Adelaide, Dec. 28.
The small town 5f Lobethal, near Adelaide, was the centre of the big motorcycle race for the South Australian Tourist Trophy yesterday.
For the first time in the history of this event, a German rider and a German machine took part. The German motorcyclist Ewald Kluge, Chemnitz, on his 250 cubic centimetre DKW machine, scored in impressive victory. With an average of 128 kilometres p.h., Kluge won the race in a new record time. The Australian Frederick, who also used a German DKW machine, took second place.
7 Still more interesting was the fight in the 350 cubic centimetre class where the German driver competed with the same 250 cubic centimetre motorcycle against stronger English machines. The contest was also won by Kluge who was followed by the Englishman Foster, Frederick, on DKW, took third place—Trans-Ocean.
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