The Bearings, Vol 11, No 12
Articles in this issue
- p. 4
Champion cyclist A.A. Zimmerman quietly marries Miss Grace Riley of Troy, New York, in a private ceremony attended only by immediate family, with the couple departing for Virginia Beach before sailing to France and Australia for the season.
- p. 4
LAW Racing Board Chairman Gideon suspends John S. Johnson of Minneapolis from Class B pending investigation, along with Orlando Stevens of Ottumwa, Iowa from Class A, and reclassifies George Fitzsimmons of Charlotte into Class B.
- p. 1
A.G. Spalding is rumored to be forming a powerful syndicate backed by up to $5 million to control all bicycle race tracks in America and France, with Sanger, Titus, and Cabanne reportedly ready to turn professional as discontent with LAW Racing Board rulings mounts.
- More About Lenz's Fate
A London cable cites an Armenian letter reporting that around-the-world cyclist Frank Lenz was not killed on the road between Kourtali and Zahar, with locals promised a reward for any further information about his disappearance.
- p. 2
The Associated Cycling Clubs of Milwaukee secure national circuit race dates of August 19-20 from Chairman Gideon, marking the first two-day meet in the city, with Marinette also granted August 16-17 for the state meet.