The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-11
NEWS OF THE wHEELMEN.
F0RBrGN ASSOCIATIONS PREPARED
TO SUPPORT THE L, A. ".


TO SUPPORT THE 4, A. ".
Hembers Of RivsI Organizations Here VII
Not he Recognized Abroad-Plans for
New Year Ride to TRrrytown-PrinoipaII
at the Garden Put on Motifs Black Lat
According to wheelmen high in authority In
the governing cycling associations in Europe
the foreigners will not countenanoe the new
racing associations in process OF formation in
this country in opposition to the L. A. w.
An of1clal warning to racing men who aspire
to ride In Europe and who have violated the
L. A. ". rules Is contained in a letter from
Henry Sturmey OF London. the Secretary OF
the International Cyclists Association, which
reads as follows:
In view OF the revolt Of racing men against
the J.. A. W. IL appoars that there Is o certain
amount Of misconception as to the position OF
things on this side. which It may be we'll to
clear mp at once. / notice that Arthur Gardi-
ner Of Chicago. ono OF the L. A. w. Buspends. is
proposing to visit Europe. and has stated that
the racing men abroad are with the dissenting
American riders. and that all European tracks
will be open to them. In case others may
be similarly misinformed. I think it we'll to
point out at once that with the sole
exception OF Spain and Portugal, Russia
and the eastern European countries. where
there are no unions and practically no racing.
every union In Europe 10 aflliated with the In
ternational Cyclists Association. and all are
unanimous In upholdinR the suspensions and
decisions OF any one OF their bodies, 80 that II
these men are suspended upon reasonable
grounds by the L. A. Wan afiliated body
they can take It from me as q positive fact that
that suspension will be uphold and that a
journey to Europe would be a useless one. for
they would certainly not be permitted to ride
by any ofthe European organizations"
The members Of the local clubs who take
pride in entering the annual competition ride
ssld Ts n o%pe I'll ran in ! t Etll a I,pSlg ilHa a rb big
The Race Committee OF the Associated Cycling
Clubs OF the city that will have charge Of the
will be added this year % increase the Interest
IN. the composition. The race will start. as
ciuted Clubs will provide checkers to watch the
progress OF the men.
The, officers OF the L. A. W. Racing Board
have been maintaining u close watch upon
SSSSttes the ssn a%Stsp n a End IRs sSSfsssIq sn.a riders r. r Who
pension from mt track privileges and heavy aYS' t Sass
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W WeSianstp e aer' p r; i Al 9 G J. as y; n. E "a NssTs. z ~, n
hilaebrandt., We. Mulvoy, Charles Holley. James
IA w.olp.g: W: D; clsl.nd. Al Novhouse. Buff
M,ner, F; F; n; aGSdmsn, j. p Williams. 7. Backe:
SsIi.hoqr. Atlanta IA ". ss5 /. 4. K Ki Gnap% csic;nR MGG Sss
Butler. Boston, L. II. Jefferson, Asbury Park. n. j.;
Saratoga. n. e., arr. each ancd $50 and Susnended
until hne is paid for competing in unsanctioned
Q. NJ. Ertz, New York. Is fined s7b for competing in
Snyinr bees tra rases ana 10 n tbr amateur mater s,o SvGn 4 after
Fonrnier and kiccard are lined $50 each and sus.
tioned races. |
Harry Heyae; John Gorseres Joe Leiyoriu. Harry
9lsngui. MT Dove. George Il. scribner. 6. satciheii..
fs0of n,95a; & Tis W; Grse ass Charles + DsyIs' l: N. Taylor.
MI; Fred c9ndsrs, Jr. J. II. Lake. Port Richmond.
Middle Village. n. y. are transferred to the profes.
snsd az. class .n rSs =, s snspscd Gr Eita en a professional and
a1 Ssiis s %s5;ia SSs a1.E: H ss3I'1,p slss.s, f !; ".
P PsgSP, w vfmsn P p MscIsiis GsCF S' = Ei Masss1: 1 Daniel
9 aSasTs55. J. 4; vIns sd,rfli C. + F4hne a,H !: Fam 4; 1G lin. o. hi Dc:
!: ss99sr: VII. HSsSsn sf sroofiyn n. \ 4: r. to arc su 4:
isss; Tor contrasting in nnsanetioned races
an Msn 500 %S and saspe sostSp; aa nRf h EeT Is paid Ia for co sno
psssng In nnssnctioned races.
land, Etienne stephane, Ulysses Monachon, Theodore
JISysn., Paris; Frsnk cis.ae. A!,stralla: Charles Miller.
s Isis : Franz fsness Vale Waller, sf Boston, tSai; F 4saa'T Ta r,.ssns Ssa
RSrai as"i I'd J. f Ba.soB' New e SorS ~, o. +; G. Smith,
Sweden; Earl Stevens. Bufalo; .Maxnus Gross, BROOK.
York; stephen FaIion. Jersey city; 4. q. Bi Son..
sssaf LESLIE ahsst eihia ssS a a9d Joe so He. e WaiRsisd R,1sseH Pa:
are nned $50 each and suspended for competing in
Charles Turyilie Is fined SIG additional, making
The track at Madison square Garden is s hnssdi 81. 900
md suspended from the sanction privilege until
Er.nsfer,ed to the Professional C~lass-Louis VIII
E .r !. u {. Everafd. I; J.: WS3dworth, Francis Sean
MILAN ~. Po sHuy T4s.n Z. 7, dPfNlH,y. j; i, Ihsyynsudt Gus
|ssoa. t Ses t orissni.. la L.: A %sissp Sa u; aar'; c @ aS..
Fa1 x; and %, z; 4; Mos as5 gssr14!oF Pc. \; y; Richerd
Suspended Pending InvsstiEston-warre wled;
aiSSIss G5IaSrI TIqSs:y: Ws.aipsEton, III u
@uspsndsta for repeatt SIw q Hdsns in rs a nsrme.
donea races. Harry .Caulkett, Elizabeth, Pa, to
March 1883. for unfair dealing In connection with
NOTES.
9, Paquin, an amateur rider of Fall River. has Gre
Ated q new American road record for 200 miles on O
bicycle OF IL hours Go minutes and ~
ga. Boyle has been reelected for another term as
T6e T%heeimen in ENGLAND have PLACED a memorial
, Ten oyer 9rG the the graSe Of 4; v; Harris the professional
a meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Century
II IL estimated that the Racing Board of the L. A..
:ional riders this year and over 5000 from the
for sanctions OF race meets.
A proposition will be submitted Mt the annual
meeting Of the Board Of Oaicers of the New York
State division on Dec. II that In the future meetings
the board be held in March, June. September and
December. :
Amateur racing during the season OF 1893 has been
failure.
The foreign r,cing men declare that the Canadian ]
Ultimate during the month OF September is untuita.
bio for satisfactory training. and an effort will bo
made e. have the worlds championship races set for
l; Twecdy, 20. will captain the Yale varsity bioy.
team next seAson. ]
Whist.
The first match for the Albany trophy. repre-
Ientine tho State championship for fours. was
played on Friday between tho Albany Chess 4
Whist Club. holders. and the East Side