The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09
tr. a. .. o.dvsri and A. Crooks. camer,s,,, -.

e., p 2, GsltSvsll and A. Crooks. Cambridge. Mass.
,.~Psced.one mile, Al. Hammond. A, A. M.ore.n.
at. MScLe"S, "; :. stafford, 7 !; oTOrlment. and !. s.
S Sliss, Sac T ~, three STS' Sl' Ss.' s IA a asS'; tJ 1;,' ;D' s.S
n;So; fSe miles, 1897 s.b' six miles. il;e7 9.5, seven
Hour Rscords-oneh hour, paced against time.-J.w.
Stoek., Crystal Palace. London, Sept. "a, 1897, SO
James Michael. Manhattan Beach. N, y, Sept. 70.
TS;sS : y %sSS s;ssY kksssosa-Ely.ng .,qrt. ~unp.osa.
- TSar sscOfssszS FiS,ns start, Snpscss, asq!n.. time.
hours, 100 miles 81 yards. 90 miles, nV'
Tho now officers. Of tho New York and New
Jersey divisions OF the L. A.. w. will next week
appoint new committeeman TO handle the vsrf.
Consul Walter .Jioptiins of this st%ts fs o",Ss
t En6o reaprointment Of Al p Waite Of
of the Ataisnta Wheelmen has been
mentioned for Chairman of the Racing Board:
k9reker favoTs this appointment. The reap
polntment Of John ,Wetmore as official ,handi:
capper Is advocated. by prominent members OF
the division and racing men.
The members Of the Pennsylvania division Of
the election OF officers at. the next meeting OF
the National Assembly. While the division vote
has Not dcsi been promised to any enc faction, il is
Pittsbnrg be elected. a member of the Executive
Committee. The delegates appointed to attend
are as follows;
4, 4. Alexander, A: H. Allen, J. Il. Breed, J. 4. Car.
son' e; A. 4 pimon: J. Estosieet. W. \; Hart. n, I; Gar,
m TsSn g. " War; f,. :; 4: s Heath %sh, e; ne + N o !; II i ! =
Quinn, D. R s0I PerEsnpine. ". W. Randall. Madison
E Wsssr ,, IS s, sleysn,On: v Y I, street; vi i Tucker, II
H, Draper, j. S Lsrryieiire,. and ". il. like.
The division has declared itself In favor Of In.
dianapolis for the League meet.
sachusetts division of the L.. A. w. carried
everything before them tonight in tho annual
their entire list of thirtr.one delegates for tho
National Assembly at st. Louis, all practically
aa,s for 'G Gh saBBP pssid enliS''' f fhs ae es Re a % Saadi u
Dorntee OF the Racing Board and Handicapper
they we're o~ntnumberc ami failed to make a
showing. The report of tho various officials
read showed the division TO be IN q fonrishing
condition. The following is the list OF the dele
gates elected:
j. Emery Tippetf, Boston; Albert 8. Parsons. LeIing-
sprinsheiEa; Arihnr ". Rot!nsOn. NewIon; Henry =.
QUICKER, Boston; Henry ". Robinson, Newton
Seiae. Resba n,'n v. q 9. k kn,sallii s %Stsss: J. i. s se9er 4.
S RSsSfsi lt John S' ksrri sSl.p EkeTsrs fFSPf.aii Hail. Lowell;
Bertram Harriott, Boston; Edward T. Bnrnham: New.
Bracket. Cambridge; F. o. Dean. Taunton; John w.
Drown. Newtonville; Charles F.. Fay, Allston; =. II.
Miller. Pittsfeld; Arthur 7. Otis. Dorchester; Austin
W, Pease. Boston; A. +. Wyman, New Bedford; w, O.
Toppan, Newbnryport; Howard Geldert. Boston; r.
A. Moses, Boston.
NOTES.
The annual election OF officers OF the Linvood
Wheelmen will be held next month. The Nominating
Committee has decided upon the following ticket;
For President. w. I. Marshall; Yice-President. n. F.
walsh; Secretary, August Sorn; Financial Secretary,
Charles Sorn; Treasurer. Paul LartZingi Captain. K.
l. Afeid: I4eutenants. F. Ner and r. Gerben; Color
Bearer. William Siegmann
A meeting OF tho Associated Cycling Clubs OF New
Jersey will be held at Newark tonight.
The ATLANTA Wheelmen of Newark intend TO build
a new clubhouse ia the spring.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Associated
Cycling Clubs Of Long Island Will be held on Dec. Is.