The sun., 1900-08-02
enc. TIRES GALORE ~
oU PRIGES, WELL X1
BICYCLES 81 TO as W
JANDORF, 10 Barclay St.
Che Curt.
NEWS or THE UHEELMEN.
Mrs. Bayne Nears the Record Mark More
Racing Trouble Probable.

| nder careful training treatment Mrs r. r.
Bayne recuperated wonderfully yesterday and
went on with her programme Of thirty days
century riding. She finished her thirty-fouTth
century at O'Clock yesterday morning and her
thirty-fith at o'clock last evening. II was
then her intention TO go ahead and ride as many
doubles as possible up 10 the thirtieth day.
which ends at midnight next Tuesday. Her
schedule called for her TO have thirty-six CEN
turtles finished last night at IL o'clock. but at
the end of her thirty-hfth il looked a. If she
would not complete another before five or six
O'Clock this morning. A reporter Of THE Sun
interviewed her yesterday after she had finished
3.475 miles. She sat down to half broiled
chicken. some bread. potatoes and water
melon and ate all with relish, though
slowly. and meanwhile chattei freely. She
said that her hands troubled her greatly.
but swaddling the handlebars in cotton
afforded relief. In other respects she felt
all right and weighed a pound and q half
more than at the start. When asked II she
expected to catch up with her schedule and
finish forty five centuries- in thirty days, rs
planned. she replied: "Oh, my indeed do.
] couldn't think Of giving up short Of what
set out to accomplish
ever made by a man. and this she will do when
che passes the 3,ooo-mile mark. II she reaches
II Friday night. as she expects to, she will be
four days ahead Of the record.
There was a good deal of favorable comment
yesterday on the action OF the \ G. 4 n su--
pending Stevens and Eaton and fning McFar-
land and Jim kennedy. IL was rumored that
more corrective doses were apt TO come in tho
near future. Michael has declared that he will
not ride at Bridgeport tonight, and II he persist,
in this he probably will be ruled of the tracks
Altogether II looks as If there is likely row on
s @ sRd. S Il anS hSpff' fs By
Is imminent. The racing men SUSPENDED and
GyfR Union xhfh h,1n has ;ba pssss s
vailsburg track, so that he was virtually
promoter of the rqce in question. as well as
1 ssnF sS1 Ss Fprd Vosh anS Tscf nnr
stood that evidence implicatinG voight Is nov
being sought and that II it is found the track
viii not escape @ &C. Chairman ,h Baicheider ha,
clean and offenders punished at whatever cost
to the harmony OF the organization.
BosToN. Aug. John Nelson OF Chicago
won the twenty-mile motor paced race with
Jimmy Michael at, Charles River Park
last night by fifty yards. The time was 5000 i-5.
al al the end the chicago boy proved to have the
necessary sprint left in his legs and few under
the largest attendance in the history Of the
track. were present. Considerable money was
up on both men
There was long wait, caused by the
M dget's" delay in coming 10 the tape. but
they got started at ~ IS o clock Nelson's pace
caught him first thereby taking him about sixty
yards ahead But Nj ha rit the distance
down inside the third mile TO less than ter
yards, keeping AZ this dl-tancc throughout the
race, until toward the end Of the twentieth
mile. when Nelson pulled ahead and distanced
him. Summaries:
one. Nile Invitation. Amateur Won by NJ. l.
Henley Harry Edwards second, ~ 4. CarnL third
Time, 2.25.
Two Mile Match Ama'cur. Paced, for Trophy-Won
by Charles CrayiZ Boston. MoI.s lodwock. Port
land second Time IAs rs
Exhibition Five Miles by Albert Champion on New
Motor Bicyce--Time. ZIG IS. The average for
each mile was l'272 5.
Twenty Mile Motor Paced Mach-Won by Nelson:
Michael, second. Time, 33o3 5. Michatl's time.
33:li.