The Bearings, Vol 6, No 10
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Editorial giving credit where due to professionals Morgan, Eck, and Prince, arguing that despite their faults they deserve fair play and that unwarranted skepticism about record rides is ridiculous.
- p. 1
Sharp criticism of the LAW's failure to require full addresses for membership applicants, accusing the Executive Committee and the Wheelman Company of violating the constitution for commercial gain.
- p. 1
Satirical account of a professional race omitted from Rochester meet reports, featuring Canary, Barber, and Appel racing for a stove and a hard-boiled egg, with a pun-laden outcome.
- p. 1
Satirical account of a Racing Board member who nearly suspended riders for competing at an unsanctioned meet, only to discover at the last moment that he himself had sanctioned it.
- p. 1
Commentary on Colonel Pope's petition drive urging Congress to establish a national road department, road engineering institute, and permanent road exhibit, and why League members should support it.
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Perceptive observation that character is visible even in a pack of flying racing men, distinguishing those who race for love of victory from those motivated by pure prize greed.
- p. 2
Editorial rebuke of overgrown cycling fans who nurse vindictive grudges against cycling writers for perceived partiality to rival clubs, calling such behavior super-sensitive and infantile.