The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09
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Ths rnters-stonsi Cireuit A~rrsueed-ziup-
,uevrp,.s 1gerty 10 Go Abrcrt.

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The rnters~stone Ctreuit Arrnueed-Ziur
,rerro,sn Resty TO 60 Abrora.
Tho cycling season practically opens to-day.
For tho past month tho wheeImen have been
INDUCING In short runs. but no official club
runs have been held. The leading organiza-
lions OF this city. Brooklyn. and New Jersey
have all scheduled runs for to-day, and q big
turnout is locke for.
The committee to whom has been intrusted
the arrangements for the international circuit
OF the /. A., ". have concluded their work
upon the Eastern races. The schedule is as
follows: Sept. =. Crescent Cycle Club OF Bir-
mineham. Conn: Sent. 4 aud .. Hartford
Wheel Club; Sept. z. Lynn Cycling Associa-
ton: Sent. q. Associated Cycling Clubs OF Bos-
ton Sept. IL and 10. Springfield Bicycle Club:
Sept. 16. Metropolitan Association OF Cycling
Clubs. New York city: Sent. 20 and u. Mary
land Bicycle Club: Sept 70. Associated
Cycling Clubs OF Philadelphia; Sent. 80.
Kings County Wheelmen. Several clubs In
New Jersey have applied for sanctions. and
wish to be Included In the circuit. and 1t Is
likelg that a meeting will be held ut Asbury
Park on Sept. Is.
Invitations will be extended to all the for
eign racing men to take part In these races,
and. with the expectation that they will accept.
the Racing Board have decided to give each
Ciuu tHo ptiNite&c VI hOIuiuk hu a.
ternational race each day OF their meeting. In
these latter races no stipulation will be placed
tGohsid.rabie dissatisfaction has been ex.
fusing to allow the value Of prizes to exceed
Si50., Some tournam emit managers belicye
custom us mo, Of e Offering r%sg pianos @no r and Fix Ike a Articles 3 "a" as
II Is thought that they can place my value
upon Their prizes; The rrize rule Leaf OF the n nut 1, a;
bereed that the har'ns board Is Tr]iyi!essd to
not meet with their concentration with
tits iikel, that America, will not be repre-.
in England neyt July. The 'leternination OF
spooner and Waller not TO visit E,rore this
being represented. Shoriand.. who won this
race last season. is now in training. and Will
Only thrco a Mldipsrin IM'n lave been mnde to
ti"is " t. : lie H National "l t cyeiists Ut TpISp q Ens-
ger, ,andG. Serconbe. tie two litter Of Milwau.
kee.,, Iimmerman has satisfactorily shown t2
tnil for ENGLAND the latter part Of this month
and then 70 to France. where he will train for
a while mhn a hsaoSe GoinT to InSIa ND to 1Hss. ~ Err ,bs
The, Tacine Board have allowed the Iiollow-
Syracuse: june ! and 8. Auburn AZ: Juns
w. tiarNRrn university: juno lOAnQ IL. floch-
ing Racing Club: June II. Waltham -Cycle
Club: July J.. Susuuehanna Wheelmen ,JulyS {.
Rockville Wheel Tub and Riverside Wheel
Union County Road.ters OF Railway
. Chairman Raymond Of the Racing Board has
the Massachusetts, division and H.. ". kooin-
son: Chairman Of that States Racing; Board.
New England member. deposed from office. 1t
is claimed that Miller refused to award to the
cycling clubs Of Boston o sanction
for a tournament to be held on May 80. Chair
man Itaymond has decided that the sanction
to the Bay state. Bicycle Club for May 30 holds
good. and that Miller was right. The Boston
associated clubs have appealed to the Racing
Board Tor a vote upon the question.