Deepa Charika prize giving
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Sports M. Vincent Perera awarding prizes to a winner of the Deepa Charika cycle race.
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Cycle Race
The finish of the National Cycling Championship Meet conducted by the Ceylon Cycling Association and sponsored by the Ceylon Daily Mirror and Ceylon Tobacco Co., ltd.
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Cycle Race
Rama Krishna Kili from India rode his bicycle from Wednesday till Saturday, day and night, at the Wales Kumara sports ground.
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Cycling
Four girls riding down a lane near Merstham, in Surrey as they wave a greeting to two young campers off on a hiking holiday.
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Cycle Race
Kanthi Dias, the winner of Lankadeepa Cycle Race, Panadura District from Good Shepherd Convent, Panadura.
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A.Am.Sumanaweera
The Sri Lankan contestants for the Malaysian cycle race "Malaysian Safari", A.M Sumanaweera (left) of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation's sports club and Kahawatta Sapphire sports club, and Bonipas Perera of the Ceylon Tobacco Company sports club. ...
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R.Premadasa Jinadasa Gruge
The guests of the occasion, Colombo District Minister Weerasinghe Mallimarachchi, the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Sports M. Vincent Perera, Times representative D.S. Porage for Associated Management Services, Times institute's official D...
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Cycle Race
'Dipacharika' the cycle race organized by 'lankadipa' was held on the Sinhalese New Year Day with over 200 cyclists competing and the route covering a 125-mile course. The winner was Maurice Coomaravel, while Chanara Perera came second and Anton ...
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A Bicycle with 16 Gears
This is a revolutionary "Deal Drive" bicycle with 16 gears, which shift gears according to the pressure applied to the peddle. Since it does not need cables nor control keys, the rider can dedicate both hands to steer the bicycle, ensuring greater...
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Army cycling champions
The winners of the Army inter-unit open cycling championships: first place M.W. Jayantha (middle), second place L.H. Sarath (left) and third place Leslie Rupasinghe (right).
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