.)
N. Taylor (Ma) scr
H. Fitzgerald (Hn) scr
L. Tonkin (N) scr
R. Coles (H) 30min
J. Philpott (H) 30min
P. Price (H) 30min
E. Lange (H) 30min
C. Wright (H) 30min
J. H. Cain (D) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 25 – CYCLISTS 1/2-MILE HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP, FINAL.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
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Event 26 – 880yds. HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP-MEN OPEN.
– L. A. King (A)
373 – R. R. Mitchell (Wn)
268 – F. Poppe (M)
2 – H. A. MacNeilage (Ma)
357 – A. G. Savage (Ha)
319 – M. J. Milham (Pt)
643 – G. M. Sifflett (P)
– R. W. Wilson (P)
111 – I. C. I. Lyon (P)
413 – J. B. Parcell (Ch)
89 – S. Anderson (Wa)
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 27 – 120yds. HANDICAP – WOMEN.
333 – W. Shelton (G) 6
171 – T. Isaacson (H) 7
– B. Vincent (W) *
449 – J.M. Hallgarth (N) 8
203 – M. C. Isaacson (H) 8
66 – B. W. Hingston (Wa) *
51 – J. M. Hall (Wpk) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 28 – 81b. SHOT PUTT HANDICAP – WOMEN.
– Y. Williams (A)
– M. Whisker (A)
– B. Vincent (W)
160 – S. M. Collins (H)
203 – M. C. Isaacson (H)
400 – H. Wright (Wn)
70 – B. Baxter (Wa)
51 – J. M. Hall (Wpk)
1s t Dist 2nd Dist
3rd Dist
Event 29 – CYCLISTS 1 MILE HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 30: 100yds HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP MEN
254 – B. W. Parkin (T)
358 – G. L. Edgecombe (Ha)
380 – B. L. Smith (Wn)
458 – R. B. Hiskins (Hn)
– R. L. Stewart (H)
– M. Pope (W)
549 – G. V. Hourigan (P)
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
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Event 31 – 100YDS. HANDICAP WOMEN.
158 – M. Stewart (H) scr
333 – W. Shelton (G) 5
171 – T. Isaacson (H) 6
449 – J. M. Hallgarth (N) 7
203 – M. C. Isaacson (H) 7
– B. Vincent (W) *
66 – B. W. Hingston (Wa) *
51 – J. M. Hall (Wpk) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Time:
Event 32 – CYCLISTS THREE-MILE HANDICAP – HEATS
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th to Qualify for final.
HEAT 1 Hcp
D. Smith (O) scr
G. W. Whittaker (Wh) *
E. Titchborne (N) 100
C. Beals (PN) 150
L. Munro (TeA) 160
B. Plank (Wh) 160
J. Calder (F) 180
M. Yates (H) 200
N. Atkins (H) 220
V. Plank (Wh) 300
A. Sharrock (Wpk) 320
P. Martin (O) 340
J. Stewart (Wv) 360
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
HEAT 2 Hep
G. V. Johnston (Wh) *
R. Hayward (Ma) 60
R. Calder (F) 100
A. Rowe (N) 150
M. Love (Wh) 150
T. Boyd (TeA) 160
B. O’Neill (H) 160
W. Wilhelmson (N) 180
D. Chote (H) 200
R. Foster (G) 250
A. Rice (G) 300
R. Couper (G) 320
A. Mapuhi (N) 360
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
Final of this event is No. 36.
Event 33 – H.B. STEEPLECHASE (approx. 2 miles).
Post Entries.
(Open to registered athletes of H.B.-P.B. Centre Only)
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 34 – DISCUSS HANDICAP – WOMEN.
– Y. Williams (A)
– M. Whisker (A)
– M. Mead (G)
160 – S. M. Collins (H)
449 – J. M. Hallgarth (N)
224 – B. Vincent (W)
203 – M. C. Isaacson (H)
– J. Brown (G)
70 – B. Baxter (Wa)
51 – J. M. Hall (Wpk)
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance Distance Distance
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Event 35 – ONE MILE HANDICAP, OPEN.
