The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-28

seconds. Second heat. Cabanne won. by two
lengths. Time, l minute 81 20 seconds.
Racing men and members Of the L. A. W. feel
IN f1ff ailinR to "s elect tn aed send d a Fbasanf Am %sstsEs
representatives to the international worlds
the past two years America has been without
representation in those races. a matter which
the retired list. said to a reporter @" Of I noS SUI
The international championship races will
be e held at Vienna on Sept. s. 10: and II under
t Hnio aus 81 %SicS Of tb the {. International n I %smb CyclRissts it,
failure OF the League to send a rider over to
those events. has provoked considerable III
manifested. The, Canadian, whselmeen''ss Assoc
ford to represent the association. and yet we
have the L. A. w.. a .well-to-do organization
Tho fset th;at a tRe feHRns de shs sa : Bic enI ae T
from, racing is excellent reason that a sum
fa be appropriated to send g representative
numerically and weaker financially. can senda
rider to represent the Canadians the, L. H..W.
associations whenever American riders conn.
petod in the international events held on the
f 4shsf tS stss 9 %e shS S yasG rad i Ef rs G f1e to t al tb 6efs
9Gwp eypenge. II the Racing Board Of the l.. A.
AND an; h had H made sS to se q de e ffsPFtsiss1t ssETs abroad b PSd
season the competition. among the riders to
earn the much-coveted trip would have added
to- send men to the championships this year
Ti6l G dePaTtlye 81 th he o Taat = It q any portion o.
to be overlooked entirely"
FOR wBEELMEN.
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Ferry from New York; 20 70 Bedford AVENUE and SH foi.
low to Eastern Parkway; follow latter to Stone ave-
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Syenae TO WWerriick road; 70 springneld. Lynbrook: |
): >: VI. j. is not necessary to register to be-
races in this class under the auspices Of the 1. A. W.
should e sent % Albert Mott, & ch fSGT SPP I. 4 w..
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Gunpowder River. Cub Hill. LauraviiIe.
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avenue. to Bloomaeid. MontclSir. Verona. CALDWELL,
Franhlin, PM BTook. pArstgp,ny. DenVille, Rock
II. 9. Acker;-FTom Tompkinsyille. 9. l., to Bristol,
Pa. ride TO Stapleton. Clifton, Concord, aarrstson'
Grant City. New Dorp. Eitingviile, Annad;is. Princes
Bay, Pleasant Plains. to TOttenvilie; at this point
, Z 2 ferry across to Perth AWboy and ride through
lin Park. Kingston, Princston. Layrenceviile. Tren.
Tourist,-From New York to Buttzyille, N. J.. fol.
route published in THE Sun today as far a.
Trenton; continue to Trenton junction via west Estate
20 Birmingham. Washington Crossing. Titus.
yiile, Moore's Station, LAmbertville, Centre Bridge,
LnMberySi in Point Pleasant, FrenehtoTn, Milford,
LACE. Washington, Oxford Furnace. to ButtEviile.
keader.-Yos. Taylor rode IN, 1897, Your other
cannot be answered fully in these columns,
your impression is wrong. He has changed his
Alfred GsutsuE;EFrom ,Yonkers to ,Nepperhan.
'ollow Sawmtll. River road to Gray Oaks, and then
axe the Nspperhan speedway to Nepperhan,
o Dune1len, N. j., ride To West l2Ath street and
AXE the ferry to Fort Lee; continue TO tho Hudson
boulevard, to the Newark plank road, "a
Newark. then ride along Broad street to Clinton
venue, Y, iryington, and through Hilton, Millburn,
IprinEaeld, Scotch Plains. and PlAinneld to Dunei.
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