The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 28

ft MDTOHCYCIISTS TO EARLESS MOTORCYCLE RACERS WHO WILL COMPETE ON MOTOR SPEEDWAY LIVEN CAPITAL CITY TO BREAK WORLD RECORDS MORIARITY THE MAINSPRI tl president W1LTEQ four at Buffalo Columbus field It is reliable and will hot li Has Jake Kansa time by the latter case nialned with the CLEVELAND PLANNING OR ride EH New One on Knight the backer at the viti ugwiuun a other I though at one time is was necessary paign effort and rig ht future the of this to break Into the majors next Jack Leyburn Wintered North CHANGE IN DATE HITS CREW the mooting was that 2:06 the POLO TEAM TRAINING HARD vs as upon as pricers It means the certain loss of at one mined answer the date in its HORSEMEN ERR IN GIVING WAY TO ANIMALS ROM SOUTH IN EARLY PART RACING SEASON be of national offb Test Enduri possible prreats in Many are purchased horses loose Race Event Statute and also American Champs Can Now orget Sche ule Handicap as Any Damage Possible Has Been Done A wot may spring Will Be Prominent in Motorcycle Meet good to the custom agent you try it will see to getting it done any expense as it might fail to down the big Canada That removed from HISTORY PROVES HORSES TRAINED IN NORTH SURPASS THOSE WINTERED IN WARMER CLIMES Motor Speedway urnishes Op portunity to Smash Profession al and Amateur Marks GIRL NOT ONLY RIDES BUT TRAINS HORSES AS WELL until the later ifero with the Invasion of Daring Riders Many Hundred Strong Expected for National Convention Has Strengthened the Columl Team Until It Is Able to Battl With Any of Them first annual New York to July 3 under trot This I ruined in IRST ANNUAL MOTOR BOAT DISTANCE RACE JULY 3 J' now of this cit a well known cl vil engineer caught twelve nice baas In Cicero Creek near the town of that name In Hamilton County last Sunday and he says there are plenty more left He also caught a five pound bass in all Greek a few days ago He travels a great deal and knows where all the good fish Ing places are have spent fully $30000 Year the fastest ness horse Mass rigl the South Dick McMahan ish and Game Notes BY EARLE JAKE BECKLEY HAS GREAT RECORD AS BALL PLAYER Moore a wealthy farmer from Gam bia called at the office yesterday to see about securing a game preserve for his section Mr Moore and his father own 400 acres of land just over the Morgan County line near Landersdale and say they have plenty of quails and want to keep them They think the best way to do It Is to get their land protected by a game preserve book ynu speak of is really more mnros and fillies than anything rise CLYMER THREATEN TO MAKE 18008 bls being a the summer aiso ue lorcea to glvp same reaann WH ATI tu i rn make another shift in rhn elgin and Drob abiv In thn Miw 0 iroM It appeals to the rur ho fail nei ii and business rawrorusvine whose address is given as Waynetown trotted by Minor Heir pared tho first two heats of Played Twenty ive Years and Still wegaraed as Wonderful Ex portent of Game Beckley veteran first baseman of thn and major leagues manager of tha i Lily Club of the American non has been playing ball for five years and during all that appreciates the fact that It Is up ngalnst a strong proposition and It Is leaving no stone unturned tn heenmo prepared for the series of nmiehns In connection with the trophy which commences lune 23 The team that Is to defend the cun will probably line up as follows: ranke IV Buckmnstor and VV Nlckalls with Capt Herbert Wilson II Grennall or Capt eanner at No 1 another cam re dlssEit Isfied was wintered at Medford ('lose to that "rnck hnund tile Pilgrims made famous Angus Polntei one of the best money winners that ever went down the Grand Circuit was wintered in Canada previous to his debut and ho won many races on the ice Alter that he was wintered in northern "Vermont where it Is equally cold and wnore uie deep simw remains on the ground until late in the spring Cresceus the world's champion trotter was alwavs wintered near Toledo of accounts for the limb OfhPi'H mnv up their seats lor the Conch Eire will have to ably in the four aw well trained at the Knmp ihlrtv milrw north Of Chicago liad good luck 'at the Torre Haute meeting winning the 2:04 it is quite out from ourteen members of the last General Assembly have been in the office this week to know when the report of the fish and game commissioner will be readv for distribution and at least that many have written to know The state printer has said for the last two months that they would be ready in a few weeks I Imagine they will be sent out about June 15 The lawmakers say their people are continuously calling for them and they want to know what to say loon race which conclave of dari furnish tho ser mi bonnet caused by mtle race