The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 5

Articles in this issue

• Report on the L.A.W. Meet in Boston

  A detailed look back at the successful annual L.A.W. meet held in Boston, praising the weather, roads, hotel accommodations, and the Cycleries show while noting some shortcomings in the racing at Lynn.

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• The Racing Board's Expulsions

  The Racing Board expelled and suspended riders who competed at the Lynn track, and two Cleveland men sued the track association for changing race conditions, adding to the amateur controversy.

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• Cartoon: Prince and His Trainer

  The issue's cartoon depicts well-known professional racer Prince and his trainer, timed to coincide with public interest in the Prince versus Neilson championship contest.

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• The Amateur Question Outcome

  At the L.A.W. general business meeting, the members firmly sustained the Racing Board's enforcement of the amateur rules, decisively rejecting appeals from the suspended riders' supporters.

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• The Boston Roads and Visiting Cyclists

  Visitors from other cities are heard throughout Boston exclaiming over the quality of the suburban roads, and the editors take modest pride in the Hub's cycling infrastructure.

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• The Price of the Bicycling World Reduced

  The annual subscription to the Bicycling World is now one dollar, delivered postpaid, making it the most affordable cycling publication in the country.

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• Photographs of the Cycleries

  Photographs of the exhibition at the Cycleries can be obtained from the Bicycling World office for two dollars each, measuring 9 by 14 inches.

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