The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-21
Some OF the club runs scheduled for to- mo

more tndn tITe0 miles hnthu vi uls oChouuie
Some OF the club runs scheduled for to- NOR
row are:
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Greater ". W.. Sew yort I 'SsisS stream
Madison w.......... New York. ........ Blind Run
Tiger W',,.,..,...,,.. New York Lynbrook
An instructor in a local academy says that in
| his opinion chainess wheels only should lie
used in teaching beginners to ride. This is
THE fault with the majority Of rider. is that
Gent until he does ankle. as you know. On
chnnles... wheel anklinG u about the whole
proper services uni ess you do ankle, and for
this reason, chainles, riders soon learn the
ut makes No difference II they do ride, a
chain wheel afterwnrd. they have learned the
hem eSn whe. as well as T
| bevel gears because there 10 something about
the hnckla.h Of chain that invite" lazin Is
| almost compes man to use the ankle motion.
Without it he hears the gears clapking, and ns
how 70 stop / ard gets the habit Of ,Prorssr
taught. who learns 70 ride on chanleas will
nave better ,gedalling net than another
| VINO learns 10 TlCe on u CIdln WHEEL
Mrs. Jane Lindsay the "octecenturion. as
/ her associates have dubbed her, rode in to her
day morning. accom- panied BY her friend and
trainer Mr., Van KIseek II the atternoon
'f Mr.. AT lindsay oosed ab"nt as 6e
endurance that abe did
.Ss Il H nd sSe exs ts
Thss rsnGsyt,sr then asked: "weIl, are you salts
way peculiar, to her was: Yes. for the time
Fer The time bsGg Do you expect to ride
woman tries to heat my record and does 1t: In
that case III go out again and try to keep OIL
Mrs. Van Kleeck; who went without sleep
while taking care OF Mrs Lindsay. looked thin
during the ordeal. Mrs. Lindsay. after it was
| all over. weighed 111is pounds. the sane as
IT, nn nnd ner se,en senM.y
An automobile went, tearing along the Mer-
BUNCH q cyclists desperately irving to hang
on, The big carriage was a frst-rate wind
whselmen. The carriage demonstrates it's
snper3r speed Gunl,ieS, by Shhking the riders
"ycsrs tep t' it. how w ana n soon found he
automobile at a hopeless stan dstill in the
middle rS OF the road and rassed il by in g,ont,
phone station. He found th. very tiffcmf.
| The wheelmen were reluctant about trust
ing :her. machines. even with the motor
vehicle lett behind rs security. for that could
motor. Finally. tandem team help.d out the
automobiler by one Of tho riders waiting while
dem. The latter said thqtths on trouble was
the giving ont Of the fu" supnly. but he tele
1t was n case OF bres kdown. While the auto
saoinsly ramarEsi i"mrn Phi Th"se things Hs
| may b. very nice. but it looks as IL man
ought to carry Try. bievee along in order to make
Because OF being exclude ed from the, big
generally thought that this has been sorry
year for \. G. \; racers. but comparison Of
this year, shows that the season has not been
such disastrous one: Taking tn. twe3ty-1ne
nons a 5, ysdr hSen race hs for ehm#?e
in iuIl Control i !. found TINT theIr: total s
Winnings were $1,000 up t9 Oct ne lead
shfp contest male this ;G year Ga ST .Ss5 n.
Sh mS wnH e. ia lsE
nnd tho @ nav Wnner thi4 Season
pocketed s2,ss5 Cooper who won the y. C.
son; while Gardiner. the champion Of last year.
made S!ST3 on the circuit. =. Bald las, year
o'Sl.7G2 Kjser got 81 5s3 this season. whsa
| Mcfarland in ~ won Sl.425. These figures
do NOT, OF course, include sums won in special
races during the winter.
Tomorrow there will be an open century run
under the, ausplc"s OF the b. J., ". $ C.. start
o'Sloak in the morning ' 4 chief raeemaE Es r.
Checker are to be- fiIpi by competiton. o nn a
s sHli god me al will b. given to each officer
entries will get the first choice OF officers, the
/ entry fee Ia 30 cents. and blanks can be on
tanned by applying to Capt. Barnes. pa Centre
street,
! Brooklyn riders to Nnsh at Beifori Fountain
. The race W II be twelve miles an hour. Silver
medals can be obta ned by survivors for 81.
s. SIT is a fraction over three miles from
| the Twenty-third street ferry to Eastnrn
| link entrance OF Prospect Park. Through tho
! Park it is three quarters Of milo, The Coney
lSnnd cyclenath Is five miles and half long.
/ The distance from the ferry to the ocean 10 ten
/ miles and three-quarters.
! NOTES.
! Harry Elkes'S father said yesterday that his son
did not break any bou.s when he fell at Berkeley
oval on Thursday, ath uugA he severely bruised
! and shaken mp.
about every known style of cycle racing
Lawn Tennis.
Play in tho Colu mbia University tennis
tournament was delayed until ate yesterday
afternoon on account of the football practice,
! Two matches COMPRISING the srmi-tinal round
were played. however. nth this result:
F.. v. Gushing defeated r. 4. Cushing. 6-7 6-3
+. Ut q. =. DusenburJ defeated A. f. Mahan, 81.
DusenbVTy and Gushing meet in the npal
The round.r"bm tournament to select six