RIVAL CYCLISTS
(By Telegraph.)
(Special to "Tha Eveninu Post.")
CHRISTOHUROH, This Day. Despite the recent trouble the old rivals,'P, O'Shea and J. W. Mackie, met again at English Park on Saturday night. Both wore competitors in the quarter-mile, and eventually they fought out t)»e issue. The final was a greut contest, in which Mackie won by a narrow margin, to the great delight of his. supporters. The other finalists were Parker (Now Plymouth) and N. Goodman, O'Shea made a break in tho back stretch, but Mackie put in a great run up the straight, and won by half a wheel. Goodman was thircT. Time 32soc.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 55, 7 March 1927, Page 11
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