The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-29
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
KIsER AND BALD BREAK EVEN IN
THE MATCH RACE AT BAY CITY.

The Speedy Enir Will I1Hnt u Out NJ nhhnuhtNah
neach on saturday-Racin Board suspends
ana Transfers Many Riders-some new ANA
tour Records Accopted-Routes and Notes.
number Of well.known amateur riders from
Newark have been transferred to the profess
sional ranks by the l. A. W. Racing Board this
week. The board has decided that no rider can
start in q handicap race unless he has received
his start from the official Handicapped.
The following amateur records have been ac-
cepted:
onethird mile, competition. standing start. un-
paced; time, 40 as seconds; made by J. @. Hell at
Denver. Col, June 10, 1897.
One mile. against time. flying start, paced; time,
I:Ge 8.b, made By II. NJ. sidwell, Cincinnati, o., at
Chester Park. July II, 1897
Two-mile competition. standing start, unpaced,
time. A.0e 1-6, made by o. ". smith, Chelsea. Mass,
at waltham, Mass, juno IL, 1897.
The amateur riders are extending their racing
to out-of.town meetings now that the summer
racing season is Mt its height. The Racing board
has granted travelling permits TO the following
amateur riders:
Fred schade, Herndon, Va. at Wheeling, W. Va.
July go. and Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. o and q; Harry
Forbes. Kansas City, Mo-. on Kansas Circuit. Aug. 2-29;
l.. o.. Watson, indianapolis, at Springfield. O., July go;
H. P. Thompson. Jacksonville. Fla, at Macon. Ca,
Aug. 4 and B.; 7. J. Shaw, New Orleans, La. on Missis.
sippi Circuit; George H. Collect. New Haven, Conn, At
Riverside. r. l., July 81; J. +. Hale and II. b. Dodge.
woburn, Mass, state of Maine, TO Aug. z; 7. 4. Ken.
nedy. Chattanooga, Tenn Mississippi Circuit; q. A.
Farra- Savannah. Ca, at Lexington, KY, Aug, 2o; q.
T. Nelson, Springfield, Mas, at Philadelphia. Aug. 9
and z; C. N. Donohue. Lynn. Mass, at Newark, n. J.,
Aug. II.
The ofhcial bulletin contains the following an
nouncements:
suspensions Removed-F. J. Morue. Chicago; A. D.
Fish, Sparta, Wis; Jason Q. Stamp, wheeling. WA;
G. " Baker, sheboysan. wis. Jonn Lubic, Bcnwood,
Ruanenhad Pandtnu pvaaffuatt0n-Noaa Frnad n
PIshsI. cloyelsnds' Or i: walter, Pi,tsSa5s, PSs
l - Bosfnsr 3 b hs%9t Greer Re- NG Mieh s' Charles e; fT'G Yo nHlS:
Frederick: ND; Gilbert Porter. F%rostDufg, Md. Franz
aee foS %li asnhf 3 nn 1gai & naIiln R BADEN +. L 1, Ssal h' Al.
gpsta, Ga, Dave CASTOR. Chattanooga. Tenn; James
s sSn o soa' ". Z. &lSsi .JI R.n %sI,sSuF k Rrp %. q " k A.,sa:
Transferred TO- tho Professional Class-Robert
x MSepsi Mi RSRsi.i Terra My1f aau m: f may w SsnSfly; aa Ss 8
S S.S' SoDsa;i 9ii;J M Il; steele g +. L sSrsn. 81 t,L LSSts e i,S spe g
=: ma I: s; sss.Ssii S 81 sss!P sasG% E j. ISL Sac. !;
pe1a Mich; q :: Eidy. Columbus; Jason g; stamp
2 J Writ. ]: !: 9e;gen: ii; alofisul; yic,of J. assss.
parnell and Lee Bealo. Cumberland. Nd; David Nc
Free saS + F W I. Nolan Mois; rs so~ oEioan.: !S %iili i; 1G hs%S
and Wilson Lowther, Mount Pleasant, Pa.
william Lamb and wilson Iowther. Mount Pleasant.
Pa. to Jan. 80. 1898.
'rs K;iSma.So. Mich. to g Sep; !; 1897, c,.r r.,
R. 81 8 sumo sn.las.I Cleveland Ii nao% aso9se q B. Grant Srsy; .n De-
tro,t, and H. Z. Morse, Pullman, Conn. to Aug. 10.
For racing while under suspenllon-John Pen.
sss s So Bn saao to Aug .; Albert Jagtnsr. Erie. 70
psS1laiino; 9; W; ~ wilson bsc and dos J. I. Rodgers, Mount
6 chsHsA cicr raS no 00e O.: o. John i sSspp ,; ., r haITsna; o. o1 to
Aug. I, 1898; p, sIobers. FlndIay. O., to Oct. 20. 1897;
sihy:: ciiau$s sssrn'' ID saEPsnss9, Elk G'ikD aopsson ary,
lB. 1897: Fred Marx. II Robinson i Schafer Frank
Lawrence. Simon woin. W. D. Rucker. Charles zieg.
snd fStI Ranaa ire Albany 'S aSiy Wis i. to rss Aug s01 n. 49,; a. 4.
