The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
NEWS OF THE wHEELMEN.
LEAGUE RACING BOARD RULES THB
RIDERS TITH A FIRM HAND.

Many Offenders Suspended or TrnnsreFred-W.
~. Owen. the speedy Local Amateur. Placed
on the Professional LIst-Permanent Penai-
ties in Extreme C~nscs-Routes and Notes.
The Racing Board Of the L. A. W. is cxercls-
ing renewed vigilance with regard to the observ-
ance Of tho rules. As a consequence. some
prominent riders arc under investigation.
Wallace II. Owen, the Brooklyn rider who has
earnOd quite a reputation as a local flyer, was
transferred to the professional class this week.
Other well-known amateurs transferred were X.
@. johnson of GAINESVILLE, o., and Alfred w.
Hughes Of Rochester. Tho official bulletin
issued by the board contains tho following an
nouncemcnts:
Suspensions Removed-Ad. Winter and Emil Pister.
Hobokeni Paul W. Houscr. Lincoln, ILL.,; Wallace Il.
Owen, Brooklyn; E. c. johnson, Zanesville. o.; W.
Arend. Hanover; ]. Maxwell Brown. Saratoga, J. L.
Learnard. Danvillc, nLi II. d. Wood, oberiin, Oh F.
r. McGrew, Columbus o.. Conn Baker, Columbus, o.,
John II. johnson, Toledo, OF Fred r. Hattersley, So.
Louis 7. L. Ratnour and ]. Fl. HornbAcker, Manassas,
Va; Lloyd Fowl, Waterloo. Ia, T. A. Frazier, MI
mich, Ind.
Transferred to the Professional class-wallace H.
Owen. B~rooklyn, L. c. Johnson, zanesville, o. J..
Maxwell Brown. Saratoga; J. +. johnson, Fairbury,
Neb.; Oscar Mayo. Denver; A. n. Zimbrick and Al.
fred w. Hughes. Rochester,; J. o. Pearson. Turner.
Me-; william Hill. Hlllboro. o. william Matthews,
Wellsburg, W. Va; J. W. white. Jr, Augusta, Ca,
Herman Taylor. J. L. Litchneii, and A. l.. Murdoch,
Boston, I. A. Regain and A. b. winkiey. waltham'
T. Z. Tarment. Westboro, Mass; James q. stock.
bridge. Ellsworth, Me-; J. H. Haynes. r.. W. Pray. Z.
W. Mcvicker. and II. n. Wiley. Bar Harbor.
Suspended for Various onences.-For non.payment
OF entry fees aud for thirty days atter-9. NJ. Cal.
houn. Cleveland; o. W. J. scheil. Pittsburg; G. W.
Loudon, Jamestown; 7. J. Conlin. Dover. N. J.;J. F.
Higgins. Fred Brsuer. and p. Manning. Buffalo; J.
RnO1pa Trptnn HIN ~ Y w l. 4 KlrE NAr raneHn
Conn.,; L. s. Hall, philadelphia; NJ. H. Anderson.
Brooklyn; n E. Hovey. New York; J.. b. Hills, WI.
Ashdown. A Howlc. J. d. welcher. Tom Quiglcy. and
J. A. Roche. Cleveland; Bert Cuddebeck and II.
For riding in races not onicially handicapped
George Cannon. A. ID, Fisk. II. HUFFMAN. J. 3. Biddi.
For riding with a suspended mana. +. iestSSrt
and R. D 9illers; Huntington. Pa, Paul :. McLain.
Pittsburg; w. A. LantZ, HarrisburR; A. II. schellhaso
and W Maclsy. Altoona, Pa. aud D. !. Fetterman.
it ss41 and j. W. White 'F'' Augusta Ca to Dec l.
For entering and failing to ride-E. G. BArnum.
Brown. Jamestown; John Watson. sewickley. Pa,
s saS Il ra ssrr; T N.5 10 r Oct. y is c' is ~ i North M M6lsS.
Camden. NJ 10 Oct. 20. 1897; Ben Kuns. Dayton. o.
For foul ridinS-A. II. Cline. Nassina. N. Y. TO
For riding while under suspensiOn-H. R. aesr.
J1hnstewn. to sept, e; 1898 ..-.,,
Oct. $. 1897; irving Z. osfV,n and John Mcnaian,
Lancaster. N. H.. to Oct. 81. 1897.
or TSs Se Rish in 70 Dt 5c.. /. e is5z. fee'-''m Am'p'f'r'
For officiating at unsanctioncd races. A. Scott
and Harry .. Tracey. Ellsworth. Ne.
For entering amateur races after competing with
a protessional-J. c. Pearson. Turner, Ne. to Nov.
For riding in unsanct,oned races-At Buene Vista,
seattle sSlNi H Wash. Ma Z. A. D Soseson 70 j. Pc g. Barr aSi i /. Drake q.
and d. Williams, Seattle; Frank Combs and John W.
W SEssSr' to r'i sept. IT, of fssss sHS william Ii M f Raxss; tT ". 3.
