BROADSIDING.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20413, 7 December 1931, Page 15

BROADSIDING.

sOgB CLOSf_ rINISHE3 - PARK ' -.tchraco between (lie tivo-visit-i S. Jackson and W. Wall, and the Wools ton scratch race, . Hiae CNcnls at Iho Monica SatUrday CVeni "f Th ° : £ division handicaps also protrf» 4 Wd excellent finishes. troubfe Jackson had lKt«« \ m the match race last week, i{ was anticipated with ,i» on Saturday. Jackson won s good margin, and the %?blt ***» two machine lengths, so *jrv t0 run a third heat. f«5 Mt se ®**j ilull showed themselves jubf. *? ,'i.g, of riders, though not '"Squib" Burton sW*«.sLfl„ood, the two Englishmen SfaSJi with such success at Monica -5, .«™ In the first heat Jackson t*W* from 8 rolling start in .J* fcur '? p the best time o£ the fle impression, however, >.J d Crove considerably on that. P nrtsent form it does, not appear Wf.trSu beat Burtons record of Hall is less spectacular, P* "ifjlhaa Jackson, and if in the ''d*** ta* hard man to pass. 5 the crowd through the micro- ' c ls was , 'f? al M ty sm ooth, probably be«r»d«d regularly throughout !** m V The tracks in England, with TVembloy, which was recogtho besVrun track in the e» ded only onc< ! d !! rin £ a *0 ir«pseqaence, he declared, there t&f-'J? , ft high that some of them got itflQF&i--- ■ *"l-Ttricks continues to improve, ' trouble in winning the first He was riding well in race when he was un- " craßh. It seems probable *i3KrJonV he will be starting nearer than t» thß hDl,t rasn " N ; • were both in form, and *,£ m* oi he *> est race i of the e J en : I 1"!*, ftwl of the scratch race. Next ride for the Gold Helmet, u.ws'«t is the present holder. Further to next Saturday s '"HSi for the reappearance of Charlie according to an announce'•fSJkthe loud-speaker, has sent a iWjrT the management asking to be i«t Saturday's races.

f • The Besults. f jh*« e M ,follows: I KBST division handicap. r tVmr 1»D«, one mile.) Wicks (Csec) 1, '.h«'tUtt) 2. Time, lmin 30sec. iS U» » S" at " ce - and had cap'JS%lMd *«w two laps. P. Lunn also jfjfl, bat tie °' hwß J l3 ? * } ons Btart ' 7 *t.. to second in the last lap. hdl»t-UHo»er (6sec) 1, J. Oak\jS») J Time. lmin 26sec. _ tf UlwM 'Of his firßt, but drifted ; ~ m •{; (he corners- S. Jackson (® n K JdfSdtfwiowJy lor a lap and a half, SiWtlaM* caught the leaders when ' WSwSS Boscoe (6sec) 1, N. Gray 1 ». v 4 itrni. lnim 30 3-ssec. ti!'tie vA of the first lap J. Nesbit *■ Hull had retired with SltaWAle. This left Roscoe with n vm i»i onr Gray, who could not catch CL, ii tk time available. Final. Tab •• i ■ . Luu •• *■ •" X iMWt laa, SB>sc. , , mb-gifa the most of a good start, nlniWd»l tan ? e , d [or the lead. He jnHfiTell, hawing the grass all the in tan W «® difficulty in passing Roscoe ttt'BWt W gained very on Wicks. SHJDSD DIVISION HANDICAP, (for laps, one mite.) ; WHrtfc 1 -*. Weakley (2sec) 1, T. liriwtfflO 3.- Time, lmin 38sec. Talte,; ijiai, and 0. Kennedy were ii i tike end. of the third lap. Ttai Inufaf 'dropped back, and Weakley tdi'BMffili-OTer Lyders. Brown (lsec) 1, R. Dixon (hit) lmin 33 l-ssec. well except for a little nu(ti£m''iiTftie cofnerß, early estab- , liisUjffipfcwon fairly comfortably. ("see) 1. A. Smith . Mt Itef-Imin 38sec. KMtuhmt third for the first two iff itlaiUi start. With a fine burst a«*;oifipMs6d SnjUh' in the -last lap ui wnf4.nrrow win. i m'»****'-' - 1 IrgfflK. .. .. ..2 ■ .. 3 32 3-ssec. . .Inn Maintained the form he showed in WM{'lli heat, and won' easily. Talbot's when he was leading. Dixon n&TlS'lor ■is second place. ; - SOVICES' HANDICAP. ■/ - (Tour laps, one mile.) • V.' JU Dumpleton (scr) .. 1 fr-A"-Ttkeeler <2sec) 2 KpEltal' (2sec) .. .. 3 • ft* lain 49sec. '■mkw 'rode one good lap in the lead, W ito:' latired ■ with machine troublo. iron by halt a lap.