ENS o $ Troy In9 \ y ~ Ssn L; I; Draper; !; ten}nsweIl. q,
HIPss dSI co1oss; T.; 70 seq! i; 1877:
For conduct unbeoomipg a s%entlsmanac. G.
al. E;sie; % Avs. 10 isS7; 1. L. aesr. jjohn.,Own
; ns sss aH 70 Ja @si y. is j I i. b 8 Gardner M: s fslisasi:
ealea on On al 1r tracks X, to oS Jsn. L. Il isSssiin Finger Portland Is
For riding IN unsanctioned races and events not
!, john GS,ricE. I. Dove Brown. Ja m1asS Whom hSrat Chester sa.s1
. s%a,h; eh S. Ro zs4.'s CONN hA BFuc TAS N ssss,. H William
Adlsy. Newton Berry: Harry Gross. Charles Ran:
sSssIi:surs S'0 IS, . e HSs, .! aH' 1907, s N0 Gsssss
F FsFa0 Msc a a1Tea' @o +. B1 1a; a: saa A w. H. 81 Simpson, isSa.
5I JAIME. b. a!Ss. Hiram IL mug seaman ans n's ana re G g N Sas9s.
s srssen, Id aa Nv ": F. H nsS. :. s NsGioS C; J 3 KSaGP s. y. H q
Aug. 5. 1897; Harris Barnaiy. revere, Mass: Carl
: Hanson, Chelsea, Mas, TO Aug. II. 1897; 7. w. No.
e I. F Frl Sisae1e. Williams Emms' W M1nni and &c g Gds,n k C +: I Nss;
orleans. La: to July SO. 1899.
Permanent su.pensions-Sam Young. Louis God
= RoSe5., New Orleans La. for Ispeassaly Riding II
ihn s;;, .n II 41 ]. p kos E1,s.e Ssn y 8 /: P psMSra, P ss9T6s.
! sstesns Report. and ] ]: stEsnaH; cilafE.TSrs, % Aug.
aa asSs; oS W, + I: p p0s ssa ". : sh kSs., BssHer W; :, R 2. +.
70 Aug; H. 1927; H: $; MlenI. brooklyn, Albert
i, 1897: Claudell L~ea.heriy: Baltimore, to Aug, 3;
0 Ray Duer. Buffalo. aud X. h. Howard. South Orange.
The board has decided that no further sanctions
Phi,adelphia; Penn Treaty wheelmen, Philadelphia
: Wa K a0dw,p TrossyssTisn chusshss2' Wasting;
s sasyS SS% apd re T,,a Of 'ns sv F4,e race rsSq SsI4 marked pro-
The ST. Vincent dc Paul society Of st. Teresas
j.; GSnpr ni phiiadeipsia; Pa: has been placed upon the
failing TO make good the val.e Of prizes,
Ha sST o Rsssial. 4. Il il. n RsSos. Shsals ssH wo as t fSa ss ale
Gus stsinman, Charles Lytiie, and !. Harrington are
f Sasan N II: X ke u; nS n II, Ame' Z Eor Mss.;; SCUM 6; &
!; As9oarnhsm, Mas VIZ e lIpi July 80, ~,
Spartan Athletic Association; Philadelphia, Pa. and
; For promoting unssnctioned races While under sus.
, Cleveland, o., to Aug. 4. 1888.
!, Arrangements were completed on Tuesday be.
1 tween Jimmy Michael and i. G.. McDufhc. by
which the two men agree TO ride a ten-mile
match paced race at Boston on Oct. 2. Repre-.
sentatiVeso OF both men agreed 10 tho terms. 1t
Is only recently that Michael defeated McDuale
! In n twenty.mile match. but the latter is conf.
, dent that he can win at q shorter distance.
! Nlchnels determination to abandon distance
!, match races has evidently been short lived.
, The bicycle riders are a discontinued lot these
days. The result OF continued rain, which has
, forced riders TO abandon their daily rides. is felt
J tSe the %m ShIsyiils rsp"i re @sR and IN thu the I pGS0prhis,or Sc. o.
tons. Tourists who had been planning vaca.
have been forced to abandon their trips,
: and the average cyclist during the rainy
y The outlook for tho bicycle enthusiasts outside
) the ely, should the weather improve, isdiscour.
country state that the roads will not be in ut
) condition to ride until after several days OF good
weather. The haggagemen on the various rail.
: roads are enjoying a rest from bicycle worry
! as the transportation of wheels has fallen Oh
y l AnnrmnnalV nripr fhn ,,aat .,,n ,AaI