The Bearings, Vol 7, No 14
Articles in this issue
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Connecticut Racing Board member Lewis Miller defies an Executive Committee resolution and refuses a second time to grant a sanctioned race for the Massachusetts division at Waltham on May 30, triggering furious talk of secession among the state's strongest clubs.
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Following Miller's flat refusal, the Massachusetts board of officers calls a special meeting and Massachusetts men openly discuss demanding a National Assembly to settle what they see as a gross insult driven by old Connecticut-Massachusetts rivalry.
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Chairman Raymond confirms that F.J. Osmond would be eligible to race in the Chicago international championships as a National Cyclists' Union representative, provided the NCU chooses to enter him.
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A letter from trainer Culver reveals that Walter Sanger will probably compete in the French amateur championships following his spring training at Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Michigan voters approve a constitutional amendment enabling county and township road construction and maintenance by nearly 20,000 votes, handing the good roads movement its most significant political victory to date.
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Good Roads editor Isaac B. Potter plans to sail for England on June 3 for a two-month trip combining road inspection and a bicycle tour of Europe arranged by F.A. Elwell.