The sun., 1896-10-09
The previous American record was 452 miles
l.7l5 yards, held by Gimm.

John Burns.-To ride to South Hadley. Mass.
follow the route from New YORK to Bedford
published in THE Sun on Sept. %. as far as
New Haven; leave New Haven via the Dixwell
avenue boulevard. taking the side path on the
left and turning to the right TO Centreyille;
from this point pass through Mt Carmel, fol-
te at
10 GaIcsville; AZ the railroad bridge at Gales
willie turn TO the left to Meriden ana so direct TO
Berlin; leaving Berlin turn to the left and 10
down hill to New Britain and Newington; then
take fine coast into Elmwood; at the foot OF
the hill turn to the left on Quaker lane to Farm
inEton avenue. and turn to the right into Hart
ford from Hartford follow the left side OF Main
stree, north to the depot at Warehouse Point
and then turn to the LETT up hill; at the top turn
to the left and go dtrectlto Springfield; continue,
via the west bank Of the river. to Holyoke;
Had!ey Falls. TO South Hadley.
BUFFALO Oct. s.-Eddie Bald left here to-day
for Milwaukee, where he will race with Walter
Sanger at Natisnal Park on Saturday for a
purse OF $1,000. Bald appeared 20 be in the
best Of condition and expressed himself as con.
fdent Of winning tue match, which Is TO be best
two out Of three heats Sanger recently oea:
was out OF condition AZ the time, while now he
Is riding the races of his life.
the two-mile worlds lying start paced record
to-day at the halt-mile track in Garfield PARK.
track in the world johnson did his first mile
IN l-4l 20, but two seconds outside record. and
the two miles in 3:oS 10. breaking tue 3:4l 30
record held by Berlo. and made at Louisville
on Nov. Is last. and since tied By Stocks. the
EnElishman. He was yelling for faster pace ali
the time. even in the first mile. Michael is
training daily at a ! :5s clip to make trial FOR
the worlds Lour marx. held at over 81 miles. in
France. The pacemakers are: Waller. London :
Myers, Minneapolis; Davis and Newhopse. But
falo. the first quad; Bowler. Stewart. Edwards.
All OF Chicago. and Mertens, Minneapolis, sec
ond quad and the JallI brothers of France and
Steenson OF Syracuse oa trIpIet-
NOTES
The Harlem wheelmen win hold arua to sareFa on
sevefa. thousand wheeIIen ar. Ipected to take
Great interest," hsing manifested in match
to take place tomorrow between " Alter sanger ana
ndeat ea as ks %, M score me ey vine a.
though sanger is said 10 be riding very strong At the
( a Franks has been elected Secretary Of the Va
tonal CJce Board OF Trade in place OF J. Mckee re-
Ins Century wheelren OF this city has a member
Tie Pequod Club cyclers OF Brooklyn VII! celebrate
taeir second anniyersary on Oct al -,
she II - no, f Ssos ha ne
n aeG starbuak In q match race.
natcSed ia 10 rae s"S on :s; Get. s. -
TIE Logan 'Threlrleu o: brooklyn will hold pic
me Yorky lie wheel zen have arranged the tollow
Ing runs: Oct u. Valley Siam Is, PiAinhed:
The Hudson CycIers OF Hoboksn have elected tre
fpo.!oTins Gfrcf., rre.'depS W; 5 k@e!i:y; @ Tlrs
renee; seeretary. ;. z Eockman: Captain. J. Rsyn9:
tour 10 LenoI over Saturday ana sunday on Oct II
members Of the club will take run 10 Oyster
Tne Asburv Park wheemen have elected the fol
loving oaiGsrsa Presdent Harold b AyEes: Vice
j. A Iiier captain. r. Herbert Harrison; First
iisuteu ant. Charles Tr4ror:: second Lieutenant.
Hsarsr ast ctan iS Bas af tq e Ftefof ST
Trustees. II D. Leroy and John W Martin Ihe cub
year.