The Bearings, Vol 8, No 9
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The special National Assembly at the Iroquois Hotel in Buffalo vindicates the LAW executive committee by a vote of 113 to 48, after Perkins fires two hours of questions at the executives over their loan to Good Roads and their accounting methods, with the opposition failing to prove any illegal expenditure.
- p. 1
Sanger is beaten by both Bald and Taylor in the mile open at Reading, Pennsylvania, and claims he slipped a pedal on a rut; after the defeat he refuses to race again for the day, adding to his difficult season.
- p. 2
At Scranton, Pennsylvania, races proceed through torrential rain on a wet, soggy track, with Tyler beating Sanger in the international mile but Sanger showing fine form in the handicap events, while local unknown Willis surprises the crack riders in one event.
- p. 2
Dirnberger wins the quarter-mile open at Reading twice — once from a legitimate race and once in the run-over — only to be denied the prize both times due to contested false starts and an official recall, ultimately losing the final decision to Bald.