The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-05

All Ready FOR tho SIX Days Tourney
In the 6nrden-Notes.

SUI "h VNSNS
sport. Entries for tho inaugural programme
close to-day. and the promoters feel confident
that there will be ample material for an attrac-
tive card. The professional section of the pro-
grammo Will include n special match between
j. Eaton and Teddy Goodman, n ono.mile open,
and a half-mile handicap. Tho amateur talent
will figure in a half-mile scratch race and q
handicap over the same distance. The pre-
liminary heats will be stared at & o'clock and
will be rushed through SO that the fluals can be
run on before midnight. Then the starters In
the six-day race will be sent on their Journey.
Considerable comment has been arorsed by
the application Of the Seventh Regiment A. A.
for l.. A. w. sanction of the bicycle races TO be
decided at the armory tonight. According to
the line OF policy pursued by the regimental OIL
olals since the break with the A. A. IT,. some
years ago, no move has been made toward regis
tcrlng the athletic events on tho programme.
The distinction thus drawn between the two
governing bodies by the promoters is regarded
by some students OF amateur diplomacy as sig
nlfcant, but Secretary sullivan OF the a. A. G.
sevent6's recognition Of the /. A. W. lie eI-
plains that there Is nothing In the existing nlli-
covers the sanction OF meets. aud that prece-
dents for the present case have already been es-
tablished at st. Louis and Buffalo.
A meeting of the special committee appointed
to formulate plans for recognizing the Metro
last evening ut the Hotel, Bar.holdi. Those
present we're NJ I; Friedenrich. Harlem Wheel
F. ii. 'r Fpss,sS o,Neil New M SoTs M J, &, e.;
Consuiate;. Matthew GLIB. Century Wheel
men: F. NJ Gubreraux, Metropoliten Bicycle
old Metropolitan Association. James. O'Ncill
presided, and announced that twelve clubs had
the new organization. the object OF which is TO
unite the several hundred cycling clubs in
Greater New York into one body. each club be-
ing represented by delegates in accordance to
the size OF it's membership.
"A committee Of five was appointed to visit
the various organizations that did not respond
to the invitation to join. ard ascertain whether
they would appoint delegates. l,hio committee
VIII meet at the oflce OF President Brock on
next Tuesday afternoon.
SARATOGA. Dec. 1.-The last OF the series, of
bicycle races In the Casino was held last night.
BY Eddie Bald. OF :o5 for a half mile, was
of Saratoga Springs. role in l:O3 fiat: Jay
Eaton. professional: made II in ;o4 A.; and
During a five. mile race between tie profess
sionais. Z. e.. Carpenter OF NeSark aud +. G.
Smith Of ssratoEa. tho iatter's tire came OF,
he received severe bruises. N fol-
low:
One half Mile. Amateur-won by Frank Evans,
saratoga; Clark Fields, Saratoga, seconu. Time.
one Mile. Professional, Handlcap-won by Wal.
York, halls lap. second. Time. e:I6 ga.
one-naif Mile, Exhibition. Amateur-A. J. La.
One hair Mile, Flying start, Professional. Purse
second. Hadneld's time, I:o2 49, Eaton's time,
smith. Saratoga. scratch; W. 4. Fixes, Tires laps,
second. Time. Is minutes-
NOTES.
An indoor bicycle tournament will be held at the
Thirteenth Regiment armory, Brooklyn, on Dec.
~; under the Joint auspice. OF Company + OF tho
tour and TWO professional events VIII lie decided.
as follows: Amateur-one mile. novice: one mile,
mile. open, two miles. handicap. There wlli
also be n ono mile and a half team race for Ma.
Entries close on Dec. Il with Harry ]. Valentine.
Treasurer. 2o4 Putnam avenue; Brooklyn:
W. viii be held on ! Dec. H.
eneer.: f%fesidsnt,, william Deyine;' First vice Prssi
aasa, q: y; Bishop; SECOND Wee, f5ss!dent, MIRA {.
tns sterst aia.4 Hiirea o'SieIly:' Tieas1rt HoEnan Mas N aonor
= +. leader. in the wll,a%,Oprfn wheelmcn,s
i.lsa: W.. aliiei. 1000. p' ~
jap Eden; Who occupies q position In the front ranks
ISe BIsnwief whseimsn have completed their
ihs members soveTins Loo miles or more are A. t9I.
} tSrsir: s. !. gs'.n Il, M E.iSS; {: T 200; T. f:'G P.snh wi II:
400: j.. Thinner. 300; ". TrqqhaTt. 500 y.
I ss? sssssi, s s;S3SS; L !. f ss9s:f :'o s.isd J. SiS b: as s$5fsS:
5000: +, ,klrsch. ,7.a90:,, f.. sehepp, s,Goy; J.
SS:so1r:' p. durne,1. $500, l. sSEell = 900; ,1.aF.
g 5 .Faa.s 1906 i.ooo A ). f4s,s q nss; $780, 'sSS; y y: G G1tss. 1885, 1893:
8. johnson. 1900: J. kuyner. ! 900: A. Klnge. 200:
]; Ensledrpn; $500; a 4; kIai9sr, 30; !; Morgan.
Standing. ] 200; l. s!sson. l,loo; y; spauIdtng,
1900; H. %schaiter, 200: p. schneider. 900; p.
Tqsner 900 u !; Bropny' 900; v; pyatt, 800;
Ter. 1000: 7. Richter. l.70l.
Irwin A. Powell and Ray Dawson. two OF the speedi-
est amateurs on the metropolitan circuit, have en-
QUESTION TO the team. and tho followers of tho blue
ana white are beginning to look forward 70 another
interco. legiate triumph next season.
The Century Wheeimen OF New York desire to statS
tury run either before or after becoming a member.
On account OF the Incorporation OF the club a new con-
Btitution and laws nave been adopted.
The annual election OF officers OF the Greenwich
Wherlmen l. set for Jan. !.
The annual election of Officers of tho Harlem Wheel.
men Will take place on Dec. ~. The following have
c. NJ. Thomas: Vice PreHldrnt, James lu Barry SccTg-
tRTy, +. L. Dononue; Treasurer. leshie c. Smith:
Captain. X. w. Morrison. No opposition Is autici.
pAted. The active membership roll has reached the
constitutional limit OF $50.
Chief Consul Rireker OF the New Jersey division.
l.. A. w. has made the following appointments OF
ChairmGn OF the.standing committees and members
NJ the Executive Committee Tor lsp7: Rights and
Privileges, Herbert W.. Knight, Newark: Trans.
portation. Theodore F. Merseles, Jersey City: Rae.
Ing Board, II. Freeman Eeefus. Newark; Trcss,
Richard X. Chiswell. Paterson. Highway improve.
ment. James G. Lee. Trenton; Rules and Regula.
Robert Gentle. Elizabeth. Tho other two members
OF each ommitte VIII be announced at the an.
nual meeting, which Will. be held ut Newark on
Dec. II.
A Diploma Hereafter for GymnastIc Win.
aa.a w.