New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
CYCLING.
RUN OF THE VETERAN BOSTON
BICYCLE CLUB.

John Lake the amateur bicycle rider has re-
turned from abroad He lives on Staten Island and
went abroad with Cooper Mcfarland and Stevens
He represented this country in the amateur cham
pionships at Paris Lake looks much heavier than
when he went abroad, and says that both Cooper
and Mcfarland will give a good account OF them
selves before they home He thinks that
Jacquelin, the Frenchman, is the fastest Splinter
in the world to-day. Lakes best victory abroad
was won at Berlin, where he defeated Paul Albert
winning in straight heats. He finished second in
the two kiometre worlds championship at Paris
and won handicap from scratch at the Pare des
Princes track At Copenhagen Lake defeated
Henie, the Dane, in a ten mile race behind motor
pace. He also defeated the Italian Bruzzone in
match race, winning the first and third heats and
won fine race at Nantes, France, from a large
field. Lake finished third IN the Grand Prix of
Paris. On his trip abroad Lake wore the colors Of
the Harlem Wheelmen. testimonial race meet in
honor Of Lake will be held at the Cove track
Staten Island, on October 6 The meet will be-
G4nducted by the Quaker Athletic Club and the
The coming club run of the Boston Bicycle Club
promises to be one Of the interesting bicvcIe
runs of the season Among the local veterans who
VIII accompany the visitors their trip over Long
Island will be Milo NJ. Bedding jr chief consul ~
the State Division, l. 4. w; H. Ingraham WIN
r. Pitman and George Woodward. The last named
was at one time president of the L. A. W Other
veteran members of the club from NevvTerse,,
Maryland and Pennsylvania are expected to ioIn
the NeW-Engand contingent in this CITY on Satur
cay. II Will be the 362d called run of the cluh
Inc Boston members will leave that city on their
wheels at noon on Friday and ride to Providence
FROM there they will take the steamer for New,
York. Saturday will be spent in visiting places Of
interest in this borough and If the weather o.
me Trip VIII be made over the Coney Island
cycle Path The entire party will meet NJ pier No
10 East RIVER at p m. on Saturday and take
passage on the steamship Montauk for SAG tIart.
r. b. Fullerton will take charge Of the "a vbeS
veteran veterans at that point and pilot them over
SeIecteu route Some Of the visitors viii return 20
o oIk oy raln on Sunday night, but Others will
Some Of the new motor tricvclas are a++-o,.,
considerable attention. The one recently imnortad
oy A e Bostwick, Of the Automobile CHM q,
OF nine horse power, The largest speed automo-
pies IN this country haze only twenty four horse
power. The large machine owned by d Wolfe
Blshop is OF sixteen horsepower In the Iigb, -
aoout automobiles some Of them are of only ronr
ana ohe-haf horsepower and weigh about six hun
6'ndr POUNDS The tricycles average about two
nlRe horsepower engine terrific speed can be made
c. F. Hutchinson, OF Long Island dec,daa "a.
the regular races at Mineola on Tuesday 10 trv ~
break the track record for a mile He was oaad
tTac in 'aiTen ana made the mile the dirt
sG sen last year Schoheds best effort was %
John r. Clark. secretary-treasurer of the Nam
York State Division Of League Of American WI,
men said yesterday 1T having been represented
10 THIS oftice that party parties cIsirotno 81
represent the League of American vybeIra ~
selling hotel signs and other privileges I'm the tov
OF Homer Ithaca. Waterloo, Auburn and saoa
rails beg TO announce that the New-yorl CO..
DIVISION has no representative or agent authorizes
to dispose Of or sell these privileges other thar -
regularly appointed consuls of the district. ali nt
rested" 10 promptly ar
The Belleville Wheelmen holding club four
nament, 70 decide on the makeup of the bowling
Team Tor this season. Eleven men are comnetinSs
Tor places on the five and ten men teams F"s