CYCLING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4572, 17 February 1893, Page 4

CYCLING.

I ■ ■ ■ . » '■ . i [Pbb Pbess Association. J TIMARU, Feb. 16. The Tourißt Bicycle Club's sports were held this afternoon. The weather was wretched, a howling nor'-wester raging all the time, and dust flying in clouds. The following are results :— Mile Novice Eace — Byrne 1, Blackburn 2, Orr 3. Pour others started. Won easily. 5 Time— 3min 17sec. Three-mile Boadster Eace— Donn 1, Coy 2, Burford 3. Four others started. Won comfortably. Time — lOmin l£sec. Half-mile Bicycle Eace — C. Hall 1, P. Truman 2, Curtis 3. Pour others started. Won by several lengths. Time— lmin 28sec. Two-mile Bicycle Eace— Hall 1, Byrne 2, Jones 3. Eight others started. Won by thirty yards. Time— 6min lOsec. Two-mile Eoadster Eaoe— Coy l, v Blackburn 2, Dorm 3. Five others started. Won by half a length. Time — 6min 30aec. Ladies' Bracelet ; one mile and a half— Coy 1, Curtis 2, Byrne 3. Won easily. Three-mile Bicyole Race— Hall 1, Burford 2, Joneß 3. Won by one hundred and fifty yards. Time— 9min 58aec. One-mile Boadster Eace— Coy 1, Truman 2, Wilson 3. Won by a length. Time— 3min 14sec. • Five-mile Bicycle Bace— Hall 1, Wilson 2, Coy 3. Won by two hundred yards. Time— l6min 14aec. Denby won the Consolation Eace. The visitors were much too heavily handicapped. ' ;• ■■