BROADSIDING.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20488, 5 March 1932, Page 9

BROADSIDING.

KILMISTER AT MONICA PARK SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT. A superb progpamma of broadsidinff will be presented at Monica Park Speedway to night, and .those who seek speed, thrills, and , daring riding are assured of full and ample entertainment. Five international ,jp«#dway experts will jjj, teen in action in addition to the, full contingent of Canterbury riders. Considerable interest has been aroused over the a,pVMiance of Kilmister, of Wellington, whose xidine in the North Island centres has been * sensation. Kilmister Tn! for himself in' England, and his flying wheels ave not unknown to Australians. He lias beaten all the overseas visitors to New Zealand tliia season, including Tom Farndon, Kobby Key, Vio Huxley, and Ray Tanser American. The question is, can he beat CyriPAnderaon to-night? Anderson has. dualled Sid Jackson's mile rolling-start record of lmin 20 4-6 sec, and Kilmister will have to do something thrilling-to head tha Australian, It will be Kilmister a only appearanca at Monica Park. Kilmister and Anderson will attempt to lower the flying mile record, and these attempts will probably he the first events ""Vhen, P B?aflMock. the Canterbury °Tbe"two fast"Australians, Tommy TompHaa and Laurie Packer, will also be seen in action. There will be three match races in v-bich Percy Lunn will ride against Laurie Packer Norm. Gray against Tommy Tompkins, und Jack Hobaon against Jack Oakley. There will be the usual series of handicap, scratch, and match races. Patrons are reminded that the season will close to-night. A record crowd is expected, and the gates will be opened at 6.30.