The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
vrWs OF rup wnEELMEw.
Records Accepted and Many Riders Suspended
by the Il. A. w. Racing Board.

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The Racing Board of tho L. A. W. has 40
cepted the two.mile unpacod record Of 4 minutes
81 s.5 seconds, made by ]. He'll Of Denver last
month. A number Of new professional records
have also been accepted. A largo number Of
riders have been suspended from tho track thli
| weok, due to violation Of the sanction rules. A
large number OF amateurs have boon transferred
to tho cash prize class. The suspension from all
English tracks OF C. F. Bardcn, tho professional
10 recognized by tho l.. A. w. in the official
budget this week. Chairman Mott advises pro
motors and officials OF race meets that they
must under no circumstance alter tho marks
allotted by the official handicappers. The official
bulletin contains tho following:
Amateur Records Accepted Two miles, against
time. unpaccd, mado by Joseph Hell at Denver. cot,
Aug. 81. 1907; time. t;27 a.5. Cncmilo tandem,
against time. unpaoei, made bY Frank Bottcrill aud
c. II. Gnrnno Of Denver. Col. Aug. 81, 1897; time,
1850 40.
Professional Records Acocpted-Thres miles.
against time, unpaced, made by A. u. Hughes, Den.
yer. Col. Aug. ". 1897, time, $40 40. Thirty
miles to lo5 miles, competition, unpaced. made by
Frank Waller. T. A. Barnaby and Frank Albert at
Charles River Park. Aus. 10, 1907; r. Waller, 90
miles, lil7iA2 40; SO miles. 100: $50 lot 40 miles.
$4,000 l.b. y. Albert, 45 miles. l:b7iAo SO. r.
waller. 90 miles, 9il1;O9 SO; 55 miles, 2.24:bl,
90 miles, Q:3si4o 9.5. T. A. Barnaby. % miles,
10 AiuUlr ~ ihlith, DIV ~ u w hlltT ~
miles, s:al.lt4.5i SO miles, B:eo;i9 9.5i SO miles.
D:tsi45i 90 miles. 4:o3:22; 90 miles. 4ls:4s. T. A.
hs5nsny. 100 mics, t'Ss:3Sj 100 miles, .:ts:55 2;e;
mile. ,I%OiSo;S5i lS0 miles, ,]e5oeii7y' lSS' miles
SIsiS5', leo miles. T4sia. aSS'' i6S miles.
Suspensions Removed-F. W. chinn, Newcastle.
ENGLAND n,hn Lee heSie' Sum9erisnd, MAJ william :.
nieh.i Carl Boerner, Battle Greek. Mich. Al Phillips.
Pitman Grove. n. IL Dave CASTOR. Chattanooga,
Transferred to Professional c~iass-Edward O. Elan.
!. '% BprSRor ID Deep % cress. P T%t Etef Il, Fs: sna Il.
Hampton, va.i August nlambers, DAitiinofe. ad.i L.
/, eSafls. II. ply. Sorth"%pson MSs::; i tPthaf Gisr !.
eesnainston, .r W. Prsns A. Sen; sls,Ins,oP; PA
va, Ia CHARTS Muss Miiw agkes. Wis, Fred
S SSesi Ds Nile cred Fred G H.sSli cap Peru so'f fnG.:: f hatais
lin FISHER. Greenpoint, y. VI c. b. McEen-
Hsad S9SF'o ssd L. l Saii Js9n F.ed rlat' R Fs.st
and William Crawford. Seattle. washi 4, Z. odell
risdAle Mines, C%learneld county. Pa; Charles Con
der. osceols; cle&5aeld cyanty. Pa Harry, Date
GIeAraeld county, Pa: Ross Mays. osceola mills,
clearneld county. Pa; Mr.. Kephart. o;ceola, Pa. !
ola Mills, tlearneld county. Pa. and Robert Ferguson.
S 9sGS9!s c nnls, cl s15as.dn og MIp,y; Pa,: WI Ni,I k"Iw,e2y.
liam Wise. Tom Reed. Dwight Norton. Eldora. la;
Suspended tor various onenoes-For non.paymen.
OF entry fees and for thirty days after. Harry X. Greer.
sft.on and W "a A. Blair BIZ lS SeW Yor htif " rc {. NAL n; a.. N NS@
Rocheiisi J: c. Anderson and L. wilson Charles.
Gibson. Cincinnati. o. ( j. Allen, Dayton. O.: John
T. F,'s Newell eaht' ssw III xor rT.Tf 6 81: Rsr T5o I. 81 @oS SsG sSS
P.R; McSrsw, Columbus, oiJ F Fitzgerald. Grand
Ha,hsr. c cSloaso O.. III III A T. : carn NM aai Ks1sn noa 8 ). W.
os lSF & snteri aMa and fS!iing to r,ae-E b sisleri Bloom
lssT: charles K. Gibson. Erie; Patio sept; -. 1907;
s ~; I. H HJ, 10 p s9Ss, q, k fss3 sn ao A. AZ, r s S1i: MPFIa9.
