The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18
NEWS OF THE wEEELMEN.
RECORDS MADE BIZ STOCKS Io-
CEPTED M THE u. a. W.

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Association Vet AntnRonistic 20 the CALI
fernia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana 1ndtah-
apoiin After the Annual Meet Or the hesEue
Chairman Mott Of the L. A. w. announces the
recognition Of the one mile and hour paced rec
ords established by J. w. Stocks OF England.
Several new American amateur and profess
sional records have been accepted. The ohicial
bulletin Issued by tho board yesterday 10 az fol-
lows:
amateur Records A~ccspted-Mede b. Arthur J;
time. unpsoed. ttR,Sss0; niles ih. 81 minutes ! seconds;
rwsntyihrs miles I hour ? minutes 80 ssconns, t n,isly
] hour 80 minutes 81 go seconds, forty milea, l hour
50 minutes minute; Il II Is : :sSS1Ss' d 5Srt'i miis. %i ] hours 10 Y
minutes 8 seconds.
SSissaTSsS a. %{ Nov; Grove %sas 2 NOV. ., isS5s tins:
1SGi E1 ::;s s'n %i! - ,s SIi ~ Ei''; :ls ~ r 1iSt " sSii.s S S9':ii
sy0 dsafls. ,' aastsa. 's essss,, . jazz, I RsI"S =. % Sss'
s.ss DO; thrcs ., sfSss' $50, four %Silles, a:sS rs;
49, aS;, T Is; . s;is n siS. IL is.d Tl IS: nine ll,,s S,i .:y ia.O %l is;
$sssS Rs: nd / S; Ssss x !; 4 : III $SSs'S!Ss sF !; u r. sss sss. 8 !:
nSgIi z time. siso 80; three mile; oias s,ei four Sah,
1899; ten miles. 1870 40.
Official information has been received from
~ W. VA tu0 IOloNlnk EoSoiuo'
One mile. against time, paced, made by J. W.
ssoels; on Che Crystal Psisss TRACK; sept: y; 1897;
' inns: R.s %la sss.' = = i: sss ss.S g miles ri i,o sSa ssr Sfs'a''
Suspended Pending Artnur 9. Kern,
E S.f B. &ils. f Bais Il sI 4. Yas ir raal krsa. ~ r rns len " lie.
Pa; Victor smith, Friedonsyille. Pa: WI Lowe:
q a. Branch. Memphis. Tenn. 'D' '
SUSPENSION Removed-H: p. Scott, P%ittsburs; Pa
professional! rider. to Jan: 90, 1898. by the U. '. n.
l fece sqi N 2 aissas Tiss 1s 5issr wa0 had taken part in
Jordan Hansen, Perth AmtSoy, y; J.. pending pay
Notice is received from the /. G. 4. that the Ulster
branch OF the Irish Cyclists Association has been
ther notice. This Is on account Of insubordinato
practices indulgsd IN By ,hs Sranch named: Also
i Esia Ri' Sia. the I IL N cyo f1SSsFFa &s"ocias teianS ''a' "
The announcement that the Canadian Wheel
mem Association has decided TO- recognize the
Sunday racing wheelmen on the Pacific coast 10
denied by prominent members of the l. A. w.
ton has put itself upon record as opposed to
recognise tho secession wheeimen In California,
they have decided to mako an appeal TO the
riSsFs So s%q 9hs. .he 3 th' ". FoIIo e. oan sh OF t act S Siss
y sTs 81 % r. / 4. y y H. s% 8 6 "; a ;.i + ; $sSf ;s9,s5
sss ss@eniea; r wh,tS ahv Wi,R its 80 si nels'' in
will precipltate a fight with tho L. A. ". The
Canadians are anxious to secure the aid of tho
League to get the worlds chsmpionship meet in
ISOLATION holding a vote in the international As
ISOLATION. President Potter Of the L. A. w.
Informed The sun reporter yesterday that he
has received no official communication from the
G. w. A. relating to its projected course with
the wheelnien on the coast, and expressed indif-
ference to any action that may be taken. He
alleges that n recognition by all the racing asso-
Citations in the world cannot benefit the racing
association on the coast, because its scope 10
confined to too small o limit
The announcement in II sun that the
wheelmen of Massachusetts intend TO extend an
invitation TO tho L. A. w. to hold the annual
meet in Boston next. year was accepted with
Three years ago the Massachusetts wheelmen
made a strong fight for the meet, but were de-
feated by the Asbury Park wheelmen. tho award
going to the, latter place. The indianapolis
It I. is so,,I Likely that hat a a,,,s strong f.. vote %.u win
ship Of tho League 10 stronger in
Massachusetts. and this fact, coupled with the
cal affairs Of the ASSOCIATION, will strengthen Its
claim for the place. League officers declared
yesterday that 1t was impossible to estimate
i how The. tS no, cities lie, ,Sa m stand IL t their in claim for
will secure serious confederation.
The annual election of officers OF the Pennsyl.
vania division Of tho L. A. W. has resulted in
Samuel Boyle. P Fl Vice:connsuilo. ! !. j.
Keenan,, Jr. Pittsburgh; SeCretary.Treasurer, T..
s. Collins, Philadelphia. The election for repre-
sentatives was close, the regular candidates
winning.
Michael's challenge has been accepted by Chase,
the Engl,sh professional. who has sailed for this
country.