CYCLING
... CYCLING W WILLIAMS (B*iro»).-Kend«;. Gat« f 5 . 4 u»- Fv * CaonßerU'** Collio «6U. Ihiar.friar Auk ■Ufa Bridge (8). Thornhill (S'jL *nt«rkliifoot i 6». Kirkccawl ...
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CYCLING
... CYCLING. If. M. O. • (Manchester) :—AVe can -only suggest you write the N.C.U. for lift of- local The secretary is'Mr. F. N. Crewe, 27, Chancery-leoe, EC. BILLIARDS. I*- K,—According to your dragrara the ball Is out of baulk. . MISCELLANEOUS. R.—Regret ...
CYCLING
... CYCLING. the chahpxonshipb. PAYNE'S BRILLIANT RIDING. (By SPRI ON ■Sai'nrd.ay, June 15, in the year 1895, at the official dinner after the last N.C.U. championships at Fallowfield, Mr. George Lacy Hillierdeclared that Manchester had broken all records ...
AND CYCL
... AND CYCL MONDAY. FEB: arreapewste to ►V7 tbe match at Hydra• Ws, ter Uwe is as pun more meltable. Aa a reiniscier thot the ewes of IMP sod MO is petting eL tie Comma will be Wiest to fa the data st letersatiossal matebee sod Cep-time tar sat year. Mr ...
CYCLING
... CYCLING. CYCLIST (Toronto)—Paul Guignard holds the one hour's cycling record with 65 miles 265 yards, beat-108 A. E. Wills' previous record of 61 miles. GOLF. J. MUIR (Asr).—ln the semifinals of the Amateur Championship in 1905 R. Maxwell beat H. W. de ...
CYCLING
... CYCLING. Join a dob. 2. dab tn»l h»v« to bel'*as A»*oC3« ...
AND CYCL
... AND CYCL MONDAY, ...
CYCLING
... CYCLING. The Amttenr Champion Cjcllll. The Worcerter crcll»« Ernest ha* had remarkable season. won titirtydhre# first pr/xes and numerous seconds and tb.rds. His chief successes were the one mile cbam> pioaabip of the British Empire imt Belfast , the ...
CYCLING
... CYCLING. Leeds Road Team Race. interfiling team race ira* Satordaj the roade In ibe Wetherbv and uifetrut. chalienge cup wat- offered tbe Cycle for 50 mile* team race band.cap. open J,eeUi cfabs, form team, with three counting, for four gold medata. Si* ...
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CYCLING
... CYCLING. J. A. I. fße? wick).—The direct route from Mancbesie.r King's is through atockporl, Whaley Bridge. le-Fnlb. Peak Forest, Baalow, Chesterfield, Bokewer, Bndby. JAwhistowe, Kneesall, Kelbam. Newark, Grantham, Tbreehingbaia, Sutton Bridge, King's ...
CYCLING
... CYCLING. w. g. P. ellpten).—Tia; r« ord ler ono bow I. 63 mils 253 yards by P. Guidnard. at Mun . Labs , Lin bootorober 10. 1909. The toll diiitaweri was be was motor wool and bad wind altiatii. no other ortranwasa aid. CROFT hare opt eha WS the rider ...