MOTOR-CYCLING.
ASHBURTON CLUB’S RUN. The opening run for the season of the Ashburton Motor-Cycle Club was held at the farm of the patron (Mr H. Brown), Seaview, yesterday, in fine weather. There was a comparatively small number of competitors, but competition was keen for the races on the programme. There was a large following of club supporters in cars. In an attempt to lower the record time over the hurly-burly course, E. Smith equalled the record of lrhin 18sec.
The results were as follow: Surpentine Race—R. Amos 1, E. Smith 2, R. Chambers 3. Serpentine, with passenger : R#
Amos 1, R. Chambers 2, E. Smith 3. Acceleration Race, open: R. Chambers 1, It. Anthopy % E. Smith 3. Acceptation Handicap: P. Harrell 1, It. Chambers 2, R. Anthony 3. Bun-eating Competition: E- Smith 1, R. Anthony 2. Bun-eating, with passenger: R> Chambers l, R. Amos 2, R. Anthony 3 . • _ . Balloon-bursting competition: R. Anthony 1. Slow Race—lt. Amos 1. Miniature Tourist Trophy Race: H. Smith 1, R. Chambers 2, C. James 3. Obstacle liace~JS. Smith 1 3 J. Lovett 2, C. James 3. , . m Hurly-burly: R. Anthony, Imm 20 sec, 1; R. Chambers, lmin 21 l-ssec, 2; E. Smith, lmin 22sec, 3.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 292, 23 September 1935, Page 3
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