DISQUALIFIED CYCLISTS

Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1930, Page 3

DISQUALIFIED CYCLISTS

N.Z.A.A. CHALLENGED

vßy Telegraph—Press Association)

AUCKLAND, April .29

The secretary of the New Zealam Union of Cyclists (Mr J. C. Stewart' this!,, morning . made the followim statement concerning.’ the four Wei lington cyclists who recently competed in. Auckland and have now 'been sus pended by the Wellington centre o the . New Zealand Amateur -Athletic. Association: “The Wellington, centr lias no valid wounds for disqualifying •these four Wellington riders. They state that the cyclists competed at a meeting under the Manukau Amateur Cycling Club, but that is not so. The meeting in question was run by uric 1 was under the control of the Auckland , centre of the New Zealand Union c Cyclists. This centre has at no time been disqualified by anyone and consequently the pretext of th,e Amateur Albeltic Association’s organisation i« unfounded. The Amateur Athletic! Association seem to be completely ig- ; ' nornnt that the New, Zealand TJilipn of Cyclists is distinct ifroto its Auckland centre and again, from the Mpnukau Club, etc.” ’

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