The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-12
NEWS OF THE wHEELMEN.
III RACING BOARD ACCEPTS co UL-
TER'S ONE-MILE RECORD.

Wishes to Baco
Cooper aud Bald Routes and Notes.
The Racing Board of the l.. A. w. has accept
cd the one.mile professional unpaced flying
start record Of 1 minute 90 1-5 seconds, made
by G. Il. Coulter at Denver last month. num-
Der of weli-known riders have been declared
professionals, some have been suspended, and
others reinstated. The weekly bulletin is as
follows:
Declared PROFESSIONALISM 9. Lawrence, Memphis,
Tenn; W. p. Gregg, Marysvilie, o.: L. l.. Miner,
Jamestown. n. Y; X. J. Duncan, Franklin. lnd.i
David T.. Kochcnderfcr. Newport, Pa; c. w. sleg,
Duncannon, Pa; Percy Elliott, New port Pa; z. l.
De Camp, Pen Yam. n. Y; W. O. Irwin. Galveston,
Tex; L.. I. Flansburg, Kalamazoo, Mich: w. $. San.
derson, Memphis, Tenn.
Suspensions Raiscd-E- J, Duncan. franklin, Ind:
l.. l.. Miner, Jamestown, n, il 7. 4. Gately, Roxbury,
Mass Luther Lady. Harrisburg, Pa; l.. Shields.
Lowistown, Pa; s. II. Charters. Harrisburg, Pa; j. y.
Goodman, New York city. N. Y.
Suspended Pending Observation-Disclosures Lomax,
Philadelphia, Pa; r. Sinner, Philadelphia. Pa
Tho Nantlcoke Athletic Club, Eantlcoke. Pa, and
Dundee Park. NanticoSe, Pa. have been placed upon
the list OF those to whom sanction privileges are de-
MED for failure to provide proper prizes.
suspended-For repeatedly competing in INSANE
toned races while under suspension, Nj. c. Lawrence.
Memphis, Tom, has been placed upon the permanent
suspension list of the League.
For entering races In which they were not entitled
to ride, Y. =. Connolly. South Manchester, Conn, and
w. Robinson, Manchester Green, Conn.,. are suspend.
ed for ninety days from Nov. 2.
For competing In unsanctionod races, c. w. sleg.
Duncannon. Pa: Percy Elliott and David S. Kochen.
dcrfer, Newport, Pa, are suspended for sixty days
from Nov. $.
L. t. Fiansburg. Kalamazoo, Mich, is suspended un.
I'll July 1, 1897. for unfair dealings in connection with
cycle racing.
The expressed desire of E. C. Bald and Tom
Cooper. the professional riders. to meet in a
series OF match races to decide who Is the cham
pion. has moved the trainer of Arthur Gardiner.
the Chicago crack, to issue the following chal-
lenge:
On behalf of Arthur Gardiner ] beg leave to chal
lenge either L. c. Bald or Tom Cooper to q series OF
three unpaccd races, the distance to DO one mile, two
miles. and hve miles, for n purse OF either $1,000 or
$1,000 for the series, the winner TO take oil or tho
purse. Races to be run within thirty days after the
articles are signed. The only condition | shall Impose
Is that the men start on opposite sides OF the track.
both riding In the same direction. l mean business,
and as an earnest OF this l have deposited the sum OF
$500 forfeit money with George Stuart OF Chicago.
C. w. Berdan.-To ride from Hackensack TO
Milford, Conn.,, leave Hackensack and ride to
EnElewood, then direct through Highwood. Ten
afy, Creskill, and Demarest to Closter; from
this point rid TO Norwood. and through Sparkll
to Nyack. At this place take the ferry to Tar
rytown. and then ride direct to Chappaqua:
continue through Mount kisco and Bed ford to
Ridgeheld and ride to Branchville. then direct
to Easton. and through Trumbull and Nicholas
to Milford.
MIN riding from this city to Middletown.
