The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
BTcYcLE RIDERS CLASH.
Dispute Between l.. A. W. and n. G. A. at
Twenty-second Regiment Games.

Twenty-seoond Regiment Games.
The struggle between the l.. A. W. and N. G..
A. for control OF racing spoiled the bicycle
sport at the fall games OF the Twenty-sccond
Regiment A. A. in the armory last night.
Col Franklin Bartlett was referee OF the
games, but In the absence OF Charles II.
Luscomb. the cycling referee. Frank
Isherwood president OF the reRimental
athletic association, assumed control.
He changed his mind with the rapidty OF
Kaleidoscope. II the l.. A. W. and the A. A. U.
live UP to their rules 1t is difflcult to see how
they can avoid suspending all OF the COM
petltors.
The programme contained the usual an
nounccmcnt that tho bicycle races were under
the sanction OF the L. A. W. Racing Board and
rules. and up TO tho last moment II was
understood that outlaws" would be
barred. The hnndcapping was done by
the J.. A. W. Official. who refused to allot q
mark 10 Howard Mosher Of Company II. the
well known n. c. A. racing man. Mosher came
to the mark however. and after protest by
the l.. A. W. men was allowed to start. All
the other entries then withdrew except W II.
Connors. Company II. and +. A. Perkins.
Company A. The latter fell after going few
laps. was knocked out for minute or So. and
then returned and finished the race. Connors
won, with Mosher second. Both are members Of
Company II. This gave the latter the lead over
Company l and raised another storm. " was
pointed out that the programme called for
s rS % rns: and o. by as,S. %e nS two
duced to Withdraw; Ths, did not
improve matters Us the J.. A y. riders refused
Mosher.
were thrown out. Leaving Company winner OF
the trophy with ~ points. The other scores
the games follow:
q ssysSy;y.ra dash h.ndIespIri..i h... son BY
Go%psnT T. : Ie.t. sss"nai Ar.sur F.lii.ab' Com:
ptpy fi Ssys ss' r Ss. ;ssrRS b,
W. Connor, Company II! A. 8. Thomson. Com.
EEsny 6 s . "; A. LossTS;: Company A. third.
u iis;Isrd Run: No!iGe. sesiSh-rin.i he., won ~
sscogd Emil cArboneli Company Il. third. Time
20 20 90 sec, - W., j.. IT v.c..,
ccnS.ay L. S D. eaSp.Ss s
~ yards second A. W Weston, Company l., %
on, \. lie Run. Hsndicap-wnn by Theodore a.
Ccn 1 SH. .eraish .eeopd stfoSssfss com
psny d 100 yards. third. Time. minutes al is
seventy. Yard. Thrce.ieGssd Race. Handicsp-won
by =. A ssyies and A. W. Weston. Company I.
I1: sYi.'. 4 yards. r. HI,c6..Sn: is yards; v.
Company ii ~as second aud Company = tn rd,
One Mile Bicycle Race. HAndicAp-Mon by W. h
Connors Company II. 90 Yards; H. MoAher. Com.
pAny II. pepAliLsd Is yaIds, second; X Perkins.
Company A, So yards. third. Time, 2 minutes
SO 80 seconds.
doU.Yard Novice Run-won by II. \. Newman
Company K Emil CArbInell Company Il. second:
II. h. iiutches1n, Company l. third. Time. - rs
seconds.
23o Yard Hurdle Rac.-won By p. A. s.yies. Com.
PAM |. is yards Arthur fsirinmb. Company A. 10
yards. second! p, J. Cprley. Company H. scratch.
third. Time. a. S.S o., onlH.
s-o.iArd Run. HAndieap,,won By W. Mclaughlin.
yards. second n J. Wheeler. LonpAny 4. "a yards.
thlrd. Time, minutes 40 seconds.
Two. mile Bicycle Race. HandioAp-won by ". II.
Conn rs. Company n 90 yards, p Perkens, Com.
rAny A. 90 yards. second. Time. minutes - sec.
Onds