New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
CYCLING.
NOMINATIONS FOR DISTRICT REPRE-
sFNTATTvEs ANNOUNCED.

x.Sx or THE OLD MEMBERS AGAIN NAMED
ON THE 1IcKEr-ncHAEI.T MATCH
TO-DAY AT MANHATTAN BEACH.
w g. Bull. the secreary-treasurer' anno"",.
yesterday the nominations for representative IVA
the various districts Of the New-fork STATE Nv
sion OF the League OF American Whee'ine"'
nominations for the First District which inc'uoeS
- 81, p,hrrond and Wesiches;er counties
are as follows: ,,. rob,
George r. Rdwc Malcolm 81 z n1tdFsmTSn B 5op
=. Clark Eugene A CroN. Ut /" III ~ IrnhiSher
Matthew r;lhb Dr. CALVIN !. Harrison Ion ms
Herte, charles Heyei' EHT P61 I DR. Frank A.
Myrick Joseph Catman, Ge3rs. - o,is Rosen-
Henry q. pifard, Isaac - no r"" ssi,o and Charles
second bsirc, kings Queens and Sn 6aTls cooP-
Cele ~ W bye. iiuyer Ellison Waldo r tnneI'
Wsicr NJ Me.eroe Michae Furs;. t GhSrTT T.
Oberinayer George 7. S'ehbins ana r@"""'
Third ns,g, ' Wsshins,on warren Hamilton
E Psn$ FrsnKn Gnton' schentctady MSntson
1iHSdcrbiII R-hsrd w. Rob and Il o. Folger co-
Fourth District tWdync. 0swrgo C Ggatds Midi
s"m' - onnjoa Senect Yaes Ontario Steu6en
and Schuyler counticsl-GeorSe ~ MOTIFS anu "
Fifth District chemurs, Rroeme Ghenanso' O." or
Beayare sgIiya 5r, i,Sd P Pumpkins and
'rIoga countics,- Samuel j Latham ana i'"'P" -
s,JtS District Niagara Orleans Genesee, WON
IN Erie Livingston. Cattaraugns uItnrHtrs'
Monroe and Aleeany Rsstoho and Viii
William II. Baker Charles l b"S''"' anu
lam W. Armstrong
or INTEREST TO WHEEiMl-\-
VIVA, will urobaniy bo the last paced race Of ms
.eason will take place at tho Manhattan h'nc"
,racl to-day tween Michael and Major Ta!'oT'
the coored ride. The distance vi" he wen
miles and each will have unlimited PACE ~"
contest ought to be a good one. provicei ina u"
nacinc teams arc anywhere near evenly na''"
n they ere no., ii may prove 20 b" runaway
race for the man with The best pacenakers. Inc
colored man recently beat Mic, aeI in maiCn rae
M mile heats and the friends az tle H!IuSs' o.,
Sa defeat Teyo ID hard h az a T?Th %; ne
&C. reu0rfcd tG have Travelled ter ml9S az Il.
TO Which &. suspciously close to M NJ
worlds 5yccTd msd@ ny hH'on III. fastest mile
was 7 Is according t. NE h., Sa nsn"s tn dcfent
Michael In addition TO this race tGere W faste Sg
three short races for which mony OF me fss Th
Pas are announced TO begin ~ 8 p NJ
Tho members 81 The Century wheelmen Of this
CITY who have been watching their ciuoma'e'
freddy Edwards. make continuous centuries, aie
,h mt on, ~ the illness OF the little fellow
rdvards was expected 20 arrive In TINS CITY III d
few. 6,vs and his friends were getting reaoy 10
range pace for hin while he was mere. h""''''
was taken IN Punalo from the South Inc cna"H
IN he Wcatnei Va 'V Ser cold which settled on
his ch.s, and his physicians warned him thas hs
WoE ridden Two hundred AMI fft corse uiive cen
turies in many days Whel ne We" er,,,rcs q. soon
as ne is well enough 70 be CH ~ va in exceiien,
Ref9iH oonr d ,resscted fvs pounds more than h.
did when he s;ar;ed on his sefInpostl % resent
riding So consecutive centuries w''h''' '"e p'e'0'
year.
with the consent Of Chairman Mott 1t has been
1cha
"a tho nrogrowr,e arranged 10y the Associated
cycling Clubs of Philadelphia for their annual cir
emit ,ournamen: at Tioga September H. This
was agreed to yesterday afternoon when sane
,ion va. received to hold tsyo j.. 4. W. champion
shin races The two-,ne lract Dad already been
swarded to con nn mee VIII n endeavor to secure the
third mile National championship. when %n on
Sd q, the circuit entered should produce
some Of the most exciting finishes In botn races
,wo CHAMPIONSHIPS was 'dsciaed on in order TO do
away with all special races between 'he crach"-
Jacks. as had at first been suggested
rhe annual election Of the Rushwtck Wheelmen
was held at the clubhouse In Brooklyn on Thurs
DAY night. The contest was friendly one a..
though there opposition candidates ror seVeai
o. the Offices The successful candidates were John
T. DELANEY president: W. II. Schirmer, vice-pres'-
dent: benjamin Ancheil. secretary; w H. Cornlis'
treasurer: r. II. Hills captain: F. J. Kirsch. first
lieutenant: G. A. Meeder. second lieutenant
The second century OF the Montauk Wheel
men Of Brooklyn. will take place on September IN
Uomen riders are not barred. The slow division
will leave Atlantic and Pennsylvania ayes. NJ
a. m and the fast party at T" n NJ
Charles Earl Of the Kings County Wheelmen.
has issued a challenge TO meet any amateur rioer
in a paced race at any distance, from one mile 70
one hour Earl Is AT work at the Manhattan Bcacn
track and he Is riding ia better form than ne mas
shown before in n long time.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Associates
Cycling Clubs of Long Island will be held on sep
,ember 10 at Baders Hotel General matters OF I'M
portance will be discussed. among which are tho
associations annual bowling tournament and the
,nter-club team road race. which Is also yearly
contest An amendment to the constitution Is also
20 I've acted this meeting
Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sen.l'1g their names and adj
dresses 20 the Cycling Editor Of The 1rlbuns'
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