New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-07

me man frame by means or g lever PROVIDED Tor
that purpose. The transmission gearing comprises
broad faced pulley on the motor shaft. two pull
leys loosely joUTnaled a secondary shaft, each
carrying sprocket from which chains connect
rear axle. The connection between the pulley on
ne motor ard The two Pullsys on TIE SECONDARY
the Other pulley, either may be dri.en by the mo,
their respective sprockets On the difTerential
Ct differing ratios, 50 the ratio Of drive between
belt is running one or the other pulleys- To re-
lease The motor entirely from driving connection
moved toward the secondary shaft, thereby loosen
Ing the belt and rendering it imperative.
The Massachusetts Bicycle Club Is with only ona
exception, and that one in its own city the oldest
bicycle club in the United States. One evening
last week II celebrated its twenty-third birthday
by dinner which attended by about one
hundred members. The club organized in
March, 1873. and elected Colonel A. a. Pope i5s
esssfsa e ecle 0Sers 1Ie eln al one
its very existenee Il has dentied itself with tour
ing Its club runs have extended through New
Engiand and out into neighboTing States, as far
south as washington. west TO Chicago and across
New-Brunswick
T. c. Robertson. the star pitcher for Yale Uni
versity for the last three years. has been signed
by the Orange Athletic Club baseball mana cement
for the coming season, and he and Deignan. of the
New-York National League team, will hold the
points for the local team throughout the season.
formerly with the New-York A c, team will also
play with Orange this year 1t is thought that
captain of the team. though this viii not be de-
cided until later The season at the Oval viii
open on May 10
The return of the Princeton baseball team on
Thursday from the Southern trip marked the be-
ginning OF fast work the varsity diamond. and
from this time every effort will be made by
a L. Hillebrand. coach. and Captain Steinwender
10 round out the players for the long series OF
games that be played this season The out
% me Southern games was not up TO the e1.
teeisuens Of the undergraduates as they had built
same Last On s h Gme 9 5 5of Lose
sr lis ZIP There being, in addition 10 the regular
ever saIa he olarke, the pro1esslonal coach how
he would he ssti sns pay rs ieId ftce'on 5 "a
e az vas cone there seems to be no cause FOR
aLxiety as TO what the viii be able to do as
a calendar Of sports at Columbia is hereafter to
oe ISSUED monthly the university. showing the
e erec contests In which the various teams VIII
AlAliis' " college. has the project in hand
The Yale University baseball team has been doing
good work Of late. and those who predicted poor
1eah fer may be surprised at the result
ouiid up practically new team this spring.
Arthur weyl. OF the Atlas Athletic Club defeated
John Boylan. Of The St George Athletic Club.
Juniors, in six mile cross country race held in
Staten Island yesterday. Weyl who is eightevn
years Old is only novice compared to Boylan-
and defeated Boylan for the charnnionshin two
weeks ago Boylan had been bothering Weyi for a
return race ever since and he succeeded in get
ting Weyl over TO Staten Island yesterday by say
ing he wanted 70 race the latter for silver cup.
There was another large outpocring of wheeIrnen
IN this district yesterday, seeming TO further illus
that the revival interest in the h;cvcle is
decidedly positive The weather in the morning
all that could be desired and thousands Of
roers were seen IN the several boroughs All OF
noon. and when il began to rain about 2 n m
there was a scurrying for home such as had not
49, " this district IL z long time