The Wheel, Vol 3, No 26
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A telegram arriving as the paper goes to press announces that the League of American Wheelmen's officers' meeting at Worcester has unanimously voted to hold the 1883 national meet in New York City, tentatively on May 28.
- p. 2
The editor reviews the April issue of The Wheelman, praising its illustrations and articles on a Piscataqua River marine bicycle trip, a Paris-to-Geneva tour, and writings by notable cycling contributors.
- p. 3
The Boston correspondent describes preparations for the St. Patrick's Day professional races at the Institute, covering the form of Prince, Woodside, Neilson, Young, Wilson, and Harrison, and gives a detailed lap-by-lap account of the five-mile novices' race.
- p. 1
The editor criticises the King's County Wheelmen for failing to support cycling journalism while complaining about lack of recognition, contrasting their behaviour with the energetic Springfield club's subscription drive.
- p. 1
A note praises the Springfield Bicycle Club's agent Mr. Fennesy, who has secured thirty-six new subscribers for The Wheel and expects to add fourteen more, held up as a model for other clubs.