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... 24), S. Gaud well 240. Gell 229, L. C. 340. W. A. Edmonds 60, W. Pointer 160, W. C. Cross 265. LAIN DON CYCLE AND ATHLETIC MEETING. One Mile Open Cycle Handicap.-A. U. Thomas 90 yards start, J. J. Clark 125, J. H. Bishop 130. T. F. W. Seeley 130, \V. Johoson ...
... CYCLING. CYCLING IN PBANCE. Par.s. Si >dat. Considering tba many difficulties under which they while m Paris. Hie nglish riders well. There was not o.ie m whole ii; lie condition race, wiien the sian was made May 3. trauo»ol the rough trip across ti.e ...
... CYCLING. PEGASUS CYCLING CLUB. Starts for the Five Miles Cycle Handicap, Paddington Recrealiui Grounds tin* uumior. p.m.:—sl. H. Whiley scratch. A, V. May 21 sec. start, H. J, 11. 50. A. Q. Edward* 69. A. 50. F. Griggs GO. 11. D. Hanks £O. J. Rawlings ...
... CYCLING. CYCLING NOTES AND GOSSIP. ...
... CYCLING. CYCLING NOTES AND GOSSIP. ...
... CYCLING. CYCLING NOTES AND GOSSIP. ...
... CYCLING. SOVEREIGN CYCLING CLUB- This club finished up their festive acasan with of uiutton supper and smoker at liead-qtiartcrs. provided by ho«ts i.e Beau amt Rrentiee. After full jiisiitw had lK*ca clone to the good things provided, (Abies were cleared ...
... CYCLING. CYCLING NOTES AND GOSSIP. ...
... CYCLING. CYCLING NOTES AND GOSSIP. ...
... CYCLING. CYCLING NOTES AND QOS3IP ...
... CYCLING, SOVEREIGN CYCLING CLUB. The second road handicap of this newly-formed club—distance ten mil*s—was decided on the Bath road on Sunday. Out of entry twenty.eight but eight failed face the starter. Result :—B. (cushion). min. start, first: W. Jones ...
... CYCLING CLUB ATHLETIC AND CYCLING MEETING. Pl«t : J. Courtenay Clark* (Tofooll Park A.C.t. B. yf. Gal* (Finchley H.). R. B. Brown (KiMar* A.C.). and A. O. Lao (Polyleehmo HJ. Bofare*; gtoplioo I. Eichardwn (Sporting Life.) Cjclma Umpire!; H. J, SwlndlM ...