course In addition tn be endurance runs which proir former tests fall by the way entries are lined up for this ever before and the hills it! diana promise as gruelling a chinery tires and riders hav called upon to endure The local IMotorcyclo Club second largest in 'the membership and has among men of fame as riders build'1 moters Everything possible i pared by the "hosts to i ror the few BY GEORGE A RYAN Tile early closing events opened by tlie Terre Haute Association for its Julv meeting received a light entry Secretary leming is a hit disappointed at tile sup port given Ills association by the owners In general and he lias a right to be Un and the association are game and all the classes will go that have even a fair entry and it Is probable that the later closing events will be better supported It is a remarkable tiling that owners will cry aloud all winter for early meet ings and big stakes and when the asso ciations comply with the demands in stead of supporting them these self same owners will enter at some half mile track and race for purses which If hey win would not amount to as much as second or third money tn the big slakes and in tlie latter case the horses would receive WCTO the mines trnlnnrl In Some of thorn had never put foot or tho race NATIONAL OICERS Knrl Ovington New York Henry Weahman Brooklyn secretary Glhsou Westboro Mush treasurer OICERS INDIANA CI CH Charles Wjatt president II Dippie vice president Harry treasurer Robert Sturm secretary DIRECTORS INDIANA CU i wmis II Hamilton Wainwright A n' 'Thu old organization with headquarters In Chicago Is recognized by the United States government and its certificate is necessary In exporting a tmtter to Europe or Canada The Indiana company Is not so recognized and its method of doing business may be Judged from a letter an Indianapolis tho president of pennant by half a gamp but very little suc cess bus been made It Is the future tn which the club owner vc THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SUNDAY MAY 80 1909 Champs but he does not put tho hi the game that Howley works Graham Glutton for Work The pitching staff is doing all that could be expected of it Carr is fortified with right handed pitchers and while Graham Is tlie only southpaw on the team he is a glutton for work and begged Carr to let him pitch two of tlie games nt Toledo He was eager to go In riday but Carr believe In overworking him Cheney who has been the main stay in the box is feeling the effects of overwork but Glaze and Slagle are In the pink of condition and when they get up against it it will be because the op posing team lias developed a batting streak and Is due to win Tie effects of the petty jealousies that have The old stars die hard and as linos of utility handle and Inc and opera Ion go anywhere man as someth: wdl broil It has born incorporated under the laws of Indiana It has not been ad mitted by the government but It Is my opinion you can bring a mare free of South took part Moving ytlll trot and the same can be said the well known Indian apolis tax ferret caught three bass one a fen po'lnLer4 ChaPman's Lake near arsaw last Tuesday The three totaled eighteen pounds can Trotting Register Association Chi cago never heard of it until the dav when a man down in South Carolina sent him a registration certificate of the Indiana association and asked for a transfer The South Carolina man evi dently believed that he had a certificate in the $100000 corporation organized la the leading trotting horse men tn tlie In this country it Is The Bird Catches the Other instances very many of them could be cited where the Northern trained horses proved to be tlie great money winners but those noted should be suf ficient to cause the owner mid trainer who will not race against the Southern trained horses to stop and pause and re llect on how much money they are pass ing up that ought to go into their strong boxes The big money at the early races goes just as far toward paying expenses as that won liter in the year If the money is won early then it is secure and no railroad wreck or other accident is going to prevent Its winning Tlie week of tlie Terre Hunte meeting there is no opposition from the big mile track associations and there is abso lutely no good reason whv nil of the stakes and class races opened by the as sociation should not fill and fill Weil Owners and trainers are alwavs com plaining because of the shortness of the season and the limited opportunity for winning out the cost of a good horse and bis training expenses and yet these same people fail to respond when the associa tions give them just what they are look ing for The average horseman will be surprised to know that there Is an "American trotting and pacing