MOTOR-CYCLING
NEW BRIGHTON CLUB The New Brighton Motor-cycle and Car Club held a combined sports meeting on the property of Mr Rogers, Bexley road, last Sunday. Results were as follows: Clock serpentine: C. O. McKay (Imin 48sec) 1, W. Costello (2min 3 l-ssec) 2, G. Hockley (2min 8 l-ssec) 3. Fast clock serpentine: A. Thomas (Imin 10 l-ssec) 1, G. Hockley (Imin 14 2-ssec) 2, O. McKay (Imin 14 4-ssec) 3. Straight serpentine (one lap): O. McKay (17sec) 1, B. Scudden (17 2-ssec) 2, R. S. Cook (17 3-ssec) 3. Straight serpentine (six laps): O. McKay (Imin 43sec) 1, M. Daniels (Imin 56 l-ssec) 2, R. Cook (Imin 58sec) 3. Straight serpentine ladies pillion (3 laps): A. Thomas and Mrs Thomas (Imin lsec) 1. W. Costello and Miss Costello (Imin 2sec) 2, L Williams and Miss Breitmeyer (Imin 15|sec) 3. Fast elimination: L. Taylor 1, M. Daniels 2, A. Thomas 3. Open handicap (8 laps): A. Thomas 1, R. Cook 2. M. Daniels 3; time, smin 3sec. 250 c.c. class: G. Topp 1, B. Williams 2; time, 2min 49sea. 350 c.c. class,: A. Thomas 1, M. Daniels 2. Phillips 3; time, 2min 25sec. 500 c.c. class: R. Cook 1, L. Taylor 2. W. Fletcher 3: time. 2min 19sec. Open handicap (eight laps): A. Thomas 1. M. Daniels 2, R. Cook 3; time, 4min 58sec. Novice race (five laps): S. Johnson 1, W. Costello 2, B. Williams 3. Open handicap (five laps): W. Costello 1, A. Thomas 2. G. Topp 3.
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25243, 23 July 1947, Page 10
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