New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
prizes AND AWARDS FOR RIDERS IN
THE SATURDAY PARADE.
r,v THAT TT MAY Bn MADE A REGULAR AN
MAJ. INSTITUTIONAL MovD FOR BETTER
poAps IN JERSEY CITY.

ROADS IN JERSEY CITY.
v,b..lr,en md the general public continue 70 TAX
about the cycling parade on sa'ur"h'' an
chances are that tho parade Will become a !ea''!
institution Another parade Is srheau'e' ~
Mace IN Brooklyn on June T. II VIII be heid py INC
cod Roads Association 70 celebrate the formal
onep,nv Of the return cycle Path from Coney
Island The prize winners In The Evening le'e-
gram" parade Saturday are
Ciubs-Frst, century Whesnen OF Ne eye "a
" womnS Riiere-fqrs Mss Ella sullivan New
Miss Madeline Lack New-Ycr .or, r,,o,as
Men Rldgrs First Msgree iron Aron second i'''AS
= D6Soratel wheeisNF'rst Miss MAY Bowien New-
Niss Rose .ss9o Mai 12spN 15rs >S"
' ';roS.oGc cos,ames-Frst. Harry Kqhike New
New-york third. e. E. l,ockren New -ior k -, =
Novelties EdTar [.. ap Eelj Franz Nam.
AMI Mis- Dorothy laird New-York; third. Peter J.
Fisher. New-York.
Although military companies ala not compete for
pr,zcs the Judges AWARDED honorable mention TO
company r. s,h Regiment. Honorable mention
was also made OF tho sextette. tho American DIS
,rlct Telegraph boys and the Olympia Band Inc
2obo Band was awarded second place N the es''ma-
ton OF the Judges Tho Judges gave honorable
mention az bicycle exhibit 10 tho representation OF
sanleys progress through Africa. and - l. Resets
AMI V H. Newman Ok the College OF the CRY OF
New-YOrk. who rode tandem.
1ne following received badges t9r excelience
ery. J5hn b. Yates : TiIden. Adolph i,ahl. Dr.
/ w1feier L. TENN Day" YAK 9PP ren
spindlcr Thomas II Reynolds, Mss + Siache. H.
Tr Isr aaTy s H%sn~s'f psnn! ySw r. POI
lock and Edward Aronstom
= Anthony Brock the president OF the Metropol-
itan Association OF Cycling clubs. is an enthusiastic
worker in the OF good roads. He IS ore OF tho
officials Of the Good Roads Association OF Hudson
County. y. J. 81 see II suggested, said he, yes;er-
day. that tho centre OF the Boulevard In New
Jersey be turned into cycle path or course such
suggestions made In good faith but think that
this one = OF place. We don't want cycle path
on the Boulevard Then whee.men would have only
a narrow strip and they would have TO use 1t both
Our Executive Committee Is working on plan now
which II II can be contaminated. VIII be OF more I'M
asphaited street from Jersey Cliy Ferry TO tho
boulevard. and think that wa WILL sc, tt
Tho century and a half run OF Company OF
the sth Regimen. from Albany to this city nn-
lshed at an early hour yesterday morning. Tho men,
tho number OF thirty loft this city on tho Albany
boa, on Saturday night and started on their .ong
ride at $50 SUNNY morning or tho thirty men who
started only seven finished
The question OF putting on the wheelmen OF
this city will zip before the Board OF Aldermen
tomorrow. The New-York Consulate OF the l.. a.
W. will have committee present at the hearing.
At a meeting OF the Racing Committee OF tho
metropolitan Association Clubs held at tho Jersey
City clubhouse last night, consider tho protest
OF Charles Hadneld. who disqualified in the
Irvngton- Millburn races on Memorial Day. the
committee decided that It had no power TO reverse
tho decision OF the referee. Tho committee also
recommended that rho association debar T. W.
Thons from all future races, because he set the
pace for Hadneld IN the Memorial Day races
Palissde-ave. Engewood. is one OF the worst roads
for ooasting in this part OF tho country IT is decep-
tive and therefore dangerous Two deaths have al
ready occurred due 10 coasting on Pasade Hl.
Not Sunday passes without dozen or more acct
dents or less serious
Cyclists desiring TO Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending name and address to
the Cycling Editor. Tribune