CYCLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13497, 25 May 1907, Page 8

CYCLING.

The Onehunga % Cycling Touring Club bring off a five-mil© race for the Partly cup and medals, on Mr.Clias. Baker's" training track at • Mangere, _ this afternoon,' should, the : weather conditions prove favourable. Two heats and a final will be contested. The handicaps are, as follows:—First heat— 0- Melvern-, scratch; • E. Spiers, 50yds; Cyril Rushbrook, 175 yds; F. > Roget, 225 yds; T. 11. Pardington, , 250 yds; . H. Christini, 300 yds; B. Flewellyn,' 325 yds; B. Groove, 350 yds; H. Pullan, 450vds;-E. V. Sutherland, ! 600 yds; W. C. Hill. 700 yds. Second heatA. G. Mason, 25yds; N. adman, 100 yds; 11. Thompson, 200 yds; D. Howard, 225 yds; C. Denize, 300 yds; Chas.' Rushbrook-, 250 yds; E. IPople, 350 yds: R. J. Sutherland, 400 yds: A. Perrin, 450 yds; A. Sayers, 500 yds; :J. ' Duthio, 550 yds ; J. Fletcher, SOOyds. /- The sixth road race of the Budge Cycling Club will talco place oh Saturday, July 27. The course will be 20 miles over > the Mangere ground. The race is open to all-comers and close on July 13. The first prize will bo £7, second. £2, and third £1, while a gold medal will be, given - for the fastest time. O. 11. Brook, the New South Wales cham-' nion, who is now on his way to Europe, j has been appointed by the Federal Cycling i Council, Australia's representative at the World's Championship meeting. • ■ , • ; league of Wheelmen* [BY TELEGRAPH.— ASSOCIATION.] Christchurch, Friday. ; Tho Council of the League of Wheelmen has adopted ;< a ; report ifl ;• favour of ..taking control of rOad racing, and granting £10 to each centre on condition"; that the various centres organise road races, at which prises of.t.ho value of not less than £15 be given. All riders in road rftees will require to obtain a license, 'with . the exception of licensed track riders. " -r- '