413 – J. B. Parcell (Ch) scr
– L. A. King (A) scr
2 – H. A. McNeilage (Ma) 15
373 – R. R. Mitchell (Wn) 55
370 – K. O. Blight (Wn) 90
251 – R. A. Jenkins (T) 100
643 – G. M. Sefflett (P) 115
– F. R. Lister (P) 125
111 – I. C T. Lyon (P) 135
– R. W. Wilson (P) 180
404 – B. Hallgarth (N) 185
177 – R. I. Heeney (H) *
395 – B. Gundesen (Ha) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 36 – CYCLISTS THREE-MILE HANDICAP – FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 37 – 75YDS. HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP WOMEN.
– Y. Williams (A)
158 – M. Stuart (H)
333 – W. Shelton (G)
– B. Vincent (W)
51 – J. M. Hall (Wpk)
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 38 – 220YDS. HANDICAP, MEN. OPEN. FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 39 – CYCLISTS “MISS AND OUT”
T. Boyd (TcA)
L. Munro (TeA)
D. Smith (O)
R. Hayward (Ma)
E. Titchborne (N)
R. Calder (F)
A. Rowe (N)
M. Love (Wh)
B. Plank (Wh)
A. Mapuhi (N)
G. W. Whittaker (Wh)
W. Wilhelmson (N)
D. Chote (H)
M. Yates (H)
N. Atkins (H)
R. Couper (G)
A. Sharrock (Wpk)
A. Rice (G)
P. Martin (O)
J. Stewart (Wv)
B. O’Neill (H)
G. V. Johnston (Wh)
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
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MONDAY, 19th APRIL, 1954.
MORNING 11 A.M.
1 – Cyclists 1/2-mile Handicap Heats.
2 – 120yds. Handicap Men, Open Heats.
3 – 220yds. Hurdles Handicap, Men, Open Heats.
4 – 100yds. Handicap Men Open Heats
“HASTINGS HUNDRED”
5 – Javelin Handicap, Women.
6 – 80 Metres Hurdles Highland Games Championship women, Heats.
7 – Cyclists’ 1/2-mile Handicap, Semi-final.
8 – 100yds. Handicap, intermediate boys.
9 – 100yds. Handicap, intermediate girls.
10 – 75yds. Handicap women, heats “THE SCOTTISH 75”
11 – Cyclists “HIGHLAND MILE WHEEL RACE” Heats.
12 – Broad Jump Handicap, Men, Open.
13 – Broad Jump Handicap, Women.
14 – Cyclists 2-lap Handicap, intermediate boys.
AFTERNOON 2 P.M.
15 – Cyclists 1/2-mile Handicap Final.
16 – High Jump Handicap, Men Open.
17 – 120yds. Handicap, Men Open. Final.
18 – Javelin Handicap, Men, Open.
19 – High Jump Handicap, Intermediate Boys.
20 – 80 Metres Hurdles Highland Games Championship Women. Final.
21 – 100yds, Handicap Men Open. Semi-final
“HASTINGS HUNDRED”
22 – Cyclists “HIGHLAND MILE WHEELRACE” Final.
23 – 880yds. Handicap, Men, Open.
24 – 220yds. Hurdles Handicap, Men, Open. Final.
25 – 100yds. Highland Games Championship, Women.
26 – 161bs. Shot Putt Handicap, Men, Open.
27 – 100yds. Handicap Men Open. Final ‘HASTINGS HUNDRED’
28 – Cyclists 3-mile Highland Games Championship, Heats.
29 – 440yds. Highland Games Championship Men, Open.
20 – 75yds. Handicap, Final “THE SCOTTISH 75”
31 – 1 mile Highland Games Championship Open.
32 – Cyclists 3 Mile Highland Games Championship Final.
33 – 220yds. Highland Games Championship, Men Open.
34 – Men’s Relay. 1 Mile Medley.
35 – Cyclists – “Miss and Out”.
36 – Women’s Relay, 4 x 110yds.
37 – Cyclists 1 mile Consolation Handicap.
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Event 1 – CYCLISTS ½-MILE HANDICAP – HEATS.
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Final.
HEAT 1 Hcp.
D. Smith (O) scr
A. Rowe (N) 25
B. Plank (Wh) 40
N. Atkins (H) 50
A. Sharrock (Wpk) 60
A. Rice (G) 70
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp.
