The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-23
VIEWS OF THE WHEELMEy.
Road Riders Out I'm Force-I. a. w. Omciais
VIII Meet To-day.

VIII Meet 'o-""''
While few bicycle clubs schedule runs before
go, "u'niasoo"S n,.lnuay Is rc.oRhilou oy
local organizations as tho day for their initial
outing Of the year. Thousands OF wheclmen I'm
mi. CITY prootIvn ava NJ Jor.ov ,,oro 90,
w.a,.rd.v tn H. y" n..su". WY Wv w
;sS ssSayh. t tne, poor 20" r, SHma', III ,hS OF 1.-THE, the roads o"s in in
IN. pouI,rord oniv on. col. na,h o. ~.
~ o"y on' 's'o pun on ,no
Cohey Island boulevard Is open TO tho public,
and naturally this was rowde yesterday.
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The Executive Committee of the l.. A. W..
Pro.isontsA a. e. c'S %orpiso :, and n, f q ~ K, rna ' w,1l
will be the arat officiai necting ~ tbc now ~,
Hcers Of The Lcogne and n IL exnac,nS that
plans VIII DC outlined ior tho inauguration Of a
saho.Vus cenpelsh IN auoi INC II l5,ohs. mo
cusscd.
c..u r. Ia. =. D,,u..,, A..
West 125th street ferry TO Fort Leo; then go to
The Hudson County boulevard and ride as far as
Halfway, Metuchcn, New Brunswick, FranEiinn
Park and Kinoston to Princeton from tbis niaco
ride 10 Iawrencoviile and Trenton. than yrbcci
10 Pbiladelnbin via Rpistol and Fpantford rbn
roads ara IT. :" nv
cu,,,o r., q, H.. ..,.. -
tendance characterized tho morning at the big
o,cgonS race ~ T.d LstacTsais AZ noon !, looked
established at Madison Square Garden. would
be eclipsed. Occasional sprints between Fred
Schineer OF tho Columbia Whcclmcn OF Chicago
and Teddy Hale. champion long distnnro rider
Of the world relieved the monotony of Tho morn.
Ing "a "a HIN the icvicsa nm chose artiaciaI
inn. a.a c,nnsod 10 y7a,. taa ra",o5 cnn.id'
arabIa a,'ontyon ~ ~ y. " amt - hto ~ Tht,
eaau,Y a',enuiVn, put ~ rs out Oh NV raSe' ms
,an aiyo ~ s,Iu ol =. r Sp,uhg anu W y. uhug-
hcn,. j. w. Schoenig found himself In the same
prcdicament, and at IL o'clock this morning he
withdrew. Others are expected to follow soon.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the scores were:
sch,,.., o,a ,ru.., ..h,,.or o,,, u.i. oao, c.-
ur,sh, oah. Hiiiar osn, fI.ii oas' rannnn oa,
usi6rs,h, oar, i.x.on 5.n, prasi. 'o5S. stawt.,
oil, I..i,. oo-, s,,i,h oao,. usnn.n, o. ri.m
Inc oiT, piak,si.s Dio,, Nh, wsii Ia Mi.r,.,n
Ioa """' ave- "'''
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Victor A. sesrerman has been elected Vice. President
OF the Harlem wheelmen to NIL the vacancy caused by
the reeignation Of J. NJ. Dubarry.
The London Cycle says ~. W. stocks anticipates
that the hour record will next season reach thirty.
three miles. stocks Is one OF the few men who keep
themselves In fair condition all the year round and even
on thu worst days may be seen on southern roadH. ac'
companied by Mrs. stocks, ON q tandem. lie denies
the statement rec nfly published that he intends rid.
ing q machine gehred to 100 this season.
The Riverside Wheelmen will have q fast track and
v. A, E.-The new address Of the New York County
Wheelmen Il 2 East Sixtieth street.
The New York state racing circuit will open early
In juno and end In this section about june 20. chair.
man Waite OF the State Racing Board Is now arrang.
Ing the dates.
The Associated Cycling Clubs OF New Jersey viii
hold Its annual century run to Philadelphia at the