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Tho annual State championship meet Of, Of The h
held at Waverly track. under the auspices OF
the AtAlantA Wheelmen. on Saturday. Sept
Is The programme Will include the following
events:
State ChAmpIous ips-QuArter. half one, and two
miles. Amatear-HAt mile handicap and one.mile
cap. t~@niie handicap.
Tho members OF the New Jersey division will
be admitted to the races free. A monster run
Will be held In the evening 10 Millburn.
A party OF members OF the Olympia Wheel
men, oonsstihR Of six whecimen and six wheel
,o-Iay. The run viii DO in charge OF Mrs. ida
J. WallAs The women will all ride diamond
frame Wheels, and while the run Is in no sense q
race. prizes consisting OF . bicycle and gold
watch Will be presented 10 the hrSt riders to ar
rive at the Quaker City.
The opposition manifested BY whcelmen
against the new alliance OF the L. A. W. and
the 4. A. L. has In great measure subaided.
only permit A. A. L. bicycle riders TO exceed
the lOomile travelling lilnit without a permit
4. A. I. games. the feeling that tho Athietie
Club wheeimen were specially favor, d has dis
appeared. The whole trouble, according TO .
between the two associations was misconstrued.
hercAsouts who have bSen Identified with the
surre.tion t6n, the Lessuc viii aoandon the
foSada,on Il l. aanl,,ea tss. .'s sone "n1S Of ISs
newcomers In tho l. A. W. feel that racing oo-
bu; this sentiment, they aiiirm. is con hned 10 :
small small element The st3wth Of racing this
rtE hhH h. Int nff hA
latter TO satlsty ali promoters in ad-
has resulted 10 resurrecting the annual cry that
the l. A. W. viii reIiEau its Jurisdiction
over the sport. Talk OF an association OF
clubs aiming 20 govern this department OF cy-
c.ing 10 r,diC ulsd.
An oricer OF The League stated to THE suS
may bo devised to induce the National Assem-.
bly, TO reiire from cycle racing government the
racing end Of tho League 10 the only self-sup-
porting department, and insteAd OF the aGsocia.
lion ~,,hdTSmnE ,S from racinE next {sSr. i iS
much broader lines TO meet the Increased inter
eat in racing.
WORCESTER, Aug. 3l.-Eddie Bald won the
mile open Ht the national circuit meet run IN
moro to- day. with Major Taylor tapping his rear
Thsti mhesI In hpS Drive for the tape. Arthur
under the weather and did not ride. There
vac apparently an attemp. to, do up,
IN % srSa % for wc OF sam me eroMa
@ f anG 0 in W IL. Anal heat Hto9 ne Of
burg. Pa. attempted the same tactics. Taylo
was not thrown the second time. but was
crowded out OF all chance Of winning. The foul
Frank Butter and John s. Johnson OF Minnsapo.
ing donkey " work for each other secured nrst
and second respeotively;.
John =: Johnson OF worcester won the mile
aide OF the bunch when he seemed hopeiessiy
pocksted but iiniehed two lengths behind Blake,
mAries:
one, Nile Open. ProteaAiousl-won by Il, c. Raid,
EHi, GHnnnS; Major LSyC, csm6ridEe sseond Watson
springs. Conn. fourth Time. minutes IL ssconds a,
T~oMis saSdicSp. S VaSs,oH H%ss.urwou by d. DAILY,
,.Hnns rssa.Y" sSSS1 20 Ssrns wRsI w.hs 90
balm Ssa. 10 fos1,s ioS bslMsT Ss%
Worcester, lso yAris, hfih. Time. 4 minutes 81 "a
= Three Mile Lap Ra e, ProressionA--won by Frank
Butler CamoridEe. Is points,; Joan 3. Johnson, Min.
TS s at DS'ss pon ssss e:
third nr M,,. p,sSs Tin Tins. minutes ~ 50 !eSonds
Woroest,ri r. = Ludwyct, Chicopes. second, T. N
BLAKE kesne. n, H. third. Time, minutes so "a
cd,S%ia n hMaHnais.p By Watson
yards, third; Hugh Mclean. Chelsea. Mass. $40
yarua fourth; Frank Albert, New York, $40 yArda
ntthi W. III, Cameron Providence 800 yards, six III
Time, II minutes ~ 10 seconds
Two'Mile Race AmAteur-Won by r. II. LudWyck
victor EtorH. Worcester second jams Clark, Dor
chtster. third. Time, D minutes IL 10 seconds
on'h Nile Match Race-Bstween K. NJ Blake, Keene,
H., and John s, Johnson Worcester; won by Blake ke
Time, minutes \ =. seconds.
fWeMilc Handicap, Amateur-Won by A. " wes
ner. lh0 yardsi James Clark. 90 yards, second; D.
nay. l20 yards, and X, A, Lyon, LFominstsr, Mass
s0O yards dead heat for fourth n Monks al o yards
NTH. Time, IL minutes 32 l'5 seconds.
ROUTES.
strAnger,-To ride from Goshen, y. Y, to Atlantic
and Grand avenues, Brooklyn. take the following
routes Leaving Goshen, ride 10 Chester aud direci
through 0r"ycourt. Oxford. Monroe, Turner suferu
AND Tallman TO Monsey; continue TO Spring Valley
and cross bridge to Manuel, to Clarksvile, to thu
turnpike. to main street. to Eyack; go TO the ferry
| and cross TO Tarrytownj rde to IFvington. Doobl
| Ferry, Hastings. and Glenwood; follow the turn
| pike 70 Ionkers. to Kingsbridge, to Bailey ave
nue., to the Fordhnm Landing road to Macombl
Dam roah. TO Feathrrbed lane. to Wash
ington bridge; cross bridge to lSlst street. to the
kinasbridge road. to Tenth avenue, TO st. Nicholas
Avenue. 10 9th street. to Seventh avenue to Ott
street 20 through Central Park Fiftyninth street
and Fifth avenue to Fifty eighth street to Madison
avenue. 70 Twenty six tn street. Lexington avenue
to TwentyfOurth street. to the EAst Twenty. third
street ferry to Brook yn and ride TO Bedford
avenue. to Atlantic avenue, to Grand avenue.
subscriber TO ride from Wikesbarre, Pa, "a
Phiadelphia go TO Nanticoke Wanamie. and Mo
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