The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
NEWS OF THE wHEELMEN.
RACING BOARD OF THE Il. A. W.
P~UNISHING OFFENDERS.

close watch on contestants. with the result that
the slightest infraction of tho rules causes sus-
pension and the transfer Of riders from tho anna
tour to the professional class. This Is the bull
letin Chairman Mott issued yesterday:
For repeatedly promoting unsnnctioned races and
other conduct detrimental to the racing interests Of
the League, Fred T. Merrill, Portland. Ore. is perma-
nently suspended and ruled on all L. A. w. tracks in
For promoting unsanctioned races, the inter High
School A. A., Washington, ID. c., Is placed upon the
list of those to which sanctions win be refused: -.
kinS, manager OF the High, School neid and track
teams, ", W ash D; G., Is rplsd on all L. A."
The following professional riders have boon nerme-
nently suspended: A.; H.. Boyden and B. II. Elford.
1893, Cal! Allen \. Jones and G. 4. Coulter San FRAN.
The suspension placed nSs H1 upon t. Wells Cole, Bnlti.
more, expired June go, The suspension placed upon
7. hannakee; wsshington, D. c. and b. T. Allen
Transferred q the Professional, Glass, Clause b
Insi W i K Tu Si,i6le \, 5 south Tir1 nIoo sm pn .Hwn FfPTp lsSD!
non, s.; Louis. Clause I%-l:rnest Scott. Lewiston,
s Sssra} S'' Sisu sI inGisud Ha Bgly. Marion EslS; f 3: { Siss,. + +
ANDREW spamGp, Grand f Sppdsi, Mich sh CyGts Of
johnlT swift. PhiiadeiEhis. --n~
Ind; oi aud! PPpss: n ssdss 1 q; II +; W MN "a. s R,Hn:
sasipsndsa Pending n.y., rnyestlsstiCn-Rcy Hubbard.
ciarE eiibersoni.' Clare 5iSS i Mieh.; jack smith, frankfort.
s lnS;; Jason met "a S'" G5s, wa ran4nS MolH ns;' i 70 n;
thompson. William Carr. sioux Fails, s. -
c6 s%seeoHsa B aGi m,a'h II. II Moo S%n1ns'' Charles SsN1!l:
iSni n and si" Z. Mason w. to Ga 5aiy e. I. Lawrence H. '"S0'
AtWSasss,n: nI.SShafiss BS,r,toT; Pay Lindsay.
Ben Jones'. and Ber, La 'GSiaSpcille. to July "a
At Broadhead, Wis.-Edward Evans and Harry Kci
A Prairie Du Sac. wis.-Ben weaver and John 40
cola. Prairie pu Sac. Wis: carwin slentE and Arthur
a woodland Park; south ManchestSr. Comm
s sisanSE. O. + Rogers x; aS g. Hartman ssnS VIM ne Ros.rt sEt 4 (.
Bidwell,G C. A. Pickles, L. v. Pulsiter, and y. bartlett.
4 William Osborne: i. 4; Button. and
Edward {; pevlin. Milwaukee; 70 July 29,
Janney. \. ii. Mannatee., 4; smith. r. weaver, HE.
xxdda a%s, and a. 4 4. F%Ss Ssvs r.: n I; aSSSasy Or q the ! : sc S5s's' 6 u:
longing to the Inter-HIsh School A. A. OF Washington.
A st. Loa,:NHomcr A. Fuller. q Il Harvey. and
chiltern II. onill.on, to June 20: lsos.
A. At SG G]FiSsoT T95stsn M' Mass / ( KeS %sl' %S asEFss f Tsss';
George J. Donahue: West Bridsowater. Mass; G; Ben:
i Thoms a.; A RasSR coa ni Ho %Ss.. to o! July IS. alA'''
At ns Sioux F Hlh M, Leo Hugh w q sst l; sk JsntS
CAREY. Clarence Beswick, to July ~.
A. Jensen. Chicago School Of Electriciity, to July g:
Rudolph CLARK. Storm King. N. ". to July II, delay
VI. NJ. Randall. Rochester, pending payment of nne.
W. g. Chamberion. sharon Centre; Oh George :.
Turntpsecd, Wooster. O.; S. Z. Parkins, Alliance, o;
:. B. aedF sn, Columbus = O.; Guy Talks; Lima IN sn o.; John Ssaa
and entering races and failing to ride.
| ride, swearir; at race.meet ON .iais, and disturbing
the peace OF a race meet. A. Thomas. La Crosse, Wis.
