CYCLING

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 39, 16 February 1928, Page 12

CYCLING

GRAY'S GOOD MfMlc. WISS AT CHRISTCHL-Eca. , (By Telegraph.—Pre®. Amocou^,, CIIMSTCHCRCH,W«***, T At English Park this ' tralian cyclist. Cray. T 1 " match race, half a mil# i-_j» A. W. Day. in C 3 2-^ his heat of the half-mile scratch and was nnplaced im TIT 2*J? In the second sprint match ntm ~ Day, a quarter of a mile, nanaa^? 1 won in 35*. J*°«.G»ay Gray won the t«o milei K7*ui tation race from Day in 4 m «f j- v Standen (New South Wales) able to ride, as a result of a fall cart" previous day. <*ur ! manukau club LAST EVEMXUS RACES.

Two races, a half mile and . „ handicap, were held br |h<> li-iS 1 * Amateur Cycling Club on'the DoaSh® evening Both races were contested £ big fields. Wade s win iu t fc, tTB -ff event was very creditable. m» »«S' wot:- resßtti Half-mile Handicap.— v„. Lichfield. 30yd#. 1 : M Taylor. £ P. J. Casey, l.yds, 3. Six sun«L tw" 1.8 3-o. Second heat: J. Ueid. 80yd« G. Galbrai.h. 20yds. 2: A Warn £ Six started. Time. 1.10 2-5 W. Dw*bt. 23yds. 1; H. L. Aldred. .>.» yds. 3. Seven started Tim." 1.10. Final : S. Lichfield and M dead heat. 1 . F. J. Casey. 3. A It.was Lichfield's race until l«vd* frwilv. finish, when Taylor finished fast ana ,» up iu time to make a dead-heat Cuet close up. third. Time. LS 1-5 Two Miles U|*n Handicap.—J II «•„. scr. 1 : 11. DwighL 40yds. 2; £ £reg£fe ~-'-o. v d*. :;. \\ ade rode a fine raw and by two 1.-upths;, Sercombe and Dwigfat v-Z separated by inches lor Stroud t«d Uiiri places. Tune, 0.l 4-3. » " AUCKLAND CLUB'S RACES. HANDICAPS DECLARER Following arc the handicaps lor n„ Auckland Cycling Club's races, to fa at Blaudford Pars Stadium on Satiirfliv •— l»ne Mile.—S. Hayes. J. JL scr : H. Pelham. 30yds : J. Heudciroji. 1 V Gore. J. Matbieson. 3t»yds: 11 u*«t'n Storey. W. Hill. 70yds; F Lov-ude*,' jj Caultou. K. Rae. Wlydf; J. bl.nbr J Ilea ley. W Mathieson. K Pelhim. H. Cm* 100 yds ; J. ReiiL P. Ricfcman. L K«Ht*V Francis. 12« yds: I. G-orgr. \Y DuiviiC H Rot hwell. 13<«yds : W. Matthew*. X. Ardiar 140 yds: J. Dean. 190 yds. Two Miles Open.—S. Hayes. J. lUtnourt scr ; 11. Pelham. 30yds: J. V. Gore. J. drrson. SMyd*: J. Maibieson. a. i Uwl<r. 100 yds: I>. Storey. W. lIiU. ll<»r4, K. Rae. F. Lowndes. H. Ca niton. l«M«i J. Wythe. X. Healer. \V. Mathiami 130 yds : R. Pelham. 11. Bryce. KQyfe- I Reid. P. Rickman, L Kelly, tr Ftajici* ISOyds : I. George. W Davis. H. IhiM | lSJUyds: W. Mathews, X. Archer. 2Wv<lv J. Dean. 280 yds. TE AROHA MEETDfG. i «By Telegraph—Own ComqMlni) j TE AROHA, this d*s s Cycling sports held at Te Aroha lt« evening attracted a large attendance. Tht : meeting was most successful. Results:— [. Two Miles Handicap.—Stare llldrdil 1. >. Alexander CJ.V)yd?t 2. Godkia and Bcdoul ; (dead-heat) 3. One Mile Handicap —C*dkia (lMrfe) 1 >. Stace (100ydsi 2. Allison (2<Wjds) 3 I. Three Miles Handicap.—Baadrtqt <2M yds) 1, Coulton (230 yd* 1 2. Godkia Qli yds) 3. Boys' Races.—One mile : OM (35ydM L I>erey (3Uyd*J 2. Mile and a-half; Kkluglon (73yds) 1, Racfcman (sext 2. Xflt >, and a-half : Gnat (100 yds) 1. Col* (Mil yds) 2.