D. HARTILL WINNER
S.L Cycling Championship
Two young Greymouth riders having their first season of open competition and the promising Hornby junior, C. D. Yaxley, provided the highlight* of the South Island professional 23-mlie cycling championship at the week-end. Conditions were nearly per. feet on the course from Ikamatua to Dobson, although there was a light southerly head-wind for most of the Journey.
The winner was D. Hartlli, a younger brother of last year's New Zealand junior 23-mlie champion, T. Hartlli, who is at present in Australia. The younger Hartlli rod* very steadily with J. Evans from the 7)mln mark.
Yaxley took both the senior and junior titles in a spirited finish with his club-mate, F. Hooper. Results:—
South Island 25-mila Championship.—D. Hartlli (Greymouth), 7imtn, 1; J. Evans (Greymouth), 7imln, 2; M. Cameron (Nelson), Simin, 3; I. Coe (Tlmaru), 2min, 4; J. Blackman (Hornby), 3)min, 5.
Fastest Time.—C. D. Yaxley (Hornby), scr, 65:15. 1; F. Hooper (Hornby), scr, 65:15.5, 2. Junior: Yaxley 1.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31109, 12 July 1966, Page 18
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