New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
srArE L. A. W. OFFICIALS RENoMINATED

Al
GIDEON susTAINs PRIAL IN THE GOOD
MAN cAsE-MooNLrGHr RIDES ON
THE CYCLE PATH NOTES
AND COMMENTS.
~. time for posting the regular ticket FOR the
" State division election expired yesterday
n Potter Is renominated for chief consul OF
s cato and better selection could not have
-, made for Mr. Potter has done more for the
W. this season than has been done In many
.vious wears W. r. Underhill receives the NOM
,,,op for vce-consui and w. s. Bull. OF Bunaio.
o,oed 10 succeed himself secretary treasurer
- us Ike q good ticket and with which
or,inr L. A. W. members Will be well salts
fed
rha entries for the joint bicycle meet OF the XIV
aside Vheemen and the National Cycle and Ath-
1T Cljb TO be held at Manhattan Beach to-mor-
AN closed Yesterday. Among some or the pest
Known professionals who will compete are the
,ouowing: H. c. Wheeler. II. C. Tyler, W. C. San
II x smith e. L. Blauvelt. Frank Waller.
po,sr Goldin Frank Mayo. A. w. Porter, F. j.
pr,o ] F. Starbuck, Con Baker. +. c. Baker,
.u.tn Crooks. Jay Eaton /. A. Silvie, H. T.. bar
,hoonnen Frederick St Onge. George Gutter H. r.
Nccurdy r II. Rumford S l.. Cassidy. r. IL Man.
ming T. NJ. Dampman. Ava stewart. H. Logan
7 Gilen, Newton Grubb
Tho row over the disqualification OF Teddy
Goodman in the recent fve-mile race at Manhattan
r,sId has been settled r T. Prial. who was the
,sferee disqualified Goodman because OF pacemak-
s and because of a foul committed by one OF
coodmans eliminates against smith, VINO nm
.hed second, but who was given the race
goldman filed complaint against the referee
With Chairman Gideon. Gideon however 'uS-
.nei the referee in every particular
Moonlight riding parties are now becoming Popu-
lar in BROOKLYN. and many parties OF cycns'S spun
doun the cycle path nearly every night The mooh'
.o,aver has not plaved an important part in these
OUTINGS ~ late The novice who has not taken
the ride down the path at night has missed ue
uehtfui experience 1t Is dark getting 'hrouen
prospect Park and II he goes slowly ana Keeps MS
lamp aglow he can reach the pain without ""o"
,o,bIe All the roadhouses along the route arc
,.m,o,,,v lighted and the thousands OF Pickering
m,e b,cyce lamps hep to make a scene both prettp
and inviting Even the veteran wheelmah ENJOYS
the ride anG still ride under that lesfy canopy
a, night vii, convince the skeptc that cycling Is
pretty good game.
csrafnl .ecord OF Glass p flyers. who are at
tracing 50 much attention on the racing circuit
a, nresen, has lust been made by The Wheel
BALD leads with Il points TO his credN whiie HaI-
diner the new Chicago whirlwind is close second
with 20 po,nts Cabanne is third. with y points,
while Murphy comes next with 25 Titus ano Jenny
are tied with "a points each. while L. T. Johnson
Zeigler Coulter Maddox. Sims, Callahan. Brown.
F. c. Johnson Scott. Butler Mcleod. De Cardy'
Eddy Miller Mcdonald. Terrill. Helfert and Cooper
follow iii order.
The good roads movement in Brooklyn ~ gaming
ground rapidly. The crossing at Bedford-ave ana
Eastern Parkway will be repaired at once by Con-
tractor NJ. j. Dady The crossing viii be repaired
with vitriied brick The Good Roads Association
will next try to have Bedford-ave. from ST MARK =
ave. 10 Eastern Parkway, put In better oidef'
|. reported in Brooklyn yesterday that the
Rev DR. Edward McGlynn has recently become
convert to cycling and that he Is taking regular
lessons riding academy His friend Henry
George. who Is experienced rider, induced ths
reverend gentleman to take TO the wheel IL ~ SAID
Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
wheelmen may obtain full printed information ana
blanks by sending name and address TO the cycling
Editor, NewYork Tribune.