The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 4
Articles in this issue
- p. 9
An editorial welcome is extended to all cyclists arriving in Boston for the L.A.W. annual meet, urging members to consult the programme and come prepared for five days of activity.
- p. 5
A political cartoon depicts a League representative refusing to give a boost to a smaller figure, commenting satirically on the amateur question and L.A.W. power dynamics.
- p. 9
The editors expect a lively business meeting at the Meet and urge every cyclist to stay through Monday to watch the races at Lynn and see the amateur question resolved.
- p. 9
The paper explains its plan for continuing original cartoon features, which will include portraits of leading wheelmen and hits on cycling topics, printed separately for framing.
- p. 9
The editors criticize the L.A.W. Bulletin for not obtaining timely news about the Meet arrangements, while explaining their own practice of employing correspondents at their own expense.
- p. 7
Singer cycle rider John S. Prince set world records from 35 to 50 miles at Minneapolis on May 8, winning the six-day race against champion Schock with 1,042 miles in 72 hours.
- p. 15
A poem by correspondent 'Pedals' celebrates the upcoming assembly of cyclists at the Boston League Meet, hailed by the editors as particularly worthy among the contributions received.