CYCLING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 32, 7 February 1907, Page 5

CYCLING.

ALLEGED COLLUSION AT CHRISTCHURCH. Tb* TELSOBArH — rREBS ASSOI3IVTIOS.] CHRISTCHURCH, Thia Day. In regard to tho charge of collusion against the riders in the Royal Enfield Cup race at the rocent cycling meeting, upon whom the Canterbury Centra had imposed n fine of £5 each," the Council of the Leaguo of New Zealand Wheelmen last night resolved to enquire further into the matter by obtaining the evidence of all the officers of the meeting who did not give evidence at the enquiry held by the centre. "SCORCHING" PROHIBITED. INVERCARGILL, This Day Riders in tho Invercargill-Hedgehopo cycle road race \rero warned by tbe police before starting yesterday that they would be prosecuted if they ''scorched. " started, however. The road was blocked by a mounted constable further on, and 6ome of the competitors stopped, while others went on. Prosecutions will probably follow.

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