The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-12
Various Runs Arranged by
the Local Clubs for
Tomorrow.
BOWLING LEAGUE
Schedule Adopted for the Coming
Season-Jersey City League
Organized.

kindly gave the club the use or the
large hall upstairs. The greater part OF
the evening was devoted to the arrang-
ing for the run tomorrow when the
club will have as guests the
Wheelmen of New York. The Yorkvliie
Wheelmen are anxious to inspect the
now County Road. and they will be es-
corted over the entire road. h Boule-
ward Wheelmen will meet them at the
Weehawken Ferry at half-past nine
o'clock, and the party, will be given a
treat in a trip to the county institutions
at Snake Hill. Passes having been Sc
cured. the Aims House, Penitentiary
and Lunatic Asylum will be inspected.
The Boulevards will then escort their
guests over the road to Bergen Point
stopping at Ambruster's Hotel on the re-
turn trip for dinner. After Inner an
other trip will be taken to Bergen Point.
AT the meeting last evening Captain H.
Barr related in a most interesting man
ner the incidents of last Sundays trip
to Paterson. He also announced that
the run for tomorrow week would be to
New Brunswick and return. The club
decided to change its meeting night,
| and hereafter the meetings will be held
on Wednesday evenings. The members
are requested to assemble at Linden
Hall, for tomorrow's run at elght
| o'clock sharp. Unattached wheelmen are
cordially invited to participate.
The Clio Wheelmen who Will paftici-
pate in the century run of the RIVER
! side W~heelmen to P~atchogue, L.. l., To-
morrow, will all ride in the fast olVls-
ion. There have been century runs IN
this vicinity the past season in whlch
the Clos have not been represented.
Century medals are as plentiful as
strawberries in June in the Clos ranks.
The Hudson County Wheelmen VIII
hold A. club run to MorristoWn ana re-
turn tomorrow. !.
A favorite place for the wheelmen OF
the Fourth Regiment these lays IS
the new Armory, and every evening a
half dozen or more wheels can be seen
spinning about the large drill hall. Inc
wheelmen are privileged to use the urii
shed from six o'clock until the drlils
begin at half past eight O'CLOCK anu
from a quarter to ten O'Clock Wheh lne
recall is sounded until the ar1nory closes
for the night. Many of the members OF
the regiment ride to and from drills on
their wheels.
Counsellor Bissel is one of Jersey Citys
most enthusiastic wheelman. He IS an
active member of the Hamilton Park
| Wheelmen and frequently rides to ana
from his Office on the silent steed.
If the weather proves favorable To-
morrow the majority of the riders en-
tered in the races of the HUDSON county
Wheelmen's annual championship meet,
which will be run next Saturday VIII
HE themselves to the Gutenberg race
track to indulge in the final pracuce
spins. One or more tandems will be on
hand to pace those who desire to try for
speed. The Race-Meet Committee promise
that the track will be in first-class shape
for the races.
Walter Roome, H. Rohlfs, Stansburg
and Kuhl of the Clio Wheelmen will
compete this afternoon in the road races
of the White Star Cycle Wheelmen of
Newark, over the Irvington-Alilburn
course. There is every Indication that
the races will be sue ssful in a marked
degree. Especial interest is manifested
in the woman's half mile race, entries
having been received from New York,
Brooklyn, Newark and other places.
The start in all events will be from
Lochwood's Hotel.
The third annual twenty-five mile
| ldilQlCdD lOdo law VI IiS SiiS%NN
Wheelmen which will be held over the
characterization course on Saturday,
October 10, promises to be of more than
ordinary interest. In addition to the reg
ular prizes, there will be three hand,
some time prizes, which have caused
some of the best riders in the State
to enter. The course is in fine condition
and unless heavy rains fall just before
the race. very fast time ought to De
made.
close on Monday evening with George
The Board of Education at .MontclaiI
has ordered bicycle racks to be placed
in the various schools for the accommo-
timated that over one hundred children
who attend the schoo are bicyclists.
The Colonial Wheelmen of New York
will lave a big run to Patterson on Oc-
The Official bulletin of the l.. A. w.
Board for the past week is as follows
ge Tra Rewfon, to 1a oia anda gI eie9sss B. : r. se #.
Wilson and Frank Osmun, Chicago,
under clause q; James Clark. Dorches-
ter, Mass, own request; Fl. +. Frederr-
Vaughn. Hot Springs, Ark. under
clause A; o. E. Bowles, n G. G.. Ca
banne.
N. Y, for false entry, for thirty days
from October 2. For competing in races
not handicapped and CLASSIFIED Il d. by d tbs
L. T. Cushman. Maiden Mass; e. F.
vim Linfest. r. T. McNichol, Fl. B. Muir
ray. Lynn, Mass; FL. e. Price, F. A.
Morrill,, Amesbury, Mass; James #.
Brady, Merrinac, Mass; Albert Muir
doch, East Boston, and J. T.. Mccarthy,
North Andover, Mass, for thirty days
from October 2.
Declared Observation-Disclosures Mat
son, Woodruff, N. ", under clause A;
H. Fenner. Lafayette, Ind, under clause
G: A. J. Woodw.sth, Nunda. n. Y, under
/: e. A. Brady, Caledonia, N. Y. under
clause I: VIII CLANCY. Dayton, o.. under
under clause A; Harry anderson, Gin
cinnati. under clause A: Fred. J. Alfsup,
O., under clause Al: Clarence Closterman,
Cincinnati, under clause A; Gus Wailin,
Pocatello, Idaho, under clause Al; Levi
D. Totman, B~eechwood. Mass, unde
ci ). ". Brown. Ell paso. Texas, is APP
pointed additional Handicapped for
The suspension placed on E.. E. An
derson. ST. Louis, expired October 2 in
stead of November 2.
Suspended pending investigation:-El-
mer Marston. Elmer Randall, and George
Brooks. Pennington, Maine. A rider
giving his name as George Lytle,. Snecks-
Vile, Pa. is suspended from all track
racing pending investigation as to his
One-fhird Of a mile and one mile
standing start competition, class T
records respectively, Il rs seconds and
minute So 1-5seconds by g. G. Bald, ane
utes IA seconds by c.. M. Murphy, have
been accepted by the Board.
ATHLETIC BOWLING LEAGUE.