E. Titchborne (N) 20
C. Beals (PN) 25
B. O’Neill (H) 30
D. Chote (H) 50
J. Calder (F) 40
R. Couper (G) 70
J. Stewart (Wv) 85
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 3 Hcp.
G. V. Johnston (Wh) *
R. Hayward (Ma) 15
M. Love (Wh ) 30
M. Yates (H) 50
Boyd (TeA) 45
K. Chestnut (H) 65
A. Mapuhi (N) 90
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 4 Hcp.
R. Calder (F) 20
W. Wilhelmson (N) 40
L. Munro (TeA) 45
R. Foster (G) 60
V. Plank (Wh) 60
P. Martin (O) 80
G. W. Whittaker (Wh) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Semi-final of this event is No. 7.
Event 2 – 120yds. HANDICAP MEN, OPEN, HEATS.
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for final.
HEAT 1 Hcp
254 – B. W. Parkin (T) 5
379 – T. Old (T) 9
58 – G. A. Williams (Wpk) 10
251 – R. A. Jenkins (T) 10
– E. J. Watts (N) *
310 – G. Goodwin (Pt) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
191 – J. M. Lundon (H) 8
89 – P. E. Gregory (P) 10
136 – E. Stanley (H) 11
296 – G. Swarbrick (G) *
404 – B. Hallgarth (N) 13
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 17.
Event 3 – 220yds. HURDLES HANDICAP MEN, OPEN HEATS
1st and 2nd to Qualify for Final.
HEAT 1 Hcp
373 – R. R. Mitchell (Wn) *
511 – L. L. Searle (N) 1hdle down & 12yds.
549 – G. V. Hourigan (P) *
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
148 – P. Price (H) 1hdle down & 6yds
177 – R. J. Heeney (H) *
– H. Owens (W) *
1st 2nd
Time
Final of this event is No. 24.
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Event 4 – 100yds. HANDICAP OPEN MEN. HEATS.
“HASTINGS HUNDRED”
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Semi-final.
HEAT 1 Hcp
380 – B. L. Smith (Wn) scr
358 – G. L. Edgecombe (Ha) 5
191 – J. M. Lundon (H) 7
379 – T. Old (T) 8
296 – G. Swarbrick (G) *
509 – C. Wood (N) 9
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
254 – B. W. Parkin (T) 4
– M. Pope (W) 5
4 – B. R. Quayle (Ma) 7
319 – M. J. Milham (Pt) 7
– A. Swan (A) *
511 – L. L. Searle (N) 10
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 3 Hcp
381 – R. J. Rasmussen (Wn) 4
– R. L. Stewart (H) 6
154 – I. E. Cowley (H) 8
148 – P. Price (H) 9
158 – G. A. Williams (Wpk) 9
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 4 Hcp
458 – R. B. Hiskins (Hn) 4
417 – G. C. Lewis (Wn) 7
99 – M. J. Fulford (Wpk) 8
179 – G. J. Walls (PN) 9
– E. J. Keith (NP) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Semi-final of this event is No. 21.
Event 5 – JAVELIN HANDICAP, WOMEN.
160 – S. M. Collins (H) l4Ft
449 – J. M. Hallgarth (N) *
– M. Whisker (A) *
72 – M. A. Wallace (Wa) *
70 – B. Baxter (Wa) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance Distance Distance
Event 6 – 80 METRES HURDLES HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP WOMEN – HEATS
1st and 2nd to qualify for Final.
HEAT I
– Y. Williams (A)
400 – H. Wright (Wn)
72 – M. A. Wallace (Wa)
449 – J. M. Hallgarth (N)
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 2
158 – M. Stuart (H)
333 – W. Shelton (G)
104 – P. Bull (P)
66 – B. W. Hingston (Wa)
1st 2nd
Time
Final of this event is No. 20.
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Event 7 – CYCLISTS’ ½-MILE HANDICAP, Semi-final.
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Final.
1st SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd
3rd Time
2nd SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 15
Event 8 – 100YDS. HANDICAP INTERMEDIATE BOYS
(Post Entries)
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Event 9 – 100yds. HANDICAP INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
(Post entries)
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Event 10 – 75YDS. HANDICAP WOMEN HEATS
“THE SCOTTISH 75”
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Final.
HEAT 1 Hcp.
