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... CYCLING. While cycling Devonshire gut punctures in both tubes. After the tyres were inflated, and thus Devonshire air pot into the inner tubes. un returning home 1 found nicii l was dangerously ill. The doctor me Devonshire air would save him only he ...
... CYCLES. Tate’s Claim to Test Match Notice. greatest all-rounder in English cricket, although, your correspondent states, his wickets are now fewer and more 1 has always. In the pasL lived to his county analysis Test cricket, which is something very Jew ...
... CYCLING. Wtiilo cycling Devonshire gut punctures in both tubes. After repair the tyres were inflated, and thus Devonshire air got into the inner tubes. un returning home 1 found was dangerously ill. The doctor lold Devonshire air would save him only he ...
... CYCLING LOSSES. rode this machine with considerable dexterity, and was sufficiently Interested in tiie serious side of the pastime to become a member of the Cyclists’ Touring Club. Within a few weeks the N.C.H. have lost heir president and two senior ...
... CYCLING LOSS. Death of Famous French Wheelman. TjIRENCH cyclists are mourning the loss Jl ot one whom they have regarded for many years as the greatest figure in the whole world ot wheels. M. Paul de Vivie has died at the age ot 77. but only few hours ...
... CYCLE RACING. Move for Professionalism on English Tracks. rpni’ rossibility of re-establishing pro-1 feasional class on English racing tracks is being seriously discussed. For many years past any rider this country wire lias embraced professionalism lias ...
... CYCLING STARS N.CU. Stage Big Meeting, ritHE great annual meeting of 1 champions with which the National CyolistP Union concludes 1, „ activities attracted large Hill ou Saturday and some very stirred enthusiasm of iwitotors Of the many tit-hits provided ...
... CYCLE SCRATCH FLAT HANDICAPS. LADIES’ HANDICAP and RELAY RACES. FULL VALUE PRIZES. Enlrv Forms on Application to the Hon. Secretary. H. W. FRAMPTON, Lyndale, Forester-rd., Bath, ...
... CYCLING NOVELTY. Crelieta will also find an additional event thi. meeting—a devil taVe-thehindmost event eoataed to dears selected rtdera. The annual vaeetinc of the Bir mint-ham Centre !S C.U. which was (tost ponert owintrto the death of Mr. Ayres is ...
... CYCLING MOVE. Scheme for Poad Racing Development. ,4 SPECIAL committee of the Road Racing Council will meet London shortly for the purpose considering the practicability setting local branches ot* that body, with certain measure autonomy The present proposal ...
... Cycling Prodigy. The Leamington youth, J. Knifton. who has put up some remarkable cycle races the road in this. Us first season, surpassed himself In the Cheltenham and Ooanty C.C. open —a distance he had not previously competed over. He made the fastest ...
... CYCLE TITLE FOR SIBBIT. Close Finishes at Dock Police Sports. /XVHERE was preponderance of cycle the twenty-second annual sports the Manchester Dock Police, 1 held on the Salford Football Ground, I Weasto, Saturday. i„„ With couple of handicaps, lap I ...