register" Incorported under the laws of the state of Indiana but such Is the fart The papers were Issued by the secretary of state on July IS 1908 on the application of Morris lora president: James Sullivan vice president: red Bridges treasurer Clin ton rins secretary and Albert Guriev Thad Banta and Oliver Perrin All of tho incorporators live In inn save tho secretary Columbia University Loses Star Athlete by Postponement of Race b'I'Ai 1OKK May 29 Shifting the date of the I oicoi lop'i rowing regatta at worlds champion pacer was never win tered In flic South mul tho greater part of his life has been passed near St Paul Minn and it is certainly cold ini In tliat section of the country during tlie winter months and well Into the spring Star Pointer the winter or I wo previous to his pacing thn first mlln below two minutes in tho history of tlie light har some high bred trotting or pacing strain of blood should be put on record but known to be under Rule 8" The grammar speaks for Itself but tlie rule would al low of the registration of most any old kind of a road or farm mare The American Trotting Register Asso ciation is a big concern and has published seventeen volumes of the register besides twenty four volumes of the Year Book the latter including all of the races under the sanction of the American and the Na tional Trotting Association and the breed ing of all horses both trotters and pacers taking standard records Of course it is patent that endless con fusion would ensue with two registra tion associations especially If Rule 8 should be taken advantage of Secretary Knight Is of the opinion that the copy right of the American Trotting Register Association has been infringed bv the new Indiana Association and will consult with the association's attorneys in regard to the matter It is worthy of note that while the In diana association has been incorporated some ten months it has never been men tioned or advertised by anv of the numer ous papers devoted to the trotting horse and that the first man to turn up with a certificate should hail from a state where there Is little breeding of this type of horse King's Victory ortunate It was an excellent thing for the British turf that Minoru owned by King Ed ward won the derby on Thursday last Of course It would have been a pleasing thing for Americans had Sir Martin cap tured the event the greatest race tn the world but it would not have been so helpful to turf Interests In the little isle English people are extremely loyal and to have the King win the great race will place the English turf on a foundation for many years to come The English people have always been who Vi luu mu ana it nas not ie subject of adverse legislation this country One great reason has that the English nobility have al been great patrons of the turf and the King was the Prince of Wales in ms racing rl riles vs i v4lvxi irum Twice while he was Prince of Wales did first victory since the death of the Scout O'Brien Is Busy Keeping an Eye on the uture Greats Rood tlii lilt Columbia a real body bio least li bus fnnnd for itself wide niirens wane its DESCRIBES wonderful growth VJ Expert Tells How Sport Has BY Evening Post wrote last week fora copy of Mr Sweeney's report fnv Want to make the basis comment for flsh and game rom the direction motorcyclists will ir capital to hold their nut jmuil convention the latter part members of this ganizatlon have taking advantagi tunitv to break Millr 191 1 finds that to rontlnin in training because it would int icucli niiL ii 1 1 1 i purposes at tbe Newbv 1 ETPCin 4 rlanl rsf rm It: in BY COPELAND Clymer threatens again make a disturbance In the Amerlei Association pennant race When tl Senators with a cluster of new faces tne inneld started out to battle at opening of the championship season th were not picked as world beaters they fulfilled the predictions of the knocl ers by losing most consistently Clyme vvno naa run away with the bunting three league races and had foueht tn tl last ditch in two other contests BRami to have been shorn of his strength whe his Senators left home to try to maintail a ngnting reputation There were persistent rumors thi uiymer had outlived his usefulness Columbus and that he was in the of a release It did look like a sin do it when some of the other teams werJ running rough shod over the Senators xne infield appeared to be so mink ths the team had lost before the game began dui viymer with very few changes hai developed a team that is ready to bat Lie witn the best of them and it wouh not be surprising if the team that hoverei around the bottom so long not only wouh work Its way into the first division bud will be up battling for first place before the season is much older riel who is