The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-19
VIEWS OF rnE NnrsLMEx.
Several Riders Disciplined ~ the 4. a. ".
RAetng Roard-Notea.

Ractng Board-Notes
Chairman Gideon OF the l.. A. w. Racing
Board has suspended a number Of riders this
week for competing in unsanctioned races
after warning. and ho has transferred several
others TO the professional class. Tho o1icial
bulletin contains the following:
suspended-Tho French professionals, Mordior and
solbud are suspended from all track racing for sx
months and one year, respectively, from Oct. ID,
1896, by the French Association, and are therefore
not eligible to track rnces in this country.
John j.. Johnson. Toledo. o, from all track racing
pending return of prize.
six months, from Nov. II, for riding 10 unsano-
toned races, after warning; A. Monson. A. j. Thibo-
deau, HJalme ogren. Clarence W. Anderson, Martin ].
Bolstad, II. Paulson, ID. Clausen, II. TrouviR, Ray
Lloyd. Hugo W. ogren, Fred Emery, Z. o. Erickson,
Peter II, Peterson. and Louis Anderson. Chicago;
william Leon. Detroit: II. Edwards. william Clark.
warsaw: Wesley. Van Pattcr. and Lertredge. Do
troit; Primrose, New York; Paige. oberiin, o.; Blake.
Cleveland; Washing ton, YpsiAnti. Mich; Fletcher.
Baltimore.
Declared Protcsslonais-C D. Mackay. Portland. Or;
James W. Cowar, Pnil Kitchen. =. A. Bell. Charles w.
Stimson, and Albert d. Tompkins. Los Angeles; F.
Bailey and Ed Phillips, Dallas; L. p. McClaire. Chicago.
Sanctions Granted-Nov. 20. Twenty.second ReRi-
ment. New York city; Dec. 10, Eighth Regiment. New
York city: Dec. ~. Liberty .Wheelmen and company
= Ihirheenth Regiment BROOKLYN; Jan. ~; 1SN.,
teenth Regiment, BROOKLYN.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 1~s.-Jiminio Michael to-day
received word from his lawyers in England that
the necessity for his presence over there had
been withdrawn through the abandonment OF
by Choppie Warburton. The little giant will at
once send to Wales for his wife and will con-
ter, very probably in California. Michael is not
troubled at the report that Tom Linton. his
this country TO meet him. He is ready TO meet
Linton at any distance. and should no not go to
S GsrdSn on D Dsa. D. b. Present RSe prop at da sstsinpt s a. shs
worlds hour record set for to-day was post;
poned until saturday. as Michael did not feel
quite ut to 30 the distance.
Since no action was taken at the recent meet
to ~etfccting u change In the articles OF alliance
between the l.. A.. w. aud the A. A. U;,it Is
organizations viii remain unchanged. It is said
that Chairman Gideon or the league intends to
Of oct IT,, the S S1lia%se i ous.alon FS Of tho SnI hl an INV wv me %hen
adjustment, Secretary sullivan Of the 4. Az.
low the present articles TO stand. the union is
content. but viii only afford suspended bicycle
riders the same recognition as the l.. A. w. ex-
tends TO suspended clubs or athletes.
The annual election of officers of the New
Jersey division of the l.. A. w. has resulted as
follows:
chief Consul. !: Ktreker, Paterson; Vice Consul, !:
ITsn,on; heg5e',nisMxei A }. s% %sIsh.i ncR'ea!. '
Chase. Newark; V. r. Rocker. Hoooken; @. D.. Roe,
;sssx?Sa, + 7, Fs' Rs,! Ss! .:is+ sly; !: ! j. ht hSif ss:s,
SSsrTHsasn,i,;;: barber; FInsls~esS: !. iiiiisds.li:s New;
stewart. Roseiie. and Il. rrlppett, Monsciair.
Chairman Kreitcnstein Of the Record Com
mittee OF the Century Road Club of America
has complied the following list of American
road records:
Five M~les-George Hamlin. San Francisco. II min
Ten Miies~Lt 4. walIeston. Newburyport. "a min
Fifteen Miies-L. ". walleston, Newburyport. 80
T@cniy MiIes~i- N. waileston, Newburyport, As
TwentynS Miies-A. n McDopeli. Buffalo. 81 min.
Fifty ailos1L. C. VAIL. Colorado Springs, hours
Two Hundred Miles-A. ". Evans. New Brunswick.
Five aundred Miics-A. f Smith, Chicago. SO hours
One thousand Miles,. +. Gunther. Chicago. lls
hours &5 minutes.
MEMPHIS. Nov. ls.-At the Coliseum track
tonight Johnson rode a mile In LOO. the first
las 30. made last evening. He was paced by
the ,Jallu brothers. triplet. or Paris. James
Michael rode another five miles to beat his last
nights American indoor record OF 9:4s 2-5. He
was prettiiy paced; He rode the first mile in
h:431-6. four miles In TAI As. and. sprintinG
gamely. finished the i've miles in 1886 s.5, a cut
OF twelve seconds.
Cnlumbia.-To conduct n hare and hounds
chase upon bicy Giles select two riders for the
hares and provide them with bags of cut paper
TO line tho chase. Allow five 10 eight minutes
start on tho pack OF hounds. 1T is customary to
select routes for a bicycle hare and hounds
chase over some section of the country where
the hares are enabled TO 60 across country and
connect with good roads.
NOTES.
rr. c. Il. Parkhurst Of this city has Joined the I.
A. W.
There is some talk OF building n bicycle track and n
cub house III the vincinity OF the Coney Island cycle
path.
The Long Island wheelmen have Joined the Asso-
ciated cycling Clubs of Long Island.
Miss latmSn OF the Excelsior Cycle Club OF this
city bass mileage record OF 5000 miles for this season.
A bicycle show viii be held in Brooklyn early next
year under the auspices OF the Brooklyn Cycle Board
OF Trade.
The White Cycle Club is now permanently located
In It's new club house, $40 West Fifty third street