HAMILTON CYCLING.
.._“ «_._—... SATURDAY’S PERFORMANCES. - (By ”Spoke.”) A pleasing feature of the cycle road race held by the Hamilton Amateur Athletiu Club on Saturday was the number of competitors in evidence whose performances augur well for the future. The race, which was over a course of 13.1: miles, started from the Hamilton East Post ()titce, followed the road to ’l‘umahere, across to .\tatangi, and tlnishing at, the llamilton East Post office. A field of ill competed and close finishes resulted. Only one second divided it. .lohuslon. who was tlrst, from B. Lttllil, the second man. B. Shaw, the third competitor to iinish. completed the distance four seconds later. The fastest time \\'as‘ registered liy _-\. heady. \\'ith a little more training It, ’l'nsht‘r, who started from the 1.315 mark, should rez—min his form of a few seasons also, and he in line for time honours. i Amireriniien is voiced by the riders“ 01‘ the i'luh's generosity in proviillng 1110111 \\iih a run of tea at the end of; the rut-e. Comments on indivilhmli mmpctilors will he, made next week. 1
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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 13
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178HAMILTON CYCLING. Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 13
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