New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
THE NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUBS ELEC-
TON
NEWS OF THE CYCLING WoRLp-cHAihMAN

NEWS OF THE CYCLING woRLD-c1iAiRMAN
WILLIAMS GOOD REPORT.
The enthusiastic friends OF the rival candidates
who Will be voted for at the annual election 81 the
New York Athletic Club have finished their "ork
The final circular was issued yesterday BY the cam
pa'gn Committee Of IN" independent ticket rms
document was signed by Walter 5. Logan. chair
man; G G. Piyer secretary: Arthur Moore and Ed
ward w. Kearney.
The polls will be open at the clubhouse. N West
Fifty-nfth-st at o'clock tonight. and they vii
not close until midnight The independent ticket.
which club members last night seemed to think
would be elected. is follows For president James
Whitley. FOR vice president. John II. Van Wormer.
for secretary John G. Guck. for treasurer. Charles
f. C;ooihue: for captain. Hugh H. Baxter: for gov
errors for two years Daniel H. Youmans. James
wills T.. O. Lemon. Thomas +. Murtha. Albert r
Colfax. James II. Haslin. Dr. 7. Hamilton Burch
and Orrn NJ Beach. jr.: FOR governor for one year.
". s. Baldwin.
The only opposition IS tina, Or. Birch opposes C.
T Hunt and Mr. Youmans Is named in opposition
TO J. Nob.e Hays.
y. c. Williams chairman OF the Athletic Commit
tee OF the NeN-York Athletic Club has made his
report. which is one Of the most satisfactory ever
handed in to the club. The appropriation for aih-
letc purposes 81 100 The administration OF the
department shows clear balance Of $40 -. after
having paid 1888 So for bills incurred in ls" To"
gymnasium expenses heaviest. the competition
being x.1i ~ and other items S3.7ss a. The
A. a. L. championship games at Travers Island
September ID involved "A loss OF 1888 ". the MY
third games loss OF $40 g. while the iify second
games paid. prort Of $50 o.
The games in the bowling tournament OF IN"
Metropolitan Associa ton Of Cycling clubs for the
week follows. To-day-Manhattan Bicycle
Club VS.. ATLANTA Wneelmen, Liberty Mneelnen OF
Queens County Montauk Wneelmen. Wedncs-
ddy-Tourist cycle club Castle Point cycIers;
ATLANTA Wheeimen Kings County Wheelmen
Thursday Brooklyn Bicycle club " Tours, cycle
Club: Union County Koadsiers vs. Bushwick Wheel
men Friday-Columbia Wheclmen Aialanta
Wheelmen: Iushwick Wheelmen Brooklyn 81
cycle Club: Kings County Wheelmen VS. Castle
Point Cyclers.
Bicycle riders are looking toward Mayor strong.
and an effort has been made 10 learn his Views on
the cycling question. The resignation OF certain
heads In the PARK Department, who have opposed
the demands Of the bicycle riders would not be
GREETED by the local riders
Glass /, men up IN arms against the project
TO reduce the value Of the prizes 10 be given at
race meetings Fred j. Titus. one Of the local fly
ers denies mat the prizes are excessive He thinks
that the promoters Of race meets generally an
nounce that the prizes cost about iouDie the actual
price paid Tor them; . - -, -, -
20 Chicago 10 witness the cycling snow in nat city.
which opcncd Yesterday. Among the number we're
4 O. SpAIding, r. W. Backman L. r. Biddlc.
Frederick Titus, e. q. Teal Thomas Rhodes ana
r. l.. SdltOnstali. ,. ,., ILL.,,
Frank q I.enz the young Ptsburg bicycle rider
orh, started ON trip around the world. has disap-
nca red and his family and friends rear f0ul pay.
as nothing has been heard from MIN Tor several
weeks.