The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-30
TURN OF THE WHEEL
Darmer and Roome in Fine Condi-
,fer fer tlse Asbary Park Races.

mQ FTK1Hf and kkOCEEAS IN RAA
rIer for the AsbRry Park sfaces.
The three days bicycle tournament III
+ha interest of the GOOD Roads move
ment will begin this afternoon at tne
Asbury Park athletic grounds. The TRACK
is in prime condition, and all that VIII
be necessary to make the tourney d DIG
success will be good weather. Partlcu-
lar interest is lent to the ~tourhahiehi
by the fact nat it will be the mrs. ulhe
the far@Western and far Eastern cracks
will meet in the East, n IN the sneIs
list there is not the name OF a slngle
one of the Glass A or B leaders miss
ing. Hudson county has entered tWo
men who have Won la1rels d Dar1
mer. These men have been training
faithfully during the past month, ana al
though they will meet me nasrs ands are
confident that they will bring a lew OF
the prizes home with them. from a RAG
ing standpoint, the meet WIN, pey4 tha
wear. because of the competition OF ev-
cry rider of note in the several eYents
on each day. George Adams OF JacAe
sonviIle, son of the, L. A. " ctnet
consul of Florida, and who is the fastest
man on a wheel in the south, mas en-
tered in all the handicaps. franz zen
telir of Utica, has also entered, with q
request that he be allowed to try a nan
mile against George SMITHS rscorn naG 4a
recently at Asbury Park. Jennys pest
time. without pacemakers, is one minute
and two seconds for the half, put ne
nIish the even minute. He will prob
ably be allowed to cut loose at the rec
ord this a~fter moo NsA a rep pre- atfenS the oa
races each day, and the work OF ne
local wheelmen will be closely watched
and fully reported each day in his col
AS 60 A
Carl Won Lengerke and A. II. Chamber
lain, Chairman end Secretary Of the
Committee 81 the Ass9Glate q - Icing anns
duct the twenty-five mile, road race on
Labor Day, have completed arrangements
A time limit of an hour ana a nan Is
that, weather permitting, 1T will be. one
of the biggest road race successes of h
Sc So rsa a pde will pf Include h high graz be ae
cycles. diamonds, medals, and other use,
FIJI and valuable things. The start viii
be made at half past eleven 9'e the d from
will be to Springfield, to Westfeld, to
railway, to Elizabeth and return to and
finish in Railway.
New Jersey, win go to Boston at the
end of this week to meet the National
Executive Committee Of the League OF
consult in reference to a bill to be sub
mitted to the Legislature of this State
at the next session, un11ylng the Legs
lature in the matter of lamp and bells
for BICYCLES.
The Union County Roadsters will have
their annual race meet at Railway on
September 9. None but Glass A riders
will be allowed to compete, and the
events will be;-One mile safety, scratch,
for novices; half mile safety, scratch;
t-hree-quarter and one mile safety handi-
caps.
a race meet on September 8 There will
be eight events open to Class A riders
only.
Tt saws, that the speed of w%heelmen
through the city must not be greater
must be reduced to4a f%ourrniIe an hour
gait at street intersections, and that
bells must be carried WHICH cam be
heard at least thirty feet away A penz
atty of SO for violation of these provis-
ions is to be inflicted.
Arrangements q been made by the
Morristown Wheelmen for a century run
IN Monday. The course will be to Scotch
Plains, Franklin Furnace, Princeton, and
return. An entrance of 81 will be charg-
ID, and survivors will receive a sow
mir medal.
W. Edward Clarke. Ernst Clarke. E.