The sun., 1898-01-24

The following claims nave also peen submitted
national record ii:sI4S u hours; national record
cs % 81 g. 60 mile miles New Jersey record ss:le 10; 81
Hsi Sss SstSez sISS y ssSsS
100 miles, national record. o:oiAsa.o; New York 70
Philadelphia. 8:3BSO; New York TO Philadelphia
and return l4:s4:so.
Otto Frischkorn. Chicago-Double century record
over the Elgn.Aurora course 1913
o. NJ Beck. Cleveland. o;.ohio records as follows;
mies. 1890; 10 hours, les miles; Cleveland to
Lincoln Cycle Club ohicaso-club oensur, record
Louis Rpps5.os Te5se Hsqse rec
a.sos miles; 6o.day mileage. o.+ss miles
John H; George. Philadelphia, Pa.-0o-day mileage.
W. H. Kueck, Colorado Springs. col-Year's mile.
sge 2o2l5 miles colorad, record; years centuries,
Frank R. Lang. Portland. Me-Maine records: So.
day century, 81 centuries; B0.day century. 5scen-
sa5!ss: sSday mileage. s.eos miles' ooday mileage.
Time Wheeimen. Philadelphia. Pa-poublo.een.
tury SURVIVOR record 2a survivors; club century
A. W. Edwards, Louisville. Ky.-Kentuefy record,
vs ssi %si i.isSs miles: miles: isa7 miles, 0's0
W.. who 10 located at London. writes to the
League announcing that all cyclers passing
itS says sssst
European cycle touring club to avoid the pay
n.cnt of customs duty. He says that members
are passed. with the least for,nalities. and that
IN q short time 1t is expected arrangements Will
Ss By On Tsh sEsS x
The Manhattan Bicycle. Club Of this city has
from from the L. A. ". as a League club. The rules
Of the League now In force compelling over
Ranization in order to qualify is held as obJec-
honable, and many leading organizations talk
Of Withdrawing. Some prominent members Of
the L. A. W. ranks is contemplated by clubs,
will present amendments to ths National As
Sg he s ot es
qualifications
The Brooklyn Good Roads Association will
hold It's annual banquet at the Clarendon
Motel Brooklyn. on Saturday night; CHAIR
viii be Edward Grouf, PRESIDENT Of the borough
hdgs e. RTo%sr sesa
York President of the Police Board.
The Associated Cycling Clubs of Long Island
bave decided to request the National facing
Board Of the L. A. ". to refuse the granting Of
Wholesale sanctions for race meets at any one
track TO any one association in Greater Now
wheeling clubs from holding their customary
race meets.
ns vlglant Cycle Club has elected the following
oncers; President g. schoenauer; Vice.Presdent. s.
stern Financial Secretary. g. Mayer; Recording Sec
fetary. 5. sllversten Corresponding Secretary. r.
MnIt; Treasurer. b. Lang; Captain. Z. Peterson;
LleltenanS. Mayer and l.. Levy; Color Bearer. II.
hosenstraus Bugler. @. Cohn.
y; w West axe has resigned the Presidency of the
Bnigepor Wheel Club. T. l.. Ferguson has been
elected TO succeed him.
The Prospect WheeImen of BROOKLYN have elected
the following Officers: President. H. Dalrymple;
vics,Presdent George Rogers: Financial Secretary,
wall; Recording Secretary. John BuTkei Treasurer.
witt aud c. Baxter
, The Mount Hope Cy clers OF fremont have elected
the following officers President, z. Wiiliams Vice
PRESIDENT Miss Ethel Soule; Treasurer. W. j. Dong.
lass Captain T. c. HaAb. Jr; LieutenaDts, G. Briggs
ana A. Whitley Color Bearer Charles Briggs.
steFllng Ell oft, Chief Consul OF the Massachusetts,
oNhion OF the l. A. W.. has appointed the following
members OF the State Racing board: George W. Rob
tnson. Chairman: A. .. Knight J. G. Kerrison II. A.
Keith. and =. l., HenkIey.
SYRACUSE Jan. 28-Fred Titus. tho bicycle racer. IN
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