Evening star., 1898-08-24
CHAIRMAN MOTIFS BULLETIN.
Matters of Interest to the League O
American Wheelmen.

American Wheeimen.
The following bulletin has been issued by
Chairman Albert, Mott of the l.. A. w.
racing board: Il 1h
The National Colosseum Company Balti-
more, Nd, has been granted sanction for
i a national circuits meet on October /. The
quarter-mile championship race has been
assigned to this meet, scoring 60, 40, 80,
20 and 10. . =
The following t. the score in the national
championship: Bald, Tf37; Mcfarland, HI;
Kimble, 115; Major Taylor. 115; Cooper,
80; Arthur Gardiner2o76; Freeman, 81; O.
Il: Jay Eaton, 10: Tom Butler, 8: Bowler,
Z: Fred Sims 81. DIR. Brown, 5; Jaap Eden,
4 Becker. 4; William Martin, 4; Nat But
Ter, 3; Karl KaSer. 3; Bourotte, 2; c. NJ.
BY, 2; Hills, jr,ss q Ktser, 2; Watson Cole
man, l. 40
J. A. Hitchins. South Boston, Mass. has
been restored to the sanction privilege
The Westchester Driving Club and track,
Westchester, Pa, National Park, Milwau-
kee, Wis, and the track at Peabody, Kan,
have been placed upon the list of those to
which sanctions VIII be refused; cause, I'M
sanctioned races.
Registered-No. 2 136, A j. Dyer, Chase
Mills, Me-, 100; Luther c. Johnson, Will
mington, Del; 1909, Frank Schaefer, Ca
nal Dover, Ohio: 3,070 Fred c. Stevens.
Ottumwa, Iowa; 3,071, Frank Costello, St.
iIOctoy o,pfA, SHdIleS hdIHeS
City, Ind; 3,073, George W. Alden, Akron.
Ohio.
Amateur records accepted: One-half mile
triplet against time. unpaced. made by j.
X. OMara, George Walther and Charles
t. Pease at Newby Oval, Indianapolis,
Ind, July 4. 1898: time. 0.50 1-5.
I"o-m1ie handicap, made by F. L. Krae-
mer % at Newby Oval. August 13, 1898: time,
All Handicappers, George L. Mccarthy,
Paul I. Aldrich and w c. Hunter
Two to five miles competition at Newby
oval, August y, 1S9S-Two miles made by
Z; j. Wagner, time, 3.53; three miles,
ner, !47 1-5; five miles, Gibson, 9.43 1-5.
Professional records accepted-Two-miIe
handicap, made by E. C. Bald at Newly
Oval, Indianapolis. Ind. August IL, 1895;
G L. Mccarthy and Paul l. .Aldrich
Two-mile multicycle handicap. made by
W. p: Becker, A. C. Mertens, Nat Butler
ana ana, william ,s Martin, 5a on quad. at Newly
Handicappers. w. G, Hunter, G. L. Nc
Carthy and Paul I. AldrIch.
suspension removed: w. J. Ashdown, F.
A; Robishaw, NJ. ]. Calhoun. Cleveland,
Omo; ). V. Daniels, E. c. Daniels, Fla
delphia Pa
Transferred to the professional class: w.
J. Ashdown, F; A Robishaw. NJ. J. Cal
board; j. " Daniels, E. c. Daniels Fhila-
delphia. clause %; o. T. Custer. Hillsboro',
Ohio. clause (d; Frank Schaefer, Canal
Dover, Ohio; Fred C. Stevens, Ottumwa,
Iowa: Frank Costello, st. Louis Mo;
Frank karnes, Hartford City. Ind, own
request; Selva Mcmillan, PEBBLES, Ohio,
clause %; Jay w. Joseph, Denver, Col,
own request; Max Christianson. Monte
Oscar v. Babcock, New York, clause Id,
vote of board; o. Nikirk, Edward Wilbur,
L. f. Sawtelle, Charles Ridltnghafer, s.
Fulcher, Samuel Edwards, Ed. Brognuier,
Roy Chapline, Peabody, Kan, clause (a).
Suspended: Charles Dodd, Plainfeld, N
j., to September g. 1898, unsanctioned
races; W. K. Sibley, Brooklyn, N. Y, to
ssptember Sept a5t !. 1895 failure to ride Charles
uei D Heed, Lionel Hall, w. H Cox, Ru-
pert Bonsall. Julius Schmidt, F. D. Heed,
Marriott Paxson, R. Passmore Strobe.
Chandler. Passmore Hoops, Howard Heed,
Walter Broomal1, Westchester, Pa, to Sep
tember =. 1885, unsanctioned races: L NJ.
Morgans Nanticoke; George M. Sarley, Ber-
Thomas K: Lee, Carbondale; George H.
Harry: Mahoneyo City, Pa, to September
Zz 1888. false entry. l
peting In unsanctioped races while under
suspension. Ed Wilbur, Charles Riding
hafer. Samuel Edwards. Ed Brognuier and
hoy Chapline, to November %, 1898; COM
petng in unsanctioned races with suspend
ed men.
Bert King. vi. H,aBiggs. Earl seltzer,
Clem Russell. Frank sBatterill. 9. IA. Cor
anfiou, Stephen MGGinnity, George P.
Stone, w. q. Anderson. H. s. Hall. c. I.
Hlmstreet. w. A Himstreet, G. C. Collins
and w. w. Oudkirk. Denver, Col, to Sep
tember IA. 1898; pacing an unsanctioned
event on Sunday
Charles H Arnold, Wakefield. R. l.; H.
f. Brown, Kingston, r. L.; Frank Cham
pun, Perryville, r. l.; to September 3, 1898:
competing unknowingly in an unsanctioned
race.
r, c. HeaIy and Charles HeaIv AIarton
r. T.; G. w. Downing, Wexford, r. l.; to
October 1s, 1898, knowingly competing In
an unsanctioned race. Fl. w. Bradway,
Amherst, Mass; to August IS. 1898, failure
TO ride: 81 w. Walker, Concord, N. H.;
until affidavit of travelling expenses is I'LL
ed. 7. S. Murphy. Lowell. Mass; to Sep
tember 2, 1898; foul riding. q. johnson.
Cambridge. Mass; to September 2, 1898;
failure to ride to win in a handicap.
Sanctions granted: Huntingdon Driving
and Athletic Association. Huntingdon, Pa,
September 2; Orwigsburg Agricultural and
horticultural Society, Orwigsburg, Pa,
September o.
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