CYCLING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11097, 16 October 1901, Page 9

CYCLING.

«,V -A nweting of the Committee of the Christ'C;.,,ttWt« Cvclinje Club was held in tb* club : ; Df°* «n Moaday, the oaptaia, Mr J. Burns, .*•. f liair * ' Ab * Secretory tiat «° n T en*" 6B h ad **««» received for Cltmbing Championehip oextThurs- ■ v l ';*X» «w a«o that arrangement* were com- ** ™» satberiag.- The procession i , ***?* t , * o Square at 2.30 p.m. eharp, and Itfgifg** d?w» street to Caeh«l strwt, t^*S( ' rf? down Colombo street to th» foot of 1 * decidfd to I«>W the New n t Wheel Race on Boxing D&y, at LanPark, and to draft the programme on :i||ff lejßd *y »»xt Th* secretary was instructed &(■% J* 811 a lettw ol congratulation to Mr A. ■ i ??,' ■" 3 member of the club, for the way in which be rode in the Dunlop '4,. «oft« race in Victoria. Several entries were • for tlw Club road race next Saiurrg&.'flf w«k, to Lseston and back. It was the.t a Club excursion should be |s: ; ,l,«ranged for tche holiday season, to take* the ■I? 1 JLf pc ot ,* ca,B, P in ? out tour, the route and «*° "* afc * futur e Jaeeting. jjilC"* *«wte«n mile rood race was run last Wr*?* b ? *** C s"cling members of th? »'vi'>*wiaalton \oung Men , * Club. The race rerOT as follows;—W. G. Hawthorn (scr) 8 * Chodwsck ( 15s « c > 2, H. S. Dawe r 0 ) 3. The other starters were E. H. 'vSff"? i lsß * o )' *"• Steele (40wc), E. Coull v-Sa?™ oOsec), and J. Carleton (3min 30see). o®*!** 37min 2Qsec