Ind. Mort. Tomilson. Indianapolis. Ind. Earl stone.
fiAinhsid, Ind. e 7: Bardea, Newcastle, England. BY
the National cyclists Union of England, to Sept. Is.
es nss.eFsa : 70 :snssi 9; P ,. H; Crepe; Man.
hela, Pa: Penn Treaty wheclmen. philadelphia, pa -;
s sSSRs e sSn Z A SiiSsaEss;. w E4i!.a asd .ss L rli Msf
Wheel Club. Nebraska.
pafsh ,a'itnF W IL dis Pt Psfi. i. .a aIS . 1se2Fi from ssn 6:
ton privileges and ruled OF all tracks
ma ss Fi 4 i, ps r. q s]@i Ss : E T... Tf s'5;s; FIJI G SsS
q s. Ts:sl.s,P3 P,I p: : !, i. Perry and J. H, crAn:foa.
,d T1, G II aro d ealing os IL R, sCen nee, With cycle rating.
Suspended from all track and road racing.
FOR faIse entrJ-Jesse Doyle. Greenviile. Ill, TO
sssPsnaea Penains '4ve.,iSation-A.ch,ead Fer.
k KIM. Lansing an hsns Mich !. Rogers SeiFo's' AA'''' Ira WIZ
Ia. For 7. cSG ). H : s,s in n1 1sa ss sts rsees .o4 S1sags,
Fark, Philadelphia. Ta. after wArains. charles s,i.
J; Kelly. and chsfls. na1nii, Phil p pnin. Pa t'1 to
Nor so; iee7s az %ottumwa. Ia. Charles F. Lerche
shis Wright %,l.oS; u &sErii, ESSis.1.r
ems: Stevens: joseph Psfr,a. i Howard Si fai.
1% eft p 30 MsSn.h Peter ssaP Psr fims' TaS 1assFic + ! ~ II b. nss
STARK. Williamson. New York. to Oct. 9. 1897: at
Thomas Jackson. b aeEelrd: Del. TO Oct. .. iss7: AZ
Selma, O. J; 7. Sewer. William SicholS and Peter
Homer biecEisy. Tifln. g.. and R. i. Kuhn n' Ci:y We.
Isna; TO sept 30. lse,; At Loraln; o, Wilson Terrell.
Howard PenIod, Harry Hammer. sam haTcoSe.
frank aille;t, Loratn; o., TO Sept 80; 1877 at Tacoma,
Hansen. ". Z; Newton. Z. q. Door, Tacoma wash;
"a Llsseey, Charles Brewer. Tacoma. wash, to Aug.
Earl F!a6ineF, John Young. JT., Spring City, Pa'IG.L''
%sSSkSAissns Ep%s M N ,Eoysrtord, Pa to
A TSSoma wash. John P: Fink, Frank Heaterly.
SsS s.s sharri Ss. T1SSm, Wash; to Aus; %, lsss..
ham, Salisbury Athletic Club. to Oct. :. 1897. a
s slid o; AuS9s, pA'ie and Alpha Gross, Spring.
Permanent su,pensions-E. D. Allen. Portland, Or:
watt snipp. salem. Oh Jack shArrick and J. A.
sanctioned races.
VANCOUVER, B. c.. Sept. e.-NIuch excite
ment has been caused in sporting circles
In British COLUMBIA owing to the action
suspending all riders in recent big British
Columbia meets for. riding against American
racers who had pulled away from the League OF
American W,hoelmen in the West. Owing TO
their ridiculous!y. stringent rules It appears
are q unit on racing matters, and at
the instance OF the American League OF
Wheclmen. the Z. W. A. closed up the British
Columbia tracks. Tho British Columbia clubs
land. according 10 reputation. there are more
ada met to-day and decided TO throw in their
lot with the American riders of the Pacific
for coast circuit racing.
ToRoNro.. Ontario. Sept. s.-Manufacturers OF
Canadian bicycles are kicking about the injury
done TO their trade through the importation OF
cheap, American. wheels. The results 10 the
Canadian trade. they say. from these importa.
tions have been very disastrous. 1t was found
that some SO per cent. OF all wheels sold in
Canada, were OF American manufacture. and
many OF them wheels that came from Mich.
gan were of prison manufacture. and il
was stated by one Canadian manufactured
at the meeting held today TO devise means OF
stopping this Importation OF wheels, that very
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