For entering races and failing to ride. Archibald w.
F FIiisa ap phis, E and ;. Il i. BIZ biian %ii- New Ss9 YoFE. to
For false entry. Marccllus Hicks. Richmond. Va. to
For non. payment of entry fees and for thirty days
For r iea'ci fall entry. 4. S. Van Houten; Morris.
town. n. J.. to July .. 1893. and %nftcrward If prizes
San Jose. Cal. to June 90.
Chairman W. L. Krietenstein Of the Road
Records Committee OF the Century Road Club
ton to applicants for record trophies:
" desire to call the attention OF every mem
Careful in M making kin ' out their semt:monthly re.
ports. Those ubmitted other than in detailed
form will he returned. Look over your reports
the second time and see to it that your additions
and totals are in every way correct, else 1t
neccssitatcs the return of your reports. One
mileage reports. which. taking everything into
consideration, is n splendid showing. have
every reason to believe that each ono Of the con-
~testants will ride the required 1000 miles.
"Contestants arc kindly requested 10 mail re.
ports on the LIST and 10th Of each month. To
those trying for the national trophies or other,
wise riding for an, unusually large mileage. l
S SSnE wish nb 10 eau Sd"i n mnst 70 bo Inc %ar gfefk ana
made use of. the same TO be submitted to the
Road Records committee Ut The close OF the
year.
PROVIDENCE, July An interesting race
across the continent from Providence to San
Francis o Is to begin next month. 1t Will DO
between a bicycle, and IA tandem on a bet of
W. Glenn OF Brooklyn. y. V, and the tandem by
Bert Mills and William Kay Of this city. Tho
start VIII take place al l2;3oo'clock on Monday.
Aug. o. from the City Hall steps.
The Riverside whcolmcn held an outdoor race
meet at tho Olympia Park track, l3oth street
and Lenox avenue, last night. The attendance
was fair, Tho races were restricted to amateurs.
The track was in good condition. and some close
racing resulted. Summarizes:
one.Mile N~oyice-Final, heat won by Vincent Fl.
Francis, New York; y Rider, New YORK SECOND; Ed,
minutes 81 25 seconds.
one.Mle Handicap-Final heat won by Stanley
Bedell. Riverside W, 80 yards; second; a J%ungktnd.
Riverside W. 40 yards. third. Time. . minutes 20 is
seconds
ogsMns oPsnvE,.sl hcS, won by Q. v, nanGock.
J%ungkind. Riverside W.. third. Time, . minutes 80
Twc:Mlle Handicap-Final heat won by Q, v. Bab-
cock, Harlem W.. scratch L. L. Keesccker. Kiverside
County W.. 10 yards. third. Time. o minutes o 10
l minute 10 a5 seconds.
QuarterMiie Exhibtlon-c. NJ. Ertz. Riverside W.
Time. 80 40 seconds, equailing the track record.
The committee OF tho Associated Cycling Clubs
OF ms Guy, Wnicn Is ARRANGING lDT ihc century
runs to Philadelphia during, tho l.. A.. w.
nnationqal meet II Angust held a meeting
ule was adopted, and four runs will DO hold
on Aug; 4, 3, 6. and 7. Entry blanks. Will be
ready by the early part of next, week
and can be obtained from Edward Gorberaux.
Chairman OF the committee, lG3 Western Boulc-
ward. There are Ave prizes oil, rcd for tho local
clubs. divided up among those having the
largest number of survivors. Three prizes Will
go to the out of.town clubs on tho same condi-
tions, Chairman Gcrbernux stated that The
PRINCIPAL clubs in the tDWnB through which the
cyclers will pass will look after tho checking Of
tho riders.
The Board Of Consuls OF the l.. 4. w. held a
meeting last night ut the PomerOy Hotel. Alder
man Ware said that the proposed ordinance for
the restriction of bicyclists and vehicles Will
come before the Aldermen on next Tuesday
and that 1t would probably pass. An effort
Is being made by the consulate to get the
city to asphalt East Twentythird street from
Lexington avenue to the ferry. az it would DO II
great benefit for wheclmen who desire 10 follow
bedford avenue, brooklyn. In trips on Long
Island. \ RESOLUTION, was passed calling the at
tcntion of the Federal authorities 10 the over
crOwding of ierryboats on Sunday.