PAPANUI SPORTS CLUB.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19461, 7 November 1928, Page 15

PAPANUI SPORTS CLUB.

The Papanul Amateur Sport* Club presented the prises Von -In the r Bunuwr ,to Ohristehurch modified marathon on September 29th, at a social In the Papanul Buildlnga laat night; also the special prizes in connexion with the "Bound the Gorges?'■ race. Mr P.- B. Pearl,vsaid be; regretted that:*; could not present the priX6i to the.? placed . ridera in the.;Wg cycle , race. Thr club; had been given permission. to run. the : race <, and had appointed Mr TheO. Grose -4a referee..'- Mr Grose" had reported that he had witcessed a elear breach of i amateur eport The club had held an enquiry Into the case, calling several witnesses, and disqualified the first three riders. In ;«• appeal to- the Canterbury- Centre' the"_ disqualified riders were successful." The elnb not-being satisfied had forwarded ;> the:: whole. 6ase-: to "prize-winners ' were as follows I^-Mara-, than rtetf, H. T. Lawrence-I,'R Neilson 2, H. Cookson 8, 0. Maban fastest tune, . «• D. Pascoe second fastest time. ' Bound the Gorges* net aV. time, L. G. Lukey second fastest ttme. w. J. Lamberton fSstest thne ender IJ. Gane first North Island rider 1 to finish, H. Stone, youngest ride* to finis*