The sun., 1900-08-09
NEWS or THE WHFELMEN.
Amateur Riders Now Being Punished BY the


| NJ e. -.
Tho " G. A. Board OF Control announced
Yesterday that the following punishmeh'' nao
| been meted out TO riders:
| Lionel Norton, Port Richmond. Staten isiAna' mas
| been suspended until Nov for entering 'no ho,"o
race at New Brunswick. n. j., July =, aI'er hav'nt
won a second prins In the novice race I" "u''"ou's
| n. j.. Oct 8, 1890 ,...
| Charles Houghton. Port Richmond sm~n iNahu'
has be.n suspcnded from all connection win cyeio
racing un,l Sent 1890 for failure TO regs'er A'e'
notification. ,.,
For non. n.appesrance at New Brunswick. July T.
these riders are suspended untIl Aug 10; w. II eon
| nell Newark: James Long, Railway; lhomas i"po''.
| Rutherford: Frank McCusker. Port Ricnmond' rFd
Norde nhoi, Port Richmond; George fuie. rrihce'on
This fall an automobile competition. some-
what on the idea Of the recent i.Wo-mile run
in Great Britain is to be held by the Automobile
| club The affair is to be test OF endurance
in long distance travelling. The distance
il 70 be COO miles and 81 900 cup will go to the
winner The victory will he with the cha'teur
| who makes the fewest stops, and speed VIII
not count The course will probably De Detwetmi .i
| this city and Hudson, y. \, .oo hliies una VII
| have to be covered three times; only aineIi-
| can-madc machines will he eligible 10 compete.
This competition will be one OF series OF tests
Other features viii be starting s'Dppmg, pp.san .s[m1
|
can be obtained the tests OF control Will be-
made on the Boulevard or Riverside Drive
|
| Abig holiday for the wheelmen OF the greater
| city has been arranged for Aug. l8 at Bergen
Beach. II Is OF a character and OF scale that
has not heretofore been known. The ARRANGE
to be turned over to the Wheelmen on next
| Thursday. Invitations have been sent 70
all the clubs TO participate ana & mSkeIs s,sd %.,h
| The coupons hepin with a free privilege of
| checking a wheel and then iead the noiutrs
| of them through all the various SHOWS ar. ana
| entertainments al the resort; A SPECIAL nla,-
inte has been arranged for the cyclists az I'M ,i,e
Casino and there will be special % %noihDaru-
ment on Iaku la the water SHOW enolosnre' s
| ANislt 10 BOB ftIslinmonS usiS .i,,S Wnn,isb
maze are Included In the feast prepared Tor
| the cyclists Handsome prizes are offered
for the club having the largest numper OF mem
| bers. and for the first and second clubs havlnR
| the largest number Of members In UNIFORM
present. Charles Earl the former mhp, star
| l. In charge Of the affair and Inquiries from
clubs or individuals desiring TO PARTICIPATE
should be addressed TO him at Bergen Beach
| Edwin A. Quick. local consul OF the l.. A. W.
| at Yonkera, makes a suggestion that all the
in each district be attended to by the local
consul. This. he thinks, would integrate the
| League more than ANYTHING else that could be
| done. As il is. members live near together
and do NOT know Saeb other as fellow mem
| bprs. II ench local consul was charged with
would Know Mi the members of his district
| and would be a means Of communication be-
| tween them Mr. Ouick expresses his Wiling
| meas to assume his share OF the responsibility
| and work entaIad In this plan. and he thinks
that other consmIs shonld feei the same about il.
| -
A nsou,ior n,acs of trick riding was per-
SmppIar s",pIu h, hr ne poharts of tba rentiirv Road
| Cur To win n wager be rode from Tvnbrook
| 90 poctawn~ paocS and hack n distance of
twenty"two t miles lies without any Randlebars
| On his bicyoIe The road was un,ls,lallv heavy
St wo ncprr epd Nesarar the being
w, e,hd I" Is H., !, a"' iiyaioL ond n N bdaa
v3mcreu vhn ranad l3r hiM, Hy T. A. "'''A anu ~ " H''
Dogs and rcstaaTant owpsrs are tie ,S! G6ieGt, ds
OF much oblnrsatlon on the PIT OF riders , on
nnesr the Neptune ayenae crossing. Several
PmaS a e OF wns sos Hs aons ne at hight
When he went d9wn Win crash because SS sssS, one
Gi tne po,es WIN kchs W. re srot ~ uhoal ana
between the sPoEeS oi f1 M iTon i trC whee s,ns d
the forks and 6ToaGh, the machine S TO stapd, TSo
@ er ppds and there
being four or five within short distance and
| AT other times not any. This irregularity has
| from the refuse barrels Of the restaurants,
which are not kept covered.
| -
AsBrRY PARK, Aug s-Fifteen hundred
people saw the bicycle races at the Athletic
| Grounds this afternoon There were over two
hundred entries. Much disappointment was
Taylor. whose entry wa- received In due form,
| Frank Kramer Of Newark won the principal
event. the hali-mile professional. The hrSt
| prize was 500 Kramer started In the two
| mile professional handicap. but punctured a
| tire and was compelled TO retire. The sum-
| maries;
| Half-MlIr Novice-won by Adam Zeglcr Trenton
Louis Virgil, orange, second: Andrew Virgil orange.
| third. Time. minute II seconds,
Half-Mile National Professional Championship
| Won by Frank Kramer, Newark, Earl Kiser. Day
ton, second John Fisher, Chicago. third Tine.
! Tn, minute IL. u seconds % ,., va, ,v .,., u,.,,
Mie eod snpng ps scnrd sot.
s,y "a iISue pn 'Uu Sp'fS IKE Hed.i vn
brooK fourth Time' "a aS seconds '' ~"
| One MiIs AmateuI iIandcap" nv r T.
| Steitrs Summit ilO Yards, Adam Zeigier, Trenton
| 1853 Yards, second: {. L Anderson New York i2O
! yards. third Thomas Virgil. orange. 100 yards,
| fourth. Time. minutes 40 seconds