The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-03

Island.
wheel Notes.
The Hudson County Wheelmen VIII of
fer a gold medal for the best one-hour
record mad this year by a II member.
A gold and silver medal VIII be awarded
for the highest mileage records, dating
from January / to December Is.
The Bicycle Division of the Bayonne
Rowing Association has elected the fol-
lowing officers:-Captain, H. B. Rowe;
First Lieutenant, j. J. Taylor, Second
Lieutenant, W. A. Halves; Secretary, A.
H. Bechtold.
Wheelmen will consist OF Ransom, Storer,
and Davey this year.
The Greenwich Wheelmen have leased a
new club housee.
The Hudson County Wheelmen VIII hold
a race meet at Waverly on July 4.
The New York Tourist Wheelmen have
arranged the following runs:-April 4,
Yonkers; II, Bergen Point; IS, Roslyn, Is,
Orange.
The annual meeting of the Quill Club
Wheelmen OF America was held yesterday
afternoon n the following officers were
elected:-President, George e. Stackhouse:
vice-President, A. 6. Batchelder; Secre-
tary, Al. Reeves; Treasurer, H. L. Salton-
lieutenant, Arthur II. Mef1ne;e second second Z
Lieutenant, Charles H. Munger; Members
OF Executive Committee, John c. Wet
more, Dixie Hines, and A. E.. Vogel.
Captain Belts, of the Manhattan Bicy-
Gle Club, is arranging for a three-day trip
to the Delaware Water Gap on July 8, 4
and 5.
The castle Point cyclers of Hoboken
VIII hold a century run to New Bruins
vic on May %.
The road officers of the Manhattan BIZ
cycle Club have arranged the following
runs:-April A, Bergen Point; II, Bath
Beach; Is, Huguenot; %, Yonkers; MAY 2.
Belden Point; 9, Garfield; 16, Plainfeld:
% and 80, Cromwell Lake; June 6, Rock
away Beach; 10. Ardsley; 20, Nyack; q,
Long Branch
Athletic Meets Scheduled by the
a. A. U.
At the regular meeting of the Schedule
Committee of the Amateur Athletic
Union, applications were granted to the
various clubs for games during the ap-
preaching season.
The Catholic Club of Jersey City and
the r. H. Macy Mutual Aid Society both
applied for July 81, and it was decided to
give the preference to the club holding
alton. the Catholic Club, and that Sane sane
Mutual Aid Society for July ii.
The Secretary then read the following
March "a, Knickerbocker A. c., exhibit
ton.
March q, Second Regiment A. A., Pat
March Is. Twenty-second Regiment
March ~ Kniekerbocker A. G.. inter-
March 81. Knickerbocker A. c., exhibit
ton.
April 8. Seventh Regiment A. A.
ton.
April 70, Eighth Regiment A. A.
April IL, National A. c..
April IA, Knickerbocker A. G.. exhibi-
ton.
April q. Knickerbocker A. c., exhibi-
April p, New West Side A. G. and Co.
K. Ninth Regiment. -
April Is, Knickerbocker A. c., exhibit
May ;, Kaickerbocker A. G., exhibi-
May u, Knickerbocker A. c., exhibit
g. MAY 9ss 3; hsw s 'Frissys q of G RED BrgSG sB!y 1s 4.
sey City Letter. Carriers; Elmfra x. G.;
Arbor A. G., Albany.
June 5, New York A. c.
June u, National Turn yerein of New
5 5s|y 5 :. 9 Hss ssF= sgA 4 6 Club. n,m,r..
July "a. R. H. Macy, Mutual Aid So
J1uly 9, Catholic Club, Jersey city.
and Field Championships.
Aug. IA. st. George Al. G.
Aug. Is. GA. A. u. Track and Field
Championships.) ~
Sept. s, New Jersey A. G., Brooklyn
Oct. 2, New York A. 6.
june 70. Metropolitan Insurance A. A.
Hudson County wheeImen Elect
Officers.
Til Hudson County wheelmen held a