The herald., 1896-07-27
THE WHEEL

IT will be a matter of general regret
IL the fears are sustained that Billy
Jenkins was so seriously injured py MS
fall in the Santa Monica road race as 10
preclude the possibility of his doing any
more training for the team trophy. In
the meantime, the committee OF the IL.
A. A. C. are casting their eyes around
for a likely substitute, and have several
promising Youngsters in view. DE Ian
o. ,cv Is mentioned as the most likely man man
Cycling club at Riverside will be select
ed from Ulbricht, Mussey, Hawks
Holmes and Weir.
The same club will give lawn party
to members and few invited guests on
the evening of the 29th at it's new club
house. on South Chestnut street. The
club has purchased over 5000 worth of
new furniture within the past month,
and is now very comfortably housed.
The house committee of the Los Ange-
les Road club. says the Field, Is in search
of a desirable cottage for clpb house.
and hope to be located by the first week
In August.
The following from the San Francis1
CO Call is instructive: Some people are
of the opinion that the League of Amer
lean Wheelmen may be called upon to
try to suppress road racing. Prominent
l.. A. w. officials talked with recently
say that as the organization does not
recognize this branch of the sport, it
might be considered unbecoming for the
league to take any recognition of the
matter. Then, again, the chances are
that sooner or later local authorities
Will put stop to the practice. There
is considerable feeling that way now.
The following is the weekly bulletin
issued by r. M. Welch, the Pacific coast
member of the National racing board:
Sanctions granted: July oath, Ogden
Wheel club, Ogden, Utah; July 25th.
George U. Piper, Portland, Ore; Septem-
Der 9th Garden City Cyclers, San Jose.
Cal.
Transferred to professional class-Pe-
ter d. Metcalf, San Francisco, own re-
quest; John Larsen, Portland, Ore,
clause A.
Suspended pending investigation-C
M. Smith. Gail Hardenbrook, F. Linn, w.
Holiday, l.. Folsom, c. Hellar, San
Jose; Frank I. Gunther, Lake View,
Ore; Alfred Smith, Morford, Ore; -
Birdnau, Tom Robinson, Walter Palmer.
Robert Palmer, Dave Brichaux, Baker
City, Ore.
Suspended until August 14th, 1896, for
competing in unsanctioned races-On
and Niles e. Moe
Suspended until September 1st, 1896,
Tor competing in unsanctioned races |
On July 4th, at Albany Ore, Joseph |
Sternberg and Walter Biddle; Heppner,
Ore, Frank Natter and Frank Borg: |
OSee~eoS L.ONC. oIe., Arc0le Blnpr. |
Grants Pass, Ore, e. E. Redfield and |
Herb Mccarthy On July 18th, at Chau-
tauqua, near Oregon City, Ore. Josenb
Goodfellow. pa
Riders are warned that accepting or
GERS for merchandise will be considered
py .he poard as the equivalent of cash
prizes, and will lead to transfer r. nro-
Iesslonal class under clause A of the
amateur rules Prizes in oma+e,,
events must be definitely stated and
nothing must be taken in lien of tha ar
ticle won. VI 'iie ai-
Maria rides a bicykile
Ihat'S painted red and hIue
AN reckon she'll be bouncin''
In them colored boomers. too.
But what's the use in howlin,q
Got to climb the hill
Am no good in growljn'
When the women say thew will
The hoss is idle in tho lot
Shes let the old mule slide:
She's changed completely since she rot
That bicykile to ride. s SUI
But what's the use in shoutin?
Got to climb the hill!
Amt no use in poutin'
When the women say they will!
The world,,it keeps turnin-
It's left me in the kitchen
Wher Maria used to be!
But what's the use in singin'?
Got to climb the hill!
Amt no good in cryin'
Wnen the women say they will
Atlanta Constitution.
second the notion" said the man
ne rear OF the etandem.-Yale Record. ,
Coiorado mas recently produced a ladv ,
century rider whose performances are
y ,isnonenai. der name is Mrs. A F. {
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