CYCLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 187, 10 August 1931, Page 13

CYCLING.

AUCKLAND CLUB. ThP Auckland Cycle Club's road profliVa/s «ssf iSFsurafi comUUong. a'ScTbei'lSi the small circuits. . The starters were serit away in^ he lowing orderJ. H-ugh. J- ■ HaJl S3sh t w ' Sutherland. 3.0 fn. M«thle»o». 8. JjKJJ", 2.15; W. Mathieson, 1.30,. &• > Wade, scr. Following were the placings. .T. A. Haig.(o.3o) I."!!!!!! 2 K. J. Mathieson (2.1o) jj S. Litchfield (2.15) 4 il. Hibburt (7.0) •* V 7 *fastest time was Winners time, 59.-7. ; in 52-2 2. registered by Jack A\ad manukau amateurs. The Manukau Amateur Cychng Club held a junior five-mile 'f/. jX circmt over fifteen miles, on a tria gu of two miles and a half to the lap. The placed juniors were. i P. H. Bicknell, 3.30, riding time 15- 14 ; ; 2 J. E. Sparrow, 2.30, lS.lo •••••; 3 R. Campbell, 2.30. 4 S. Pinfold, 1.0, W-O-'VVai"::: 5 A. W. D. Robinson, 30s, lo.oi • w' D Besides gaining f ®®J e ?jLHjs}fvious junior Robinson, 30s, reduced t P - b n i nc course record, which he heiu, seconds. # e ik Tn.il6S (six laps) The senior race, of lJ 11111 drew 19 starters. Successful seniors were. C. Hansen, off 4.0, 43.55 117!! 2 K. N. Clark, 4.0, f0.06 3 W. Borland, 4.0, 43.57 4 G. J. Whitehouse, 3.0, 44.* g Jim Leather, 2.0, 43.27 6 E. D. Andrews, 2.0, 43.ii0 ... F. J. Casey, scratch, rode H ® race, to gain time honours. 15 miles in 43.4. AUCKLAND AMATEURS. Conditions generally were ideal ck j anc j racing on Saturday, when conducted Amateur Athletic and Cycle Cluß w t]r its 16J mile race. Twenty riders iacu starter. summarised The following are the results:— . „ n »*„.• First Group.—B. Scott (4-30) 1(5) 2, 11. Webb (5) 3. < 3) j H. Second Group.—W. R°l>bins ( _ Enderby (5) 2, H. McElroy (scr) *• Fastest timet -I- McElrftS* *