CYCLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1936, Page 20

CYCLING.

AUCKLAND CLUB. Handicaps declared for the Auckland Cycle Club's events at Punmure on Saturday, the juniors starting at 2.30 p.m. :— Juniors (131 miles). —L. Mitchell, D. Banks, F. Pe.trce, 15. Gavin, scr ; \V. Coughey, C. Stan a way, 1.20; IX Hills, 15. Sercombe, J. Stuart, 2.20; S. Coveuey, A. McLaclilan, 11. Fletcher, 2.50; It. Bee by, J. Carter, 3.10'; C. Kellett, B. Collier, '8.80; J. Need ham, P. Collier, 4.0; J. King, W. White, L. McQuoid, 4.20; L. Cunningham, E. O'Sliaughnessy. 5.15 ; H. Hill, 5.4.-., Seniors (20 miles). —W. Prntney, 1.. Thomas, S. Ward, C. Knight, S. Litchfield, scr; S. Hayes, F. Prior. W. Bowers, K. Knight, \V. Hansen, l.O: A. Brass, S. Weller, I(. Watson. I). Moxon, .1. Sampson, Sj. Barr, J. Cooney. C. Ericsson, 2.15; K. Banks, 1,. Coates, I). Hayes, It. Absoiuin, 3.0; L. Kedfern, W. Archer, K. Matliieson, E. Harrison, I\. Kae. .1. McDonald, 3.50; S. Kara, K. Edkins. (;. Walters, C. Yule, 4.30: H. Fairer, G. Hall, A. Maekreil, 5.30; W. Hills, C. Keid. It. Stewart, (J. Rollerson; 5.50: It. Tliow, S. Fussell, W. Green. 0.45; G. Ralph, X. Wli'l ins, T. Hedlund, X. Henlc.v, 7.45 ; M. l.'ardwell, 0. Steers, L. Carder, 8.30. MANUKAU CLUB. Two road races will lie deehled bv the Manukau Amateur Cycling Club on Saturday. The junior race will commence at 2 p.m. Handicaps declared: — | Junior* (10 miles). —W. H. Smith. C. H. Pit-knell, scr: J. It. McKay. M. T. Winsor, | 1.0; X. .1. Aulick, .1. E. Gardiner, L. C. Tanner. 2.0: L. A. Walker. A. 11. Wengdal, J. C. Bright. 11. «"!•;. Owen, E. CrawI ford, 1,. .1. Jar vis. W. H. Simpson, 3.20; J. I I. Walker, F. P. Murphy, S. Brownson, W. W. Gallagher, It. Clark, 5.0; R. W. W. Pye. 8.0. Seniors (20 miles).— IV T. Itixldell, scr: J. |W. Clark, L. M. Nicholson, S. J. Baird, K. X. Clark, E. G. Mynott. 1.0; 1,. H. Dwight. C. J. Cronk. L. Beuth, A. M. Keith, It. S. Trlner. T. W. Stiles, It. Wilson, 2.30: .1. G. Morris, W S. Downey, A. H. Vazey. A. W. Stonex, .1. E. Pickneil, J. E. A relief. It. T. lSasron. C. N. 11. Gillespie, W. W. S. Brown. r>. W. l.awson, H. G. Whitley, It. C. Chapnell. 3.30; It Showier. 11. It. IT. Hull. .T. "s. Caider, G jR. Purdoni, W. E. Norman. W. E. Dil- ! worth, G. W. Grigu', 1,. McFarlane, 4.30C. A. Clarke, W. Crocker. G. 11. Cunningham. W. It. Walker. 5.30: H. J. McLaren. K. 1,. Whitlow. R. 11. (;. Wright. A. V. Browimin, K.T\. Yates. (i.O ; W. Aldred C V. Harris', M. S. Phillips. A. W. Grlgg, G. E. Harrison. 7.0; J. Stewart, W. W. Borland, 0.0. PAPATOETOE CLUB. The Papatoetoe Cycle Club will hold a junior race of 7J miles and a senior event of 183 miles over the Wyllie Road circuit on Saturday, starting at 2.15 p.m. Handicaps:— Seniors.—C. Cochrane, S. Pinfold, scr; X'. Wardell, C. W. Allan, It. Heelire, 1.0; S. Webster. V. I'otts, E. Moffltt. 2.0: W. White. C. French. It. Waterman, It. Robinson. 2.30; W. Ferguson, It. McDonald. I. Vost, 3.30: W. O'Shaiighnessv, S. Winterburn, C. Dunne, 4.30: O. Brennan. T. Moore, 5.30: It. Hamilton, J. Coulter, 0.0. Juniors.—W. Bayly, F. (ilendinning, scr; D. Knight, 1.0; N. Gamble, 1.30: C. Carter, .L Middleton, V. Rose, ,T. Miskell, 1,. Knott, 2.0: G. Eyre, K. Ferguson. C. Noniiiui. 2.30: D. Arvhlson, K. Pickneil, 0. Webb, I. White. 3.30; A. Vost, C. Brennan, J. Auckram, 3.30. i TAKAPUNA CLUB. In view of the hard ride that faces the starters in the big race to be staged by the Takapuna Amateur Cycling Club oil the King's Birthday, it is holding a short race, live laps of the lake circuit (181 miles), on Saturday, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Mr. Steve Gallagher's handicaps :■ — E. Langrldge, T. Bassett, E. Williams, scr; D. Keating, 1.0; L. Credin, 1.45; D. Bowsie, D. I.aurance. 2.0: K. Vosper, 4.0; J. Genimell, 5.0; A. Broad, (i.30. Intending starters in the big race on the King's Birthday are reminded that the race will commence sharp at eleven o'clock. All riders must report to the starter before that time for checks and machine inspection by the centre officials, who have the power to hold up any machine they consider not in accordance with the rules of the N.Z.A.C.A. . AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. The Ladies' Club held a seven-mile handicap race on Saturday. The race was won by Miss Arrol (.">oh) , with Miss McGeeliin (scratch) second. Miss Arrol, tiding steadily, won by a good" margin. This rider is going a good deal better now and is getting out of the habit of rushriding. Miss McGeeliin rode very well and secured fastest time. She seems to be gradually getting lit. Miss G. Mcßae (15s) caught the limit riders and then had to retire with an attack of cramp. Riders! are all preparing for the Takapuna race on i June 23. | The points for the two road trophies up | to date* are: —Shield: Miss Mcßae, 10; I Miss Arrol, 10: Miss McGeeliin, 8. Clip: Miss McGeeliin, 10: Miss Mcßae, 7; Miss. Arrol, 7; Miss Beasky, 0. | — I