CYCLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22107, 13 May 1935, Page 13

CYCLING

MANUKAU AMATEUR CLUB FASTEST TIME TO BROWN The Manukau Amateur Cycling Club held two races on Saturday on the Avondale South circuit under ideal weather conditions. Results were as follows: Junior Event, 10 miles. —H. W. Hoffmann (6m), 33m 395, 1; M. T. Winsor (3m), 30m 445, 2;D. R. Fraser (lm 30s), 29m 575. 3. C. Dwight, scr, returned fastest time, 29m 21s. Senior Race, 17J miles.—J. W. Clark (lm 15s), 47m 50s. 1; W. E. Dilworth (sm), 51m 455. 2: Allan Robinson (lm 455), 48m 31s, 3. J. Brown, scr, finished thirteenth to make the fastest time in 47m 7s. AUCKLAND CLUB The Auckland Cycle Club's road events at Panmure on Saturday were decided under perfect racing conditions. Three races were held, for juniojs, _ seniors and ladies, and good fields participated. Results were:— Junior Race, 6} miles.—M. Cardwell (3m 455), 20m 555. J: J. Stuart (2m 30s), 2; B. Sercombe (2m 30s), 3; P. Collier (2m 50s), 4. G. Leonard (scr) recorded fastest time in 18m 51s. Senior Race. 16J miles.—L. Pinfold (3m 15s), 46m 495, 1: W. Chisholm (8m 15s), 2; R. Watson (2m 15s), 3; M. Hibburt (3m 15s), 4. R. Watson (2m 15s) recorded fastest time, 45m 555. Ladies' Event, 10 miles.—Miss P. Westbury (lm), 30m 45«. 1: Mrs. E. Harrison (scr), 2; Mrs. S. Fussell (4m 30s), 3. Mrs. Harrison (scr) recorded fastest time (29m 475). AUCKLAND AMATEUR CLUB The Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club held a senior and junior race on Saturday with gears restricted to under 70in. Results were:— Junior Race, nine miles.—A. Matthews (4m), 28m 565, 1; 8, Windsor (lm), 26m 435, 2; R. Cullen (2m). 27m 445, 3: L. Walton (lm), 26m 465, 4. Fastest time: S. Windsor (lm), 26m 435. Senior Event, 18 miles.—M. Gamble (scr), 50m 3s, 1: 10. Keefe (3m), 53m 4s, 2: T. Banfield (3m), 53m ss, 3; C. Gainsborough (6m), 66m 6b, 4. Fastest time: M. Gamble (scr), 50m 3s. LYNNDALE AMATEUR CLUB The Lynndale Amateur Cycling Club held a junior race of 13} miles and a senior event of 27 miles on Saturday. Results were:— Junior Race.—B. Carbury (sm). 43m Bs, 1: G. Cochrane (4m 30s), 44m 465, 2; L. Whyte (4m 30s), 45m 455, 3. Fastest time: H. Robertson (scr), 42m 595. Senior Event.—L. Roberts (sm). 85m 355, 1; N. Helliwell (3m 30s), 84m 445, 2: A. Hardman (9m 30s), 90m 455, 3: F. Alderson (lm 455), 84m 3s, 4. Fastest time: F. Aiderson (lm 455), Sim 3s. GLOUCESTER CLUB A senior and a junior race were decided by the Gloucester Cycle Club on Saturday. Results were:— Five Miles Junior Race.—Ruthlidge (4m), 1; W. Bignall (lm). 2; J. Bignall (lm). 3. Fastest time: W. Bignall, 15m 335. Senior Race, 161 miles.—F. Sargent (2m 30s), 1; K. McKenzie (4m), 2; D. Bignall (scr), 3. Fastest time: D. Bignall, 45m 51s, TAKAPUNA AMATEUR CLUB The Takapuna Amateur Cycling Club held a 22| miles road race on Saturday on the Lake course in perfect weather. The result was:—A. Parker (lm 30s), 60m 7s. 1: R. Eagles (2m). 60m 395, 2: T. Bassett (2m 455), 61m 35b. 3; A. Gunn (2m 30s), 61m 31s, 4. Fastest time was made by Parker, who won in a good finish. PAPATOETOE AMATEUR CLUB A junior race of 6} miles and a senior event of 21 miles were decided by the Papatoetoe Amateur Cycling Club on Saturday. Owing to junior riders taking the wrong course the rnoe will be held ngain. The senior event resulted:—S. Pinfold (scr), 57m, 1; R. Taylor (lm), 58m Is, 2; C. Cochrane (lm), 58m 2s, 3; C. Allan (lm 30s), 58m 335, 4. Fastest time: S. Pinfold, 57m. BEACH HAVEN CLUB The Beach Haven Amateur Cycling Club held a 12 miles time trial on Saturday in conjunction with a sealed handicap. The result was:—Time trial: J. Culpan. 35m 435. 1; J. Marris. 36m 53 2-ss, 2; L.Cooper, 37m 5 l-ss, 3. Sealed handicap: L. Cooper (2m 30s), 1; J. Cupan (ss), 2; L. Elia (lm), 36m 38 3-ss, 3. EVENT AT HAMILTON [from ouh own correspondent] HAMILTON, Sunday In a cycle road race conducted by the Hamilton Amateur Athletic Club yesterday over a 101-mile course, there were 22 entries. The results were:—McOnie, 5m 455, 1: Campbell, 4m, 2; Liddington, 12m 455, 3. I. Watkins covered the course in the fastest time. ROAD RACE AT ROTORUA [from our own correspondent] ROTORUA, Sunday Following is the result of the 19 miles road race held by the Rotorua Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club yesterdayG. Harker (6m). 54m 425, 1; L. Montague (2jm), 2; D. McNab (ljm), 3. Fastest time: E. Martin, 50m 21s. FOOTBALLERS—YOUR BOOTS This year you can obtain the famous "O.B." Football Boot with its exclusive, patented foot-protecting features in TWO WEIGHTS . . . standard weight for "forwards" and lighter -weight for "backs." This new "O.B." Football Boot is a masterpiecelightness has been obtained without sacrificing strength or foot protection. If not stocked locally write. M. O'Brien and Co., Ltd., Cbristcburch, for nearest retailer.— Advt.