CYCLE ROAD RACE.
INTER-CLUB EVENT. HAMILTON DEFEAT PAPATOETOE. Teams from Big Hamilton and Papatoetoe Amateur Cycling Clubs were engaged in a handicap Inter-club road race from Hamilton East, through Ilautapu to 'Cambridge and back, a distance of 28 miles, on Saturday afternoon. Conditions were favourable, and fast times were recorded, Hamilton winning tlie event by 19 points to 2. The result was as follows. the three placed riders ’being Ihuuilloii/nien: — W. Townsend (lOm.tSs), Mir. It>m. o i s,, i; E. Wallace (10m. ins.), 2: W. Fenson (I ini. ios), 3. Easiest time. R. L. Francis ( Papal oetoe), see., I hr. I iim. 17s. NGARUAWAHIA MEETING. Mr A. Eyre. ]ircsided over a large attendance at Ibe annual meeling of Ilia Waikalo Amalcur Cycling Club. The annual reporl showed Ihat Hie club had experienced a successful season and I lie 'balance shed disclosed a credit balance, of £5 8s id. The folio wins officers were elected;
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Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19053, 18 September 1933, Page 11
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