OLYMPIC RACING CYCLISTS RETAIN THEIR TITLES.—Photographs taken at English Park on Saturday, the concluding day of the New Zealand amateur cycling championship meeting. LEFT: W. Dalton (Auckland), winner of the 4000-metre individual pursuit event in the national record time of 5min 8.2sec. At the meeting, he twice bettered the record of 5min 13sec which he established a year ago. Dalton was a member of the New Zealand team at the Olympic Games in Melbourne. RIGHT: Another Olympic rider, W. Johnston (Waikato), at back, and N. Fisher (Canterbury) competing m the quarter-finals of the 500-metre senior sprint championship. Johnston won this race and went on to retain his title.
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28223, 11 March 1957, Page 7
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108OLYMPIC RACING CYCLISTS RETAIN THEIR TITLES.—Photographs taken at English Park on Saturday, the concluding day of the New Zealand amateur cycling championship meeting. LEFT: W. Dalton (Auckland), winner of the 4000-metre individual pursuit event in the national record time of 5min 8.2sec. At the meeting, he twice bettered the record of 5min 13sec which he established a year ago. Dalton was a member of the New Zealand team at the Olympic Games in Melbourne. RIGHT: Another Olympic rider, W. Johnston (Waikato), at back, and N. Fisher (Canterbury) competing m the quarter-finals of the 500-metre senior sprint championship. Johnston won this race and went on to retain his title. Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28223, 11 March 1957, Page 7
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