New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

While many wheeling parties have been arranged
to spend the Fourth out Of the CITY, enough VIII re-
main to make most Of the many race meets pront-
able. Several race meets have been arranged for
to-day, and as many more are scheduled for Mon
day. The meet at the Manhattan Beach track to-
day will be held under the auspices Of the Excesior
Boat Club. and good programme has been ar
ranged. including pursuit race between Frank
starbuck and Charles Hadneld. The men will start
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road races on the Irvingon; MilIburn course There
s y handicap SP' Fse Gnon naGS S win
meet on the Clifton .ns The races a
GGps Win Ss eOnsd to maeS s.
win be plenty Of racing to-day for all who enjoy the
the sport.
The bicycle trains on the elevated roads will be
run Monday on the regular Sunday schedules
1t was said yesterday that the railroads in New
Jersey would make special effort to accommodate
the cyclists who might patronize their roads to-
morrow and Monday The Long Island Railroad
will train on MSnsy for the
leave Patshosue e seHf Bayshore @
Babylon. e. x%'IiyyIiIs nj e.
m SSiSiSs s s i bedford station 1880
The run Of the Quill Club Wheelmen tomorrow
will DO to Long Branch and Pleasure Bay The
start will be made from Rector-st. on the $50
boat to Sandy Hook. The run will be over the
ocean the trip viii Be Continued to Pleasure Bay.
trip will be made by boat from seabright.
To all cyclists who call at either Of A. G. Spald-
ing Bros stores at Nos 12s-1s0 Nassau-st. ami
fpoa
trip maps will be given. These maps are neatly
got up. In pocket size. and said to be accurate
In every detail There eight trip maps In all.
as follows: No; i. New-York to Peekskill; No. 2.
cong; No. 5, New-York to New Brunswick; No 6.
Bsy tG 10 and
Thess dosbs dSs . % snS O.
Just what roads they have to travel on their
Fourth OF July tour.
| Tho announcement that match race for twenty
| miles. paced, has been made between j. Frank
| Starbuck and Fred Titus. to take place at Man.
| haitian Beach on Saturday. July II. has aroused
considerable interest among the lovers of the sport
| In this vicinity. The American Cycle Racing AS
ISOLATION which will manage the race has re-
| ceived sanction to exceed the prize value. and
as result the purse will be $1,000 which has al.
ready been deposited IN the hands OF the oaicia
a. g. Batcnelder sr Inc rd 81 t
Il
while Al. Reeves is secretary: Four other races
will be contested the day Of the meet includinG
| a one-third mile dash and haIf-mie handicap foI
| amateurs and a one-mile dash and a mile hand
cap fo- PROFESSIONAL The las:-hamcd race Will bt
| open only to the who pace the big match. o.
| whom there will be thirty-sx. Entry blanks an,
| further information be obtained from AL
| Reeves, at the St. Paul Building.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Lafayette Cycle
Club were filed in the County Clerks office yester
| day The incOrporators are: President John f. Don
| nelly John F. Haight, vice-presdent; George A
Dries. treasurer. and Henry Berlinger' secretary.
Over sixty entries have been received for the dia
| mond race meet to be held at the Olympia track
One-hundred- and-thirty ;;ffth;st. and Lenox-aye;
| this afternoon and the character OF the mel
entered makes 1t probable that some exciting spor
| should be witnessed at the six-lap oval.
Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information ant
| membership blanks by sending names and ad
| dresses to the Cycling Editor. The Tribune