ROAD CYCLING

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 35, 10 August 1934, Page 6

ROAD CYCLING

PONEKE CLUB RACES

■ Tomorrow afternoon the Poneke Amateur Cycling Club is to hold a 33 miles open road race at Kilbirnie, starting from Salck Street at 2.15. Kiders from- the Hutt" Valley and Port Nicholson Cycling Clubs will be competing, and a good contest is . anticipated. The course will be three laps of. the Breaker Bay cutting route, which includes a good, stiff hill, metalled roads, and a small distance of good bitumen, surface. Although' iiot conducive to fast times; this course certainly provides a solid test of riding ability. While the senior, race is in progress the juniors are to race over a distance of 11 miles, one lap of the same course. A messenger boys' race is to be held also* Handicaps are as follows:— Senior: H. Houston, 0. Disiey, F. Blackett, L. ■ Sowerby, W. Lasky, scr;' K. Wilson, W. Boulton, M. Thomson, J. Morris, J. Earnsley, 2min; J. Wilson* R. Dutton, L. Walsh, J. Arlidge, 4min; C. Ericsson, C. Biggs, AY. Doidge, Sparkes, P. Percivnl, A. King, 7min;E. Ward, D. Evans,. W. Sinclair, B. King, Omin;. C."Aldritlec. U. Black, A. Huxford, W. Mitchell, C. King, lmin; P. Roe, A. McHardy, R. Taylor, K. Niittrass. Les. Sowerby, 14min; A. .T. Percival, ■R. Ramsay, .J. Mather, A. Wright, lSmin. , Junior: R. Grigft. ecr; M. Scott, T). Rose, lmin; J. Abel, G. Arnold, 2min: R. Robson, A. Ploivman, Cook, 3min; R. H.J Smith, imm. • Post entries will be apcented. i