ROAD CYCLING

Hutt News, Volume 6, Issue 49, 16 May 1934, Page 8

ROAD CYCLING

T. 808 RECORDS FASTEST TIME 5Che t Hutt .Valley iQyding .Club held a fifteen-miles road race on Saturday afternoon from Petone to Stokes Valley and back. In spite of the adverse weather ;conditions, 1(5 riders started. As was tho case tlio previous Saturday the road was slippery. Nattrass falling at Nai Nai and I J . Roe at'the turn. T. , Roo off tho scratch mark, caught the | one minute men B. King and <J. Morris at the V.I.C. corner on the way back. ! E. Ward oil the limit finished ; fully a minute ahead of .the second man. Eiders arc reminded that they will not be allowed ito ride in any future race unless registered. The details are: . E. Ward (7min) 43min 35scc., 1; R. Dutton (4min), 41min 3Gsec., 2; P. Koo (Gmin), 43min.SSsec, 3.; 11. Taylor (Gmin), 43min 47sec., 4. Fastest Times—T. Poo (scr) 40min lGsec., 1; 13." King (lmin), 41min /17 see., 2; J. Morris (lmin) 41min. IDsec 3; R. Button (4niin), 41min 3Gsec, 4. On ! Saturday night the above club are holding another party in the L. and Y. Hall, corner of Richmond and Jackson Streets, and are hoping it j will be just as good as the 'last one. Tho Port Nicholson Road Cycling Club's .opening race will be over the Petone course next Saturday so all the club riders are asked to turn out. The summer Petone A.A. and C. Club hold their dance and presentation of trophies on i Wednesday, lGth May at the Oddfellows Hall, so roll up and help your track club.