The Wheel, Vol 3, No 24
Articles in this issue
- p. 3
The editorial reports that the League of American Wheelmen's officers' meeting has been fixed for March 27 in Worcester, where the location of the 1883 national meet will be decided, with New York mounting a strong bid.
- p. 3
Captain Pitman of the Ixion Club writes to argue the case for holding the League meet in New York City, contending that it will attract far more members and do more for the League's growth than Washington or New Haven.
- p. 2
A Cleveland correspondent describes the club's successful public exhibition at the Roller Rink, covering the club drill, the pick of eight fancy riders, double riding by the Glue brothers, and champion fancy rider W.H. Wetmore's performance.
- p. 2
The Albany Bicycle Club's secretary reports the club's unanimous vote to back Scattergood for L.A.W. Representative and Beckwith for Chief Consul, and argues for holding the 1883 meet in New York.
- p. 3
A Washington correspondent announces that plans for a major bicycle race meeting in the capital, postponed since the previous November, have unfortunately been abandoned.