WOMEN MOTOR-CYCLISTS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 770, 17 September 1929, Page 6

WOMEN MOTOR-CYCLISTS

PRESIDENT’S TRIAL The Ladies' Progressive Motor- j Cycle Club had an exceptionally good \ rally last Sunday, when it held its first president s reliability trial, covering approximately 100 miles. The trial, unlike the la3t, was open to riders of either sex. The course was exceptionally well mapped out and covered all classes of roads. The hour aud a-half allowed at Tuakau for lunch was a very welcome break in the day’s proceedings. and the hot tea supplied by the club was most acceptable to the competitors. The results are as follow; A. Myers (Indian Ace and side-car) 1 I (si ver cup); u. Leonard (Velocette). 2 (silver medal); it. Richardson (N*ew Imperial), 3 (certificate of merit) - P ■ Fletcher (Royal Enfield) 4 (certificate of . merit); T. Ulomfleid (Royal Enfield) 5 (certificate of merit); W. Marot (B.S.A. j and side-car) 6 (certificate of merit). TEAMS OF THREE North Shore Motor-Cycle Club: A Myers, R Richardson, T. Blomfield. i (silver medals); Sports Motor-Cycle Club, Y: Penny (Harley Davidson), T. Mathews I (Ariel), V\ . Marot (8.5. A.), 2 (certificates 1 of merit). Special prizes donated to women riders ! were won by Miss E. Brierly (New Ira- t penal), Miss N. Rowe (Ariel). !