Barter, FennimOre. wis; g. 9 Taylor. Barron, wls.,
Sc. go. Iss5, Harry ssnlsFsSn. VIII TS5in. ana
W. Miles, Chiffon. Wis: to Oct. IL. 1897
!: B MsFshoii. Carbon tar: A.. Ind, to ost. !, 1871 : % \ Inn
Mathews. wellsburg. ". va. TO Dec. /. 1897. AZ
Gaaasaa fs AND " h. A fs6m wSsn Gis1 Fl M h ). s. d. Il; y:
GoLlinwood, o., and Tom Cannon. Bedford. O., to
Ellsworth; J, II. Haynes, y. W. Pray, Z, ". Mevicker.
Ah p. n; *; M W, sGs ar M" . r to OCT T. i5 n, ise3 w,,u,r,
CRAY era ford; and Gsorse Crawford, Seattle, Wash. and
peatedly in unsanctioned races. ~ J. Farrand is per
mansntly spspSnIsd and ruled on al tracks In every
stein, Rewsunee. WIS., William Peacock. and ". j.
Baxter Fenninore: via u r. kellogg; Portage. WIS.,
y riding in unsanctioued races while under suspen-
For failing to file programme and report - The
Prairie Valley Fair Association. Fairfax. Ia: the
and the Southwest virginia Racing and Amu.ement
Company. Wytherille, Pa. have been placed upon
Tracks debarred from sanction privileges - The
Phmn.x Park Tract' PhmniI,. Ari. and the Vernon
NNeA4 SeSAN'y Va 'hSdues "D-
ROUTES.
10. s.-To ride from Sorwalk. Conn. TO westneld.
VI. passing through Sound Beach. Conn, reverse
Sept. ", only making eight il detoar At stamiord to .
sound Beach. and then direct to Greenwich and on to
nue. go Through, Central Park TO Tifsy.nin,h
street e s S9d til. E's as., f essnn !::o-os no .,sss' fss9y,
cross TO weehawkcn aud go to the Hudson
Newark: follow Frelinghuyscn avenue to Elizabeth. to
halfway. Metuchen. and New BrunswickI continue to
iiorisntGwn; Burlington. Riverside. Riverton. and
r. S. ITO ride from Hampstead. L. l., to Oyster
CITY, MineoiS. AIiSertsen. Rosiyn. Cedar swamp.
HreoEviiis and oyster Bay; returning; ride to East
Garden CITY and nempstea1.
Charles |. Nichols; Yes. 2. To ride from Port
the Pennsylvania side OF the river and follow the
Rissr road to pasHk!Il; continue ,,,,1 direct pas; the
water Gap, The distance Is about thirty two miles.
way VI 70 a whi's. { sasn l.. T. Dy PASSING S'ssS1S t through EsF JAMAICA nSsta;
and Flushing. ia about nineteen miles.
B]f 70 ;n1 10 White Viii ,'I FI. nssf? =. ;na f hSisS@ f ssdfordi
avenue TO the B~rosdway Ferry; then cross to East
Lexington avenue. TO Twenty.six strett. to Madison
fTis9"si to .' fi,'y.S Siss through ;'5sss; t to F.i' Pax aTs tn iios to
street an Mr IHnS %nr Avenue; e co. H,iIS to lgOth street.
street, TO tho Madison avenue bridge. cross bridge
to lasth street, TO Wills avenue. to West
Pelham road one mile and then follow It past city
Island aud Trnvers ISLAND 10 New Rochelle. follow
the turnpike To archmon and cross bridge to
Namarunerk; follow the lost road through Rye to
the Boston roadhouse. 10 the turnpike, to Port Ches.
ter. Purchase. and White Plains, Tho distance IL
about thirty five miles.
L. Jester TO ride from l&ed, street and Willis Az.
enue to Laurel I'M. l.. l., follow willis avenue to
l3Sth street. 20 Madison avenue bridge; then reverse
the route to Waite Plains published In The Sus this
morning M far ~ Thirty fourth street and Madison
avenuei go to the Thirty. fourth street ferry and cross
to Long Island City continue to Blissviile and direct
to Laurel Hlll.
}. CT. To ride from Jersey City to Washington, n.
j., ride to the Hudson County Boulevard and follow
to the Newark plank road, 10 Newark; take broad
street to Clinton avenue, to lrvington, Millhurn. SUM
NIT. Chatham. Madison, ami Murristpwn; continue
through Knoxville ami German Valley to Washington.
2, In riding from Allentown to Wikesbarre. Pa. go
to FcndAl". lIanovervIllc, Lock port, Hazard. Parry
VILE. and Mauch chunk; continue through Mud Run.
Tannery, Moosohead. and Fairview TO Wilkesbarre.
NOTES.
The Atlantic Whcelmen OF this city have organized
with the following Officers: Secretary. Emil FiSrhert
Treaburer, Joseph ReglnI Captain. Edward MOritz;
Lhrutcnauts, Ju,tus Latt"man and Emil Rcusche;
Color hearers. Paul Hoffman and g. orgo Mahr:
BEgler, Daniel PHILIPS.
The annual club races OF the Triumph Wheelmen
will be held on oct. s.. Tho events viii include one
mile novice. onc-mile handicap, nve'nile handicap.
twO'mila tandem.