The Referee Cycle Trade Review, Vol 10, No 6
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The Referee examines the thorny question of which class of riders should represent the United States in the forthcoming international championship races, pointing out that if the league splits into two classes the best men will inevitably be makers' amateurs who might not qualify to compete as pure amateurs.
- p. 2
Notice that the Referee's Christmas number will contain a valuable trade directory and much information useful to the cycle trade, available at 25 cents per copy.
- p. 4
A report that the international cycling conference decided to hold world championship contests, with representatives from the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Ireland, Scotland, and England attending, though several notable cycling nations were absent.