The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-04
CLIO CYGLERS BUSY
Arranging the Details in
the Big Boulevard By
cycle Parade.
A GREAT FOOTBALL GAME
New Jersey A. G. and Trinity Col
lege to Meet Tomorrow-Ath-
letics and Bowling.

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These are busy lays for the Clio
Wheelmen, the Boulevard parade pro-
ject furnishing them with all the work
that they can handle. The Road Com
mittee, and Thomas Longield, in par
~ticnlar, hustling with an enthusiasm
that augers well for the success of the
project. In deciding to undertake the
management of the affair and not leave it
to an Executive Committee, composed
of delegates of the various clubs, the
Clos have acted wisely. AS the matter
now stands the Clos are responsible
for everything in connection with the
parade, that is, as far as the manage
ment of the same is concerned. 1t is with
a sense of this responsibility that the
Clos have taken hold of the work and
the hustling on the part of the members
is one of the results. The Clos will
provide all prizes, both for the parade
and road race. and will furnish the SOU
venirs which are to be given to every
rider who participates. Although they
will practically manage the parade the
Clio Wheelmen desire the assistance and
cooperation of all the clubs in the coun-
ty, and in turn will give their delegates
a sOtCt i'll al LIE LlG6llIBS. lit cluDS
who join in the enterprise will not be
asked to contribute one cent, the Clos
agreeing to assume all expenses of the
parade. 1t is hoped that every club in
the county will join in the enterprise
and exert its best efforts to make
Thanksgiving Day a red letter day in
the history of Hudson county. Tonight
the Clos Road Committee will hold a
meeting at the headquarters in Crescent
Hall. and all the clubs are requested to
send delegates.
Arcanum Wheelmep.
The Arcanum Wheelmen turned out in
large numbers to the regular weekly
run yesterday. According to the schedule
lngly the boys chose as the objective
point Snake Hill, this choice being made
because one of the party had passes for
The start was made from Linden Hall
at eight o'clock, and Snake Hill was
reached in due time, The trip proved
especially interested in the place where
the inmates had wheels in their
Castle Point Cyclers.
The Castle Point Cyclers have de-
cided to enter a team in the pool tour
nament to be run off by the Associated
Cycling Clubs of New Jersey. o. L.
names of Fred H often and Carl Lange
have been sent in as substitutes.
of the g. p. Cs. last year, and who
passed the whole summer in Europe, has
returned. After calling to see his
stay, again left town, and gone to Bal
timore. Md. whore he will study medi-
local cycling club, however:
1t has also been decided to enter a
team in the billiard tournament of the
&: LANCE are the regular team. while E.
Eberstaler and Al. Kaegebehn are the
substitutes for this tournament. a..
s1G0 bicycle will take place at the clubs
home at eight P. M. The last ticket
drawn wins the wheel. so every purss
that his number will be called. Tickets
can still be had from an the member
has Selected the following members as
the regular team in the bowling tourna-
ment Of the AC. {. Of n, J.:.Hassel-
As the association only allows five sub
stitutes he has sent in the names of the
following members as sqch;LEberstal-
Carl Lange has stated his intention of
running for color bearer.
Riverside Races.
The events which will be decided at
the meet of Riverside Wheelmen of New
York tomorrow on the Bayonne section
of the Boulevard are a novice race and
one and five mile handicaps. The start
and finish in each event will be at Sal
ter's Willow Haven Inn.
Spokes from the Wheel.
There has been no decision by the L.
A. w. Racing Board in the Titus, Muir
ply. Cabanne cases, but it is rumored
that Charles M. Murphy has made a
confession regarding the alleged fixed
race ct st. Louis in the early fall. Chair
man Gideon refused 70 deny or affirm
this rumor. The weekly bulletin OF the
board contains the usual nnbe of rid
ers suspended, transferred and declared
professionals. The following records
have been accepted
The one-half mile, flying start, Class B
record, paced, made by Walter F. Fos-
ter, at Napa. Cal, September 20; time,
ass.
One-third of a mile, Glass A, .competi-
ton record, standing start, made b. f
w. Buckley, at st. Louis, October .;