The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-03

III NEW fOEk Nitys
S. Morley,
Merchant Tailor,
MCXXVIIB BI RQAApgHM "a
White, ]. +. Wood, W. II. Brinckerhon.
Boston University-Peter p, Porter. Jerome J.
COLLEGE Of the City OF New York;. W. Mckinley.
C., II. Neidllnger, ". O. bergman, o; briner. pr,,,,
GeorSctown-Frcd l.. schndc.
stevens Institutc-F. e. Everett.
The championship events arc quarter Of n
mile, half milo. one mile. fve miles. ana a one
mile tandem. The races will be run In heats.
The Manhattan Bicycle Clubs double century
run. scheduled for July 10. Is attracting vide,
kind ever held in this part OF the country. the
first one having been conducted last year 5y the
same club: The success ,;i which VI ign attended nrsn, I,s shat
some gold medals will be awarded to tho suryiv-
ors. A single century run Will be copducted by
the same club on Sunday, July IL. The riders
serving the work Of the double centnrions. A
tition, and will be awarded on the basis Of two
points for the double and one for the single
century.
LONDON, Juno o.-At Sydcnhani to-day Bolts,
tho bicyclist, rode ten miles In IL minutes 40 80
seconds, beating the record.
BosToN, June Jimmy Michael and F. A.
McDufie are matched for n fifteen-nilo race.
Charles River Park or the afternoon of June II.
This will be welcoms news TO the wheelmen OF
Boston and for Th that TIN. mst ,S;T to Se th 5or racing . nsr worl ~
81. 900. hung up, by the management OF the
Charles River Park. and a side bet of $3.50 each;
between McDufio and Dave Shafer. manager OF
Michael. all to 30 to the winner.
II. II. R.-To wheel to Port Jervis, y. Y. take
the following route: Leave Central Park at
10th street and Seventh avenue and ride 10
ll6th street; then turn to the left TO st. Nicholas
avenue and turn to the right to Tenth avenue;
and turn to the right across Washington Bridge;
then turn to the left on Featherbed lane to
Landing road; about 200 yards to fork turn to the
left on Bailey avenue to Kingsbridge; then turn
TO the left across the track again and direct to
Dobbs Ferry, and ride through Irvington to
ride OUT Main fas street and follow the Syack turn:
pike to Clarksvillo and direct to Manuel A
s sns a direct Iri throu ugh spring ip va Valley. Muncey. TAI:
mans, Suffern, Raniapo. and Sloatsburg to South.
field continue to Monroe, Oxford, Greycourt, and
TO Goshen and follow the Erie Railroad. through
fine scenery. TO Middletown. Then, ride to OTIS
foot cross the valley and turn to the left into
Cuddenbackville: from this point continue
direct down valley to Port Je:vis. The distance
is about 9S miles.
Boston. June manager Quicker Of the
Charles River Park provided q good file Of en-
in which the Butler brothers. Nat and Frank.
and A. c. Mertins divided the honors; Frank
shape, jumping to the frontin the hrst lap, and,
a; aided i'd by ls slsver 4RS ssih fye BY Hs' ia ksdsnlnf p sns lfns
McDufie and Mosher. showed the Cambridge
boys to be almost invincible in this sport. Sum.
mary:
Cambridge; 4; Mer,lns. Cincinnati; second; y. McFar:
Third Of a Nile, hma.ear"%on by II. c. Hills. Prov,.
dence; c. N. Don.hae. Lynn, second Jnmes Cirque
MIA Hair Nile. Handicap. ProisssiSnsl.won by W. R,
Reynolds; Hyde Park. So yards;J d Walsh. +eyard'.
one Mile: Tandem, Handlcap.won by W. r.
Plckard and 4: y; Darlow. GamS1,dss: 80 yards; C /
yards Taylor Bros, Roxbury. 60 yards. third. Time.
Five Mile. Tandem Pursuit Race-F. Butler and Nat
Butler caught Z. 4; Mcpurie and hosher In = and p
miles. Time, o:e7 So.
NOTES.
Aylesmcre.-The roads on Nantucket: Island are
X. NJ. &c ride from Albany to Buffalo take
the route TO Chicago published in THE Sun on
Nav 30 as far as your destination.
rider. is training with tho object Of attempting
TO cover 400. miles on the road In twenty .fous
Tue Great Partisan racing event. the Grand
Prix de Paris. the nrst prize In which Is $4,000.
will he held on the seine TRACK In,y IL. o,,,,
tee o. the L: A. W. Consulate will be held TO.
Arthur PecK. the well. known Boston wheel.
nan. arrived In New YorK yesterday auu Will sail
for Europe to-day Ito make a tour-of the Cent?
Entries for tn. twenty.nve:miIe road race Of the
AssGe LA S.u G'TIihE VIC, GiG clos. OF on aG ssmr lsian' l. to be
The Vim Bicycle CIuU Will hold o race meet at
sn TSs 1rf rH,a on w Sats M; o: jersey City will,
hold annual GamsS At schuetEen PARK on June
date as Ten mI,s.' handiicsp: two miles. napd,eap.
The Harlem wheclmen will hold a race meet NJ
The annua! century run OF tn, Mercer County
wneelmen TO Asbury ParE will be held on Sat.
Capt. @. c. Arrowsmith OF the Jersey City Club
whsslmen has ARRANGED tho following club runs
i IS. ' Tns mSRas; o &. hi SssSS9S. 10 'Af''A CITY;
The one mile New YORK state tandem cham
Kings County wheelmen at Manhattan Reach on
June rs promises To prove n most exciting con-
test. All the prominent clubs In the .mrtropoiL'
one tear. while the tandem teams from other
clAmpionship. The KnicKerpock.r 4 Z. will be
represented by Owens ana o'conroe. and tbs
w. will also b. Formidable: Tho latter will bs
represented by itelyea and Wise. cAccAvajo ana
.-Tne Boscoool whesImen of this city have ar
ranged the following club runs: June o. CITY
Island IS. Paterson; 90. Fort Hamilton: ~, Ny
hcK.
The Hartford wheel Club will hold a twenty
The Imrrtcon CpcIisf says; THE L. A. W. Rae
Ing Board has .1ut Its foot Gown on league matct
races between promin-ni riders. Tho board vii
graft permits Tor the matches when 1T hss III,
assurance that the races arc ON the SQUARE.
anu that the purse named Is not q fictitious one
Unless satisfied oil this point, match races will