New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
NEWS OF THE BICYCLE WORLD.
RACES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
TO-DAY.
MANY FINE RIDERS TO CONTEMPLATING
roornAar ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES.

MANY FINE RIDERS TO CONTEMPLATING
FOOTBALL ON wHEELs-vARIous NOTES.
What ought to prove interesting days will be
held under auspices Of the National Cycling Assoca
ton at Eastern Park Brooklyn, to-day. Cash prizes VIII
10 distributed and OF the speedy professional rurs
arc entered. Tho will begin at 80 p m. so as
not TO interfere with the baseball game J. W. Schoneio
the speedy English rider will sriye In this city To-Day
and while he will under this association he not en-
pectcd to start the to-day He will be present.
however 10 Wheeler and the other riders and post
himself upon American methods. The entries to-day are
IS follows:
A. b. Rleh Carl Hess L. w. Dorntgc. c. W. Price u l..
Kluee j. S. Prince, II. f. Bartholomew. H. l. Huchens
! II. Kawaska J. \. Newhousc.
Second race-Two.milc handicap ii. C. Wheeler (scratch
T. T. Bcrlo 40 YARDS, A. Il. Rich go YARDS. 'ari Hess
100 yards) L. W. Dorn,gc $50 yards, C. W. Price. (vo
YARDS II. E. Bartholomew Q3o yards. H. d. Hutchchs
1870 yards) II. Kawaska tlsO yards. J. A. Ncwhouse
$50 yards. J. f. Starbuck go yards 9. H. Wilams
900 yas). c. l.. simons (2S0 yards. T. W. Ashinger
EGO yads T. Albert (o7O yards ID. c. Bctner (2s0
YARDS, d. smith EGO yards A. Hosmer 600 YARDS
T. T. Roe (2sO yards A.. C. Mexell 1900 yards) S. L.
Cassidy 1900 yards)
Third race-Fvemle handicap. II. C. Wheeler
scratch p Berlo 200 YARDS, A. b. Rich go YARDS.
G. Hess $50 yards) C. w. Dorntge $50 yards. c. w.
Price (o3O yards &. f. Kluge $50 YARDS, j. s. Prince
$50 yards, II. f. Bartholomew ESQ yards II. ID.
Hutchens 800 yards II. Kawaska 400 YARDS. j. A
Williams 1880 YARDS, &. f. Simons 600 yards c. W.
Ashinger AGO yards +. Albert $50 yardsJ b. G. Bet
ner $3.50 yards d. Smith (o1O yards A. Hosmer 600
yards, I. T. Roe 600 yards a. c. Nickel 600 yards
and S. L. CASSIDY 600 YARDS.
The Columbia Cycle Club will leave this city to-day
for three days of Long Island stopping at the
principal points of interest. large party Will make
trip and sport is expected If the weather Is
favorable.
sport which has become popular among bicycle
riders tried in Flabush l.. l., yesterday Riding
upon their wheels eight members Of various bicycle clubs
in Kings County played football for five points
The game took place the Schwalbach bicycle school
a space 100 long The English Rugby ball was
used Alfred Coningsly. the Montauk Whccimen's
Club the referee and he laid down the rule that the
OF the player should not touch the ground while III
the act Of kicking the ball The men lined up IN teams
of four on a side. Numerous fouls were claimed, but
some brilliant work was done. The most crcdtabe per-
formanct that Of Henry Moore, who kicked t"o
straight and brought his team out the vicors 10 D.
Tho players were: Team III. Obelin, +. Menz' A.
Shrevor r. Barrett; team 2-H. Moore, f. Coningsby.
r. Hin and Max Miller team, 1t is said, Is TO be
organized in Fabush and wheelmen all over the coun-
try are to challenged. Ii is the purpose OF the
oginators give exhibition OF the game at Mdolsh
Square Garden next winter
An interesting meeting of the Metropolitan Cycling
Association was held the Columbia In Fourteenth
At last night There thirty clubs in the a'scca-
tion and about all OF them were represented Chares
A. Shechan presided. Frederick Hawley OF the hlhss
County wheelmen, who is treasurer of the Racing Com
mittee read his annual report 1t showed that the
affairs Of the association in hourishng coha'uoh
Arrangements were made for outing oil the as
soeiation on Sunday September 10 at NewDofp Staten
Island. The clubs will leave the Battery at D a. m
Mr.. Hawley expressed wish that the money for The
annual meeting which IS 70 be held OF Waverly, "ouo
come in faster He said ~ 800 had been promised but
only $500 had been paid into the treasury.
A. A. Zimmerman, OF Freehold y. j.: W. c. Sanger OF
Milwaukee; II. c. Tyler, OF Springfield, Mass George
f. Tayor of waltham, Mas; w. w. Windle' OF Mill
bury Mass; g. 5. Gary OF Springfield, Mass; D. D.
Johnson of Indianapolis; A. f. Lumsdcn and W. D.
Munler Chicago; W. s. Campbell, OF New-forki raul
Grosch Of Verona y. j.; Il. Dawson of Boon'cn, N j.,
and w. L. Darner Of Jersey City. have entered and VIII
compete at the meeting OF the Metropolitan As'o'
citation OF Cycling Clubs. at Wavcriy, september TO-
w. S. Maltby will amuse the spectators between the
races with his fancy riding. Professor Vosss LIST
Regiment Band OF Newark. will furnish the music
Among the oncas are E. Raymond, referee judges,
r. Gentle Theodore Me-seles jr. r. T. Chiswen, James
Holmes IT, DR.. c. b. Holmes, and Charles DAILY timers,
f. 2. Prial, r. Burris, f. Mason, S. Bowman an
nouncer F. w. Buns starter W. NJ. Pcrrett and clerk
OF the course. w. IL. kirkpatrick.