... CYCLING. FIXTURES* •WcdnosAmy, Jun« 17—West Manchcstu Cycling Club Evening Race Meeting •Wednesday. June 17—Border Bicycle and Athletic Club Thursday. June 18—Ashbourne Oycllsta Saturday. June 20—Surrey United C Race Meeting. Crystal Palace Saturday. ...

... CYCLES THEY INCLUDE “Raleighs,” “Swifts,” “Trents,” “Premiers,” “New Rapids,” AND MAW OTHERS. If you can't call, tend for our List (Posted Free.) ...

... CYCLING. I am a cyclist and love it. Whether the entry fee—• low owe of mie shilling—had in, dared riders to enter without • thought of riding I don't know. The fact is the handicaps produced few competitors. The out. standing features of the afternoon ...

... CYCLING. WHEELERS HILL CLIMBING. Yietery of I. Lazenby. A strews bead lrd oa Wheats Wet eratumE/ fir teetered with the w 52 r:der. Who elected to meat[ eel of the ft Into bed errepted the tueltetten of the lisawbeeter Wye CY. The venom ea* mime the Rat ...

... CYCLING. AN OLD 114 ND (31/1.D109L 1,7 1. 21 L to not a flrst-chun machine. J. E. K. (Leeds).—A special report will be found eleewher3. CRICKET. J. NIC FIOLFAX INeweasile-nn-Tysei.—The only annual yet published is Wisdeni. and this is a really good volume ...

... CYCLING. Ctclist iPenkoth'.—Tuckers Novop loir can nrocared of the proprietor. Ooodrich-raad. Londuii, S.E. It advertised in thir week s issue.' J IUBitUAN tChorleyl.—Oor ndvice to you is wait. You will in Cycle JocInKS notice of now tyre which any rubber ...

... CYCLING. CLUB FIXTURES. JULY. 28—Manchester Southern 8.C., to Arlcy Hall 28—Longsight 8.C., to Woodley, J p.m. 28—Rusholme 8.C., to Knutaford 28—Manchester Amateur 8.C., to Chapcl-cn-lc-Frith. 2 p.m. 28—North Manchester 8.C., to Plumblcy. J p.m. 28—Cheetham ...

... CYCLING TESTS. CHAN(iIt FROM U.S. TO SWITZERLAND? VS it unlikely lliol man\ Eiiroiu ry. lists would take part in the lSi*J World’s Championships if they were held the United Stat , it is now almost certain that they will transferred to Switzerland. The ...

... CYCLES Haue a reputation of over a 'uglier of a century. WRITS fOB CATALOfIUS-ALBUII—A OF ABI. rhe COVENTRY MACHINISTS’Co, Ltd., UW: 13 U,_ JtCat it ...

... A.U. Rales. TUESDAY. JULY 19. „, ,,. GOOD CYCLE AND FOOT EVENTS. Excellent Gras® Track. Good Pnxes. Entry lormr. »c. G. W. MARSH, H 0. . E C K T 0 . Under N.C.D. and N.A.D. Rules. TUESDAY. JULY 26 GOOD CYCLE AND FOOT EVENTS. Good Track. Good Pnjes. Entry ...

... CYCLING. G W. R (Sarnan).—There are severa! “ main ' roads to lLondon, and it denends upon how you are tra eiling. Cardiff, Rending, &, s, of course, most dir-t, bat whet about crosing the Severn' [f evelng or motoring we shonld teke Carmarthen, Breow ...

... CYCLING. Bertie Wet.lford (Liverpool).— You should join the Cyclists' Touring Club. S. Worthington (Derby).—The late H. L. Cortis made the record. . „ W. Thomas (New York).—Thanks for jour letter: shall place the matter in the right hands. CRICKET. A ...