The sun., 1897-07-22
NEWS OF THE wHEELMEN.
MOTIFS WEEKIY T BULLETIN BRIMFUI
or INTEREST TO RLDERS.

National Chnnnpfonnh1na-tAnohnH mon WIZ
10 Net Try % win VIII Ne Watshea In
Euture - NeyV Records - Routes ana Hstcs-
The National Racing Board of the L. A. W. is
arranging the details for the national champion
ship races to be held At Philadelphia on Aug. 0
and z. Chairman Mott states that amateurs do
not require q special permit to travel outside OK
tho hundrod.mile limit TO compete In the na-
tional championships at Philadelphia, Wilkes-
barre, Newark and Springfield. Those VINO az
tend may enter all the amateur events, but
must not compete On tho journey 70 and from
those places at any meets outside the limit
without q travelling permit.
Complaint has been entered with tho Racing
Board that riders in competition events makea
practice of entering handicap and scratch races
and mako no effort to win. In relation to this
complaint Chairman Mott announces that tho
handicappers and referees are directed TO report
such instances, with names and addresses Of
those who do not ride to win, detailing the cir
cumstanccs TO tho board who will act on such
complaints.
The board has accepted the following amateur
records:
onemiie tandem. com petition, unpa ced, standing
start time minutes 2.a second. mnde by Victor Il.
Ekbcrg and John Y. Casey Of Worcester. Mass, at
Charles River Park. Cambridge, Mass June 80 1 SeT.
onehalf.m tandem, against time, flying start
unpaced, time. 55 30 seconds, made by Fred Car.
ruihers and p r. McReynolds. at Colorado Springs,
one thiri.me tandem. against time flying startt
nnpacea time, p! ~ seconds made by Garrnthes
Tenmile SINGLE against time. unpaced, fying start
time "a minutes 10 90 SECONDS @ made BY A. O. Klue-
The professional one.mile tandem, competi-
ton, unpaced. standing start record OF minute
e. seconds made BY Nat and Frank Butler,
ccptod.
pcndins tho inSestSation Of charges Of Viola.
tion Of the racing rules:
w: A Ruion Philadephis' Albert zsutner. Eris'
EllithOrpo. Frank Donahue Favor ponahue, Frank
Wolf and nd 81, James mes L,pdrath % sandussy o.; John
seal HANSON; Y9nksfs; Charles Miller. Maiio9' md;
ESS Mas Wait H9a %
MI Ma. Awsil and Charles HIsss Detroit 1 Mich;
Lsdd. Cayusa, Ind; Il. d. Thompson. Gas City. Ind
The liberal purses offered by race meet pro-
motrrs are inducing numbers Of riders to forsake
tho amateur ranks. The transfers for lnfractions
OF tho rules are also large. The riders trans
forred this week arc as follows:
]. W. Wilder Kalamazoo; Budd Hopler, Bingham
savannah; F. N. Fornald. Fsirhaven. VI; John II.
Wits, Fall River. Mass, Ed. Fi,shnor and N 7. Gala
George ", Packer, Portland, ore Harry Leland and
land Ore AeIandsr str atherS. Grand Junction Col,
onb e. v nSss GaSrss @ Hsn1e fe 4
Wash; Charles Rusk. Spokane. wash; Ray Green
deiplIA Pa; John W Chapman, Atlanta, Ca; George
". Inch: Brooklyn' William f Sims, Washington. p.
Shannon Fhiladsiphia; r NJ mlSSey I and Otis Glass.
Harry v Hall Phladephia John SiF Irs st Helm fS
.as and W. L. Barker, Iitchneld. Kan; Bruce
q sna ID Ksn
Ay59n Az o. GoT George M1sha l. Fsapkp @ Ranns6Gry
Charles Chase. Palmyra N. J.
The bulletin issued by the board yesterday
contains the following announcement:
No further further sane SANCTIONS viii be granted tho Xew Yer
lesiate Association Of Pennsylvania until section F.
Tls HcutIdao b Ing Park E isoc,a,ion lon has been
placed upon the list OF those 10 which all sanctions
Tho " second Resimeat @ % AtGletic NssoSiat,on A. j.
