The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18

Ing whether the event shall take place IN New
yersities. and colleges. have promised TO enter
cup will be offered for the team winning the
championship The medals will be struck
sC%e! a n, RsT S6 slSi SAS Sss T!i' he dHlsHsssia'l lEBt s1dS;
eollegians are doing all in their power
cycle racing ASSOCIATIONS; Al these things
ton. held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on satur:
day afternoon. There were present President
OF Yale, Hazeltine OF. Cornell, Halford Of New
graduates Of Columbia. acting as an ADVISOR;
The events at the meet will be quarter mile.
half mile. one, mile, Ave miles and ,one-mile
enter fifty men. but tho, actual riding teams
cannot consist OF more than ten men. This Ia
p TO RFIeSeiP 1es fh @s pof n eVery e ers any 9 Il has soI bese
decided that the records made In the ,Intercol-
leglate IA. A A. meets shall stand for the
The. Columbia University team, which has
s as!S sni !st ;ssfs! Sas S ssha gsRRslas4sSSi iet ssss.
f &. f BY thH retirement esPins! Il Wi fffay Raw Bra lr nnd
former trainer Of Tom. Cooper and other well:
the, candidates since they 1 started %trafnlns
early 10 January. After almost three months
OF %or ipd tSa eSerci sss eng a. a few Tos days rid Fl road a
last Monday at Berkeley Oval.
ated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island. held last
pPiEbhlt ri: w sutio one Ho OF - exceptions ,tsa i9bm Int Interest e The
has been accomplished, This included the en-
drawn by NJ. Eurst, President, and before
signing which Gov. Roosevelt telephoned to
ais ass tS explaln 19 lts se merits 3 t tepRbff S. The M Go
100000 for highway Improvement in Brook
number Of streets which should be. paved at
thoritiss.. The bill removing Fourth avenue
from the jurisdiction Of the Park Department
s27oG.SGoCo,. J. by y't the city 1t pS was. reported wrs" edfi to 81 have ave
re SHiEnPtaTs e the GoyerPPSSTT. EssardiPRs
Dixie Hines Of the l.. 4. VI. Highway Improve.
ment Committee, It was decided that the clubs
same as the Hfigbie- hrmsIrong Good Roads
bill OF last year. except that It provides for pat
] sianeTs. 0$ T 'Ss e ordsr Of OF d Snts' f Hsvs SGmm shst
; s$i"n Of &C. ss sES,;,!" %S' t. at ' 10 sssps e tn: ]s,rs ssss
served. The Harway, Avenue Bridge delay
was ulSCuSetu, dlsD IL uuLeu lttutu SlTteI I'M
The Garnet Wheelmen were
elected. making a total OF thirty-one clubs in
the association. Park Commissioner Brewer,
who was present by invitation. addressed the
meeting. saying that he was in, sympathy with
the w%heelmen and would do all he could to i'm
prove the Parkway
NOTES.
Several enthusiastic cyclists of the Thirtieth ward.
Brooklyn, have organized the Leherts wheelmen.
The officers are PresIdent. Jacob Suderstrom; Vice
President. John H.. Graham; Secretary, Theodore X.
Alexander; Treasurer. August @. Smith; Captain.
Charles Anderson: First Lieutenant. Oscar Suder.
Btrom; Second l. eutenant, Eric Lundell. The club
will hold races in the spring and fall, and will apply
for membership in the Associated Cycling Clubs Of
Long Island.
> The Foresters wheelmsn OF America have arranged
the following schedule of runs for the season. start.
ing from the clubhouse on Ocean Hill, Brooklyn:
April 20. Little Cnney Island; 80. Valley Stream:
May u. Paterson; ~. North Beach: 80. short tour to
Bag Harbor: June IL. Mount Vernon; 20, South
Beach: July 4. three.day tour to Philadelphia and
back; .. Rockaway Beach; %. Lyndhurst; l3, Hemp
stead and Garden City; 81. kockaway Beach; Sept. 1.
~three-dsy tour to Albany and return; 10, Hugnenot
Beach; -. Newark; Oct. 4. random run; ~. Little
Coney Island.