CYCLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21449, 24 March 1933, Page 7

CYCLING

AUCKLAND CLUB'S RACES Seventeen riders competed in tho Auckland Cycle Club's mid-weekly events at the Khyber Puss track, which was ill good order. Results:— One Mile and a-lialf. Junior.—C. Sneller. 170 yds, 1; R. Johnston, 170 yds, 2; L. Redfern, 100 yds, 3; C. Raflerty, 80yds, 4. Time, 3m 57 l-os.

One Mile, Senior.—L. Coates, 200 yds, 1; G. Walters, 130 yds, 2; G. Hall, 55yds, 3; G. Appleton, 240 yds, 4. Time, 2m 21 2-ss. EVENTS AT EAST TAMAKI The East Tamaki Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club will conduct three cycling events to-morrow at East Tamaki, commencing at 2 p.m. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr. J. D. Auckram:— Two Miles Open.—First heat: H. Dwight, Bellini, scr; Gordon, 25yds; Wheelhouse, 45yds; Casey, Hughes, 55yds; Baird, 65yds; Franciß, Markham, 75yds; Brown, 85yds: Taylor, D. Pinfold, 95yds; Hansen. 110 yds; K. Clark, J. G. Morris, 120 yds; Craig, F. Johnson, 130 yds; E. Morris, 170 yds; L. Foubister, 180 yds; Crocker, A. Pinfold, 190 yds; Hadfield, 200 yds; E. Hansen, 220 yds; Craddock, A. E. Taylor, 250 yds; English, 300 yds. Second heat: Byrnes. L. Dwight, scr; Andrews, G. P. Clark, 45yds; McLachlan, 55yds: Nicholson, 65yds: Allen, C. Johnson, S. Pinfold, 75yds; Webster, 85yds; Hogan, 95yds; Davidson, 110 yds; J. W. Clark, Jones, 120 yds; O. White, Fisher, 130 yds; Hall, 150 yds; Castell, 180 yds; Rose, Smith, 190 yds; Melville, A. Dwight, 210 yds; Mosheim, 230 yds; Linn, 270 yds; C. A. Clarke. 160 yds. One Mile Open.—First heat: Byrne3, H. Dwight, scr; Andrews, Wheelhouse, 25yds; Casey, McLachlan, 30yds; Nicholson, 35yds; Adlen, C. Johnson, 40yds; Webster, 45yds; R, Taylor, D. Pinfold, 50yds; C. Hansen. J. W. Clark. J. Morris, GOyds; F. Johnson, Fisher, 65yds; Castell, Crocker, 100 yds; Smith, 110 yds; Hadfield, 120 yds; Melville. E. Hansen, 130 yds; Craddock, 140 yds; A. F. Taylor, 150 yds; English, 190 yds. Second heat: L. Dwight, Bellini, 6cr; Gordon, 15yds; G. P. Clark, 25yds; Hughes, 30yds; Baird, 35yds; Francis, Markham, S. Pinfold. 40yds; J. Brown, 45yds: Hogan, 50yds; Arvidson, K. Clark, G. Jones, 60yds; O. White. Craig. 70yds; Hall. 80yds; E. Morris, 90yds; L. Foubister, 100 yds; r ßose, A.' Pinfold, 110 yds; A. Dwight, 130 yds: Mosheim, 140 yds; R. Linn, 160 yds; C. A. Clarke, 80yds. Three Miles—First heat: Dwight, Dwight. scr; Gordon, 40yds; G. P. Clark, 75yds; Casey. McLachlan. 85yds; Nicholson, 100 yds; Francis. 130 yds; Markham, Hogan. S. Pinfold, Webster, 140 yds; Hansen. 150 yds; K. Clark. Fisher. Craig. lGOyds; Hall, 180 yds; Castell. 230 yds; Crocker, 240 yds; A. Pinfold, Melville, E. Hansen, 280 yds; Linn. 360 yds; A. F. Taylor. 360 yds; C. A. Clarke. ]9oyds. Second heat: Byrnes, Bellini, scr: Andrews, Wheelhouse. 75yds; Hughes. 85yds; Baird, 100 yds; Francis, Allen, Johnson, 130 yds; J. Brown. J. R. Taylor, 140 yds; White. J. W: Clark. G. Jones. J. G. Morris, lOOvds; E. Morris. 220 yds; L. Foubister, 240 yds;* Hadfield. Smith. 280 yds; Mosheim. 340 yds: English, 360 yds. . Ono Milo Local.—E. D. Morris. L. V. Jones, set*; L. B'ellinghatn. A. Baughley, 100 yds; D. Burley, 120 yds; D. 120 yds; L. Geotge, 130 yds.

AUCKLAND CENTRE AX APPEAL DISMISSED The appeal of G. I'. Clark, against the referee's decision in allowing M;- P: Byrnes to start in the third' Ireat' of a recent race after _ puncturing, was not - upheld aa meeting of the Auckland Amateur Cycling Centre last evening. It-wan pointed; out that the rules left the decision to the discretion of the referee.It was decided to reeomtnend that, provided there is an accident within- 15 yards of tho start, the starter must rule no start. If. however, an accident occurs before ■ a specified distance from the finish and the referee is satisfied that the rider did not enter tho accident intentionally then lie may allow tho rider to start in another heat. This will Hot apply to a final.' The Takapuna Club was granted permission to change its open race on May 20 to six laps. The Auckland Ladies' Club was granted permission to conduct n,n onen race and an open junior race at "Western Springs next "Wednesday. The application for reinstatement of R. R. "Webster was approved with the centre's reronimendal ion that it be granted. The Whnluitano Ladies' Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club was granted affiliation subject to corrections in its application.

TE AROIIA CLUB'S MEETING [from our own correspondent]

TE AROB:a, Thursday

There was a good attendance at a sports meeting held by the To Aroha Cycling Club in the Herries Memorial Park last evening. Following were the results:— li-Miles Handicap.—E. Grnham (120 yds), 1; M. Keeley (200 yds), 2; S. Haddcn (20yds), 3. Time, 3m 4G 3-ss. , , Three-mile Handicap.—E. Graham (28yds), 1: J. Glover (290 yds), 2: J. Stanley (400 yds), 3. Time. 8m 3 l-ss. _ Boys' Oiie Mile Handicap.—C. May, 1; U. Price, 2; F. Rogers, 3. Time, 3m 2 2-ss.

TAURANGA CLUB'S EVENTS

[by telegraph —own correspondent] TAURANGA, Thttrsdav

The Taurauga Cycle Club held a meeting last evening. The results were as follows: Half-mile.—L. Sander. 1: A. Bremner. 2: H. Johansen, 3. Won by u length. One Mile.—R. Sutherland, 1: L. Sander. 2; N. Fletcher,, 3. Won narrowly. Two Miles.—A. Brenmer, 1: It. Sutherland, 2; W. Polley. 3. Won by half a wheel. The winner of the cup was A. Bremner. with 19 points.