CYCLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22319, 17 January 1936, Page 7

CYCLING

COMBINED CLUBS' EVENTS The combined amateur cycle clubs of Manukau, Northern and Lynndale held two races at, Western Springs Stadumi. Results are as follows: Two Miles Junior.—J. 11. Citibanks, scr, 1: •£' T r i Dw '5 ht ' sc r. 2; ,T. Archer. tjOvds, 3: V. Johnson, 140 yds, 4. Time, 4m 31 4-33. lliree Mile* Senior.—C. E. Gooder. scr, 1: E. li. O. Hughes, 60yds, 2; J. W. Clark, 60yds, 3; R. Triner, 60yds, 4. Time, Cm 375. AUCKLAND CLUB'S RACES The Auckland Cycle Club's mid-week meeting was held at the Papatoetoe Stadium. The Australian cyclists, Walsh arid Rogers, whi have been under engagement in the South, were present, but did not compete. Results are as follows: One Mile J unior.—B. Gavin, 40yds, 1; D. Banks, 30yds, 2; P. Pearce, scr. 3; G. Ralph, 70yds. 4. Time. 2m 19 3-ss. One Mile Senior.—W. ■ Pratney. 40yds, 1; A. Brass. 85yds, 2; W. Archer, 140 yds, 3; VV. Hansen, 110 yds. 4. Time, 2m 10 l-ss. Teams Events (one mile).—Junior: P. Pearce, G. Ralph, L. Cunningham, 2m 26 l-ss; D. Banks, B. Gavin, B. Collier, 2m 27 l-ss. Senior: \Y. Pratney, W. Archer, K. Edkins, 2m 21 3-3s. EVENTS AT HAMILTON [FROM OUR OWX CORRESPOXDEVrj HAMILTON, Thursday : The Hamilton Sports Club held its weekly, meeting At Steele Park, ; last evening under ideal conditions. The results were'as follows:-Half-mile cycle: C. Burr (45yds). 1; D. Fweyth ?• \X Phillip* (70yds), 3. Time, lni,lo l-os. i'. niilrt rvcle: T. Crawford (20yds), 1; R Gillies (UOvds). 2: D. Forsyth (120yds>. t Time. 2m 33 3-ss. Boys' race: J Ko S^; son 1- F. Davis, 2; G. Stow... ana w* Forsyth, dead-heat, 3.