CYCLING.
AUSTRALASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. Received November 1, 12.58 a.m. BRISBANE, October 31. At the meeting in connection with the Cycling Championshins of Australia, the Half Miie Championship was won by Bell, of Queensland, and the Ten Miles Champoinship by Mutton, of Sydney.
TIMARU TO CHRISTCHURCH ROAD RACE. By Telegraph —Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, October 31. ° The road race over a distance of 112 miles from Timaru to Christchurch, took place to-day. Arnst, who was scratch, gained twelfth place, and put up the fastest time, 6 hours 34 min 25 sees.
The order of the finish of the first 29 men was as follows:—P. O'Shea, Sydenham, 1; L. Maw, Dunedin, 2;, G. H. Buch, Fendalton, 3; E. M. Morris, Kaiapoi, 4; J. McTeague, Haiawells, 5; E. W. Hill, Moeraki, 6; F. W. Crossman, Hinds, 7; T. W. Walsh, Papaui, 8; W. G. Garrett, Ashburton, -9; M. McTeague Spreydon, 10;. A. B. L. Smith, Waikarj, 11; J. Arnst, Christchurch, 12; A. Birch, Fendalton, 13; J. Coulter, Palmerston N., 14; A. E. Parkes, Hunterville, 15; H. Edwards, Halswells, 16; T. Coleman, Marshland, 17; A. Humm, Spreydon, 18; W. Harris, Waikiwi, 19; P. Hill, Addington, 20; L. Galletley, Styx, 21; W. Broad, Invercargill, 22; T. J. Uoran, New Brighton, 23; W. Arnst, Papanui, 24; D. Flanagan, Leeston, 25; J. Carnegie, Dunedin, 26; J. E. McCarthy. Christchurch, 27; A. G. Donald, Palmerston North, 28; C. Bill, Papanui, 29.
The following are the corrected actual riding times of the first six to finish:—P. O'Shea. 7 hours 6 rain. 55sec: L. Maw, 7houra 26aec; G. H. Birch; 6 hours 53min 57sec; E. A. Morris, 7 hours 6 min 57ses; J. McTeague, 6 hours 58min 58sec; E. W. Hill, 7 hours 3min 20sec. The fastest times are as follow: J. Arnst, 6 hours 34m 25sec; A. Birch 6 hours 37min 25 2-ssce; J. Coulton, 6 hours, 37min 26sec; R. Rogers, 6 hours 41min 25 3-ssec; A. B. 'Smith, 6 hours 44min 25sec; A. ! Humm, 6 hours 44mir. 26 4-ssec; G H. Birch, 6 hours K3min 57sec.; M. McTeague, 6 hours 58min 38sce; N. I J. Garrett, 6 hours 59min 37 3 ssec; I J. McTeague, 6 hours 58min 58sec.
Prizes for fastest times were unawarded as the League is holding an enquiry into . alleged irregularities. Collections taken up in the streets yeatt relay, in aid of the funds for general objects of the Society for the Pronation <>f Women and Children resulud in £6l being obtained.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9637, 1 November 1909, Page 5
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