The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-24
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
MOTIFS RACING BOARD BULLETIN
BRISTLES III WARNINGS.

den Amateurs Are Cautioned Against
Wearing Advertising mathematician sus-
pended and Transferred-Notes and Gossip.
The practice Of dividing prizes In vogue among
professional riders for years seems likely TO end.
Chairman Mott Of the L. A. w. Raoing Board
has kept close watch on the professional riders
competing at the various meets this season, and
Ia convinced that the custom IL INDUCED In. In
his weekly bulletin issued last night he says:
in o soSs p sSS %sSS q F PCSanE r. ana a t slx'd lnssa me er snd
one offender 81 least, states that 4 10 done openly.
ment 10 almost Incredible, But in order that there
may. be no Misunderstanding aud NO feeling of In.
given that, after his notice and on oonviotion Of such
9 sporting crime, committed after this date. the Of.
CHURCH. aud jack, n when W. Fred isds Sims. T ONE Of the
motors and ]referees ae notified 70 hold prisSs won
by the first three mentioned until further notice, and
TO instruct Judges to catch enough men at finishes In
which they start to show to whom prizes should 40
mtney are eventually suspended: The three men I'm,
plcated are warned not to accept prizes until further
notice.
The custom of amateur riders wearing racing
suits with the names of different bicycles en-
blaIoncd on their shirts has invited the investi-
CATION of tho board, and Chairman Mott says:
Amateurs are warned that to wear on the shirt any
an invcstisation of their status, aud possible transfer
to the professional class. ohiclals OF race meets are
with the name OF q wheel ON their costumes. The
wearing OF club names Is encouraged. Any racing
30 in the professional class. and has no legitimate ex.
cuse for not requesting u transfer II he has been
riding as an amateur.
The bulletin also contains the following an
nouncemCnts:
For unfair dealing In connection with cycle racing,
suspension, is ruled on all tracks as racing man. man.
ager,, trainer or attendant, pending a vote of the
10 accept service from him gu track or road under
penalty OF suspension:
professional. class for Joining with u suspended pro.
fessional on Ia tandem In making pace. and IL sus-
William Rutisy and +. Wells Cole OF Baltimore arc
transferred TO the professional clasa for knowinsly a.
accepting, pace from y suspended man. anu arc
Suspended from road and track racing until July "a.
For promoting an unsanctioned race meet the Inter.
academic Association OF Philadelphia. Pa. Is placed
upon the list of those 70 which sanctions will be re-
The SUSPENSION placed upon =. p; sanderson, Nom
Having paid the prizes owed we 70 racing men. Dundee
Park and the Santicoke Athletic Club, Santicoke, Pa,
The suspension placed upon ". FED Sims, Wash.
ington, D. C., VIII expire on July lSs1.
rtstown; Robert Urquhart, Dorchester; q. A. Branch.
Memphis; James Harvey Butler, Yonkers; J. Michael.
Daniel 4. sullivan, Auburn; Fred Moore. Now Or
leans.
Thomas, and Hall, Franklin College, Ohio; ii, e. WI.
lisms: kis dln 4 Va; 4; Thomas La Crosse wis,'
Nashville, Mich; Charles and r. Fuller. Hastings.
Mich.
Transferred to Professional Class-James Harvey
Butler, Yonkers; Thomas A. Barnaby. keve e. Mass.
VIII Z. J. Kirk, Westville. Conn; @. II. Le sis. II. q.
August schlose. Charles Tyren, T, l.. Bird, A. E.
Woolerd. Ii. NJ. Bobo. J. D.. Hume, G. Comm, +.
Chambers. NJ. Eller. ]. White. q. Hegburg,
W. J. Mitchell, q. Cheney. 4. Gshagan, J. Garvey, ami
A. Dawson, Minneapolis; II. W. Lunn, Montgomery.
Ala. Gilbert Eaton, Wayerly, NJ j.; J. A. Payment,
galveston; John i. keefe. Newark; Warren Blaney,
Portland, Ore; X. J. West. brownsville, Pa; X. d.
Bruce, Pittsburg, Pa.
Suspended-Fo competing in an unsanctioned race at
fhn angling p,uatinu ~ tha Ipfara.aA.,nt. A A phtl.
adelphia, the following tn July IL, lss7-Erben and
Du Pont, De Lancey school; II. Lev!ck and b. Levick,
Penn Charter School; Nice, Cheltenham Academy;
Wiborn, Haverford Grammar school. For competing
In all unsanctiOned race at Eau Claire. Wis.-Garry
Dean, Alland Pave, and Lewis Ashbaugh, Eau Claire.
Wiz, and - jenkins, Jr, Chippewa Pals, Wis. to
July ~, 1877. For hav ny entered races and failing
TO ride-G. II. Rich. Baltimore, Nd. to june 20. 1897.
Pending payment OF entry fees and for thirty days
N. Y. For riding In sunday races AT Ossco. NJ mn,
the following TO June IL, l7US-C. II. Lewis, II. u.
Williams, W. T.. cole. George Wagner, G. Y. OhtE.
August Schlose. Charles Tyren. and 7. l. Bird. Mime.
apolis, MINI. For riding repeatedly in sunday races
at Ossco, MIMI. II. Williams, II. c. Williams, l.. X.
Stevens, Minneapolis. AMI Capt. Parker. Anoka, MINI.
are permanently suspended. For entering races and
failing TO ride-G: W; Card. p. L.. snodgrass. and
Richard Il. Jarvis, Trinidad, Col, to July !, 1897. For
competing In All unsanctiuned race 4. Pullman, Wash.
the following men, To July 10, &c Harold,
Palouse, Wash; Fred Miller, Oakesdale. Wash; Boyd
Hamilton and NJ. Solters, COlfax, wash; A. Carlisle
William Ogle, K. Hughes. Roy Troupe. Pullman. Wash,
For entering races and failing TO rtde-E. y. Davenport,
Philadelphia. Pa, 10 July ?. 1897.