CYCLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20391, 21 October 1929, Page 16

CYCLING.

MANUKAU AMATEUR CLUB. Tho Manukau Amateur Cycling Club concluded its 1929 road racing season on Saturday with a iivo miles and a-half junior race and a 17 milea connotation race over three laps of tho Mangere circuit for the seniors who had not had a win-or a fastest time to their credit in races conducted by tho club during tho season. Tho junior contest over one lan was decided first and resulted:—S, Pinfold, Jui, 1; C. C. Benrt, Im, 2: H. V. Gordon, lm, 3; L. Oxton. lni. t. The fastest timo wiis recorded by G. M. Lethaby, scr, in 15m 12s. Twenty-seven raced in the penior consolation event, which resulted:—C. I. Gainsborough, lm 10s, 1;, J. (.'. Stewart, lm JOs, 2: j-.. A. Cleaver, lm 10s. 3:' G. P". Clark, lni 10s. 4. Besides winning the raco.C. I. Gainsborough also registered fastest time in 45m 2s, while Mackie, off scratch, in an almost unpaced ride, took only 45m 335. AUCKLAND CLUB'S RACE. , Tho good field of 22 started in tho Auckland Cycle Club's race of 19.4 miles over three laps of the Mangere course, starting nnd nriiahing nt the Mangere Bridge. The rpsult wiib:—J. McDonald, ?,m 59b. 1; K. Rae. 3m 50s, 2; W. I'ratney, 5m 30s, 3; R. Mul i n r£' J - - Lindop. scr. established the fastest time in 49ni 38s r Wednesday evening tho Auckland Cycle Club and the Manukau Amateur Club will hold two handicap track races at tho Auckland Domain at 5.45 p.m. Both events laps ovcr distance of two miles, eight