The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-27

proprietor OF the New Mali
DBeach track, is willing to con-
race meets with professional races
as the feature, and the sooner. the L. A.
4 w. steps in and takes charge the better
it will be for the best interests of the
sport.
Union county, this State, offers special
attractions to wheelmen, and that the
riders of the silent steed have not been
slow in approaching them is demon
strated every Sunday by the large num-
Der who travel over the splendid macada-
mized roads. One of the most pleasant
runs is from Elizabeth to Plainfeld.
pCyclers who do not wish to endure the
misery of a ride over the plankroad
and Newark's cobble pavement to reach
} Elizabeth. can take the new County
I Road to West Eight street, Bayonne,
and board a Central Railroad train
bound for Elizabeth. TIL ride in the
train occupies but a few minutes Leave
the train at the Elizabeth station, ride
down the steep hill to the first cross
street. turn to the left. and after riding
another block the splendid macadamized
road is reached. Follow the road straight
ahead. passing through Roselle. Gram
ford and Westfeld. At the latter place
the road takes a turn to the left and
passes over he Central Railroad tracks,
turning to the right e few feet beyond.
Elizabeth to Plainaeld is about sixteen
The Road Records Committee of the
Century Road Club of America has ac-
cepted the following records
ing 1894, Maryland State record; Fred
Taylor. twenty-five miles, Lac; fifty miles,
stsiie 100 records milss' 4. s: q. a Ma n Is 80 m milas'
6:25. April 16, Minnesota State record; 200
miles, 1903. April IS. Minneapolis to St:
Cloud and return. 1S miles. 12:5S. April
The Castle Point Cyclers of Hoboken
tWiU- hold run TO- Pompton and return
Messrs. J.. Il. Livingston and Ritchie
r. It.. Of oh,G G gear Hhsi are n,, pIan ri ? g+h a trip trip
tire wIsalnls IN an rne eSnde Mrm ii to create rea "a a
pew record. The record for the distance
Is three and q half lays, and Petit and
days. They will start on their long trip
the latter part Of next month.
cy MF; e dIahry in pe Grsen rs HilgaTrbha e el,i + n WiIl
be known as the Pearsa1 Wheelmen
when organized and will meet in the new
League Club.
The Greenville Wheelmen will not hold
q club run on July A. They will ride to
the club. is entered in the bicycle races,
A. A. u. all around championship and
open athletic events.
Upon. receipt of A. G. spalding's letter
ger left at once for New York with
Trainer shafer AND net late in the
consultation lasting several hours was
held Just what the result was Mr..
Spalding refuses to d.vulge and Sanger
men, the manufacturers. newspaper men
ID. in fact. everybody seemed to be at
az 70 !q sioe w 4 t INF, MAJ ma o ud { dnr og
day Mr.. Spalding received visits and
lers from many who were interested.
outline a plan whereby professional
can become a permanent fixture
neriea. or TO organizs n a h,ssness-
standing in the community. Mr..
Prial made one suggestion to MI.
Of Trade, of which he is president.
|uld take up the management of pro-
SIGNAL riding IL America; To all en- en-
cative. and, in fact, the, present situa-
state. Sanger himself IS rather pleased
that he = n the professional renks ard
really believes, honest man that he g,
and predicts a brilliant future for pre-
fessional riding. He stated yesterday
that he had, had no sa less dha het w seven n enga and
the 10th of July. At Wi1kesbarre Sanger
made his debut as a professional, and
ne WAS very u q tnC -
enacted when he was paid the fifty
gold. by the way. The minute the
money was presented to him, enthusiasts
grabbed the gold and gave him green
backs Instead, as they desired to keep
the gold as souvenirs of Sanger's first
professional race.
It is announced that a match race has
been arranged between Johnson Sanger
and Tyler. to take q place on July 4 e. Z
to consist of mile heats, hest two out of
three, the purse to be divldede as foi.
iows:-ss5O to first. $3.50 to second, and s1N
to third.
viii hold the following races on July 3
and 4:-July 3. Glass 4. one mile novice,
one mile open. half mile open. one and a
half mile handicap, three mile club
Championship; Glass B. ore mile open.
o1arfer mile open, one and a half mile
handicap. July A. Class 4. one mile
novice. one mile omen. quarter mile open,
three Quarter mile handicap, one mile
2.os clase. Glass n. ono milo cren half
mile open, one and a half mile handicap.
NEW JERSEY B. OS B0WLBRS.
Defeated Duke and Faulkner of the