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CYCLING.

At Boston. Jan: 5.-Bobby Walthour,
LOCO miles 2 laps. W. c. Stinson was
second wheels length behind
At Sacramento, Cal, April N.-Clem
ana CHARLES Turner lowered the world $
motor cycle record for an eight-laD
track to 7:40 3-5.
/ At San Jose, April 22.-Burton Downing
broke, the worlds one-half mile amateur
record of :59 rs. He rode the distance
At Salt Lake. Utah, June I'm 4 mile
competition race on an eight-Iap track
IYor Lawson made the distance in
1:55 As. This establishes a new worlds
record for the distance in competition
-; At Boston, June H.-stinson won the
held. His time was 1880 Is.
MeFa Mew dHba ,n1a, Con, June l9mEloyd
one mile in competition, covering the
distance IN 1:55 3-5.
At Springfield, Mass. June 28-Johnny
Nelson defeated Will Stinson in TWEEN.
ty-m1le paced race. The time recorded
was 1881 As, which lowers the track
record held by Michael.
AT Va1lSburg, N. j.. July Marcus
Hurley, the amateur champion, starting
from scra ten. won the half-mi1e handi-
cap in :5S, setting his own pace.
At Boston, July 12-Jimrny Moran
made a new worlds record for two
hours competitive riding by covering
Y 2-3 miles in two hours.
AT Madison Square Garden, N. Y, July
15.-W1ll Stinson, the one-hour champion
succeeded in establishing a new record
for fifteen miles. He lowered the time
from 27:2S As to 25:42 rs.
AT providence, r. l., July 26-Will c.
in LA 2-5.
At Newark, N. J.. July 2S.-Ben Monroe
MADE new worlds record for a five
mile motor-paced race on a four-lap
track, lowering the time to 7:27 As.
At the Pan-American Track Aug. s.
Walter Smith broke the five-nile ANA
teur paced record of minutes by doing
the distance in 1927 1-5
At New York Aug. 9-George Schrai
per made new worlds record in Mali.
son Square garden for an unpaced mile.
going the distance in 2:02 So Frank
ST. = y
At Salt Lake, Utah. Aug. H-Eddie
Smith broke the worlds amateur one-mile
bicycle record by riding the distance in
1;51 S-5. On the same day Glenn and
Charley Turville, in a ten-nile motor
race established a new worlds record
fer the distance on an eight-lap track,
their time being 1923 As.
At Springfield, Mass, Aug 23-Johnny
Nelson easily defeated Jimmy Moran in
a tWenty-mile paced race. Nelson low
cred the track record of 32:97 to 32:O9 3-5.
AT Montreal, Aug. 25.-Archie McEach-
ern, Of Canada, beat Champion, the
French rider, in twenty-f1ve-n1ila paced
race winning by half a wheels length in
1913, establishing Canadian record
At New York, Aug. 26-Bobby Wal
thour, in a match race, motor paced,
against John Nelson, defeated the latter
and smashed all previous records from
one to fifteen miles inclusive. He finished
in 24:19 3-5.
On Sept. -, in London, A. A. Chase set
a new mark for fifty miles. His time
was 1 hour IL minutes and "A seconds.
The previous record was that of Bon
hours, the Frenchman, who rode fifty
miles in L hour q minutes and 16 80 sec
onds.
At Providence, R. l., Sept. 1o-Bobby
Walthour at the Coliseum track, low
cred all the worlds bicycle records from
eighteen to twenty-five miles, placing the
new marks as follows. IS, 26:5S 3-5: 49,
1927 Is. co. 1856 Is; o. 1852 As; 25, 37:17
AT New York, Sept. 1.-two worlds
records were broken at the Vailsburg
track. In the qUarter-nnile handicap for
amateurs George Schneider covered the
distance in 81 seconds. The old record
mile race for amateurs and established a
record for the distance of 11:06 2-5 The
previous record was lib As.
AT New York, Oct. +Joe Nelson low
cred every record from six to ten miles
inclusive, covering the ten miles in 1928
3-5. The former record for the distance
was 20:04 IS.
At Newark. N. T., Oct. 26-Albert Cham
pion established a new worlds record for
one mile, single motor. TirR. 1:12 2-5.
The previous record, made by himself, was
ia 3-5
At New York, Dec -McEachern. of
Canada, and WalthCur, OF Atlanta Ga,
won the six-day team race at Madison
Square Garden, covering 1855 miles.