New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

Presiden, Potter is sincere at present in his deter
! miratIon not TO be a candidate for reelection az
! Chief Consul Of the l.. a. w. in this State. lie
thinks that some else should step in and do the
| work hereafter Vce-COnsul t'nderhill, Of Science
| tady. may also decline a denomination he feels
that his business duties will take up all his time
| for the next few years The voting for the
Officials will not be until October. and many changes
can take place in that time II the work Of the
balot,ng vas to begin tomorrow the chances are
that Walter Jenkins, OF Buffalo would be elected
Consul It is, hoWever long time antii october
and several things may happen before then. Presi-
dent Potter stopped over at Poughkeepsie on his
way back from Saratoga to witness the boat races
his favorite college will win the big tomorrow
General regret will be expressed that Bald and
Cooper will not be seen at the wlnd-up OF the State
| circuit at Manhattan Beach Saturday. STILL the
Kings County Wheelmen have prepared attract
i've programme. and some excellent sport is
be The entry list is large one, and includes
most OF the fast riders who have been the State
| circuit. The race between Bald. Cooper and Klser
at Philadelphia on Saturday. coupled It is by a
time trial by Michael. will draw out large attend
ance Klser will probably be the favorte in the
betting. although The friends Of Bald think that the
! Buffalo man will capture the first place The win
will get percentage OF the gate receipts which
e the G cPca and gone on to %h his
trainer. 70 get accustomed to the track He passed
feren success the circuit 20 poor health. Cooper
SAYS thar he is now in good condition. although he
was able 10 early In the spring.
| In the mileage contest Of the Century Wheelmen
OF New-York. from March 20 June l. the mileage
OF the leaders is follows: Theodore F Haus-
chIldt. 37il miles: Cuny NJ. Henderson, 3.2oD; E s.
| Edwards SlG5 James V. Bradley. 2,s75; Edmund
Munck 2.624 Charles E. Thurston. 2,56l: E E. sey-
Le Hnr $50 william II Mackey, LAB In the
contest for most centuries ridden. T. F. Seymour Is
first. f. s. Edwards second. and Theodore F. Haus-
child third.
J. W. Conselyea-The route you ask about from
Ncwburg NewYork is follows: Take the
road leading through Storm King Central Valley
southaeld sioatsbuEg Allend ta Rldgewood and
good. but hilly in places.
The Logan Wheemen will hold run on Sunday
over the Hudson County Boulevard The next
meeting Of the club Will be held at the new club
house Monday night. TIE club will hold in
formal reception on June 80 and the members will
j Jnfy part i" Inc cycle paraae al f"'n0so' 0"
The chances are that the annual State meet OF
the New-York State Division will be held at
Saratoga next year The hotel arrangements were
not satisfactory. one hotel charging the cyclist
Ss S y Seis is b Gay r The race was eood
but the attendance was small, and the division
Saratoga in June could never be made profitable,
the season there does not open until several
The secretary OF the Harlem Wheemen has al
ready received many applications for blanks from
long-dlstance riders who wish TO enter the 100
mile contest at Manhattan Beach Saturday.
July 10. Entry blanks for same VIII be ready to-
da V and can be had the Harlem Wheelmen
Club rooms. No. q West One-hundred- and-twenty-
fourth-st.
Entrance blanks have been distributed among
competitors for the Excelsior Boat Clubs two days
n Get at Manhattan Beach on July and 8. Sprint
ers and distance men VIII md contests 70 their
liking on the card OF four amateur and TWO pro-
fcsslOnal races each day For blanks or intorina-
ton address A. Zabrskie. chairman, postotice box
22si New York city.
Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League Of American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending names and ad
dresses the Cycling Editor. The Tribune
CHAIRMAN MOTIFS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF THE L. A. W. RACING
BOARD.
Baltimore June 23-The weekly bulletin OF the
men was issuej to-day by Chairman Mott 1t is
In substance as follows:
Charges are made % pooling and dividing the |
stances and offender at least, states tnat IL IL
zone openly because II Is believed TO be legitimate
The statement is almost incredible But II 9rucr
that there may be MISUNDERSTANDING and no
feeling Injustice for the penalties lnnlcteu warn
ing is now given that. after this notice ana on I
conviction of such q sporting crime committed |
after this date. the Offenders Will receive severe
Ameteurs are warned that 10 wear the shirt |