The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-10
Foreign and American racing men express
Tint Mhnrice CorlnnG. Tho Nntch

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The general impression that cycle shows will
be held this winter in some sections OF the Coun-
National Board OF Trade Of Cycle Manufaotur.
ers has resulted in tho lead ng manufacturers
binding themselves not to hold shows. A ma
lority OF the big manuiactur re-, memberso of tho
board. havo signed the following agreement in
relation to shows:
That we will not, Individually or collectively. d.
rectly or Indirectly. or through any nrn, corporation.
june. 1877. and the Il nyst aay Of Tsne isS Ht tat %" TART
in, countenance or encourage any national or local
the United States OF 4 mrrtra and. in thi, 90 nection.
VIII In no way pntronine nor employ any one else 10
Herewith. We do hereby further agree that this
agrrem' mt shall be- binding upon ourselves, our legal
representatives and assigns, provided this instru-
mept shall uave been executed by not less than two.
1897.
A member of ono Of the leading firms in
formed THE Sun reporter that the expense at
tached to promoting national sho + Is enor-
nous. Local shows, he claimed are also q
upon, the manufacturers whose wheels they
handle TO pay the cost OF exhibit.
The annual election of the New York state
division will take place between the dates or
Oct. Is and Nov: J.. as provided by, the division
Huyler Ellison OF freeport, Long Island. is the
only independent candidate. lle regular candi:.
Consul Ifs and MILO NJ IL 'I Beia,ns 81 Jp pum nf Se cUF SYHLGks
for Nice,.Consul. With the exception mentioned,
the regular ticket viii be unopgosed. The pres
ent officers OF the division state that it is the
object TO have the next Chief Consul located in
Buffalo, with the Vice-Consul and Secretary
Treasurer in this city.
Dissatisfied elton exists among some of the lead.
ing members OF the MASSACHUSETTS, division Of
the League. and there is talk of nominating cx-
President Sterling Elliott as "a caniiIatc for the
office OF Chief Consul in opposition to q. W
Dorntee. the regular candidate. 1t is expected
that the Massachusetts division will take a
leading position in the next campaign for the
Presidency OF tho l.. A.".
The members Of the Connecticut division Of
the L.A.W. show a disposition to contest the
fall. The Nominating Committee has chosen
the following regular candidates:
For Chief Consul, p. W. Westlake, bridegroom: Vice.
Consul. +. ". starr, Hartford: Secretary. Treasurer.
IL sweet. Hartford. rpr.srntatives-E. II Wilkins.
Rocky lie; O. H. Hammond. Torrlnston; L ii.on.
waterbury; A. W KNAPP. brthreport;J J. +; Is a'nard.
Norw II; f. b. Gayl"Id. winstrd; r. NJ. Hraum. Nor.
wich; W. S. Irwin, Rockville. and J. n. Brooks, Tor.
rington.
The championship ten-mile team road race of
the Assocint"d Cycling Clubs of Long Island
was decided yesterday afternoon over the Mer-
E soS, S0u BsooR RTn1 LEPerG"S; t wss H Inc winnie on tne
crossing the tape two lengths in advance OF Is.
7; Allen OF the same clue. The other men lin,
o'clock. and only three clubs were present with
the nec' ssary four:men teams. RIGHT had. tho
best sprint at the finish. and, moving out from
the field when a few rods IRON the tape. had no
difficulty in winning. RIGHT and Iirndrickson OF
the winning team were protested on the ground
that they were not members of the organizat.o ION
for ninety days bciorc The race. as the rules call
for. President O1ermayor said he could prove
that the men had been members since July 8.
Summary:
Won by Fred W. RIGHT. S. b, W. time 20 minutes
RslyrA. k. ", third: Il. +, smith. o. ". fourth;
On. Hendr,, X .on, ), b. ". ntn; f. De Mar!ini.
poup, K {. W, eighth; + 4 Kau: K W. ninth;
Joseph SaSSHYa'%%; !; c; W. tenth; Henry MolIer'
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ,a.-Jimmy Michael has
again lowered the worlds hour record in "A race
against time. The event occurred ut the vii.
low Grove track in the presence OF 10000 per.
sSns, n eol ierFns"S g 'h mii Sas a as@ Ssr ~ o" lie r G S"s
accompanied by his forty pacemakcrs. On the
sixteenth mile the first mishnn occurred. The
Syracuse seXtet was pacing him. and on ths
turn appeared to misunderstood instructions.
The riders became t,nsied up and n"rrPMiy
however. but without his PAGERS.
After his record breaking feat he tried 2 milo
too much Tor him. He could no do be,t' r than
] minute AZ . . seconds. Another record col.
lapsed in the . her races. u. q. Gardner, a local
mile competition TO 10 minutes IS 10 seconds.
the national circuit to-day. and will fight, out
tho championship Of the year TO tho close Of tho
the mile open race Of the day, Cooper and Gar
diner being prevented from riding through
their hchtS, Dclnk outside OF the TIME UNIT.
forces Hoy! and Wells took The two iirSl po
sitions in the final of the handicap. Wells drop.
ping back TO The rear and gong round inst he"
fore the bell with Hoyt on his rear. Peabody,
the amateur. added one first to his score, and
now has eighty frsts during the season. Pea.
body Will go along the southern circuit and
complete his season racing. summaries:
Onr.Mie Open. Professional-Won by l.. e. Bald
Nat But err second, y. $. Aker third. Time = minute.
II 40 seconds,
onr.Miic Amateur-Won by y. W. Peabody. +. J.
Morse second. {. II. Gruis third. Time. 2 minutes
BIZ ga seconds,
Tw"Ml' handicap. Amateur-won by ], Dollistcr
l85 Yards; A. II. i arnirklr. 100 yards. second: e. II
Gruis. 100 yards. third. Tinlc, 4 minutes ~ 3 . sec
Onls.
Two.Miie Handicap. Profcssl"naI-won by Fred G
HUyt. 81 Yards. {. :. Wells. ~ yards. second; \. j
weilip. IS yards. third. Time. ! minutes. A Ia sec
onds.
The Hudson County Whcc.mcn held Their an
nnRl fail meet yesterday at the West Side Driv
ing Park before alb ut 900 enthusiasts. sum
maries:
Halt. Mile Handicap-W,n nv Leon Chanaud, n. II
c. c.. 80 yards; Harry BlauNet. J.. X. s.. 80 yards
second; II. T.. Roar man, u. W. 90 yards. third
Time. l minute 10 q 'COnds.
one Mile. oper-won by walter Roome. Jersey
City; ia K JAspar. y, Y. 4. q, second; A. Neil R4n
som third. Time, z minutes H5 " . seconds.
Twn'Mlle handicap-Non ~ iarrv h'Aford, y, j
A. G.. 80 yards; Leon Chanaud, ) II, Z. C.. 80 yard,
SECOND; James A, SCOT, II, &. W, 90 yards, third
Time. o minutes ~ 20 seCOn IS
Five Nile CLUB Championohin.-w4n by e.. @
Dewey, A. n, Ransom second, W. l.. Dormer third
Time, 10 minutes 20 % seconds
TSo,Mile Iripict Pursuit ka Won ny JACK Jas
perH team, Walter Roome's team second. Time,
minutes 20 seconds.
BOY shot and KILLED In MiSr"k" for " squirrel