CYCLING

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17037, 10 May 1923, Page 3

CYCLING

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FIXTURE. l£®y 12- - U»p«ir»iH Chib’s Road Race (Horoby). Owing to the very wintry conditions , wrtach prevailed last Saturday the «*nu»ft.t.ee ol the Rnparua Cycling OLub wry wsmlv decided to postpone *h»jr twenty milf road race until next Saturday, when the race will be run ’off -whatever the weather condition*. «tay be. A large entry h»n been received, over ninety in fad. tkinis Loathern are on scratch, and the ftnut six and a hall minutes. The resent heavy rains will hare a beneeffect on the roads and with fine Meatier the race stamld be ridden, ia la*t Hi me. i- Mender-acn ia the winner of the Boomerang ” Oup for most points *0 track races hekl in the district under the control of the North Canterbury Osnliw. T wen ty-two points were >®aitred by H«nd-e**scui. JfeiiowMig are the brack performlanoK of Constchuroh riders during Lhe • *- hhanniereon^—Cual S*»rfc», first in Hfcvee and 6ve mite*; Oteforti, &s«4 in mikvs and tkktd in two miles; M porta, fimai tn one and two Hliittft.; fcJbutihhridgev, second in throe >hnd tow nui«s; ate Patrick’s Sports, abound in. three imtes. F. Seunders—P«p«iui Sports, first >».«■»• and a half miles and two mile ;, :•* tOMMak's Sipprtk, ferst in one and a Wf add two miles raoos. W . J&. ©i^toon- Sports, twi> add live mites, seoond ■ht #ho SeitSon Sports, first is s»fee »4»d third in um miles. W. Maeki«^—A&oJttJbli bridge Sports, *“ inAae; St Patricks tgjXrii, ffvah in one nute, ©ecbnd in rfen. Itih JMttfeMkthaetan Championship, Fhjgww tluxd Mil© Oa*iCbampAnnshiy); Leeeton Sperts, ■ i»f i» one and second in flvb second in halfWain, ate, Juat m one mile, uwder *MM*fip, 'Hmnwi SjfcoftK*. third in one rJW* *• Hadf miles; T«**ufca Sports, first f** J 6* 1 W*#® mite under ■•nw<b» years. -*• icige Sports, first HT ftrtottti ua wue mite; Oust fijrwt ia one mile, second in 'W!f <NMI s*■» Dwosarurtei Sports, am m one raite; Oxford Sports, «WfWKI in aw©'itiiie. Or. F. Qotidad—eit Patrick’*? Sports, ,aee©**d i« wa» mite; Temuka Sports w*.«hdN-niilc. i A- Leathom—Hapa-nui Sports, first m !*•*• Matte ajod one mate ; Ottek* Sports, i*» one and 'two mites; Papanui, in two miles. S. L. Witbrahawi —SefWm Sports, jfewft J» atm second in five miles ; ’Obo.ai Sports, third in one and Jive sndpt* R. iE. Chamberlain—Oxford Sports, in one mite, second in three xijy&&: Papamn Sports, first in one Bit Ta. »herd tn two miles ; Strfton Spoi'ts. ftpat-m twt» mites; Oust Sports, second ill *»•© mirfet Papanui. second equal in ilftro J. St Patrick's 6port«, second Jfit on© and a halt’ ixules, third in two **ajf£6w ; ; Fftpa/jni Sports., saem>d in two iinSeA.; South bridge Sworts, second in %wo mites and third in three milqs: Osfwrd Sports, second in one mile; fgoiHwi, second equal in two miles. 3 Rearms n —Soutbbridge Sports, I 4h'**> m one and four miles ; Papanui SpcwH.s. second in two-mile Cao-terbwry elbaaaarpAonship; Twmuka Caledonian .<S?h>f*», ftr»t in on© and a half miles, .ifiMond ui haif-mile, second in one Ptwa nuiea, aecond in half-mile; . e Sports, fir«t in two miles; Eteotev ‘Meeting, firet in halfld. Btumand—«Motwkaj ara Sports, Brstyin three ntiiaa ; 'Temu-ka Sports, first •t «*liie and a half mile wheel race. W. Marsh—Oust, Sports, third in one ft-nd three mites ; Southbridge, third in ffyirr miles; Oxford Sports, first in two mites and tb*nd in three mites; Springfield Siporte, hret in three miles, second in two mites. ©. Wylie—9lt Patrick’s Sports, secwad m two miles, third in one mile. D. Welsh —Darfiekl Sports, first in Hwe* rmtejr,; Springfield Sports, first In Wrn ndieK, second in one mile and iferee miW ; Duaeandel Sports, first hv haH-mite and fiy© miles ”W. K. Sroich—Motnfarat« Sports, in h*lf aad one mile ; Doyteriton fiporw. second in half-mile, third in tnr«« mile. P. Q’Slttaa-St. Patrick’s Sports, first ■ten mile Attaforatesian championship, irat in lefcree-miles race; Papanui Sport*, ftrat rw two miles Canterbury yMBIWOTihip : Loaston Sports, first in ch«*npion©hip meeting, first in OIMi. two and three-mile championships; Tf mm ni r Sports {Friendly Societies hijffttetHg'i. fir»t in one and a half mile •gjSdidli race: Waimate Caledonian BSmUlg, first in eme and a halt mile ©ognrbch race, one mile handicap; %miini Bprwi*, first in two miles, second JR one suite, first in qne mite South OnuO—*bnry chainpionsliip ; Tcmuka Sports {Bastev), first in »ne mile and one mite scratch race. <5. W. Frebble— Oamarji Sport©, first in Hwo-nwle wheel race, third in on© »nd '* half mik : Tim-aru, third in halfmile A. Bonis —Lees ton. tbirtl in one mite: M«n«\a. (North Island i. first in Vivo mile wheel race, third in one mite championship : Geraldine Sports. W in erne mile and two mile?, third in one and a half miles: Wausnate Sports meeting), second ill one mile ■*' - one and a half mile aern-teh race . W aim ate (New Year mooting> thiril iw one and a half mile scratch race; Timaru Sport*, third in one and a mile. 11. W Birch—-Timaru Sports, first in one mile and tliircl iw one mite, second in *>ne ajid a half mile, third in half-note W aim ate second in two mil«». third i/i half-mile; Temuka. 4hird in one mile scratch. ■ P«ter Hill—Timaru. first in halfmile, third ia one mite C. Bell—St Patrick's Sports, third m three mites and third in ten-mile AuatralattiKU charapionaliip : Temuka Caledoman Sports, third in one and a half mite ; Waimate Finendlv Socities Bporte. first in half and one mile, second in one and a half mile scratch ,*o©. and ukird in two miles . TeXX)uk* Sport*, second in one mile. H- G. Watson’, Ohu-ka sports, lirat in -three mites, ©cooml in five mile*,; Papamii sports, third in one »nd t,?ro TOrtee. R. Harman—&i>viupheld sports, first yc\ one swOb, third in three miles; Dar-

