The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-28

Der of transfers and suspensions this
week Following is the bulletin
R sndRsnS Rarrett ralsf Seene Philips s0S and
George Wyke, Allegan, Mich, and Hi
ram Bailey, Monterey. Mich.
Declared professionals, clause An.
D. johnson, Union, Neb.; Alfred Murray,
Murray, Ia; George O~ffenhausen. Shen-
andoah. Ia; Asa E. Childs, Clarinda,
Win Gardner, ciarinda,, Ia; oryai
Farragut, Ia; Ed. Harrison, Shenan-
doah. Ia; Roy Sutton, p 4 Gso da;;
N~eshnabotna, Neb.; Jesse Sutton, shen-
andoah, Ia; Guy Ansbachi cla Md1da..
McLain, Hot Springs. Ark. Under
clause C. amateur rule-Carlton Hanson,
Hot Springs, Ark: John p. Lightfoot.
Ned Reading, Omaha, Neb., clause b;
A. F. Sem, Whitesboro. N. Y. at his
own request:
fer, Syracuse; C. F.. Williams, Erie, Pa;
Archie LIE Jeal, Erie. Pa, and R. J. F.
Mcdonnell. Chicago, under Clause D; W.
4; s~prinyghall. San Antonio, ch Te s5o+t under e
C.. under Clause c; W. S. Reynolds,
Hyde Park. Mass, and W. F. Shaw.
Boston. Mass. by vote Of board, q aes
Gus Larson. Des Moines, Ia, under
The Class A quarter mile standing
made by James G. Budd at Glens Falls,
N. Y. August Is. 1895, has been accepted
by the board.
Baltimore is hereafter debarred from all
track privileges at races held under L..
A. w. sanction.
suspensions-For entering races and
1 Wm / L. H Barton, Binghampton. n: 8;
G.. I. Grant Birdsall, Bainbridge, y. Y;
Parshall. Oneonta. n. Y; e. F. Allen,
Norwich, N. Y, and G.. E. Tunnicliff,
Richfield Springs. N. Y, for thirty days
Suspended from all track racing for six
months from September 10, for compet-
ing while a professional under assumed
name-John D. Lightfoot. Winona. Mimi.
Suspended for one year from Sep
TENDER 2, for competing in unsanctioned
races, after w~arning-Fred Bartel and
o. T. Schaeffer, Topeka, Kan.
Suspended for entering races after sus-
picion and under all assumed name
Vim Whelan. Youngstown, O., for one
| year, from September IS.
Competing in unsanctioned races
Joseph Sampson, William Hawthorne and
Charles Kelley. Calais, Me, for thirty
lewiston, Me-. for foul riding. until
Charles T. Rogers, New York City,
for false entry, for sixty days from
+. G. Hoyt and ]. B. Garfield, Bridge
port. Conn, for double entry, for thirty
days from September - Dbl,
r. Tinker and Blaine Thompson, La
| Crosse Wis: A.. r. Paulson, Onolaska.
Wis: John e. FLOOD, T en- Wis; Guy 5ag
| Henry Olson. Sparta, Wis, for sixty days
| from September 6.
Suspended pending investigatIon-55, BE- Z.
/ les. Carlinville, Ill; Dan Deal. and e. 8.
Batchelder Of W~arrensburg, H.; J. 8.
MCFARLAND. Buffa'- n. K ,a
! convention of the United States Mill
the Central Hotel, New York, on Tues
day, October 10. is as follows
Opening of the convention at 1890 Am.
Roll call. Address by Captain e. I. Nc
Crystal; temporary president Appoint,
bylaws; 2. ways and means: 8, uniforms
and wheels: 4, relations with. National
Guard; 5, relations with Regular Army;
drill regulations (minor tactics); s, mem
bership; 9. on departments: 10, on proper
sphere Of the bicycle in war.
papert bS on the bicycle Eaerod in the the sl mex
reading Of a paper on the status of the
of peace, by Anthony J. Griffin, discus.
Report of Committee on Constitution;
election OF Nat1onal ofncerS; report OF
Executive Council.
Topical discussion-1. proper weigh OF
military bicycle; 2. proper arms for cy.
clists: 3, what weight of clothing should
be carried; 4, the cyclist as a ~topograph.
er; s. should the gun be on the machine
or man; 6, should th-iitary machine
have a brake: {. machine guns carried
on tricycles: s. the steam carriage as q
practical military machine; 8. foreign
governments and the bike: 10, Shout
the United States Government establish
a bicycle corps.
Tom Cooper. the crack Western rider
is now in first position. leading Fddis
Bald by 2 points. Following. is the stand
ing of the Class b circuit chasers:-
Cooper, 1M: Bald. Jos: Cabanne. n
Murphy. 81; Gardiner, 4S: Titus, 49,: Bliss
AZ; Jenney, SO: Brown, S6; = G Jchnscn