New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
WILL RIGHT BE DISQUALIFIED?
TROUBLE OVER THE IRvINGToN- MILLBURN RACE
PROFESSIONAL RACING NOT YET-PREsS
wHEELMEN ELEcTIoN-oTHER NOTES

PROFESSIONAL RACING NOT YET-PREss
wHEELMEN ELECTIoN-oTHER NOTES
AND COMMENTS FOR CYCLISTS
The trouble over the result OF the IrvInston-sill-
burn race hangs fire. There were two or three IN
formal meetings yesterday. r. G. Belts, OF the
METROPOLITAN Association OF Cycling Clubs. when
seen. said:
I'VE are sorry that any differences have come up
over the race but the charges that wish TO dis
qualify F. W. Rcht simply because ne Is see tSat
justice is done to all standeven convicted himself asi
BY his own testimony. and he was disqualnnedii
tel, en'T What Win be done n his
Chief Consul Potter who is a clubmate and friend
has ''aI" fair SLOWING. Il am convinced Of RIGHTS
honesty" said he. "and believe that the BOY E 700
mean AID advantage anita of anybody He has made
Straightforward statement. and those VINO. VINO nave
made charges against him must prove them.
The meeting Of the racing men, trainers ana man.
ayers at Albany on Wednesday night was not pro-
ductive OF the sensational developments predicted
by some people. The threat to form new associa-
ton and to take racing affairs out Of the hands
of the l.. A. w. was not carried OUT. ~ was ei ~,
sense of the meeting that the wisest policy was 10
leave everything it is for the present ana COM
mttee was appointed 10 wait upon the ;, .y Sns
Financial assistance is what is needed to start pro-
racing in this e9 S Msh w Cash Prize
League Of two years ago. are ihcilhed u "o' 'a'N'
A lively election Of the Press Wheelnen was held
nj the clubhouse In Nassau-st., yesterday. isaac
Mailhouse received the largest vote for Board OF
Governors and he Is consequently the presoe"' Inc
ticket elected Is follows:
Members Of the Board Of Governors r.
RlaIsde George Hughes, George r. StacKiouse'
Harry White William Wooliey. Isaac Maiinou sIi
Charles H. Goyan L. b. Ruoe ana carl ri Walther
captain Louis A. johnson. Membership C9mW I,
Gin.
The New-York team in the i5omile relay race
which Will start in Printing House Square at > a.
m Tomorrow was selected yesterday and Is as foi-
lows w II. Owens and G. 5. Henshaw Greenwich
Wheelmen: G. Beck ndorf klversde " H ngen IN
H. Harrison. Har.em Wheclmen; IT, +; 5iopp so,nty
WRc.men. The race ends at Rverton n J.
The Royal Arcanum wheelmen will elect officers
next Monday at Cooperative Hall. Madi'on-st ana
Howard-dve Brooklyn.
". G.. Sanger and F. J. Titus OF the spalding
racing team are now getting into condition on the
Springfield Bicycle Clubs track. They arrived from
Eew-York sunday and expect to be there about a
week sanger has not entirely recovered from ms
80 FORM ~, rri,hin three weeks He weighs g9
pounds. Titus i In someTha' V q, ,h snson he in
tends to make another trial for the hour record
o,.,,, - tho small number OF applications for
massage to sag IIarbor By rail- the Long Island
country Run Committee announces that no spec.a!
IRAN win be run. An extra steamer has oeen pro-
vsiou,liv engaged and entries Will be received IL
pier q East RIVER unit. p. m. to-nlght
one rider on the Bou evar1 at night mas take"
extra precautions He rides with two lanterns on
his wheel one IN the front and the other IN me I'd
lie evidently docs not want 30 run n'S aniyDJuS oh VI
hive anybody run into him Then 1t 5 harliy poo'-
hIe mar botn lights would 10 out at once
Cyclists desiring 20 join the League o. american
Wheelrlcn may obtain full printed Information anu
blanks by sending name and adiTcse 10 the 'se''o
Editor. Nrw-York Tribune