The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-06
BOWLING AVERAGES.
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEn.
L. A. w. Loses Trenton-Notes Of
Riders and Clubs.

The struggle between the L. A. W. and
the N. C. A. for the control Of racing in
Trenton is about to reach a crisis, and
the N. c. A. is to be the winner without
a doubt. At the r. A. w. meet held there
last Saturday. more than half the riders
were N. c. A. men That IS. they have
ridden under N. C. A. sanction. and are
| liable therefore to suspension by the L.
A. w. Had these men been prevented
from riding, the melting would have been
c. grand fzzle. The referee of the meet
wired C. A. Dimon. of Philadelphia. that
he would let riders start despite the rules
of the L. A. w. and he did SO. This
give the city to the N c. A. without a
shadow of doubt.
The Board of Control of the N. c.. A.
has issued a bulletin in which is contain
ed, in addition to many other things, the
following list of records which have been
passed upon and accepted by that body
One-third Mile Amateur Competition
Frank l.. Kramer, Berkeley Oval, New
York. Aug. Is, 1895. Time, 80 As seconds.
American record.
One Vile Tamden Amateur Competition
-E. c. Hausman and w. A. Ruiz, Berke-
ley Oval, Aug. %. 1898. Time, 1:52 3-5.
Worlds record.
Fifty Mile Amateur Competition-J. P.
jacobson, Berkeley Oval, Aug. Is, 1899.
Time, 2 hours 5 minute As seconds.
American record.
Two Mile Amateur Competition-W. F.
W-ahrenberger. Berkeley Oval, New York,
Aug. Is, 1899. Time 4:10 1-5. American
record. EFT
Amateur Motor Paced Competition Re
eords-One mile, 1:50; Ray Duer, Buffalo,
Aug. "a. Two miles, 1921; Everett Ryan,
Waltham, Mass. Three miles, BIS; Ray
Duer. Buffalo, Aug. "a. Four miles, 7:0S
rs; Ray Deur, Buffalo, Aug. "a Five
miles. 900 is; Ray Deur, Buffalo. Aug.
"a. Six miles, 1857 rs; Everett Ryan,
Berkley Ovan. Aug. %. Seven miles,
I:44 3-5; Ray Duer. Buffalo. Aug. "a.
Eight miles, 1885 Is; Ray Duer. Aug.
"a; Nine miles, 1925 Is: Ray Duer,
Buffalo, Aug. "a. Ten miles, 17:13; Ray
Duer, Buffalo, Aug. "A. Eleven miles,
q 100; Ray Duer, Buffalo, Aug, "a. Twelve
miles, 2O:47 2-5; Ray Duer, Buffalo. Aug.
u. Thirteen miles. 22:31 40; Ray Duer,
Buffalo, Aug. "a. Fourteen miles, 24:2s;
Ray Duer. Buffalo, Aug. "a. Fifteen
miles. 2e:o5 1-5; Ray Duer, Buffalo,
Aug. "a.
II Ildll Wiz - -
Collett, Buffalo, July Is. Time, :5s As.
w. w. Wilson. Handicapped.
One Mile Amateur Handicap-F. ]. Cad
well, waltham, July %. Time, 2:O5 Is.
Frank N. Bemis. Handicapped. Also duplI-
Gated by Frank L. Kramer, Manhattan
Beach. N. e., Aug. 10. John G. Whet-
more. Handicapped.
The anual ten mile race for the Castle
Point Cyclers' Cup Will be run Saturday
over the Boulevard loop. All the local
clubs have entered teams and an excit-
ing contest is looked for. The cup was
r,11t up last year by the Castle Points and
il was decided then that the race should
be an annual affair. The club winning
the cup three times in succession would
become the possessors of It according to
the rules governing the event. The
scheme was inaugurated with the hope
that ii would cause d more general and
stronger interest In racing in this county.
Teams are hard at work training for the
event. The men who will carry the colors
Of the North Hudson County CycIers are
looked upon as having a good chance.
The team will be composed of Jack JAS
per. Ben Fuller. ]. Brown, 3. Hill and w.
Beimer.
The following is the score in the cir
cult championship of the n. G. Atom
Cooper. ss points: Earl Kiser, Is: O. L.
stevens, 20: Owen Kimble, ~; F. A. Nc
Fariand. Id: D. Al. Newhouse, 10; II. -.
Freeman. s; Robert Walthour. s; =. r.
Fisher, 2: liver Lawson. +; q B Jack, i.
John Stone i Lawyer Daniel Griffin
Of the Mantle Wheelmen. are spending
two weeks ali Eldrea, Sullivan county.
New York. They are enjoying them