CYCLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22618, 5 January 1937, Page 7

CYCLING

GLOUCESTER CLUB'S MEETING The following handicaps have been declared for a meeting of (he Gloucester Cycle Club to be held at Gloucester Park, Onehunga, tomorrow, starting at 0.30 p.m.:Juniors. —Half-mile and one mile: J. Bicknell, J. S'beehan, scr, scr; F. Glover, 10yds, 15yds; D. Fox, E. Wisnewski, 30yds, 50yds; E. Burnett, W. Caughey, 50yds, 90yds; F. Brown, (iOyds, 100 yds; C. Williams, J. Douglas, 80yds, 130 yds; T. Sheehan, 100 yds, ISOyds. Seniors. —Half-milo nnd one mile: J. Cooper, T. Hook ham, P. Bicknell, scr, scr; K. Craig, R. Vercoe, 10yds. 15yds; J. Rose, 20yds, 35yds; T-*. Phillips, W. Bicknell, 25yds, 45yds; C. Hadler, li. Shearing, -10 yds, 70yds; C. Rao, H. Brough, 00yds, 100 yds; J- Wade, SOyds, 150 yds; G. Tarrant, 100 yds, ISOyds. TE AROHA CALEDONIAN SPORTS Following are the teams for the McLeod Derby, a 50-kilometres cycling race, to be held nt 'hp To Arnha Caledonian sports to-morrow. Australian team.—J. Fitzgerald, D. McLeod, R. J. Moore, R. Plante, and M. Russ (France). New Zealand team. —J. Newlove, J. Sutherland (Christchurch), J. Foot (Wellington), L. Thomas (Auckland), -H.. Sheat (Te Aroha). Emergencies: Campbell, Willoughby, Ward, Pratney, Jones, West, narcourt. There will be a sprint every two miles and points toward the team aggregates for these will be five for first, three for second and one for third, the points for the eighth and last sprints to bo doubled. First individual prize will be £SO and the prizes will go down to 10th place. There will be a one-mile handicap race for other riders.