,*OOISTOX SCRATCH RACE. {Four l»pi. Rolling start.) ft# H»at—J. Oakley 1, : G. Farmer "2. Wi loin 80nt. WJff rtot' into the lead, with J. Nesbit 7ilif'>*bind and Farmer the same ItUnd Nesbit. They' held • that .y™ l ftf M»tly three laps, when Farmer "tfcrongh inside Nesbit, to [■M length behind Oakley..

Second Heat—P. Lunn 1, L. Homer 2. Time, lmin 25 l-ssec. Jjunu dived into tho lead at tho start, and increased it all the way to win easily. J. Roseau retired after tlireo laps. Third Heat—N. Gray 1, E. Pyke 2. Time, lmin 25 l-ssec. Gray got tho lead after one falso start. Wicks was closely behind, but crashed at the beginning of the second lap, leaving Gray an easy winner. Final. Gray . . . . 1. Ijiinn . . . . , . 2 Oakley . . . . 3 Time, lmin 25 4-ssce. Lunn shot to the front from tho start and led for nearly two laps, with Gray closo behind. Then Lunn got a bad slide, but recovered with a superb effort. It lost him a lot of ground, however, and Gray snatched the lead at, the beginning of the third lap and finished just ahead of Lunn. ENGLISH MATCH EACE. (Four laps. Rolling start.) First lleat —S. Jackson 1, W. Ilull 2. Time, lmin 22sec. Jackson got the lead at tho start, and led Hull through an exciting race. Jackson got into one or two wobbles, , which were instantly controlled. Hull was very steady. Second Heat —Jackson 1, Hull 2. Time, lmin 22 2-ssec. N .Jackson again led all iho way. The race was even more exciting than the first heat, ns Hull was very closo tQ Jackson, .and could have passed liim had Jackson given the slightest opportunity. IN OTHER CENTRES. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TEIfSGRAMS.) WELLINGTON', December G. At the Wellington Speedway on Saturday the Gland Election Open Handicap remitted: — J.Lawto'i .. -■ ..1 H. Mangham •• ..2 Time, 95sec. KILBIRNIE STARS' MATCH RACE. T. Wilkinson " •- •• 1 C. Tonks .. .. ..2 Time, 65 3-jscc. AUCKLAND, December 6. The third season of commenced at tho Western .Springs Speedway last evening. The Wellington champion, W. Kilmister, twice defeated A. Mattson, Auckland and Dominion champion, in match races, on each occasion taking the lead at tie first bend. He also won the Big Nine Chimpionship. Results:— OPEN HANDICAP. F. Day (3scc) .. .. .. 1 W. Herbert (3sec) .. ..2 Time, lmin 29sec. CHALLENGE RACES. First Eace. W. Kilmister (Wellington) ..1 , A. Mattson (Auckland) .. .. 2 Time, lmin 19sec (a track record for match events). Second Race. W. Kilmister .. .. ..1 A. Mattson .. .. ..2 Time, lmin 20sec. BIG NINE CHAMPIONSHIP. W. Kilmister .. •• -.1 A. Mattson .. .. ..2 Time, lmin 21 2-ssec. B GRADE HANDICAP. M. Silich (3sec) 1 W. McDonald (2sec) .. •• 2 4* Time, lmin 33sec. ®