CYCLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 190, 14 August 1933, Page 14

CYCLING.

AUCKLAND CLUB. Ideal conditions prevailed on Saturday at Tamaki for the Auckland Cycle Club's road events, the juniors racing over a distance of 15J miles for the Junior Cup, their big event of the season, and the seniors 20J miles. The junior race resulted :— R. Gibb (5.0), time 47.40 1 K. McKenzie (5.0) 2 K. Clarke (3.45) 3 C. Rafferty (2.0) 4 P. BickneU (scr) registered fastest time In 43.52. The second race resulted :—W. Archer (2.15), time 58.2, 1; C. Johnson (2.0), 57.48, 2; J. RoUerson (6.15), 3; K. Rae (5.15), 4. A. Brass (scr) clocked fastest time in ST.OY :-, : y..'--AUCKLAND AMATEURS. There were 14 starters In the 25-milo time trial staged at Te Atatu. The result, on handicapped times:—-R. Rollinson (75.23), 1; W. Crocker (76.13), 2; R. Arvldson (68.6), 3; W; Barry. (70.32), 4. TAKAPUNA CLUB. Two time trials were held by the Takapuna Amateur Cycling Club on Saturday, for seniors ,and juniors. The senior cour?e led to the East Coast beaches and back,, through Albany, a distance of 26 miles, while the juniors raced over 15 miles of the lake circuit. Sealed handicaps were declared in both races. The senior race resulted: —W. Pearee (10.0), 75.45,'1; L. Coleman (6.30), 74.58, 2; B. Sharp, (scr), 68.47, 3. Sharpe also gained fastest time. \ The junior race resulted: —W. Henderson (5.0), 46.50. 1; G. Lanrance (2.0), 44.15, 2; ,R. Jones (scr), 43.18, 3. Jones registered fastest time. LYNNDALE AMATEURS. A strong wind -made it • very strenuous for the eleven starters in the Lvnndale Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club's three-lap race of 183 miles at New Lynn. Results: —K. Banks (1.45), 50.54, 1; V. Harris (scr), 59.45, 2; H. Norris (4.15). 64.58. 3; A. Davies (1.45), 62.33, 4; H. Smith (555), 63.38. 5. Fastest time: V. Harris 1, K. Banks 2, A. Davies ■ 3. MANUKAU AMATEURS. Difficult conditions prevailed when the Manukau Amateur Cycling Club conducted 1 two unpaced time trial events at Avondale I South. I .The junior event, on time, resulted: — B. Hansen, 14.4, 1; W. Holland, 14.54, 2 ; T. Dwight, 15.0, 3. The placed riders on the sealed. handicap were:—Dwight (rfOs), adjusted time 14.10; Tucker (1.15), 14.14: Archer (1.20), 14.16; Richardson (1.35), 14.18; Holland (355), • 14;19 ; • Brumby (455), 14.31; Hansen (scr), 14.41; Leonard (ser) ; 15.21; Tucker (1.30), 18.2. The 20 miles senior event resulted:—" J. Brown, 57.40,-1: L. H. Dwight, 58.43, 2 ; S. Baird. 59.43. , 3. The! sealed handicap resulted as follows: —Gallagher (8.25). 54.39:' Gerken (G. 30),, 55.8: Cronk (9.30), 55.34; Fanch (8.30), 57.25-; Baird (2.10). .57.33; Brown (scr), 57..40 ;. Webster (2.50), - 58.1 : McLellart.':.(6.2'o), SS.2O; Raper (1.40), 58.38 ; Dwight : -(scr),--58,43.- ' ... XAtoEES' CLUB. • -MISS- BAIRD AND -MISS- WOOD. • The Ladies' Club .conducted a six-mile time trial and sealed handicap at the 'Mount Albert course. !.- The' detailed rcsalts were :—Miss Violet Baird, 19:3, 1; Miss Emily Pile, 19.16, 2; Miss EUle Swinburne, 19.42, 3. Handicaps:—Miss Flossie Wood (1.52), 20.13,' handicap time 18.21, 1; Miss Violet "Baird 10.3, 2 \, Miss. Emily .Pile (sir) ;i9'.l6Y> 3. "•„■-,"<• ■'•.,- -. ." , .-••'•.-, i J