BROADSIDING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21539, 11 January 1932, Page 10

BROADSIDING

WESTERN SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. (Peb United Peess Association.) AUCKLAND, January 10. The success of the English nderi, “Nobby” Key and Roger krogley, completely dwarfed the efforts of the local men at the cinder track racingat Western Springs last evening. Alf. Mattson (Auckland), the Dominion champion was unable to produce his best form, and his tactics in the final international event for which there were five false starts, were resented by a large section of the spectators. There was continued applause when he was unplaced. Although there were several spectacular spills, no sedous injury resulted. The mam reeUENGLANDOIIT: AUCKLAND.-First race: N. Key (England) 1, A. Mattfton (Auckland) 2. Time, Imm 19 3-osec. stondrace; Key 1, R. Frogley (England) 2 ’ BIG”TWELVE 20 RACK—C. Goldberg (35yds behind) LB. Frogley 60yds behind) 2 Time, Imm 25 l-ssec. OPEN HANDICAP.— F. Day . (20yda behind) 1, W. Boyle (10yds behind) 2. Ti B B ’ GRAD 2 ! —C. Morgan 1, J- Cormack 2. Time, Imm 25sec. ' „

KILBIRNIE STADIUM. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, January 10. The following are the resultsi of the racing at the Kilbirme Stadium on S jSS4# t Rait (6sec) 1, E. Naylor (ssec) 2. Time, v. WELLINGTON TE\M RACES. —International 12 points, W S£ INVITATION MATCH RACES—Kilmister lost his first rolling start race this season in the sixtu match, when Farndon beat him m 79 l-ssec. Final: R. Tauser 1, 1. Farudon 2. Time, Slsec. MONICA PARK SPEEDWAY. (Per Uniter Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, January 10. At the Monica Park Speedway last night the results were as fMlow:FIRST DIVISION HANDICAP.— Blacklock (Isec) 1,. Ranley (4sec) 2, Jackson (scr) 3. Time, Imm 27sec. GOLD HELMET MATCH. - Blacklock 1, Limn 2. Time, Imin 23sec. , SECOND DIVISION HANDICAP. — Forbes (scr) 1, Talbot (scr) 2. Time, Imin 34sec. TEAMS’ CONTEST—Autraha and Canterbury had three points each. JANUARY SCRATCH RACE—Jackson 1. Lunn 2. Time, Imin 24sec.