New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-22
CYCLING.
MISS CAST OBLIGED TO GIVE UP.
SHE WILL TRY AGAIN NEXT SUNDAY TO
BEAT MISS LINDsLEY.s RECORD

SHE WILL TRY AGAIN NEXT SUNDAY TO
BEAT MISS LNDsLEYs RECORD.
Valley Stream, Long Island Oct H-Miss Cast
who started out this morning to break the wou-
ans record over the triangular course stopped at
the end of the first round She started to make
one hundred miles TO beat Miss LindsIey's best
record Of IL hours and II minutes Her only pacers
were her trainer WIZ Brown and Fred
Brooks, of Brooklyn. The start was made in the
morning, instead OF the afternoon and the other
PAGERS had not been informed. At the end Of the
first round she found that she had made the run in
just four hours which was fat with the record
Inc wind was bad and the chances Of beating the
TINE were slim so she quit She Will try again
0Gt TO peat records during the day, but both quit
wind being adverse 10 good speed.
The hne weather yesterday brought out the BIZ
cycle riders from every part OF the city The Coney
Island Cycle Path and the Merrick Road were
crowded all day. and there were several accidents
In the cycle path bicycle rider tried to race with
an automobile, and as he raced down the path he
came to grief when he was not able TO pass some
OF the riders and had to ride into the roadway
He struck the automobile and had his bicycle
Sls@G 10 20 pieces The rider was cut about the
the boulevard was the scene Of a large number of
poth bicycles and automobiles.
After several attempts the Century Road Club
Of America held its annual lobster century run
yesterday over the Long Island course. There were
oDuuL clSAly STARTERS among tnen Delng one WOr1-
an, Mrs Due. The prize offered for the largest
number Of competitors was not decided upon, as
there several clubs close together. The Fire
men, the MutuaIs and the Jefferson Wheelnen are
all within four of each other The Century Club
riders did not try for the prize they were barred
by the committee. The run divided into three
sections, and the pacemakers were Captain F. A.
Myrlck, D NJ. Adee. H. Z. Quicker. A E. Due. T. J.
Moore, Charles Fahner, T. Haever, Paul Fisher
and c. P Staubach. AS the riders arrived at Rock
away there was lobster dinner awaiting them
and when they finished the run all of the riders
had some part OF lobster, either their caps or
their wheels.
The Jackson wheeImen held their annual century
run yesterday, in charge OF Captain H J. Henricks
They had about eighteen starters, and all finished
on time.
About four thousand spectators witnessed the
weekly bicycle races yesterday at the Vausburg
track Newark. The best race of the day was the
twenty-hve-rnile professional which was won by
A. McEachern. Kramer, WaIthour and Hatfield
had a combination to ride away from the bunch in
the early part OF the race. After the riders had
gone about twenty miles Aaronson and McEachern
Hoped the bunch" and Aaronson rode several miles
a fat tire. The summaries:
Quarter mile novice-Won by James zsnas Newark;
= W; Causor9ok Bloomfield second; Ralph De Palma,
Half mile handicap-Won by Edward BilInE4ou Walls
ourg ~ YARDS; 9 Schlee. Newark 90 yards second:
G. Welsing, New-York 40 yards third Time 1905
TWENTY-FIVE mile professional race prizes each i've
niles and each lap-Won BY A. McEachern Toronto;
Orange third Time Intermediate wnners-Ffvs
miles, W. Co5urn, time. 1928 r WaIthour time
Eachern, 81; Blocker. is.