The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-26
NEWS OF THE wHEELMEN.
THOEEsALE sUsPENSIoNS AND
TRlNsFERs BIT THE l.. A. W BOARD.

NN' NNN @A'NNNAA ANNtANNt hNAN
ing the one.mile performance OF / minute SO LII
seconds made by e. A. McDuflo at Boston ro-
Gently. A large batch OF riders has bccn trans.
forred to tho professional class. Tho official
bulletin for this week contains the following
announcements:
Professional records ncceptcd-Twcnty.four hours,
against timo. unpaccd, 8p9 miles-Actuai timo.
aa;op:os. Made by schrrycr O. Mcisceil, Denver,
Col, July 80 and 81, 1892.
Two thirds OF a mile, against time, unpAced-TImc,
asa 4'b. Made by A. q. Hughes at Denver, Col, July
| 81. 1897.
One mile, against time. nhcod-Time. l;9S l.5.
hado by Z, A. McDunoe Al Charles River Park. Cam.
bridge, Mass. AUG. IL.
Amateur halt.mile, against time. ~pAccd-Time,
OIL ao seconds. Made by II. NJ. sidwcli at Chester
Park. winton Place, o., Aug. 2, 1897.
Two-thirds of o mile, against time, unpaced-Timc,
1891 10. Made by Joseph q. He'll at Denver. Col.
July 81, 1897.
Three. four, and nvc milo tandem. against time, un.
paoed-Made by C. V. Dascy aud Charles Ceramic at
Denver. Col, July 10, 1897. Time. 0:2i go. $3.50 10.
| l0.46 40.
Travelling permits grantct-H. p. Thompson. Jack.
sonVile, Fla. at Augusta, Ca, Sept. 8; Samuel
Wheeler. Erie, Pa, at Carmel. N. Y. Aug. rs and 90,
Frederick Schade, Herndon. Va, Aug. ~. =
transferred to professional class-C. vrcdenburgh,
Jacksonville; Mont. Rutter, Canton. OIL. W. Mann.
B~ronkline. Mass. Dewey shaw. osocola, Nsb.i Edward
Kruger. Bucna Vista, Col; w G. Kunkcl. Sc. Glars.
vile, O., Z. c. COOLEY. wilmington; Jonas Smith,
Erie Frank L. Kuhi, jersey city; +. P. Ryan. Phila-
delphia; d. =. whitney. Philadelphia; james J. Casey.
Worcester; Charles II. Young. Frederick. Nd. Alfred
Reiski. August Martclla, W. Hopkins. Alex.
ander Malbcrg. Al Sage, Hanna. wy, L. James,
G. Riddle. Joe Davis, Rock Springs, wy,
David Adams. VIII Tassey. Frederick Baxter.
James Hartman. Arthur Clarke, George @. Harbot-
tie. George H.. Wheeler. wntertown, George Bailey.
J. Murphy, r. Burlingame. Dexter. n. Y, Frederick
CHARLES essfi sf Hotsr. H. hSar r.. Bra. N august III G %Sis'ma az h \. <!
S S5sni., A. I: s P.'n;. ]. sch " sns q; Ts.i. M joSs
Ted; 4 9asnssu, IN. n. BfsaS. ]. ?:
william i, chapman. Alfred 'ieve.ted.' George II,
s sse!i.! r %:3lIs% ssf ysss, E Es%si "; hy is'; n H. =.
Vent, r !: i fsSls a"l John From 81 Df Fr:hs GUM SSins y:
MINI. h.hD' Dodge IssDS New R Rlan MINI n sGe G. H. A So1S.
s s!sTs's Hagen gem i i; e s''f Miss:, C. r PSI E %..
ma, Mimi; 6. Hanks. George A HnnEs. Wa 9~SiHe.
hhipn'; ): s: HeEne,. q; p Lobers: Nerstrand. Mimi !
{. Johnson. s~hakopee. MINI. Joseph Leslie. Fiidon.
Man. Man. Robert i; smi, I wSr,h,ns'9p. MINI; Roy
:; G BI&k Ho A; s; Elder Eisa, Ad R, u Elder, Ma-han'own.
Ia; !! john d h SeSsle. ht osaaio asi Via ia: ST e. +. h6n ar p
Charles Lerche. q. Jennings, ottumwa. Ia; Frederick
T Sas s.Wfs';f Fo r + si Sen IT Il t' Viz. S'''''' Mon
suspended-For non%.payment OF entry fees and for
i Isas.rd S' Ssn siiSs- ii; Il II. F 3. /. D s5pesaS Slaad i aa p:
ids; Samuel Fisehci. Kalamazoo; Fred Kruger. Toledo,
bsrtSolio%ews. A Phil"delpsia e. H s' 4. L IL, h1S,'' Grand a; d
1 sa9,"l H Tnn: 7; +; Jennings; Les Summit; Mo; g p.
ff=sasaiin: FL; W., RlSe. 1se G%ansi &i ehI John b; "a! %S,
Springfield. 81 Z. Balientine. Toledo. O. u" gavin
For using pr9fane LANGUAGE while on the track
nlnsti:. PhiIaaeiphiiss. and S. 1. cassidy, N Il i1e.
