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PERTH, SATURDAY. OCTO
BER 27, 1934.
SIXTIETH YEAR.
Girls' Secondary Schools Association FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SPORTS ME ETING ENTHUSIASTIC FIXTURE
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LE PO t Victoria Square secured highest pi. :.:petitors at the Se, • ....:,, • ciation Annual Mc . She wcn the I: pionship and the the existing latter.
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In brilliant weather the Girls' Sec°IdarY Schools Sports Association, Prising Sacred Ilea:: High School Victoria Square Ladies O &pIYS.L.C.), Loreto Ladies' Col., ILL.C.1, and St. Prigid's High oft! (St.B.H.S.), held its 15th. ane sPorts meeting at the WA C A. t'erfound on Saturday aiterron last. 1,Ore an enthusia stic ,tf,-ndance of ,-,) •• 7
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wero carrie 1 '.-kt,Jria Square Ladies' Co114;e, which th: it. Mt best spirit of sport. was cumpet ing for the second time The childrer gave no trouble %quits°. :o nly, had won the championship ever to the officials, and arc to be shiel d with 104 points. Sacred Heart e omp:tmented heartily on their perEligh School being second with 75, Stformances. The Association and its firigid's High School third with 60, taany iriends are indebted, equally to and Loreto Ladies' College fourth with those competitors who as those 31 points. The champion athlete was w ;i0 were successful, ani the cnhok- V. Lepoigneui (V.S.L.C.), who equale..s showerl their apprecelte,n of all lad the record of 6 2-5sec., when she efforts indiscriminately. Victoria won the 50 yards open Square dies' College gainel the hon- She also won the 1% championship. yards open our of the day, and were followed by champion ship in good time. The school Sacred Heart High School, with St. rldav race won by Victoria Brigid's High School a close third, and Square from was Sacred Heart in 26 4-5sec. Lreeto Ladies College fourth Tim A t the conclusion of the programme children from St. Brigid's ;1u:: up a the trophies were very good performance, and the school 'successfu compet presented to the itors by Mr. L. Duigwas unfortunate in the "B" Fag Race, nan. Thel Sandov when one of their compef tors drop- also presented er Tennis Shield was to Sacred Heart Hiah per! the flag, due no doubt to the exSchool, the "A- net citement-a factor • which all connect?. toria Square Ladies'ball shield to Vicand the ed in sport can underetard- , The "B" net ball shield College, to children from Loreto. although not so High School. Results: St. Brigid's successful as their fellow competitors. Open Events. were warmly applauded ior their 50 Yards Open: Y. Lepoigneur (V.S.-,pe-ting efforts. L.C.), 1; M. French (St.B.H.S.), 2; M. Y voine 1„-poigneur was easily the Embleton( S.H.H.S.), 3; B. Dowsett outstanding athlete of the day. She (S.H.H.S.1. 4: time, 6 2-5sec. (record carried the colours of Victoria Square equalled) Sack Race: M. McGuire (V.S.L.C.), Ladies' College. and gave a great tin 1: C. Hands (V.S.L.C.). 2: D. Della petits to their efforts. She equalled (St.B.H.S./, 3; M. Agnew (L.L.C.), 4. the record in the 50 Yards Open. A 6 1-5sec. (record equalled). promising Young competitor frcm St. Time, 100 Yards: V. Lepoigneur Brigid's High School was T. Hughes. L.C.1, 1: Hughes (St. B.H.S. ), 2; B. who -broke the record in the 50 Yards Dowsett (S.H.H. 3; M. Embleton Under 16 Another record was equal. (S.H.H.S.1. 