holding down third base is as good as almost any other third baseman in the league but with his bum ankle and his bum wrist it was naturally expected ho might suffer another injury at any time that might put him clear out of the game Odwell at first base while a powerful improvement over the young fellow Millei who was tried out in the spring is not a finished first base man but he is getting better every day and at second base does not perform like the same player he was when he was worked In the shortfleld Morlarity the Mainspring But the man 1 who seems to be the mainspring of the whole outfit is Moriar ity the snortstop bought from the Cin cinnati Club It is surprising what the 1 1 addition of one man will do for a team and Morlarity has been the cog in the wheel that was needed at Columbus The Senators already had a classy out field and it only remains for the pitching staff to pull the Senators through Clymer probably will have to strengthen this de 1 partment before he can expect to cut a big figure in the pennant race The Millers have been playing good baseball in their games with the Brew ers and the Milwaukee fans have learned the only shutout The Millers have Earnings Pay for Her School ing and Help Support ather and Mother SIOUX ALLS May 29 Dorothy Knicel a 14 year oJd girl living In Letcher not only rides real horses In real races but she trains them as well Her earnings as a Jockey pay for her win schooling and help support her mother and father as well She was raised on a ranch with horses She never had the slightest fear of them Her daring Is illustrated by an incident which happened on the race track In a warming up gallop a particularly vicious horse bucked and threw her She clung to the reins but the horse broke away from her When the runaway was brought back a protest was made against letting a girl ride him Dorothy walked up to the horse and look us tiiicijKiii in ine eye said: you now if you kill me" Ride him she did and uhe won the race She has ridden now In Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota and other far Western states Of course these races were at small meetings because neither of the big turf governing associa tions in the East or West would license a female rider mother is her con st) nt attendant wherever she goes Dorothy weighs 107 pounds and is stronger than most boys of her age and size Those who have seen the girl sav she has unquestioned skill and ability In the saddle and she gets all the speed out of her horse with hands alone She rarely uses a whip the influx of visitors convention will be aays ny the To Run The two davs tn th ix 1 i i in rl SI be not less than isn miio run While no definiie voi laid nut fiiy ihr nn! lowing routes arc being unaer con siderat intl There of start ins tho Dnirtro 1 and runninj? it rniiOhnnni IT tills rnutp i 1 tc probable that it will be Ink Buffalo to Erie thence to then southerly and westerly to Ulen west 1n Inaiannri TftYlCA nf thie rniles which will necessitate i rnn it er an average of a little over 3 50 miles a day The other route being talked of Is from Indianapolis to rench Lick then bark 'to Indianapolis by way of some other Youte This would make a two days' run and it seems the most favorable as it will make Indianapolis tlie starting point as well as the finish 1 In connection with the national mootxls also held an economy contest Resume of Life Early in August tan? nr Indiana Association Broad The Ind Inna association is mighty broad in its way of doing business ns per Rule 8 in regnrfl to registering horses which iauH ns iohows: unlmal whose breeding can proven that it is by the descendant that they have not Ditchers in the leasrue a great infield and if their outfield hits I the ball there is no reason why Minne apolis should not keep up in the race The Brewers will soon start on the jaunt I from home and if they start to bump the I bumps on hostile ground they will go 1 down hill pretty fast I The American Association moguls after I they have thrown all the bricks they can I find have backed up a little bit in their I antagonism toward Indianapolis It will I soon be time for the Western clubs to I come around for that nice little piece of I money they expect to carry away from I Washington Park and they are now will 1 ing to make a strong bluff at burying the I hatchet The ugly part of the schedule I from an Indianapolis standpoint will soon I be past and whatever damage that could I be inflicted by the early season handicaps I has been done So with the Champs pretty well down I in third place it was not such a great I concession to the Indianapolis Club to I Perry Werden Perry is a I big drawing card all over the circuit and he is a marvel at keeping the players keyed up