158 – M. Stuart (H) scr
171 – T. Isaacson (H) 5
160 – S. M. Collins (H) 7
72 – M. A. Wallace (Wa) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp.
333 – W. Shelton (G) 4
449 – J. M. Hallgarth (N) 6
– B. Vincent (W) *
66 – B. W Hingston (Wa) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 30
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Event 11 – CYCLISTS HIGHLAND MILE WHEELRACE
HEATS 1st 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for final.
HEAT 1
D. Smith (O) scr
R. Calder (F) 30
M. Love (Wh) 50
D. Chote (H) 90
L. Munro (TeA) 80
R. Foster (G) 100
K. Chestnut (H) 120
P. Martin (O) 160
G. W. Whittaker (Wh) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
G. V. Johnston (Wh) *
R. Hayward (Ma) 25
A. Rowe (N) 60
W. Wilhelmson (N) 80
G. Calder 80(F)
N. Atkins (H) 110
V. Plank (Wh) 125
A. Sharrock (Wpk) 140
A. Mapuhi (N) 180
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 3 Hcp
E. Tichborne (N) 30
C. Beals (PN) 45
B. O’Neill (H) 6060
B. Plank (Wh) 60
T. Boyd (TeA) 80
M. Yates H) 100
R. Couper (G) 130
A. Rice (G) 130
J. Stewart (Wv) 170
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 22
Event 12 – BROAD JUMP HANDICAP MEN, OPEN
– M. Pope (W) 1′ 6″
177 – L. A. O’Keefe (PN) 3′ 0″
643 – G. M. Sifflett (PN) 4′ 3″
58 – G. A. Williams (Wpk) 4′ 6″
– A. Swan (A) *
379 – T. Old (T) *
381 – R. I. Rasmussen (Wn) *
89 – P. E. Gregory (P) *
417 – G. C. Lewis (Wn) *
83 – G. C. Andrews (Wa) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance Distance Distance
Event 13 – BROAD JUMP HANDICAP – WOMEN
– Y. Williams (A)
333 – W. Shelton (G)
171 – T. Isaacson (H)
160 – S. M. Collins (H)
– B. Vincent (W)
203 – M. C. Isaacson (H)
104 – F. Bull (P)
400 – H. Wright (Wn)
70 – B. Baxter (Wa)
– B. J. Brown (Wa)
72 – M. A. Wallace (Wa)
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance Distance Distance
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Event 14 – CYCLISTS TWO-LAP HANDICAP, INTERMEDIATE BOYS (post entries)
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
AFTERNOON EVENTS – 2P.M.
Event 15 – CYCLISTS l-MILE HANDICAP, FINAL.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 16 – HIGH JUMP HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN
– M. Pope (W) scr
193 – I. H. Morrison (PN) 2″
177 – L. A. O’Keefe (PN) 8″
404 – B. Hallgarth (N) 11″
2 – H. A. MacNeilage (Ma) *
58 – G. A. Williams (Wpk) *
89 – S. Anderson (Wa) *
83 – G. C. Andrews (Wa) *
77 – K. Forsythe (Wa) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Height Height Height
Event 17 – 120YDS. HANDICAP MEN, OPEN – FINAL.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 18 – JAVELIN HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN.
417 – G. C. Lewis (Wn) 15′
– M. Pope (W) 20′
58-G. A. Williams (Wpk) 70′
– E. J. Watts (N) 80′
310 – G. Goodwin (Pt) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance Distance Distance
Event 19 – HIGH JUMP HANDICAP – INTERMEDIATE BOYS
(Post entries)
1st 2nd 3rd
Height Height Height
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Event 20 – 80 METRES HURDLES HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP WOMEN, FINAL.
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 21 – 100YDS HANDICAP, MEN. OPEN – SEMI-FINAL
“HASTINGS HUNDRED”
1st, 2nd and 3rd to Qualify for Final.
1st SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
2nd SEMI-FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Final of this event is No. 27
Event 22 – CYCLISTS HIGHLAND MILE WHEELRACE FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 23 – 880YDS. HANDICAP, MEN OPEN.
