The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-10
Tho following runs have been arranged by
the local organizationB for tomorrow:

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Henry, r. Quicker Of Boston, manager of Nc
Duffee. issued the following statement yester-
day:
To THE Ep1roR OF THE suN-Sir: Eddie McDuHeo
Of note this year with the exception of Tom Linton,
whom We offered TO race on any track, he to name
year, We hereby recognise MeDudes as the champion
niddie-di,tane rider Of the world. and stand ready
ing won more middle-distance events and broken
world, il certainly worthy Of tho title.
FOR wHEELMEN.
Plains. NY. ride to South Wilton and, through
ToxpeEs, Haxiiispd H0liooy, faTIins. Quaker Hill
A Daily Reader.-From Philadoiphia to Richmond.
T VS:;s via p, Gst, y 6raG6 and s ESpAS 1S Cave T take the E. Lon-
and Paoli; continue to Green Tree. Malvern. Valley
f SSsfs, od mS1sinEii PioT%RhiiR tS aCP:e cf fnsosconr.s %f Bipd.
INLAND, GoiuR6i WrtghtsySiile; York; HaCktown'
E f1aan T0p Of Mountain ssMinl'WSSSy; neSboTo IA.
E%erstqwn, Falling Water. MHEtinsSurG, Bunker HI.
EEdin in5ass, iMo Miaai SsSFson. SNt s% @nEket WG to EaFay
Cave; continue to Harrisburg, stAunton. Basic City.
Ses%c:ci. Gordonsyiiis. Tnionviiic, ParkerS store.
SS 6a6Seli ImS F5re dc a'Gs6S Bowling Green
NOTES.
The Morris Wheelmen Of this city will hold their
annual club races at the Columbia Oval on next Sat-
The Hrst annual race meet OF the New York Fire
mems Cycle Club will take place at Berkeley Oval on
Special spssi %coa aeS Si SetTee en0tdhi the local ar re1Sef' and p es
hcemen will be held.
with n a. R5slMIRl dRasYI t seEs; R EsBSI Fsyl for h his d 5ss:
some riding which indicates that he will take a lot OF
miles in II minutes 2 seconds. which Is within four
hfths Of a second Of the worlds record made by
Linton q week ago. His fastest mile was ridden In 1
minute 81 16 seconds
held at n the Mine ona Fair GPoundS on se mt: 20 ~ The be
events are: novice, halt-mile
t faoGldfP' SS9dioaS. hi taadsRR.. hf P !; SSXs EsIf:
sISss n sn5 SsIPss.' 4 With Thomas Lloyd. Tinecia'
4, century run from Brooklyn to Amityyille, l.. L.
spices Of the Montauk Wheeimen OF Brooklyn.
Racing men favor unlimited pacemakfng In all
1t is expected that Cordang. tho Dutch racer, will
make An attempt tho latter part Of this month to
c. Kelton leads the mileage competition Of the Mas
Eau Wheelmen Of Brooklyn with over 10000 miles to
The road officers of the Carlsbad, N. j.. Cycle Club
are arranging to hold an open century run on
The ten.mile interclub road race promoted by the
Castle Point Cyclers of Hoboken will be held on
,fhe wheelmen of the Pacific coast seem to have
SG TesSft the @ WS shor Of e th6 SF [. a. ". sG Is Being TST pSsh Cd
vigorously In California.
hold a century run to Oakdale and return on Sept, 10.
A meeting Of the Executive Of the Good
Roads Association Of Brooklyn will DO held on next
W~hoeimen going to points on Long Island via Bed.
ford avenne can dodge the Bedford hill by turning
into st. Marks avenue, which 10 the second thor
Albany avenue and thence to the Parkway when go
ing east. When going west Ride to Washington ave-
nue.. These avenues arc fully asphRlted and well
shaded.
GGEIen 1nGn avenue .,nstfd is s os In Irss s!E SiHE F TSsa;m.n =,
Brooklyn was held on Thursday night. 1t was de-
cided TO hold the annual race meet Of the orRAniza-
tfon on election day, probably at Lynbrook Driving
Park. The following officers were elssted: President.
mer; Secretary. Benjamin Anchell: Treasurer. Will
liam II. Cornils; Assistant Secretary. Charles r.
Tllgner; Captain. Robert H.. Hills First Lieutenant,
Frederick ], Kirsoh: Second Lieutenant. George A.
Meeder; members of Board Of GOVERNOR. class Of
Oarl Berger and Sidney Wood; class OF 1899,
Frederick Richter and John p. LAmmerdin.