Powers. secretary. has been restored TO sanction
privileges, having complied with section Z. para
Fred pakn and the HOMESTEAD Farm pTisins Park
the list OF those to whom sanction, will be refused
Ernest scott LeWis,on Me-. has BEEN BEEN JSs
sasp ended aud ruled OF ali tracks in any capacity
upon the list Of ,hose a %hch sanctions w be re-
fused. OF unsanctioned races held there July o.
and threat. OF further unfair dealing. Eugene B. VIII
kins Wa;hns.0n D. c. perIsnsay ruled on all
DTvRs Ing m sho.s to wSss
For repeated false entry, riding under ASSUMED
cycle racing-A. S. Van Houten Morr.stown y. -. Is
permanently Suspended from all road ana track
city whatever. W. 4. Tx OF MorT.sJor a. \. J .
whose name Van Houten assumed n .he races al
s 80 far as that race ID concerned. eligible to the
The Suspension OF Earl M. Lawrence. Lynn, Mass
has expired.
r HoirheIns, Buffalo; +. b Eaelhor. brooklyn; z. c.
i.fener Indiar sPoiis: Edward L L. HurhuEt. New Or.
suspended-For competing with a suspended man
after warning Ro! Switzerland and Clark Gioerson
Aug and teoise Se nS On 70 sept cpl
fsss enPry %sm RaSe M 6
sna 1Ri F.S TgE
TO Aug. ], 1897 For pacing in composition races
BuTao Aug g. ss Eor enterns races and not
riding. William H; owen. BrSoklyn. g July 80, 1897
Aug 49, 1857. For entering races and not Riding G. F.
Sanders Reading, and Thomas On p pollAId, Phli.de
5. c. ana Charles R. Mem. Harrisburg Pa to July e.
s% YSrl aIS 10 ay a
ph Ter pending Of foo.
i: " 70 Noy; 3: .iSs7: Har;sS br!z.ls and
1fsa a1$ IL Hss s RcSR
to ssp O. S fr
Wssninrton D. c. to Avg H. lsa7 For sn1sPias %sGit
races and not riding. T. W Abeott. Clement Pretetts
% Avs. :; lsai: and ". II Brisss;' AM sbary. Mas @
A,C tsaS
For Riding In Unsanotiouoh Races-At Houtzdale
Pa Harry Bateman and William McTaviah, Houtz
dale. Pa. to Aug. II, 1897; Mays and Charles
Gonder, Osceola Pa @. W. Warlng. Morrisd ale
willls Cole W; Hocum, NJ. Doolllte, v Briggs, Cum
htIishi: Wis, L. salty. ST, Paul. Mimi 10 Aug 10
Ny, lSSa' A. a. Lowell, Mass Henry Macarthur, Qracut
Mass Henry kceBan Fred Alexander. - ohnsoi
towsll Love Mn1s ,s. 70 Aug ~ 1897; AZ Nesheminy
Grphin' r' to Aug /, 1897 AtC.irsmont va, Giliie
chbush, ClairenOnt. Va, 10 Aug. is, 1891
j. Hcsler, Richard RoRan. Charles Velcn.
tine, Frank Watkins, Cayuga. Ind; Hugh
Kelly willard walker. Rockville. Ind. 10 Aug. H.
lsbI. AZ N"w Ulni, Mimi, J. Newbauer, John
fcuske. Fred iuteH, I'd Collins John BOosen. Herman
schlendcr. W: Z. Pfeiferle, Sidney Sweet. Ander-
son, Charles iornhurg. Jr., Henry Koshon. New Ulm
Mimi, 10 July Ia. 1919. At Denver col, John G.
StuhhS; w: A. Post. u. NJ Dodge. George Poor. John
Mitchell, Ed Bishop Victor Gunderson, Fred ViteIr
II. Hamilton. John T. Weiss George Collins Harry
Godfrey, Murray Skinker. Frank Ball, BenJainin
Hutchins, W. FLINT, Ralph G. Warner. Elmer Danies
Denver. Col. to Aug. 10, 1897. At Dodgeville Wis
I'd Johns, Roy Smoker, A. A. Stranger. Dodpevie
| Mis; Joshua Zweifel Joseph sickengur Monroe,
Wis, TO Aug. Il, 1897.
William L. Darmcr, a member OF the Hudson
County Whcclmcn, will endGavor to ride today
| from Jersey City to tho State encanpment at
Sea Girt inside of four hours. The distance is
about UftV.tlreo miles Dnrmpr will