413 – J. B. Parcell (Ch) Scr
2 – H A. MacNeilage (Ma) 10
– L. A. King (A) 25
373 – R. R. Mitchell (Wn) 40
370 – K. O. Blight (Wn) 40
179 – G. J. Walls (PN) 45
319 – M. J. Milham (Pt) 60
– F. R. Lister (P) 65
251 – R. A. Jenkins (T) 65
643 – G. M. Sifflett (P) 70
– R. W. Wilson (P) 75
111 – I. C. T. Lyon (P) 75
136 – E. Stanley (H) 80
404 – B. Hallgarth (N) 80
357 – A. G. Savage (Ha) *
177 – R. T. Heeney (H) *
– E. J. Watts (N) *
89 – S. Anderson (Wa) *
395 – B. Gundesen (Ha) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
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Event 24 – 220YDS. HURDLES HANDICAP, MEN. OPEN FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 25 – 100YDS. HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP WOMEN
– Y. Williams (A)
333 – W. Shelton (G)
158 – M. Stuart (H)
– B. Vincent (W)
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 26 – 161b SHOT PUTT HANDICAP, MEN – OPEN.
379 – T. Old (T) *
77 – K. Forsyth (Wa) *
370 – J. W. Borlace (PN) 20′
1st 2nd 3rd
Distance Distance Distance
Event 27 – 100YDS. HANDICAP, MEN OPEN – FINAL “HASTINGS HUNDRED”
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
Event 28 – CYCLISTS THREE-MILE HIGHLAND GAMES
CHAMPIONSHIP – HEATS
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th to Qualify for Final.
HEAT I
L. Munro (TeA)
D. Smith (O)
R. Calder (F)
C. Beals (PN)
B. Plank (Wh)
W. Wilhelmson (N)
R. Foster (G)
N. Atkins (H)
A. Rice (G)
A. Sharrock (Wpk)
A. Mapuhi (N)
B. O’Neill (H)
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
HEAT 2
G. V. Johnston (Wh)
T. Boyd (TeA)
E. Titchborne (N)
M. Love (Wh)
M. Yates (H)
V. Plank (Wh)
P. Martin (O)
R. Hayward (Ma)
A. Rowe (N)
D. Chote (H)
R. Couper (G)
J. Stewart (Wn)
G. W. Whittaker (Wh)
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
Final of this event is No. 32.
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Event 29 – 440yds. HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP MEN – OPEN.
268 – F. Poppe (M)
179 – G. J. Walls (PN)
4 – B. R. Quayle (Ma)
254 – B. W. Parkin (T)
458 – R. B. Hiskens (Hn)
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Event 30 – 75YDS. HANDICAP WOMEN – FINAL “THE SCOTTISH 75”
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Event 31 – ONE MILE HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN
413 – J. B. Parcell (Ch)
2 – M. A. MacNeilage (Ma)
– L. A. King (A)
– R. A. Jenkins (T)
370 – K. O. Blight (Wn)
373 – R. R. Mitchell (Wn)
– R. W. Wilson (P)
111 – I. C. I. Lyon (P)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Event 32 – CYCLISTS THREE-MILE HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP – FINAL
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Event 33 – 220YDS. HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP MEN – OPEN
179 – G. I. Walls (PN)
254 – B. W. Parkin (T)
358 – G. L. Edgecombe (Ha)
380 – B. L. Smith (Wn)
458 – R. B. Hiskens (Hn)
154 – I. E. Cowley (H)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Event 34 – MEN’S RELAY (Post Entries) (440, 220, 220, 880yds.)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Page Seventy-seven
Event 35 – CYCLISTS “MISS AND OUT’”
T. Boyd (TeA)
L. Munro (TeA)
D. Smith (O)
R. Hayward (Ma)
E. Titchborne (N)
R. Calder (F)
A. Rowe (N)
M. Love (Wh)
B. Plank (Wh)
W. Wilhelmson (N)
D. Chote (H)
M. Yates (H)
N. Atkins (H)
R. Couper (G)
A. Sharrock (Wpk)
A. Rice (G)
P. Martin (O)
J. Stewart (Wv)
A. Mapuhi (N)
B. O’Neill (H)
G. V. Johnston (Wh)
G. W. Whittaker (Wh)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Event 36 – WOMEN’S RELAY 4 x 110 (Post entries)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Event 37 – CYCLISTS ONE MILE CONSOLATION HANDICAP
(For cyclists who have not received a medal or a prize at the 1954 Highland Games Meeting.)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Page Seventy-nine
Axecraft Events Monday
OFFICIALS:
Head Steward: MR. A. A. HUTT.
