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sumably in order e appear more English, Il
to be regretted that the fair sex should 90
ings OF their mothers and prove false 70 their
national character" .. ,
ss. Ths5S Is Sg 2TS % e. BuG a 90 the
fears hat u may both directly and and indirectly
preludiee, the city IN the race for the national
Snd sff BSo as e Sso IBS RSpSSd and
& Wilson was = hard Wogfes - ItSs sadsascs + =
with the outlaws and being ruled Oh ali League
chSsers have S Been TH cold % doESRe % to The entRp
sasm OF Buffalo League followers Bpston's
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tion. There Is likely to be one under the
auspices of the new organization II It con-
think that this will go to. Buffalo. as there nre
three leaders OF the revolt who come from that
city.
A Sommittee Of the new American Racing
tion, and by-laws. On Monday meeting OF
track owners will be held here at which It Ia in
tended to proceed toward periectng an organ.
that is likely TO be adoptei is that q dividing
the country Into districts. with local board aud
Chairman In ench district. and oyer all ma
onG Mhot GthHHthTmap whose drtss E be smiISr
On each local board the racing men Will. have a
representative and room will be loft for the
hromotinR associations also to be represented
Tho plan seems to be modelled somewhat after
the system now in use In France, whore the
track owners have union and the racing men
Racing Board here on which both sides will no
represented II Is honed that this plan VII
have Been she trosbe wtS The sport in France @
.According:to the specifications Of the authori--
ties the bicycles for the German Army must
not exceed thlrty-flve pounds. The contract
also stipulates that the manufacturers must
make all repairs free OF charge during the first
year.
The following runs will be held by the local
bicycle organizations tomorrow:
9roSiisp R.msler. ". .aroSfign New hocSsii.'
Century WheSimen, " -. ,MsnhSttSn. BERGEN Point.
pauntless r. G. wimen Mania ttSn. .coney Island.
Defender Wheemen. BROOKLYN Fort Hamilton.
Laniriro wheeimen. 80. Manhattan. Blind Run.
Macon Tomb
Madison g ~ Wheelmen. = ht Manhattan. .TSrryt9yn:
National AZ A. 2 Shlmen @ Rro9klE1 LLying'to9
81 George Bicycle Club Man an. .Roefawsy Beach,
81. AiphOnsuS WRim' n y Manhattan dreenyiie:
b. George Wheelmep Manhattan, Eagle Rock:
Waverly Bicycle Club. Brooklyn. College Point.
NOTES.
record. held by Warren +. Taylor viii be made to-
morrow by q Mertden. Conn, rider named Curtis
The start will be made from here at 1890 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
A closed race meet will be held by the Morris
Wheelmen ut Columbia Oval this afternoon.
Cyclists travelling uptown by way of Madison ave-
will do well to take Fifty seventh street from
Madison avenue TO Fifth avenue and then Fifty
eighth street TO Eighth avenue because the block be-
tween Madison avenue and Fifth avenue on Fifty
eighth street IL in frightful condition.
NEw HAVEN. Oct THE withdrawal OF at. Louis
from the National L. A. W. circuit led the New Haven
Cycle Club to petition the L. A. W. for the meet
transferred to this city The fye.mile national
championship for points will be contested by the
Coulter will race and there will be three amateur
events.
An attempt to establish a record between
Warrington ID. c.. and this city will be made to-day
by Louis r. Smith OF the Arlington Wheelmen OF
Washington. Smith Ia scheduled to leave the Capt.
tol at $50 O'Clock this morning, and he hopes to
reach New York by $3.50 O'Clock TOMORROW morning.
From New Brunswick here Smith will he paced by A.
9. Taylor and +. II. Peterson of the Royal Arcanum
Whoelmen of New York. The record between the
two cities is 2I hours and 80 minutes. made by
Lieut.. Wise, U. s. A.