The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07

the new game is exciting to play. and GER
81 so6 nss 1Hs S e IS n Fsada ifienit tor tS a e safee sHff!
provides a means Of utilizing the football pitch
The chief difficulty we have at present is q con-
fusion In the minds otcyclists and the public the
At present there are. three separate styles.
American, irish and English. The first Is. not
are ppeI used led me il can neT never er be- be m fS5re' than tn No q t Trick,
riding exhibition at best, and not al, all q field
snort. The Irish game Is fast and simple. re-
stringent of;side rule, which quite alters It
from the English game. The latter. as played
three. as it keeps scoring down. gives great
scope for trickiness and speed in riding and in
manipulating the ball."
INFORMATION FOR w~HEELMEN.
W. (. G.-1. Would suggest that you inquire when
you reach Philadelphia, "a there are several roads
i FGiindslp rS sne c 1as'' the pf Ferry a 1t t the B SaS fg 70 st. t.
George, 8. l.. then ride to Tompkinsyille and through
ent Plains. to Tottepville;, cross ferry 70 Perth Am
wick, TFanfiin Park, Kingston, Princeton, LawPcncs-
vile, Trenton. Morrisville. Tullytown. Bristol. Bridge
ford to Phiiadelphia.
town. h \. 3. ride t6 M HSff aas!fH% RfSor: and Al; a. cS % MHfei To-
the terminus Of the Shore road. taking the ferry to
Chatham, Madison, and Crescent Station t Morris,
town BIT, The roads are No in 9 Srs.,c Ia e.. condition; ,,,,,
feTry at East Ninety-ninth street to College Point:
ride to Flrshing, and continue to Jamaica; from this
&$9ds5nSs. cedaFhSrst' tex Eras e Far hostaTay::
rW W; Mat third strssa ferry Nsy TO So R%Fo tG ( sPeG %SS t. f Bsd'
ford avenue and follow that thorpughfare to Eastern
through Lynbrook. Rockville Centre. Mili6urn. Free.
s sHes; T fsiip. East sS IsliP. o a@a!,Es's sayv Ril%SiSs ,BaHp Srg
IIntehSgue East PstehSgue, BeIlP1rt South Haven.
Riverhead. Aquebogue, Jamesport, Mattituck, Cutch-
oE T Ard sSuthold to Gressnp9rt. D,-. ,.u,,, ,,,.
Hudson County Boulevard; continue TO Communi.
Montclair, through Verona. Caldwell, Franklin. Pine
BrG2si par1vl aIpsry H De11tyiIle. RWG %as T s RSyer'
Branchyillc, Dingmans, N. j., to Dingmans Pa. MIL
ford TO Port Jervis.
route to Asbury Park published in The Sun on Aug.
& then go through Belmar, Spring Lake, Sea Girt.
Cedar Creek. Forked River. Barnegat,, M~nnahawkin,
Mex. P P5Fsf kep a u s%itiivi hsT oc S q G GGsse1a.
Pleasantville to Atlantic City. The distance is about
~ Il. G e T,LF f69 Fq Sex A Yor TX F TO b o2eaiI " J.. follow
route to Port Jervis published in TIE SUN to-day as
To rae EDITOR OF TIE sux-Sir: / notice in your
issue Of to-day, a bicycle route from New York to Bos.
that portion between Ponghkeepsie and Hartford,
EaHS ri 4 GTeF 5t tive rGnf thssa s sSRas i sev e9nns imss and /
And the following route much better than the one
sinSaE 6an nat9nhSNI ofitd fGnE WinstSSS. ic6 ShaTS4i ha and
H Il sSSsIi BY ES9 i14n from + ON W VHmH tS, to s l1,lS then
~ Dulltlu anu lukhtlu HpInt tIlEky lllCH II bhNtu,
and the roads arc quite as good az by way of Hart
ford. Trusting that our wheeling friends will see
this change in route before they tackle the many
miles of Litchheld hills, l am yours truly,
HARTFORD, Aug. 3. n. d. HoLBRooK.
Ell W.-From New York to Holmdei, j.. fol-
low the route to Asbury Park published In THE Sun
on Ang. Q as far as Fairview; then ride to Red Bank.
and through Ieedsville to Holmdel.
j. r. .W.-From Montclnir TO Middletown. N. Y,
ride to Upper Montclair. Cedar Grove, Little Falls,
Singac. Mountain View, Upper Preakneas. Pompton.
Oakland. Darlington. Mahorah, Sufern. Tuxedo Park.
Ramapo, Turner's, Monroe. Oxford. Greycourt, Ches-
ter, Goshen, Denton. Bolsontown to Middletown.
NOTES.
A meeting OF the New Jersey division of the Con-
fury Road Club Of America will be held at Montclair
tomorrow.
The L, A. W. professional championship races are
open to the world this season.
Tho Nassau Wheelmen of Brooklyn will be repre-
scented in the races at the national meet at INDIAN
apolis next week by Messrs. Van Colt, Collect, and
HOusman.
The National Board of Officers OF the Century Road
Club Of America will hold a meeting at Indianapolis
on Aug. 4.
The New Jersey Amateur Racing Association will
hold a meeting at the VailsbuTR track on Aug. 20.
The events will include a half mile novice race, quar-
ter mile open: one mile handicap, half mile handi-
cap, one mile and a half mile tandem, one mile race
for the New Jersey division championship.