Plaza, Ride through the Park 10 10th street and
seventh avenue. then 60 direct to lloth street;
here turn to the left to st, Nicholas avenue;
then ride to Tenth avenue and connect with the
KingkbridRe road; follow this road to lS1st
street: from this point turn to the right and
left on.Featherbed lane to Macomb's Dam road;
then turn to the left to the Fordham Landing
Kingsbridge. At this point turn to the left.
crossing tho tracks. and ride direct to fonkers.
follow the turnpike to Glenwood. then ride two
direct through Hastings and on to Dobbs Ferry:
then continue through I-vington and into Tar
River TO Nyack: follow the main street in N.Y.
acE to the turnpike and go direct through
and Taimaas to sufern; then ride TO Turner'S
and through Monroe, Oxford, Greycourt, Ches-
ter, and Goshen to Middletown.
NJ. F. H.-To ride to New Paltz follow the
Middletown route published in THE SuN to-day
ingtonville and direct through Maybrook to
Montgomery, then to Walden and through
WAIKIKI: New Hurley, Gardiner. and Forest Glen
to New Paitz.
tour OF staten Island is as follows: Take the
ferry TO St. George, turn left and follow the
shore road past Tompkinsville and clifton TO
Fort Wadsworth. leave the fort on the south
side and direct to New Dorp. follow the side
paths to Tottenville and retrace to EltinGville
direct via the Port Richmond road to Richmond
avenue. From this point turn right to Port
shore road to st. George. The Hudson county
Boulevard is finished from Bergen Point to a
point Q little beyond Guttenburg.
G. A. Cormack-To ride to the Cortlandt
street ferry from Madison. avenue and Twenty
ty-si1th street; ride east through Twenty-stxth
street to Lexington avenue; follow Lexington
to Twenty-second street; then turn left to Sec
ond avenue; follow Second ayenus to Forsythe
street, and then go direct to Division street and
continue to Chatham square; ride down Park
Maiden lane and turn TO the right direct to the
ferry.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-At the Crystal Palace yes
tsrdS SId the = '9 an SH bicycle a rSGo Tai i"r nall wba rods
the distance in 81 LIS seconds.
New ORLEANS. Nov. lin his second at
held by Tom Linton. the W~elshman. Michael
to-day missed tho mark by thirteen seconds.
the course Of his ride he lowered the American
record for the seven miles, doing 1900. His
time OF yesterday at this distance was 1910.
The delay to-day cost the record. Rain At noon
scattered tho pacemakers, who were told there
was no work for the afternoon. The sex" tire
before the actual start was made. Michael
called constantly for n faster pace, and finished
fresh. outsprintinr the pacemakers at the
close, He used u 100 gear IN, this as in
all other rides. Pacemakersw were changed every
half mile, the miles being made in :4s 10.
l 40 l-5. 1850 30. 1871 l-5, 1902. l:55 80.
] 100 l-5. l:5G 20. 1856 30. and l :52 l-5. His
time for five miles to-day. 0:lS 10. was two and
seconds unusr the time Of yesterday.
The time by miles to-day was; One, AZ 10;
two, 1898 20; three. 5:HS: four. T:20 l-5; five.
D:ls l-5; six. ll:l3 40; seven, 1900; eight,
10 :05 n-5; nine. 700. and ten. 1854 l-5.
SARATOGA, Nov. l1.-lntercst In tho .six-day
bicycle oJntest ut the Casino rink continues to
and tonight II very large crowd was
present. A severe accident occurred to Frank
tho Canadian. who was tied with w.
Hofstettcr OF Florida for first place. During
tho l07th mile n tire came OFT Il. &. Smiths
bicycle, throwing him 70 the, floor, ,Alberts
struck the tangle and fell heavily, breaking his
collar bone. He Immediately remounted an
wheel and rode over three miles before
of for medical aid. AT the end of the
tenth hour the score stood:
Schock. 200 miles 3 laps; Golden, eos miles 5 laps;
Alherts, 200 miles ! laps; HoffStetter, 2l0 miles l lap;
smith, 20v miles s laps.
NOTES.
The Carlton Cycle club had forty three members on
n club run TO Coney Island last sunday.
II Is expected thnt the l., 4. w. VIII adjust the claim |