The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-01
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
President shinLie OF tho Century Road Ciui
Issues n statement.

HBWh UT IhH 1Ns
President shinLie or the Century Road club
Issues y Statement.
The officers and members Of the Century Road
Club OF America feel that road racing will be
conducted under strict rules this year. The
action OF the l.. A.. w. in deciding to recognize
violations Of tho racing rules in road contests
gives confidence to the Century Club that racing
mon will observe its rules better hereafter.
President shinkle has issued the following
statement in relation to the Leagues actions:
while this League has not committed itself to road
races, the organization has given to the Racing Board
sweeping authority to reach out after and suitably
punIsh competitors who may offend against the rules
established for track racing. II Ia expected that this
extension OF the Jurisdiction OF the Racing Board will
lead to the suppression Of all unfair tactics in
amateur road racing. Its eject will DO that
the penalty INFLICTED upon q man in one
branch Of cycle racing will follow him into
all otheu. II he ia suspended from the track he can.
not participate in road races. A road competitor,
either In organized races. In single competition against
time or distance. or for records, will be fully subject
to Racing Board rules. Such offences as making false
entries. cutting courses, fouling competitors, stealing
time. riding under tho pay Of manufacturers for
records TO 10 used for advertising purposes. are now
within the reach Of the L. A. W, and may be suitably
penAliEed By It.
LIDO hluRb tOunty w nccIuleu VIII nOlu tnoiE
annual meeting and election OF officers on March
IL. il is expected that the competition for the
various offices will be close and exciting. The
Nominating has selected the follow
Ing tickets:
President. +. Palmer and @. A. N~eedhnta; Vice
President. W u. Kay. David M,orphonsc, and y. r..
h,sSssl,; E s..,i' ssry 4 r. Sayin Aie1 a inScr :; raI W. i
buckley. H.. 5. Dobble. q. T.. Hart, =. J Graham. q. A.
Nesdhan, and 4. q. Reiyea: First Tieaiensnt. ). il.
frsix. Second Lieutenant, !. A, Las; treasurer O.
The road officers of the Kings County Wheel
men have complied the, ioilowing mileage
J. iiSsii. Jf". s,oss;; i. ". Bs;s.isy' ia,s5z; y. With:
ATS; ", Hutchinson, 4,I75;I.. " southwicf i,iO2;
hH In;ldn. s.soi a;S ts.r %; Il. E MaSsns s.'i s'ioa Ray T. 4 =.
Gcorsc,, 1901 u; {. Neelhnm, a;seo; ", Z Kip.
G.F. Glass. 5,sTgi a. q. Reiyca, s,aiS. D. Muorrhouse.
p'siy; n !; io's4!@p, seit; 4. n, MART Ri 'sg y + I.
Wells. 1925; ueorse =. Ncedham, 2.0oO; Z. J. Ryan.
TSI%sr. i s.t I Mi !. i. r req! .5 q Z {. i i, TGer rt? 3 ,ssoss;;
D n Murray, s;sssi s J Graham, a.sos; u : c,apg'
S'cSs; i; !; Tons, zoos; !. smith. ss,ooS;;
*. Bssuveit, ii,.7so: I. b. smith, .jI, ia6tl, William
6 Nenis, i.ogsi |. II Cornish, i.tio; W. y ssiliweini,
HH!fsoiq. i::sss: Ct {; I; hsi,, ,ssa; PS; SEXTON. szsj
" y.s! b F ". T. !'f Ssun: !, l Ts''tf = il. l Marlin a i p HG' u.
j. Graham, l,i?0i +. Rebhsn, I,loii r. + SCOTT, Jr.
IL iiVyps ces, pa a"'S c, n. 'rTTaiuii. Jr, SSs; +: stoves.
3os; Clayton 500. 7 II Iv.rC1. s;3;
SSso?: r A II nas nail ffi,ssi: a \. staniy. cas; il Hy + aSrt.
ass! r. S. pnhbie. Jr; o4a; II. II; Davis, es': ". II.
L"pg; 80 II 4 css'TTisg. s1l' ss5 +. Er,y' k.S'
6O1i l.. II. Weeks, 502; A. u. simpson, 500.
DC, w.-To ride from this city to Lakewood
take the ferry at l25th street 10 Fort Lee: ride
tO tlp Hudson County DDuplN.rt. and follow
this thoroushfarc to the Newark plank ROAD;
Iass Ihii ro "dd to S Ns%STS ride Ssa FROM % SsIS-Isg to
Perth Amboy. Mattawan. and keyport 10 HE'D
Bank; from this place ride TO Long Branch and
continue along the coast through Elberon, Deal.
Asbury Park, Belmar. Spring Lake, Sea Girt,
and ManasqMan to Point Pleasant; turn to the
right at tho Post ONCE at Point Pleasant, and
continue to Lakev God.
Chicago. Feb. 2s.-Fred Sohinner. the plucky
little German lad. WIS an easy winner in the
l42.hour bicycle race, which ended AT latter
sails last night; lie kept the lead from the start,
he fell from his whcc! and could ride no more,
h. had won the race. Miller, hi: nearest CON-
pe,itor. took hold Of his hand and they rode 70.
great building was packed 10 auttocation. S"hin,
ner wins $1,000 IN gold aud Miller, the second
man, SjCO. Ashinger gets 1900, lawson 5000,
and Hnnnant 800. Schinner's score was l ,7ss
miles and 1 laps.
A quarter of a mile bicycle track Is being built ~
There Is some talk Of A. A. Zimmerman returning 10
The annual election of ornces of the AtalAnts
wh-clmen viii be held this evening.
Officers; President. n. W. Boyne vice.Prssidrnt, /. B.
F Pr%,iry i,s sSsrT, ny, j. T. +. & se hGa aad /. s S"Rs Rollins. y B.
cit, TN, w stsI nv %9 iS,Iow,n ham aTc. fsen pT nr ,s,san Jo IN . n.
christ S%ecrStsry. j. Leslie Robe; treasurer. John
quinn Captain. James Couseri Lieutenant, George
Rnger.. The club viii meet at Forty.eishth street aud
fi{Ts.n nv .. ,., a.. ..uow,.u