The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-08
STATE RACE MEETING
Local WheeImen Will Be
Strongly Represented
Today at Paterson.
LARNED DEFEATED WREN
Outings Arranged by the Bowling
Clnbs-Bayonne Rowing Club
Regatta-Other Events.

Inc wheelmen viii put IN a very busy
day at Paterson this afternoon, where the
annual race meet OF the New jersey AS
soclatqated Cycllng Cluos VIA be heid.
All cf the leading clubs will be represent
ed, ana this city Will help swell the
ouota- There is an increased interest IN
the event this Year, and the contests
snould result IN new records All OF the
best riders IN the New Jersey DIVISION
VIII compete. This city will send out
large delegations, the four leading clubs
being out TO WIN prizes in the parade OF
cycIng CLUBS which Will precede the regu-
lar event on Tourist oval. The managers
anticipate having over 1000 men in line
on bikes. The Hudson County Wheelmer
viii turn out all their forces, and they
will be represented in the team race by
Howard A. Storer, Raymond Fries and
Charles Dewey. These men will also COM
pete in the handicap events. The Catholic
Club Cyslers are out for championship
honors. and IN addition to having a fine
representation in the parade the club will
have q team in the team race. composed
of Captain Henry Hornung. f. l. Kuhl
end Robert Mcmahon The Mantle Wheel
men prize winners at Long Branch will
make a greater showing teday than eyer.
They have chartered a special car on the
Erie Railroad and will ride to the meet
IN style. Their greatest effort will be made
in the parade, but Ferris, lewis and
smith Will represent them in the track
events. The Clio Wheeln1en are probably
the most certain Of either OF the ether
clubs in getting track honors Theis team
IS superior % fba otbqrs 81 tb,s nv Ana
. ~ tAe osAcis u thts clS, AIM
there is every indication of its success
in the team race for the State Champion
snip Wh'ie Waiter hooIne should ride to
the front ia other contests. The club viii
be in the parade. but their greatess in
perest centers IN the track events. The
Clio team will be Walter c. Roorne,
Harry Rohifs. Fisher ana Henry Heber.
Frank hufi mas not recovered from his
injuries at Manhattan Beach and viii be
,ynsyale i eomneta
The Bay0nae Rowing Association Wheel
men viii award a silver blIele tn 4ba el,,a
having the greatest number of survivors
on its century run.
me HacAehsaeA Whee1men are endeav-
oring 10 have a bicycle path along the
Teuaay road 10 rar,stad4
~ xwass4 pis.s9@ 49,
me @eSssEnann Bicycle Club has been
organized at Union Hill. with the follow
ing ofaeeaw.-presiae5r Toaa sebnesjdsr.
first vice-president, Peter Menck; second
vice-president George Hannstein. secra-
tary, George Legrafn; treasurer. w. Fox;
captain, d. Weassnlaaln.
IVA v. u.sl-
e az we@eher mas no terrors Tor
uhe whee1msn, and the scorchers are pre-
pared for d scorchirrg tomorrow on thess
club runs.
" hseIInea $500 Is, : riaii Hss Golnam
Wheelnaan' South beach Rrool[Ivn An.
t Mss cl wv magelmep; kys B5eaeh; PARK,
W6eelmen. Rereen Raaeh. pf1srs1Sa
Wilagmen, Bath Beach: Ocean ParkWay
WheeImen. Rockwav Reash. X Sasr
WhesIlnen' Asbrly Psrly S4ifhsr+ yNhhssIl
men. FLUSHING. Col,eee pofnf and ssnfra,
Park; Excelsior WhseInen, Morrlstown;
T 1T5.d a0S Whnafme Mne Mnpsizto Mptle 3vm nee
men. Rahwav. Mssnbaf9an oE Eingge, G nsel-
Mount Vernon. Prosneer Mbeeinoan Bar,
gen Point; Brighton Wheelmen. Glen Is
G ~ I Na W5ae Mmeelpfen, Coney Island;
WheeinSaen' IHfl udsen' t Goe,n 6saeq Ro Ge ! g os
| New Yarb Afblst;eW Gssh Vaha + aI
Staten dsia Island hi 81, stso I WWh hee1mem
Pearsalrs; Bushwick Wheelmen, Astoria:
b Mllll4 9saaITsan Wh Msaa As5oriai A1du-
York County Wheelrmen' Nyack. Morris
Wheelmen. Pornpton: Tincoin Wbesir M
| Pafersoan- Trnvscesd TWhaadnaan B Sa
Beach: Cyclone Wheelrnen Consv psT
tbe fasfeea : y yes on 49, aq lie bSld roae
meet ana smashe1 me ryor155s Sa rS
in ,fhe nna nile nseea W ~ "a SURG
| one SECOND W. MINUTES dnu
Tia JSrnrira c+a+o xr4ou~
tinnal NAH ! a. nisss n.is5 " the Ma
o1.ar ~ ~ LoufSNlIe viii leave To-Day
ose4r,nnIs Prah aSates % tne Aentucky
na.ttes r-i,1 iaaooaoiy ois oi tae largest
20 st. ~ uspait e. lWo CLOCK over
AZ = !, IN " Sslsglilildg, taxing fhere
~ ~ en5 tlfe dilu a~NasnV4iie snort Lime
e. e. rs I Salaaii,1p : " Ing {ouiiley- fTesldent Hines
ol . G Z Siup FhssiInen ieIt Yesterday
S 81 : Slfcllnael Whsfe ne expects TO
Wlshess tnas alternoon a great cycle pa
irS %a' Inc management Tor which have
TSen piepaadeiol qule a long time.
I1ahdfcapper BaLeheider left several lays
ago, goslg VA Buflalo,, where he form
ely ageu. Chiei Sonsul Fotter VIII not
80, owing g business OF an imperative
n Ia WI e. flprnan the veteran,
wht staTL On Monday. HIscllie q; Belts
81 inc Manhattan Blcycie Cub and A I.
MeIrlch me artist OF Ine Wheel, are
aLi9ng nose gong TO-DAY; A party of
sadaesI1en VIII ieaVe VIA the West Shore
a I. y:
"A race meet VIII pc neld m Boonten,
N: J; ON oeptemDer I, at winch the events
WIN pc one mlbe novice, mile. 240 class;
tM9-mle hahaaeap. one mile. 300 class.
ahu tnfee-mlde handicap Entries will
lose on AUGUST u with j. W. Myers,
b90nlon y.
me Ladue brothers have purchased a
| new WnNIG karneS FLYER ta11Am which