Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-20

recent fall, has improved so much that he will be able to ride at Manhattan Beach Saturday afternoon. While he did not feel strong enough to enter the big race, he will give an exhibition of riding behind pace. This will make six events in the opening days sports.
 Paris, June 2O.-According to Le Ve1o, Major Taylor, the American cyclist, is so pleased with his successes in Europe that lie intends to remain in- definitely. He has, therefore, can celled his American. engagements Major Taylor isf doing excellent work across the water, according ito reports the N. A. O.. IneidentalIy his greatest opponent, Jacquelin, has not been doing so well since the colored lad beat him in Paris. At Berlin, June P, in, the big international races, the fin ish in the first. heat was Ellegaard, Jacque1in and Huber. In the s'repe- chage," which is the trial for second men, Jacquelin met defeat at the hands of Seidl and Huber. The final was won by Willy Arend, the German, with Ellegaard second and Huber third The race being on Sunday Fay Tor did not ride, but on the following day the dusky rider won the second heat of the scratch race by five lengths, and also won the final, with Arend sec ond and Huber third Jacquelin could not do better than third to Arend and Huber in the first heat and occupied the same position at the finish of the trial for second men. At Copenhagen, on June 3, in a match with WithlrsE Ellegaard, Taylor again. won a heat, but in the R s1inaf hfs lire lex pIoded. putting him out if ave oVer again. and was kissed. On June $, at Haifover, Taylor again de- feated Arend, winning in three straight heats.
 The semi-annual session of the N. EsC. A. board of control, held at Buffalo, came to an end yesterday at the Iro quois hotel One of the most inpor- tant things accomplished was the signing of treaty with the Canadian. Wheelmen's association, which last year bolted and refused to recognize the authority of the N. C. A. It is now more than probable that the grand cir cult of the N. C.. A. will take in sew eral Canadian cities during the season. F. G. Van Cott, the New York ama- teur, was suspended from all Scompeti- ton until June 2S for conduct unbe- coming a gentleman" ]" of which he was alleged to have been guilty at Hart ford. Van Gott's suspension was ac- companied by a warning thatIa second .offense would result insa long term of inaction. Applidat tfons < for reinstate- ment acted upon fayorablE lE were as fol lows: H. O. Gardiner. Harry Barrow, Emil Rudolf, Philadelphia; A. 0. Mo ran. Washington; Thomas L. Bird, St Paul. The unsuccessful applicants were: Burt Hazard, Geneva; D. J. Hill, Seattle, Wash; Will R. Brown, New York; Robert Hunter, Newark, N. J.; Arthur J. Hammond, Lynn, Mass; Joseph Szparadowslki, Water bury, Conn. A half-dozen applications were temporarily tabled.
 Providence, R. T., June 2O-James F. Moran of Boston won the twenty five mile motor-paced race against Ar thur Ross last night in the best contest of the season. The time was 40:47 1-5. Summary:
 One-mile. 2:10 class Won by J. P. Jacobson, Harry Downing second, Les ter Wilson third; time, 2:32 1-5.
 One mile open-W Won by F. A. Me- Farland; George Collet second, Frank Kramer third; time, 2:24 3-5.
 One mile handicap-Won by F. A. Mcfarland (scratch), George Collett fifty yards) second, Tom Cooper Gwen ty yards) third. F. J. Caldwell GOO yards) fourth; time, 2:01 1-5.
 Five mile pursuit race-Won by Bell wheelmen, two miles, two laps; time, 6:o6 2-5.