Referee: Mr. G. REG. COOK.
Judge: MR. DON CAMERON
Handicapper: MR. V. C. PETERSEN (H.B. Centre Handicapper)
Block Stewards: MESSRS. N. H. WILSON and T. BURT.
Electric Judging & Timing Device by courtesy of
MR. W. A. P. BAKER, Kati Kati, Tauranga.
(Te be conducted under the rules of the N.Z. Athletic. Cycling & Axemen’s Union Inc.)
ALL ENTRIES SUBJECT TO RE-HANDICAP
FOLLOWING TIKOKINO CHOPS ON EASTER SATURDAY
1. – 12″ STANDING CHOP (Second Class)
1st £12/10/-, & Racing Axe presented by Mr. F. Campbell, 2nd £5, 3rd £2, 4th £1.
Nomination 5/-, Acceptance 7/6.
LIMIT 25SECS.
1st HEAT
466 1 P. Robson, Taradale
465 2 W. R. Whittle, Puketitiri
454 3 S. Haupapa, Taumarunui
468 4 P. Brownlie, Gisborne.
459 5 J. Swarbrick, Gisborne.
469 6 E. Jones, Nelson.
475 7 J. McAlleese, Ormondville
476 8 A. Cockburn, Patoka.
467 9 H. Haitana, Raetihi
81 10 J. Hutchinsen, Taradale.
451 12 L. Bolstad, Snr.
2nd HEAT
461 1 J. Dumble Meeanee
458 2 L. A. Clark, Ormondville.
478 3 G. Petersen, Hastings.
456 4 George Brownlie.
472 5 Ian Oliver,
479 6 L. Bolstad, Jnr.
480 7 C. Hughes, Pataruru [Putaruru].
77 8 W. Baker, Kati Kati.
490 9 W. A. O’Brien, Rissington.
83 10 E. Petersen, Hastings.
11
12
Handicaps to be declared on day of sports.
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Page Eighty-one
2. – 12″ STANDING CHOP OPEN
1st £20 and Presentation Plumb Axe, donated by Fayette Co., Melbourne, per courtesy Mr J. F. Morgan, 2nd £7/10/-, 3rd £2/10/-, 4th £1.
Nomination 7/6, Acceptance 12/6. LIMIT 25secs.
1st HEAT Hcp.
75 1 L. Murray, Mananui 20
451 3 L. Bolstad, Raetihi 24
76 2 J. Haitana, Raetihi 21
453 4 R. W. Honey, Waiuku 22
454 5 Sam Haupapa, Taumarunui *
456 6 G. Brownlie, Gisborne 25
77 7 W. Baker, Kati Kati 25
458 8 L. A. Clark, Ormondville 25
459 9 J Swarbrick, Gisborne 25
78 10 D. S. Samson, Kati Kati 24
461 11 J. Dumble, Meeanee 25
462 12 G. Campbell, Taihape *
2nd HEAT Hcp
79 1 J. Julian, Manurewa 20
464 2 W. M. Johnson, Australia *
465 3 W. R. Whittle, Puketitiri 24
466 4 F. Robson, Taradale 25
467 5 H. Haitana, Raetihi 24
468 6 P. Brownlie, Gisborne 25
469 7 E. B. Jones, Nelson 25
470 8 D. F. Samson, Kati Kati 22
471 9 V. Ward, Hastings 25
472 10 Ian Oliver, Pahiatua 25
80 11 N. S. Goodin, Hukunui 25
474 12 A. E. Oliver, Pahiatua 23
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
3. – 14″ STANDING OPEN.
1st £80 and HASTINGS TIMBER MERCHANTS’ ASSOC. CHALLENGE CUP.
2nd £20, 3rd £10, 4th £2. Nomination £1, Acceptance £3.
