The Bearings, Vol 7, No 21
Articles in this issue
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Connecticut delegates, backed by Massachusetts, send a formal request to LAW president Burdett calling a special National Assembly to investigate League finances, the Good Roads bureau deficit, and the undefined powers of the executive committee.
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The full text of the special assembly request is published, detailing three items of business: investigating illegal expenditures, reviewing the Good Roads magazine arrangement, and amending the constitution to define executive committee powers.
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The Bearings defends its reporting that Connecticut men are angry at Burdett for his role in passing the anti-pool bill, accusing the American Cyclist — which shares Burdett's Hartford home — of covering for the president.
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Walter Sanger wins the one-mile English championship by yards over Harris, then the following day breaks the English three-quarter and mile records and the world's flying quarter record of 27 3/5 seconds before sailing home on the Germanic.
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Heavy rain postpones the Waltham card and other New England meets, with riders Windle and Tyler returning home to Springfield after finding the track unusable, while A.B. Rich and George Taylor continue their Waltham training when conditions allow.