No 34 - December 1937 - Southgate County School
No 34 - December 1937 - Southgate County School
No 34 - December 1937 - Southgate County School
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<strong>Southgate</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>School</strong> Magazine 9<br />
137ft. 9in.), L. Tenneson, D. Vandenbergh, R. Simmons, D.<br />
Marchant, A. Sloman and J, Simons.<br />
Among the Juniors were R. Ward (who secured eight firsts),<br />
K. Cox, R. Smith, R. Tomlinson, and J. Bruce. Many o.thers<br />
who, by their keenness and ability, passed through the preliminary<br />
rounds to succumb only in the semi-finals, are deserving of<br />
honourable mention. Our new field events attracted a good entry,<br />
and, with a little more time at the disposal of competitors for<br />
training, should show some very good results. There were only<br />
eight competitors for the 440 yards Invitation Race this year, as<br />
most schools in the county were occupied with their own athletics<br />
that week. The race, however, was well contested, and was won<br />
by Holt, of the Stationers' <strong>School</strong>. The Old Pupils' Association<br />
sent a representative entry for the " Broomfield " Challenge Cup,<br />
and the " Old Girls' " Challenge Cup, the fqrmer of which was<br />
won by Ling, and the latter by " Green House."<br />
At the conclusion of the Sports the various cups and prizes<br />
were graciously presented by Mrs. Wauthier, the Mayoress of<br />
<strong>Southgate</strong>, to whom the school gave its usual cordial' welcome<br />
and hearty vo.te of thanks.<br />
The school's representatives at the White City Athletic<br />
Meeting were selected from the successful competitors in the<br />
<strong>School</strong> Sports. The results were highly satisfactory, but not<br />
sufficiently good to win the " Bowles " Cup, which we held in<br />
1922, and the "Junior" Shield, held in 1924. However, the<br />
performers generally place the school in the first half-dozen out<br />
of a field of some .thirty competing schools. This year's results<br />
were unique in our connection with this meeting, for R. Ward,<br />
the Junior Captain, by his able running and judgment, established<br />
two new records in winning the 440 yards (Junior) in 55 1/5 sees.,<br />
and the 880 yards (Junior) in 2 mins. 10 2/5 sees. The names<br />
of the competitors who won standard certificates are mentioned in<br />
the sub-joined list. ,<br />
RESULTS: BOYS. .<br />
1.—Cross-country Run (Open), Eddie Newman Challenge Cup: 1, J.<br />
Aylard (Blue); 2, J. Simons (Red); 3, E. Seabright (Red). Team<br />
results: 1, Red, 24 points; 2, White, 50 points.<br />
2.—Cross-country Run (Junior), " Junior" Challenge Oup: J, R.<br />
Ward (Red); 2, R. Smith (Red); 3, M. Brown (Red). Team results:<br />
1, Red, 17 points; 2, Black, 40 points; 3, Blue, 50 points.<br />
3.—Throwing the Cricket Ball (Open): 1, D. Ryan (Black); 2, T.<br />
Paine (White); 3, K. Hailey (Black). Distance: 82 yards 2 feet.<br />
4.—Throwing the Cricket Ball (Junior): 1, D. Ryan (Black); 2, A.<br />
•Gausden (Black); 3, H. Green (Red). Distance: 74 yards 2 feet.<br />
5.—Long Jump (Open), " Bigg " Challenge Cup : 1, H. Gray (Blue);<br />
2, P. Clayton (Red), D. Vandenbergh (White). Distance: 16 ft. 9 ins.<br />
6.—Long Jump (Junior): 1, R. Ward (Red); 2, D. Ryan (Black); -3,<br />
. K. Cox (Blue). Distance: 15 ft. 10 ins.<br />
7.—Half Mile (Open), " Geere" Challeng'e Cup (Time, 2 mins.,<br />
23 2/5 sees.): 1, R. Ward! (Red); 2, J. Aylard (Blue); 3, J. Simons (Red).<br />
8.—Half Mile (Junior). Time, 2 mins. 17 sees. (New Record): 1, R.<br />
Ward (Red); 2, R. Tomlinson (Red); 3, R. Smith (Red).<br />
9.—One Mile Open Championship Cup: 1, R. Ward (Red); 2, J.<br />
Aylard (Blue); 3, J. Simons (Red). • ,