SSi.y:. 70 sept. ). 1897: il. ThImme and j. WI. .Ioc sehy
PaseJon; e; I. Meyer, Hacksnsaet: 4: =, Jallens.
For unfair dealing in road races-Joseph o. Nc.
For using di.rsspecsful language an; iss" to race meet OH.
cials-w: r. Persons, NorwalE. Conn. to oct. il. isaT.
n. f i. o 5aas g se.i H yNssSTs sn. 4 4. TYn ~, tn s. aao0f Il. fs End
R RfaSs aous Ssim pind MS, O.; = to oa SEPT. 4 Iss7; W J:
ssH s..a! % Sept, h s. isS and c: W. ss'nion' ws''isld::
ya For riding II qn;snO.!on'd rsSss-H Kus,e.: New
Oct. II. 1867; q. W. Bo HI ei S oregon. Ill., M. so sspt. i g.
1897; Jack Smith. Frankford. Ind. to Sept. II. 1897;
Lee. BaItimore. to sept. il. 1877; v. Meiizcr aud II.
Johnson and IN: Andrews. Eans!nps. Mich: Hines.
iss9: Carl in Eva nSn william mf RoSi, y VISIT =, Er to se Ps,. ,s.
s %1ll P nSSns. a aS + {, Tpy ars, H, r sxsnT wv wOo a JohS 3
and snSsif; i. PER- s,Ss Mnatice HS''e %ls s%'' T. sept! ff e. T isa7;:
IInomas, 9sEsioosa. Ia. to Sept. Il. Iss!; Charles (.
Thomas, Port kennedy. Pa. 70 Sept. 3; 1897.
70 " sanction. viii se sFsn.sd to The Century SF cycle
Club and 4" J: Hargan Of Newark. For the same
For on%ieiating a! unsanctioned raees-Clyde Barnes
IN naa an I; S Sspasi,S OF 70 ass sn P ~ Va Saa are ruled on all tracks
A Tracks S1p Sias{El Ii, sdp.i wiSss iss' Farm track. York
EESsans1ilis. Ind; FFsdsiicf Fair iFs Grounds. Free frsde s1%G.
For fauin. IN ala
n eSa 's s%snat.o ,S 1sS P'fSS Be- rsf"a:d nn I'd f 'Ss ]f6ri Ss v fnSs
xMG%nS ssn ps, Hs,SS,S,,Gni fSi'T Tn,gH;noI HeesmoS.
ell, Mass; 7: q. vadnais. North Adams, Mass. Frank
a ass:. + III Fl. s. cr sDSn a RsPsI.s s9'!Ss (. Il Tg gass. M Ea,i;:
Am; Granite ito, cattsrs' Union; Quincy. Mass; Retail
J. ojeary. Boston. Mass. oc"' A"u d.
susPeniions rsmovedLsmes Sloan. Montgomery.
VILE. Ind; Charles HOLSTER, Benton Harbor. Mich.
S 5Hfttf Phiiadeip pilSn' R Sb.srs% =. u Wits Mtss sSrsn s1S Mar Il n:
ts s=u naS%dRsSn p: sPd sSAn R Rsst,ss,i s,SuJ FAILS 5, d
Peru. Ind; warren Smith, Mss.on City. iat A. axe +. Key
s nocs Slf Tsnp p 1. 3? Johnson sR 2 Rug zz.n Ne; Mss'% T.: cR h. e.
iors t caslsttspusg. Ky; T 6sGds b Rprd!cE. New mn:
Charles Lsrche, and @. Jennins, ottumwa, Ia, viii
FIJI, william Eh1als Wise. ss: Tom Rs ssGrF sSa p M'1!fs' s Ss4sfs
Eldora, la,
Tho recent match races between the leading
professional riders have created widespread in:
terest In such %cSntests, and i is likely that
w St bNt NNl GIL no
big men this fall. Tom Eek. who is manager Of
flyers, was in town yesterday and, In chatting
with THE Sun reporter, said: Dave Shaefer,
ioaghesd. RECENTLY made The assertion
any rider in America-Kiser preferred.
He also states that Michael is the fastest
rider In tho world. This latter assertion / dis.
puto. and in order to prove its truth | am will.
ing to make n match Of one'milo heats. best two
out OF three, ench man TO be paced by q sexte,,
and Tho pacomaker. to phil out on the last guar:
select A..C. Mcrtens 10 test Mtichaol's superior.
ity. ! will also match Earl Kiscr against Fred
Ioughead for q mile'heat race, to take place on
the day of the ilrst match. without pacemakcrs,
or With single paeeemakers. tandem or triplet.
Eek declares his willingness to perfect ar
rangements for these matches in this city noXt
week. and Will post a forfeit to bind the contests.
BUFFALO. Aug. 25.-hmerica's eight leading
racing men Will meet in what promises to be
the most sensational race of tho season on Sept.
lsat Manhattan Beach. Sanction for tho race
has been granted S to tho American Cycle Racing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. match race OF last SATURDAY.