Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 12, No 3

Articles in this issue

• THE MARCH OF SPRING.

  Abbot Bassett's leading March editorial column, musing on the season and calendars sent by readers, and praising Nixon Waterman's verse volumes "For You and Me" and "Sunshine Verses."
• BOSTON BICYCLE CLUB AT DINNER.

  Report of the Boston Bicycle Club's 37th annual dinner at the Boston Athletic Association on February 14th, honoring Capt. Walter G. Kendall (26 years a captain) with a silver tankard and gold star badge, President Quincy Kilby presiding.
• CENTURY RECORDS OF THE C. R. C. A.

  The Century Road Club Association's 1913 prize awards: John A. Olson of Brooklyn took the gold medal with 55 centuries and 5,527 miles, Sylvain Segal of New York the silver, and J. M. Mitchell of Greenwich the bronze.
• FROM A C. T. C. POINT OF VIEW.

  A letter from W. S. Burke, Secretary and Editor of the Cyclists' Touring Club in Britain, reflecting on the slump in touring interest, reciprocal benefits with the L. A. W., and his memories of round-the-world cyclist Carl Lenz.
• A ROAD RACE AT ST. LOUIS.

  The new Missouri Cycling Club, through secretary L. W. Brown, has challenged the St. Louis Cycling Club to a five-man team road race over 25 miles, to be held on a Saturday in June, to settle the rivalry between the two clubs.
• ANNUAL ELECTION.

  President Quincy Kilby declares the uncontested nominees for Representative duly elected without a costly mail ballot, and invites all L. A. W. members to the National Assembly dinner at Boston on Sept. 10, 1914 and the Boston Bicycle Club's "Wheel About the Hub" tour.
• THOUGHTS AWHEEL.

  A short editorial column of cycling-themed aphorisms and puns.