The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 3, No 6
Articles in this issue
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An editorial urges Canadian cyclists to produce a champion who can compete internationally, arguing that Fred Foster of Toronto shows the most promise and should be systematically trained and supported by the Association.
- p. 3
Fred Foster's racing record is reviewed and his potential to become Canada's first internationally recognized cycling champion is discussed, with calls for club support and favorable racing opportunities.
- p. 3
The Cyclist magazine's proposal for an international federation to govern world cycling championships is summarized and evaluated, with the Canadian Wheelman editor cautiously welcoming the idea.
- p. 3
In contrast to the L.A.W.'s suspensions, the National Cyclists' Union in Britain has chosen to deal leniently with its own makers' amateurs, a difference in approach that the editor examines with some skepticism.