MOTOR-CYCLING.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20563, 3 June 1932, Page 6

MOTOR-CYCLING.

PIONEER SPORTS rXUB. FIXTURES. June 11th—Miniature T.T. Races, RolJe&ion •June 2~th—Paperchase. NOTES. ' To-morrow afternoon the Stadium will be visited by the Sports Committee of the Pioneer Sports Club, consisting of Messrs E. J. Bradsha*-, G. A. Hayman, W. K. Mulholland, L. R. Harrington, and W. K. Sunleji, with the object of deciding several details in connexion with the two Miniature' T.T. races to be held there thei following Saturday afternoon. Intending competitors who may also be at tho Stadium to-morrow will be given an opportunity of a preliminary run over the course to' be selected. There are t-o be two classes—one up t® and including 350 c.e. and the other tor all machines over tuat c.c. Entries for both classes close at 9.30 p.m. next Wednesday. The following officials have been appointed to control the events: TimeKeepers, Messrs R. M. Parker, A. D. x'oiieh, Jj\ P. Sprosen, and W. Manship; course stewards, .Messrs C. ilaytwira, and H. S. and P. J. liutcher; judges, inessrs Jtl. j\. Payne and ji,. J. iraton; lap scorer, Mr ai. P. Jones. <Jn Maturaay, June iJotli, the club will hold a papercuase, for which Messrs T. 11. .Uccleary and E. J. liradshaw have been ueputed to select <1 suitable route. This event will be the last of the motor-cycle competitions for the present season, which ends on June 30th. Tlie question of holding a sporting trial for light cars was considered at a recent meeting of the motor committee, when it was decided to leave the matter in the hands of Messrs C. dayward, A. D. Tench, and G. A. Hayman, with power to act. The annual general meeting of the motor section of the Pioneer Sports Club will probably be held on July 16th.

The tacmbers of the Pioneer Sports Club have received an invitation- to attend the annual ball of the Ashburton Motor-Cycle Club, to be held in His Majesty's Theatre this evening. • i following entries have been received for the motor-cycle experts' reliability trial, to be held to-day:—E. S. Vdvin (3J Ariel), A. H. Haden (3{ O.K Supreme), E. J. Bradshaw (2| F.V) F. Williams (3J Matchless), L. fy n *,l OK. Supreme), E. R. Marsh (;-9 H.D.). J. J. Rossiter (3J wT f f » dson )' G. W. Hockley (2J Velocette), A. E. Hawkings (3J Ariel), £ r , l "°r cgr ? ve (2| . Velocette), R. S " C - Forrester UJi A.J.k.-), R. A. Carpenter (8i O.K. aTIT ar,d c " Ja ™ es (3i Competitors will be dispatched in pairs at one minute intervals, the first M, aV (? R Pl 5 ,°' c l ock morning from I rW? 0 ' 1 * Tslan<3 ®l ntors garage, Cambridge terrace The speed averages o he /maintained will be announced n l $> U st , art " , Thp trial should finish rtt Knlleston nbout 3 p.m. Ohristclrarch Corsair Motor Club. Another successful motor sports run was held last Sunday to Waikuku leach, where various events were keenly contested.

—-—' ■ —t ee A ladies' Soccer pWed. ! >lt resulting in a win-lor , Bowuam by 1-niL. -i • J i< - , , The motorcycle gfajjg gj raited in a win for An Association for ended in a draw, nil'JHLu^'.. .<; t ij m The results of thfc as follows: 'J& ~ Musicnl Papers r Donraergue 1, Miss HflWjood 8. • J i t ■ Egg and Spoon Race-tIR.- lt N. Etwell 2. K ;",J - *V Jfc Serpentine Race—R. StMwg- -*W<y _ Miss Norton 1, R. Burling anfl paiv| a ner 2. ''A Whacking the Murphy—W,- B®yl® nr and -Miss Russell 1, R. partner 2. . Acceleration ' Test (21 6 B. Uorneman 1, W. ItajW'SjMflpGPl. -Jass—R. Sterling 1, B. Williams .2,4 «. ' U i Before draining the sump talfc 1 on the road for a few miles. TSttJt* much "more effective for enroling''|™*- 3 all "settled-out" impurities eomo - with the oil than merely retunnj«W enginS in the garage. On the It oii in the sump "slops about," di*», cornering, braking," and thereby picking up residue fallen to the base or Bettled in " overnight. • \t p&