OTAGO MOTOR CLUB

Evening Star, Issue 17489, 21 October 1920, Page 10

OTAGO MOTOR CLUB

MOTOR CYCLE TRIALS.

All arrangements for the Otago Motor Club motor cycle reliability trial from Dunedm to Clyde and return on Saturday and Monday next are now complete, and, provided good weather is encountered th-' trip should be delightful and the sport good. All competitors will average 20 miles per hour throughout, and no" time will be allowed for tyro or mechanical stoppages. The first machine will leave the Dunedm railway station at 8.30 a m on Saturday, and the first to leave Clyde °" Monday is due back here at 3 46 p a . --»1 checks for the up journey are complete .and reports from Central Otago state that weather conditions are perfect and the roads in good condition. The official car will go aliead, and at corners r.r.d intersections of roads colored -larrier vnper will be dropped a short ivav along the correct route, as last year hr.na wrong turnings were taken by' competitors. The entries arc as follow—The first com.petitpiawav, A Walker 'lndianl, leares at

8.30 a.m., and the others _i two-mmvte intervals. G. P. Race, 2 (Harley-David-son); G. Worger, 3 (Indian); K. Kofoed, 4 (Indian) ; G. Duncan, 5 'Jlci'dereon): W. A. Justice. 6 (H.D.); J. Gradv. 7 (Indian); F. G. Zaffer, 8 (Indian); H. Burrow, 9 (Indian); L. B. M'Governe, 10 (Indian); B. A. Familton, II (Indian); W. Marshall. 12 (H.D.); . G. Jenkin.,, 23 (H.D.); C. Livingstone, 14 (Indian); T. Y. Turner, 15 (Indian); F. M'Donr.ld. ! 16 (H.D.); G. Walters, 17 (Indian! ; J. 11. M'Dougall, 18 (H.D.); A. E. Scott, 19 (Ace).