1st HEAT Hcp
75 1 J. L. Murray 30
76 2 J. Haitana 30
451 3 L. Bolstad 32
453 4 R. W. Honey *
454 5 Sam Haupapa 32
77 6 W. Baker 35
459 7 J. Swarbrick 35
78 8 D. S. Samson 33
462 9 G. Campbell 30
461 10 J. Dumble 35
11
12
2nd HEAT Hcp
79 1 J. Julian 29
464 2 W. M. Johnson *
465 3 W. R. Whittle 32
466 4 F. Robson 31
467 5 H. Haitana 34
469 6 E. B. Jones 35
470 7 D. F. Samson 33
471 8 V. Ward 35
474 9 A. E. Oliver 32
80 10 N. C. Goodin 35
11
12
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Page Eighty-three
4. – 14″ UNDERHAND OPEN.
1st £20, 2nd £7/10/-, 3rd £2, 4th £1. Nomination 7/6. Acceptance 12/6.
LIMIT 30secs.
1st HEAT Hcp.
75 1 J. L. Murray 25
76 2 J. Haitana *
453 3 R. W. Honey 26
454 4 Sam Haupapa 27
77 5 W. Baker 30
78 6 D. S. Samson 30
462 7 G. Campbell *
461 8 J. Dumble 30
458 9 L. A. Clark 30
456 10 G. Brownlie 30
469 11 E. B. Jones *
11
12
2nd HEAT Hcp.
25 1 J. Julian 28
464 2 W. M. Johnson *
465 3 W. R. Whittle 30
466 4 F. Robson 28
467 5 H. Haitana *
468 6 P. Brownlie 29
470 7 D. F. Samson 30
471 8 V. Ward 30
474 9 A. E. Oliver *
80 10 N. C. Goodin 30
11
12
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
5. – 14″ DOUBLE HANDED SAWING (3 cuts).
1st £12/10/-, 2nd £5, 3rd £2/10/-. Nomination 15/-.
LIMIT 12secs.
466 F. Robson and Mate.
461 J. Dumble and Mate
456 Brownlie Bros.
464 W. Johnson and Mate
79 J. Julian and Mate
458 L. Clark and Mate
490 W. A. O’Brien and Mate.
84 H. Hawkins and Mate
Handicaps to be declared on day of sports.
1st 2nd
3rd
6. – 10″ YOUTHS (20yrs. and under).
1st Trophy £4, 2nd £2., 3rd £1. Nomination 4/-.
LIMIT 20secs.
82 1 A. Jane, Taradale
482 2 B. Robson, Taradale
483 3 D. Robson, Taradale
83 4 E. Petersen, Hastings
478 5 G. Petersen, Hastings
476 6 A. Cockburn, Patoka
480 7 C. Hughes, Pataruru
485 8 T. Brain, Hastings
479 9 L. Bolstad, Raetihi
486 10 R. Maxwell, Puketitiri
487 11 K. Haupapa, Taumaranui [Taumarunui].
Handicaps to be declared on day of sports.
1st 2nd 3rd
Page Eighty-four
GREATER HASTINGS
TO OUR VISITORS AND COMPETITORS –
GREATER HASTINGS GREETS YOU.
May your holiday be enjoyable enough to make you want to come back again.
We appreciate your presence and we would appreciate also any suggestions you might make to help us in our objective of a Greater Hastings. Although only young we have already been able to make some progress and with the continued co-operation of the Borough Council and the generous support of the citizens of Hastings, hope to achieve still greater success.
Should you care to “come again” to our next Highland Games, our Blossom week (which this year will be in September), our Christmas and New Year festivities, or any of the many other attractions we are planning, our organiser, Mr Ken Sparks, will be pleased to help you or your friends with information. He will welcome your enquiries, and you can find him in the office of “Greater Hastings,” Russell Street, or through P.O. Box 478. or phone 4132.
Yours sincerely.
H. B. POPPELWELL,
President, Greater Hastings.
APPRECIATION
To all who made this programme a success, and to all, who would have helped, if asked,
Greater Hastings extends its grateful thanks.
A PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY
Demands
PROGRESSIVE ACTION.
JOIN GREATER HASTINGS NOW!
BECOME A MEMBER TO-DAY!
CALL AT THE SECRETARY’S OFFICE OR FILL IN THE FORM BELOW.
Secretary, Greater Hastings,
P.O. Box 478,
Hastings.
Please enroll me as a member of Greater Hastings.
Enclosed find (£1) as my subscription for the year ending May 1955.
Name:
Address:
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