The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-02

handicap; two miles, handlca?. Professionalism
mile, open ono mile, handicap; three miles, handicap
Incorporated. The trustees. are Il. II. Rsnnens,
Harold :. Flooi; and John L. Johnston, Tho follow.
ing club runs have been arranged for this month:
Y; Tottenyiiici 8; Riverside; 10, Amityvlllci 23, Pceks'
kill 80, Philadelphia.
elected the following, officers: President, John Bar
retti Vice President. William Cooni Captain, O. y.
Cooni Secretary, Stanley Van 1lerstein; Treasurer,
Robert odell; Lieutenants, l.. Van ldcrstcin and +.
The Riverside whecimen have moved into their
new clubhouse on West End avenue and Ninety ninth
S ware wa 4 Par" aSp OF on M Nav ~s 81, 10, N w1i AZ run to the Della,
The Greenwich wheelmcn win open their now club.
The Brcvoort SwSecImSn OF TnSroSobiyn will hold a
tandem century run to-day.
on May o. The club Will ran 10 Long Branch tomor.
row. AZ a special meeting. Of the ofi,crs held on
Thursday night Il was decided to Increase the nom.
The Yorkvile whcclmen havr elected the following
ant, Edward l.. Perkins, second Lieutenant. Henry
Gaertnsr;. Color Bearer, Henry Lehinann; Busler,
The road Officers OF the Plaza whcclmcn have ar.
ranged runs for the month; 9, se,taTh; 8, ToitanvIllc;
The Forcsters OF American wheclmcn viii have a
club run around Staten Island tomorrow. This or.
ganIzatlon, which Is compose Of ncmbc OF tho or.
der % Forctters, has only leen In existence a few
ForestCrs who are whcelmen arc eligible to member.
ship, and can JOIN by writing toB w. Ireland. 1888
The Road Committee OF the Morris wheelmcn has
arranged tho following runs, morning and nftcrncon.
u NHt bntU s. NY HNhs 1bnAfTS. ANU II l-lllfl
q. P~lainfclh. Fort Schuyler. and Yonkcrs; 10, Babylon.
Bay Side, and jamaica; 23, Bayonne and New Ro.
chelle; no, century run to Babylon; 81, Mlllburn.
The wheel SAYS: Racing on the Htccp.bnnkcd,
snlall.siZed French tracks Is a dangerous pastIme even
for those familiar with II. The Racers Union has,
therefore, entcfei INTO IN arrangement with tho
Medical students Club, since the track propl. will
not bear tho cost of a doctor, and hereafter n student
Is to be In attendance every day during training
operations ut the Seine track"
II. Smith OF the Century Road Club OF Baltimore
will make an attempt to-day to lower the 2i.hOur
State re ord.
Eddie McDuf1e. the Boston rider, has issued n chal.
lenge to James Michael. the Welsh racing man, TO
ride n match at the Charles River Park track for $500.
II is reported that Chairman Mott Of the l.. A. w.
Racing Board Is Inv istigatin2 some new charges pre-.
fcrred against Tom Eek. the trainer.
The Connecticut state Racing Board Is arranging n
circuit OF race meets. The opening meet Will he held at
Norwich IN May 81 under the auspices Of the Rose Of
New England Wheel club.
Among the professional riders who arc anxious to
compete In the International races at Glasgow next
July are the Butler brothers, owen KinIhle, {. \. Nun.
ply. and Ray Mcdonald.
The Associated cycling Clubs Of Boston have been
granted permission by tho l.. A. W. RAJ ing Board to
exceed the stipulated prize value for the professional
races at the Walthain meet May ~.
Walter Sanger and o. H. IIachenberger OF Denver
will compet in "A series of match races at Denver on
June 90.
The new turnpike between Orange and Chatham is
now In excellent condition.