Coburg Road premiers spark in Wynall track meet
Report on the Coburg team dominating a 33 mile distance event at North Essendon, beating Malvern and Camberwell to set a new record previously held by Preston in 1932. Key riders Pat Veitch Joe Parmley and Bart Williams led the Coburg quartet in a clockwork effort, with strong performances from Shepparton-Cambridge and Benalla in seeding and distance events.
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Aventy Coburg
Roidelourne
Lange of Pintori
Pheelmen Bald
North Essendon
Preston
Cablire
Elrome Im Quartet
Pat" Veitch
di Ws
Lieb
Barry Crutat
Joe Yarmiey
Tito Reigna
St Hodhult
Australia
Arther
Joe Parmley
Jos Hawthar -Cambarwall
Norman Tioyn
Bart Williams
Sensiigind
Kint Liggyl
Malvern
Harry Woolrich
A. Stuben
Raughy A. Clinton
D. Salih
Airone Ens
Bat
Coburg
Mawthern-Camberwell
Bort
Wiliams
Wohlide
Wiliam
Griy
Wilma
Bremiershin
Neémiershin
Shepparton
Race to Cowes Phillip Island Route Proposed
An Australian cycle race concept centers on Phillip Island as the finish after a 64 mile loop around the motor car course at Cowes. The plan involved start from Oakleigh and Balh, with transport to Phillip Island via ferry steamers from Melbourne.
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Phillip Island
Fic
Australia
Minjor Curreet
League of Figtorian
Western Port Shipping Company
Erkizisatiow
Pillip Tatondlan
Oakiekch
Aulahine RL Cowes
Porter for Melbourne Bon and the Stony Point voyage
An unclear report describes a proposed motor cycle event from Ockleteh to Stony Point with an expected 60 to 70 mile course. The plan involves riders including Charley IP and Hepfing Peninselos Tour organizers. Proceedings, arrivals, and timing checks were to be coordinated at Carrington with a Northern District delegation upcoming.
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Bon Porter
Pier
Forio
Thio
Stony
Polint
Stony Point
Ockleteh
Ins
Wichita
Winterbottom dominates Wynall 60 road race at Parramatta
Michicycle rider C Winterbottom wins the Wynall 60 from Parramatta to Windsor and back, breaking the course record and leaving rivals well behind. Nelson and Porter contest amateur sprint, while Buckley and Greig set top times in the professional ranks.
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Parramatta
Santora
Cumberland
Parramatte
Windsor
Thenea Richmond
Castlereagh Ponrllist
Marys
Lone Pine Garage
C. Winterbottom
Pred Nelson
R. Porter
C. E. Wright
Winterbottom
C. B. Wright
Simin
Jose
Winterfetter
Qlane
Moscow
Winterfnllom
Bat Ter
Monturiny
Wiko
Scott
Hedming
Howewsaly
Anish
Jideed
Amin
Aind Apt
Teal
S. Connell
Marrickville
Hall
P. Oigely
Eastern Suburbs
C. T. E. Congan
Murrielcydla
Fom
Chas. Winterbottom
Mascot
Sor
F. Nelson
Ian Held-Burwood
Moritz Wins 25 Miles Road Championship in Australia
Moritz completes a hat trick by winning the 25 mile road championship in South Australia on the Enfield Stockville course. He defeats Dane Toseland in a thrilling finish by inches after five laps, with Moritz also active in Victoria competing in the Centenary 1000 and Mordiaiee Grand Prix.
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South Anatealis
Arne Bate
Moritz
Victoria
Oroul UA Cloats
Bal
Hamiltonping
Revatein
Victoris Iast Scanon
South
Australia
Tha
Woodville Club
DJ Morita
Gmun
Tie Co-Icker
Dine Toyelund
Fwuteen
Uume
Thie Vielen
Tonin
Wogorol
Atlisage
Liferay Orhder
Clase
del Lis
Victortian
Toseland and Bate for Sydney Carnivals
Dissention rises as complaints reach the office amid local competition for shillings. The visitor is seen as entitled to more than the home man due to greater expenditures and potential profits from importation. The overall trend is toward the right direction for gains.
Australia riders look to final of WA junior road championship
Frank Ser, managing director of Bruce Small Pty Ltd, advances after a poceit operation and will attend the final of Western Australia state junior road championship during a business and health trip.
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Cxcuine
Australia
Mrr. Frank, Srl
Bruce: Small Pty.Ltd
Essendon rider shines in Melbourne events
The 16 year old Essendon amateur rider, praised as the State’s most promising junior, finished second in the Melbourne Woadl end race and fourth in the Melbourne-Kynetan event. A Richmond and Gardenvelo inter club meet next Saturday features the New South Wales senior 100 kilo amateur championship and the junior State title on the Main Western Road course with starts at 11 am and 1 40 pm respectively.
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Freephines
Essendon
Finials Young Mines
Mnette
N.E.W
Big Victorian road race set for August event
A major 160 mile continental style classic promoted by the Prank Thomas and Gob Amnott clubs will run from Dwer Park to Ballarat Geelong finishing back at the start. Prize money totals £215 with a Renold Cup and other rewards. Entries close August 1 with Mr A Dungey.
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R Madin
St. Klida
Bas Or
Thomas
Gob Amnott
Lv.w. Club Debates’ Association
Bull Bwoheting
Tg Ot
Queensland
Mehlich
Berin
Dwer Park
Ballarat
Geelong
Geelong Road
Warrnum-bool
A. Dungey
Mudgee Club's Novel Entry Promises Fast Cycling Race
The Mudgee club lists top riders Buckley Greig and others for a Two Day Test event by Dunlop Perdrian Ltd. Greig favored for fastest time after a sprint win in the first stage. Veterans Bradley Carratt Wright Tickner Sladden age 60 plus join Brindon handicap on 26 minutes with 70 to 100 riders expected for a record field.
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Nenin
C. Morton
Cessnick
J. G. Bucklay
Soraich
Benle Greig
Winmy Beath
Newcastle
Clauda
Avertis
Marrad
T. McKelvey
Ashfield
Lam
J. R. Niddrie
South Sydney
Lk. Withers
Lithgow
Lim
R. Burne
Parramatie
HE Hamleipa
Toe Buckley
Ernia Greig
Greig
Dunlop-Perdrian , Ltd
Parkes
Brindon
Rumpus at QLD Cycling Club Over Referee Row
YOLISTS UNION treasurer T Dunning resigned after a race claiming referee bias. Union secretary George Luxton tore up the resignation. delegates will debate the issue in August amid warnings of a faction split. Last weekend saw Billy Penthern win the 38 miles Hamilton handicap in 1.7.17.
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Yolists
T. Dunning
Gunicr
Pleusy
George Luxton
Dunning
Billy Penth
Hamilton
Comet Prior
Jos
Powell
Tlima Honore
Tour de France 1935 Dominated by Belgium Victory
The 1935 Tour de France ended with Lt Maes sealing overall victory after securing the final stage from Caen to Paris. Morelli was runner up and Vor Veecke finished third as 47 riders completed the course. Belgium led the general classification with four Belgians in the first five, followed by France and Germany.
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Urs
Lt. Maes
Mase
Caen
Parla
Morelli
Vor Veecke
Belgium
France
Germany
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Ami
Terry
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Bruce Small
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Porranmin
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