The Bearings, Vol 11, No 3
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
W.J. Edwards of California breaks the straightaway mile record at Livermore, covering the distance in 1:34 4/5 while riding against a high wind, paced by the Rambler quad team of Delmas, Smith, Jones, and Davis.
- p. 1
Wilbur Edwards and engineer George Wolfrom of San Jose patent a three-wheeled electric pacemaker with a windshield that runs on a track's inner guide rail, providing protection for the racing cyclist behind it.
- p. 13
The San Jose Road Club holds its first road race of the season, a 10-mile event won by Gus Navlet from handicap in 30:55, while Floyd McFarland sets a new course record of 29:47 from scratch.
- p. 2
Wisconsin LAW chief consul A. Cressy Morrison is put forward as a candidate for one of the vice-presidencies of the League of American Wheelmen, recognized for his advocacy of good roads legislation and growth of the Wisconsin Division.
- Harding Expelled
St. Louis Pastime Athletic Club expels A.G. Harding for refusing to pay dues during winter months, prompting protests from other members who similarly objected.