4. S.), Time, 12 2-5sec. led by V. Feast. of Sacred Heart High Overhead Pass Ball: V.S.L.C., 1: Sc hool. in the 50 Yards Under 12 S.H.H.S., 2: L.L.C., 3; St B.H.S., 4. Other recoids were equalled by K. Time. lmin 10 1-5sec. Frawley. St Trigid's: P-.--Anderton. M. Senior Relay: V.S.L.C., 1; S.H.1-1.S., McGuire. and Y. Lepoigneur, Victoria 2: St. B.H.S., 2 L.L.C., 4. Time, Square. 26 4-5sec Among the visitors were Rev. Under 16. Father Winston. Rev. Fatller Philip. 75 Yards. under 14: K. Frauley, St n s11.. and Rev. Father Kelly. Adm B.H.S.1, 1; N. Faraday (S.H.H.S.), 2; c ompetition was keen from the out- I. O'Brien (S.H.H.S.), 3: A. Bernet (V.S.L.C..). 4. set but towards the End of the afte7Time, 10 1-5sec. (reno. ,n. Victoria Square Ladies' College cord equalled). 30 Yards. under S: E. Carr (S-11 wa,z far ahead of the other competi1: P. Malone (St. B.H.S.1. 2; tors clue. mainly, to the many succes• ses of Y Lepoigneur and to its very M Bernet (V.S.L.C.), 3; F. Gepp good team work. When the final f‘' S.!. C 1,4. Time. 5 3-5sec. 50 Vard‹. under 12: V. Feast (S.H.7oints were totalled, it was found that
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H.S.), 1; P. Ryan (L.L.C.), 2; A. Smith (V.S.L.C.), 3; M. O'Dea (S.H.ITS.", 4. Time, 7 3-5sec. (record . equalled). 100 Yards, under 16: Hughes (St. B.H.S.), 1; Butler (V.S.L.C.), 2; C. Flaherty (V.S.L.C.), 3; Faraday (S.H.HS.), 4. Time, 134-5sec. 5() Yards, under 16: T. Hughes (St. B.H.S.), 1; M. Agnew (L.L.C.), 2; M. O'Brien (St. B.H.S.), 3; P. Hatfield ( V.S.L.C.), 4. Time, 4-5sec. 6 (record). 30 Yards, under 10: P. Anderton ( V.S.L.C.), 1; P. Gepp (V.S.L.C.), 2; Franklin, 3; B. Lewis (St. B.H.S.), 4. Time, 5 1-5sec. (record equalled). Other Events. •13- Flag Race: S.H.H.S., 1; V.S.C., 2 ; St. B.H.S., 3; L.L.C., 4- Time, lmin. 25sec. "A" Pass Ball: V.S.L.C., 1: S.H.H.S., 2: St. B.H.S., 3; L.L.C., 4. Time, 53 4-5sec. "B" Pass Ball: ..V.S.L.C, 1 ; 2; St. B.H.S., 3; S.H.H.S., 4. Time, 53 sec. Old Girls' Relay: V.S.L.C., 1; S.H.H.S., 2: St. B.H.S., 3; L.L.C., 4. Time, 26 4-5sec. "A" Flag Race: 1; VS.L.C., 2; St. B.H.S., 3; S.H.H.S L.L.C., " 4. Time, - lmin. 22 3-5sec. Fathers' Race: . epp. 1; Huntley. 2 : Carr, 3; Hough, 4. Time, 7sec. A feature of the afternoon was the efficient organisation of the meeting. and the colourful presentation of the competitors. For this much credit is due to the official and the energetic and capable Association Secretary. Mrs. A. C. Gilchrist. Amongst the judges were Messrs. C. J. Wrobleski. L. Duignan. C. Dudley, L. Hackett and H. Gepp. Dr. J. W. Horan and Mr. I. M. Lavan acted as result stewards. Time-keepers were Messrs. L. J. McDowell, T. F. Lalor, and A. D. Scott, while lifessrs. H. R. Brown and P. Col. h er. junr., and the Misses .1. McNamara. C. Hall. N. Healy and F. Sullivan, acted as stewards, and were assisted by Messrs. K. Brown and L. de Mamie]. Mr. W. H. Whiteman acted as official starter, while the well known and popular sporting authority-Mr. Leo Ryan-acted as referee. That the results announced were satisfactory to all concerned is a tribute to his impartialit - and efficiency.
•OLLEGE-NVINNERS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP SHIEL SQL- A RE D AT THE ATHLETI MEETING . HELD AT THE W.A.0 A. GROUND. ON SATURDAY. GIRLS' AN • 4404.404W
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