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field .sports, first in three miles, third in five miles. Also several places at Nelson sports. F. W. M’Nteholl Motukarara sports, first in haM-mile and one mile, third in two miles ; Dunsandel sports, second in half-mite, tliird in three miles ; Doyleston, second in three miles. W. M»ir—Waikawh spoats. first in three miles, second in two miles, third in three mites. C. J. Stewart —Waikari sports, first in one aud two mites, second in three miles. R. G. DHWSon Doyleteton sports, first in three mtles. third in one and a half mile : Duneandol spoi’ts. second in five miles, t+iird in one mile; Leeston sport©, third in five miles. O. Oakley—Ohoka sports, second in three miles. \Y. L. Henry—South bridge sports, third in one mile ; Temuka sports, second in half-mile. G. H. Pegley—Dun-sai*del sports, first in o-ne mite, second i*i three miles, third in two mites ; Motukarara ©ports, firat mi two miles. A. TJiH—Mottikfluara sports, second iu three mite* ; Steytestmi first in half-mile. L. Moriarty—Duneandei sports, first ir. thiee miles, second in one mite, third in five nvite*. first equal in two mites; Doyleston sports, first in one and a half mile, th-iwd in half-mile. T. Gteeig—Geraldine sports, first in one and a ha»lf mile, second in halfmile. third in two mile© ; S©fton sports, third in one mite. D. Bfnnie—Sefton sports, second in two miles ; Minds sports, third in two mites. A. A. Movwood-- St Patrick’s sports, first in owe and a half miles DerW - Papanui, second in one a»d a half if] ite \V. R. Hail—Papanui sports, third in one ’ v half mile. M . Sv J. Field— W-aikari sports, third D. Fahey —Waikari sports, second in T. B. Jackson- -Papauui sports, second in one mite. E. Wilson—Soften sports, second in one mite. J. Paterson—Sefton, third in two and five miles. T. J. Moffat—Darfield sports, second in one mite. J. Welsh— Darfield sports, second in two miles. £. H. M’Nally—Darfield, second in five mites. D. K. Speirs—Papanui, second in one mile. A. G. Ritchie—Papanui, third in one mile. T. Ellis —Doyleston, second in one and a half mite. •I Howell—Springfield sports, third ir? two miles. d - Henderson, the winner of the Boomerang Gup. is a Derby rider, .)iily seventeen years of age. and was not heard of as a rider until the be- - •■•‘■ing *: t!.e »it season. 1 iu- enfivd fox the Tunaru-f j. isichurcli road i ace. and by a mistake was handicapped instead lor the Southbridge race of tnirtv-s«x mues. carrying with it a prize of Henderson won tbi6 i ace, and this was the start of bis . acing career. 1 hroughout the season ” dack ” lias be<‘« riding consistently and is now ranked as one of the best sprinters on the trardi. On the road he has been rather unfortunate with regard to mishaps to his machine and punctures. On the track be has proved himself to be a very capable sprinter, xsing excellent judgment. His sprint in the St Patrick’s Three Mile Wheel Race, when he finished a close second 1.0 O Shea, was a splendid effort. The Tvmaru-Chrvstchurch road race has been definitely fixed for Saturday, September Lb. and intending competitors would be well advised to get in al the long rides they can. With a long, steads ride once a week after tli© strenuous racing season, riders should be in good form for the big The •' Round the Mountain ” race will probably be held a week previous t< the Timaru-Chrwtehurch race, and the Warr nam bool - Melbourne race in expected to ge decided on October 13. Competitors will thus have ample opportunity to compete in the three big events. The road race to be held at Hornby on Saturday next \v>U -.ark the .lose of the present road racing season. The wmn'-r .1 the Barnet Glass ’’ Cup for the rider gaining most points in open road races will be announced next week.