The Bearings, Vol 9, No 4
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The Cleveland Wheel Club directors threaten to leave the LAW if membership chairman Pennell does not expel a former club secretary found to have committed financial irregularities, after extensive correspondence has produced no action.
- p. 1
The Chicago Cycling Club moves into a handsome new clubhouse on Lake Avenue near Thirty-first Street, with four parlors, bowling alleys, pool rooms, shower baths, a ballroom and theatre, and a fine view of Lake Michigan.
- p. 1
The fifth Poorman road race preparations are underway in Cincinnati, with the course shortened to fourteen miles to Carthage and a magnificent time medal to be the prize, making the Poorman a dangerous rival to the Pullman.
- p. 2
The NCU London Center meeting defeats by nearly two to one the proposal to hold one annual championship where amateurs and professionals meet, and simplifies the definition of a professional cyclist as one who cannot qualify as an amateur under NCU rules.
- 'Choppy' Warburton Was Not Killed
Reports of Warburton's death in a tandem accident prove false when a letter bearing a Paris postmark from the Friday of the supposed accident reaches London, prompting a telegram confirming he is alive and well.