-17-. • viaiT OF Dnp;ji ^.thlsiic cldb tshM. C^n Saturday, SepteEbei 22nd, Mr. H. E. Sulin brought e team consisting of ifembers of the D.A.C. and in addition three D.H.S boys. This fixture,-'specially arranged before our oto sports, proT^ of immense value to us. The.boys are opposed to men who have made a close studyof this branch of sport and who willingly give advice, regarding training and style. Roodt,th0 'field' member of the party showed how easy it is to throw the Javelin and Discus,where balance is the most easantiai factor. In each case handicaps.were given against D.A.C.members end in spite of the oppressive heat, some enjoyable races were wit nessed. We welcomed particulai'ly thethree D.H.S. boys who ran ex ceptionally wolL • Macrae, in particular, will still go far on tho track.. It,is to be hoped that, next year, we will have even more boys to compete at this fixture. RESULTS; 440 OM. 1. De Bufonos D.A.C. 2. Christie (30j. 3. Driman (40). Time,; 53^ sec. 100 YARDS UHDSR 14. I. Macrae D.H.S. . 2. Blondin (4) " 5. Thomas J. (scr). . Time; ll-3/lO sec. 880 YARDS OPEN. 1. Bond. D.A.C. 2. Mason (30) 3. Doidge (SO). Time: 2 min 10 sec. This was the closest finish, a yard separating 1st and 2nd. lOCi YARDS UNDER 15. l.,Macri8 D.E.S. 2. Henry (scr) Stockil (2). Time; ll^sec.
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