Kendall wins cycling
1 Barry Kendall beat his comarker. Arthur Bouteray, in an open 40km road cycling race on ■ Saturday shorn of many entries by the national championships. Although there was a testing wind on the Clarkville course, the scratch riders went under an hou rfor the distance, and caught a considerable amount on the field in the final 10km. Four min-; utes and a half behind the break! mark riders, they closed up to within a minute from that bunch, and only 2min from the winner. Craig Hawtin put up the fastest time. Abbrevations use din the results are, Papanui fP.), Woolston <WJ. Timaru (T.), and Hornby B.‘ Kendall tP., 9mim 1. A A. Bouterey <W., 9min) 2. T Sim (P.. 12min) 3, G. V. Neale <P., smim 4. S. P. Doherty <P. smm) 5. W. Taylor (T„ 7min) 6. K. I Page (P., 7min» 7, G. McLeod (W.. 9min) 8. M. T. Bendall (W., smin) 9, C. Millen fH., 7min) 10. Time: 1:6:46.
astest time.—C. D. Hawtin «P., scr), 59:39, 1: G. J. Day <P., S er», 59:39.5 2; J. A. Simpson <P.. scr), 59:40, 3.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34126, 12 April 1976, Page 9
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