The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-13
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
MORE OPPoSITIoN TO THE q. a. ".
IN RACING MATTERS.

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me National Cycle Track Association MAY
Hun Things without tho Consent OF the
Ienrue Next Y~oar-vanor Talks About MS
Observation-Disclosures Routes ana Notes.
Cycling has contributed another phrase to the
already picturesque vocabulary OF the native
sportsman. Tho new term 10 tho bicycle
blush" which was sprung by n Concy Island
regular on Sunday after q careful study OF the
bicyclists who fitted past the cool veranda
corner in which he sut rocking, tanning and
rofrcshing himself by turns.
Eyer can't beat that" he said. ct never
could swallow those yarns about tho hump, and
tho wrist and the other trimmings that got
twisted by them cyolin'' rooters.' but you can't
get away from that blush. Jest look Thorn ovor.
Every ono on 'em, knicker or bloomer, hos n
complexion to beat tho hull push padding along
tho beach. 'Taint sunburn. II might hev been
that six weeks ago, but it's gone to tho
roots now and It beats polished copper out
Of sight. When I .wus o kid I often
yE Sp t% Sway v. an, S s.ssisSs t Sa Z st doSk' fi saior
back to school with me that would suggest o
traveller, or a pirate, or an Injun. or sonetnin'
. crop OF friHzIed skin, and freGkies. But l
didn't hev q wheel. and I'm on to the game now.
cigar aiSSTe s sh9s w With sf tScy glow SRS e Of heath K s 4SGi q n out
through natures paint like Alike alvin
Here the philosopher paused to test the suction
Of two convenient straws, but his hearers admit
tod that the point was well taken. No better adj
csn t. foana q th sa0 P eSs lSoks s' Of bisy q iTaefii mai.
yidually and collectively. as they, pedal to and
their fellow eitiSon nlS Who travel on foot or rail.
summer umsy nsy bes at sps 20 Tns it Ra Singing ins f brush " oSeE
tho complexion, and they plunge along through
s sisneS sn Il f ths ve MaisGut Of m fsns ana snan sa a pihagdins
who invite their patronage.
the ioo-milo race at Manhattan Beach on Sat
urday. but was disqualified, was In town yes
t&std o4sr IL IL t rs.aIl d H IL 9 sso sif Ss s.s q ~ al i a a
sat tSs ss e sSSn hsS q RFosfs board 70 f Il Is tRs sen M :
n tho last mile iii a iTSoi 70 the s" tape. was directly ii paiy
eonversant with the regulations Of tho l. A: W.
admit that Referee Pitman's action was just.
To- TEH s SSa fsR05 asSr Ess,sPS%s ssl Eli!% ~ 9. ssi5 aiao.
has been declared an injustice; According to
a shS L i A fu III; r spSse ! Ts' t iSnR Esas ths sG ' @s a I
rode a great race, but he has only himself and
biz pacemakor to blame for disqualification.
the last mile | warned The pSscemskers to dssist
whom Q little over q lap from the finish. and they
to eeveral times. and tho official announcer.
through his megaphone. asked him to withdraw.
II @h sa' Il ff e so1 1s De- sp tSs e B RsfEsa f Is = ms saSSBs:
Of tho same team as Waller. his pacing to the
6 niasans no'TTdd. ia sot sss hS the s %nFn plSssss l0s sksi s1si
tho decision can alter the CASE"
Association, held In this city on Saturday night,
the chief topic Of discussion was tho failure OF
tns tsa fI6S oT the / t9 3 SECURE %l R SsnssiG baar 1r T Il T.
between the !. A. v. racing Legislators and the
TACT that the National Cycle Track Association
would eventually take q hand in the govern.
IN %SPs q s Sssi @Se en- tSts in iGHnlt steps ma we're Rel aiken G iGs
the formation ofthe organization last spring. and
next II s .sssaea The sso ass ss &ataoFl may ds sGise to t ran
races Independent Of the control Of the l. A. w
Ut Is Vol known that the executive officers
Of tho l. A. W. are only supporter,
v Wiss s SSSe % sot &c s sass sds o. Ss tSe orsani1 al ae
70 toq remove the control Of Of saoinF from the League
The revolt %a. Of 1b sns rssing %g I'M Gssg In C os,,siaia a:
q feeble attempt to run an independent orxanlza
tion. has developed into tho formation OF q
s,SSns a ssS assins i iats the seP Il a. If sas sens Tst
California Associated Cycling Clubs, which was
started eeversl months ago, Is now supreme on
the coast and there tB no reason why an at
tempt to take tho racing control from the
League throughout the country will not sue
sof course officials in the organization will
naturally ridicule such q movement, but my ex
eonvinces mo that such a step is being con
templated. Professional events, are now con
SSstsd a1 nSniSssls gss saa T ESsi sasb in .pt tbs S 9inss is b6 5H!
ever. are not recognised by the /. A. W.. ant
consequently do not bear a very strong regart
e eoantsd n npoS to Profess tas Allegiance RSssHn' st to tSe f /. 4. " y
Then It will be the organization that offers tn
most remunerative purses that will secure thu
big riders-"
bicycle parade will be hold at Brooklyn to
ciSteGS Cycling Clubs. in Which It is oxpeote'
over 2 thousand riders will participate. The Oh
Of the asphalting Of Leonard street. The parad,
will start from Grcenpoint avenue and Leonar!
ptroet at 9 o'clock. The route will DO through
avenue, around the fountain. to the Gran
statue, and return.
pointed Frank sullivan Smith Of 81 Wall stree
%F%sS srssste Of e tss DFe$Rf aaSta a1 s9is s'e eSm Of 1s
Ssa ras ae Como aoa asS Worc s,ts f Sass. ri e
S SisSf Fl 10 for es sS;5s1; and sm; SS3' od 5%P % shsFs s,s :
: ss s1S;o0q p Nv NJ ha; 5s s,sssdy and Se0e coS nPpStIiRss;'
six weeks on many, attschmssnts. The eomPSn;
with a capital stock OF $500. 900. On Sept. !
! 1896, Il made a mortgage to the Central Trus
!. iG ssas ? az YbS an tsS of Which fSf $685. $sSS:S 600 have sS s0S SseS q I.
sued and are outstanding. Default has beel
made ON tho interest and foreclosure proceed
: ings wero recently commenced.
, Tho liabilities OF tho company are 5000, 900, a
, follows. Outstanding bonds, $32O,0 900; duo 70
materials. $93, 600; notos for materials, ga,
600; notee for advances. $77, 900; mortgages OF
plant at Worcester, $4,000; at Middletown
@95, 900. The nominal Rsscts are $505 900, cor
sisting OF real estate at Mlddletown to tn
amount OF S1o5. 000; tools and materials Their.
1920 900; real estate at Worcester. 100000