New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
RECORDS.
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1t IS proper TO say that when the Racing Board Is
again convened to pass upon new records claimed
sldera,biy reduced as some wonderful riding has
been done this summer If seemingly reliable reports
again and again lower and lower.
The. league has not favored ladies races" and
two other places in merely semi public and 'un-
sanctioned" way. Consequently. there no rec
sively; And there are no records Of the funny
races gotten up to enliven proceedings at
meet such as the quarter-mile dash through
the obstacle race at Halifax, in which the con-
get themselves and their wheels through loops Of
r % 2h 4e on snd "nd drink np
egg In spoon carving the e, egg in the spoon to
the as aa a'9 Rs in RI s is no
supposed to admit Of records and yet is not clear
Richardson's feat at Denver. this season. OF riding
backward one-third Of mile and making
record of 2.s5 in doing. But the tricks are often
ouch control Of the wobbly machine as may well
sesm a.o as rng on one pedal and suddenly
with flying leap over the saddle. landing on the
on orf the sadde standing on the rim Of the wheel
laid fiat on the ground and managng to get into
10 the earth riding down ladder on one wheel
only perched on its hub; taking out AL the spokses
rim and SO al nhnitum .. .so cooa
The wheelmen Of Brooklyn who compose me 1000
commissioners of that city to make gravel cycle
path Prospect Park to c2ney Island an ;o,t Ss
feet vide and the wheelmen have agreed to bear
$500 OF It's cost for which ny are now tbs sea
SON Bicycle riders OF New-York deem themselves
njusy Disseminated against by me t rge On
wheels as there are who own fast horses YET me me
eXpends 4 million dollars on spreu"dy 4ot
the drivers sport and not only will set apart no
suitable way for bicycles. but does not even kesp
in fairly decent condition some of the most import
ant highways and neglects siicn provision tor the
90 sa,v and comfort of whee,men as they nave 4
right 70 expect Eighth-ave. from Four,eenh-st. TO
Fftv-nnth-st.. Is asphated. and should be easny
kent I'm order but Il IS in an abominable plgnt, ana
wheenen. FOR whom It Is one OF the most desirable
ways OF reaching the Park, risk their necKs IN ra
ing upon II as Il Is Central Park ana the
Riyerside Drive should be lighted as the evening IS
the most enjoyable time for bicycling IN smmme h
and this IL by no means recreation tnat may De
safely practised in the dark But II is Infinitely easier
cyclists and are not than 10 discover any evidences
~ consolidation for their pleasure. or even ther