The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-07

Escord. TOTO ritssi an made By ,. n Lang Of Pore
A meritorious rice yed., he. been Granted - Lane
5oJs ousdruPlet century. made oct 10 ana ~ ies1'
A meritor,ous ride medal has bssn granted 70 O. ".
F rs5t Of Jsr'eS City for q ousdruple century msos
Road Clubof America will DO held next month.
Tho following ticket has been nominated:
For President, w. R, Krieten.tein; Indiana; I'm,
yicePresident II. n. Marshall, wisoonsini Secretary.
O. w. Mears, Ohio.
A new cycling association has been formed In
trIs TO omEo psSsd c9mPetltiGn sna r1 Tfsc.
triques, Paris, as the organization will be known,
proposes during the coming season to provide
hour. day, or trial ia p' For training spins & pro.
yfdes an electric tandem and accumulators TO
racing man, for a half hour daily. are to
be about $50 a month, and for two racing men
for one hour a day, about $50 q month. and SO
on. For pacing in races up TO 100. kilometres
there is a carefully drawn up schedule of prices,
and in excess of that distance special prices will
makers will bo in big demand abroad this year.
President Matthew GLIB of the Century
Wheelmen has appointed the Following COM
mittees for the present year:
MisaseNE. Y; Brendon. ,. O. Klinter. J. ". Brad
ffours@c. Krse N, hF1 ). II. walsh. W. II. Anderson.
Al Boston, "; NJ, ssaword and o Meyn: 49,.
o' INssiSS ana n e. Il. S juno mlsn"-"' H. AnnA
House. Horace Enos, =. L. Latham. Q: N. Hender-
son. + Biegen. Jr;w. B. Crane. H. L. aeary andJ.
Ente%I.a,4pToSt.J; J; Mcersns; n Appel. J. O.
hemborship-w A. Walker, q. J. Rraemer. A. Wal
Flnance-wardo Binglcy. y. @. Brown. and Q. Il.
R RsGmM; e; t to ne ep New So' Sort d.. A soSdst cy.
cling Ciubs-wilIiam Il. KiinFor. wardo Bingley and
ReprestntstIyes to the L. A. W: state Board of ON.
cers.wardc Binsley. W. H. Makay. ]. H. Goodwin
Representative to Local Consulate. L. A. WE. v.
Brendon.
During the spring month"; now at hand. when
the streets and roads are, likely to be wet much
and expense should have most thought for their
tires. Many tires have been condemned as lack.
the extra wear and tear Incident to being ridden
on wet roads. because all tires are cut and pnno-
fact susteV w %pi known rSenl to r WPse .R goods ssG m %Disf ni,s
Rubber whom being cut in a factory to shape
Pieces Of shells. tin, and shsrp bits Of crushed
ss0 Do s sFs P'ssa amase s to ti4ss. and Sn m Il Is just at t0 sSis
time OF the year that they make the most
Ing new tires several times a season iS no object
need not heed wet roads. but many cyclists. who
have learned through experience the extra
oughly dry.
A meeting Of the Good Roads Association OF Brook
Ign will be held tonight.
Tom Linton, the middIedistance foreign rider. 10
now training at the Charles River Park track, Boston.
The reclng s"ason will open At the Charles River
Park track. Boston. on April 10.
The Ravens Cycle Club OF Now York has decided to
e eS'S n an open n sfnt Sn o run on s sur e. Max Max, 3D. S,,I r9ur
through tn" largest number OF survivors,.
Tho Crescent wheelmen will hold their opening
club run OF the season on March 81 to Riverside Park.
II. n. and II. Kills name 10 Charles Kaser.
A meeting of the Century Wheelmen will DO held
tonight.
The Clio wheelmen of Jersey City Heights have
started to make arrangements for an open century
run. to be held early next month.