The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-25
FOR The BIG PARADE
The Honor Of the Right of
Line Accorded the
Visiting Clubs.
LATEST BOWLING NEWS
Records to Date in the Various
Tournaments-Walcot in
Fine Form.
LATEST BOWLING NEWS

AACt OA odtulOdy evening" aA0
the officials, besides arranging the
clubs as they will participate in the
parade. There will be in all three di-
visions. the first for visiting clubs. the
second for Hudson county clubs and the
third for unattached wheelmen. The
parade will form at the Schuetzen
Park, Union Hill, promptly at a quarter
to ten o'clock and the line will move
fifteen minutes later. The grand mar
shall, marshals and assistant marshais
will be stationed at the entrance to the
park from half-past nine o'clock and
all clubs will report to them so that they
may be placed in their proper positions.
The Grand Marshal will be Captain
William Buckbee of the Clio Wheel
men. There will be a marshal and four
assistant marshals for each division.
The parade will form as follows
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal. Sidney Allen. Clio w; Assist
ant Marshals, Fred. Ripp, Al Rohlfs,
".
Riverside. wheelmen. New York
S Seefnwio9W h meiseimsaN New Ns@ York aG.A
Yorkville Wheelmen, New York.
Century Cycle Club Newark.
Bergen Co. Hdge1eld.
Kings Co. Wheelmens4
SECOND DIVISION.
Hudson County. Clubs.
Marshal, Mr.. Martin, Arcanum Wheel
men; Assistant Marshals.sJ J. Reilly.
Lafayette Wheelmen Wlliam MaWpey
Clio Wheelmen; NJ NJ Eoekw9odls hi La%I abse3e
Clio Wheelmen.
Arcanum Wheelmens ss
Lafayette Wheelmen.
Hudson County Wheelmen.
Bayonne Rowing Association Wheel
Castle Point Cyclers.
Hillside Wheelmen.
Hamilton Wheelmen.5G =
Jersey City Tourist Wheelmen-
keystone Wheelmen.
Barrow Street Wheelmen.
Palma Club Wheelmen. 4sse
Jersey City Club Wheelmen~
Catholic Club Cyclers
Unattached Wheelmen..
men: Assistant Marshals, Benjamin
Taylor, 4; Van Nes IS aat Glio w Tnsermeh'
decorated wheels are-Waliam Croft. E.
Hodsdon and Alfred Gable. The COM
mittee desires to ANNOUNCE .na a. al, ns ora5s
and clubs not already provided for VIII
be assigned their proper places by report
Having arranged the details. for the
parade the committee took IN hand the
arrangements for the ten mile handicap
stsrting and FINISHING line in front Of
saiter- Willow Haven Inn. Fifty-frst
street, Bayonne, The course viii pc to
and q half miles. making three turns in
the ten miles. The officials selected are:
Referee. Arthur Longfielld; as starter' G Gso
William Grqff, John Y. E WssS d ALFRED
Kimbail and JOIN w. Laws; Clerks Of
smith Edward Wisgsrt. j.. ! Benton,
William Twaits, A. Ross and William
The evening celebration, which will be
held at salter's Pavilion. will begin at
and a roller skating exhibition from
eight until nine O'Clock. Robbie WOODS;
the boy champion OF the worid, VIII
five mile race between wen known
skaters.
R~a5nmakers.
As r~ainmakers. the Arcanum Wheel
men are without an equal For 1ne nth
to Snake Hill because of rain. "1t seems
o d9e bad "a t inat m ws eas' ye ST. tRsre' wien
o snffe eve sne half trying" F~reehoider Frank
passes for the county institutions and
the boys are anxiously awaiting. the
time when they will be able to use them.
O,Haiieron's Twilight Record.
Jack o'Halleron; the G~reenyille flyer
t.,ns;4e1g Il e,S will not Seard Pe T asss reeord p *
K kay 4 as t The New StwIll getss rscl e. c.. and tr wss
lnAq Ber pa Point awhen the lights were
low" 'O'Halleron rode e mile lin the
dark nd IN Z pln J. Jas ana % M Tec9 Wieikha ne
timed the race with an alarm clock.
Castle Point OycIers.
Oscar L. Spengler and Horace L. Bates,
who are entered as the regular team OF
tournament of the Associated Cycling
Clubs Of New Jersey, attended the last
n til ENC Of TT the tbe a; soS E; e; .s sna ts as1 toar,
nament. The Castle Points win have
the following games to play
Pee. ). nle f,on st H Cgeihiag and Ath-
December -. Tourist Cycle Club, at
January Is, East Orange cyclers, at
January %. Montclair wheeimen, at
Hoboken.
January %. BereviIle wheelmen. at
February IA, Tourist Cycling Club, at
February 2s, Montclair wheeimen. at
February q, Belleville wheelmen, at
Hoboken.
February 20, ATLANTA Wneeimen, al
Newark.
To Discuss Racing Laws.
The Racing Board of the L. A. W. and
the Racing Committee Of the National
Board Of Cycle Trade viii mold a meet
ing early in January. when the racing
situation will be thoroughly discussed
and arrangements made to present some
reforms to the L. A. w. at the National
Assembly next February The racing
at present, not knowing how the I; a,
rext season. In some sections an effort
viii be made to have class 3 abolished
and purely. amateur and professional
rules sustained.
in order to see how the manufacturers
stand on the racing question, the Board
Of Cycle Trade has issued the following
communication to its MEMBERS
First-Is the employment of class 3
racing teams to follow a national circuit
in 1895 desirable?
Second-If you deem that it is, will
you be one of the firms to employ such
q team?
Third-If you feel that this character
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