to the fighting pitch With Perry on the bench again in uniform he will be a great aid to the Champs but the fans in all the cities will miss him I out on the coaching lines It is not a question so much of what Perry might or might not do to help the Champs win another pennant It Is a question of setting a money spending ex ample in the tight little American Asso ciation If Werden makes a hit with the fans and is regarded as a factor in the victories of the team some other club may be urged to follow the Indianapolis example and put some baseball warrior on the pay roll as coach Of course the coach must draw a salary and in this sixteen player bush league rule association it is next to a crime to have too much on the pay roll With Perry quietly on the bench the publfc will not be Inclined so much to believe that he is of great value to the team and this coach idea may not spread next year Hopke to Join Team at Home The Indianapolis Club is struggling ki along now with fourteen players on the trip away from home and Carr will prob ably stick it out unless some one is in jured in the games at Columbus Hopke will join the team on its return home and will take up the utility role Manager Carr was highly pleased with his work at shortstop and he probably would not have made a change in that position if he had not had a chance to obtain Monte Cross who is a great asset to the team aside from his ability to field his position ew if any men in base ball know the fine points of the game any better than Monte and although he has played professional ball nineteen years he has not fallen off in his fielding He is not hitting the ball very hard but he is getting more than his share of bases on balls He has strengthened the infield and that is no disparagement to Hopke Hopke despite his recent illness did some sensational work on the Western trip and the chances are that he will have many more chances to aid the Champs He has been batting close to250 and last year he was one of the best pinch hitters on the team O'Rourke will probably be sold and when Carr de cides on his catchers the team will be Wakefield may not be able to join the team for several days and in the mean time Howley will do the bulk of the catching Shaw has done good work for LI IC life into Hurllngton Club Realizes It' Will Have Tough Match June 23 LONDON May 29 Thn Ilurlinghnm Club holder of the American International Cup which II Whitney's Meadow Jlrook kei' ping an eye ip minor leagues In 1397 he was sold hy New York to tho tncinnati Reds and he remained with them until 1903 when he was sold to the St Louis National Longue Club He played there until 1907 when George Tebeau bought Ills release and placed him with the Kansas Ity Club where lie Is still playing Beckley was also considered a groat batter and dur Ing his long career in the major league ho always hatted near 300 or over It is a remarkable record when one stops to consider that this man has been play tug big league bell twenty three years ami lias neen playing ball more than twenty five years Tuning tho spring Tebeau of the Kansas City Club obtained a voting first basemen and tried to hold Beckley as a utility player but It soon became evident that Beckley was far superior to tho young ster both in the field and In batting What is more remarkable is tho Tact that Beckley is practically leading tlie entire American Association in batting Capt An son of the Chicago National League Club has always been considered a grand old man of baseball but still bls record as a player does not shine much brighter than that of Jake Beckley team has developed a batting Detroit Tigers are feeling the done so much to injure championship teams The old stars die hard and as long as they can not liold the only place in the spotlight they will cause dissen sion in the ranks AVhen a young player comes in and makes good some older star must slide a ilttle further back and this sliding process is painful for tho athlete or the actor that thrives on popularity The Pittsburg Pirates have been Buffer ing from the same trouble and the team that wins tlie National League flag will have to be strong enough to overcome the bickerings within and the knocking with out The (Hants have pulled nut of the IIP I 'hl lllow 11 the Cubs are not yet far enough ahead to keep the New York team out of the pennant race And It will take more than a little backbiting among tlie players to keep Hughey Jennings from copping the American League pennant with the bunch of men he has got together this year At Ju Airo iw a few Indian I 'ftpohs motorcycle riders met at the home Charles Wyatt and discussed plans for organization of a motorcycle club Uh There were five hoys present at this and pr cevei al of the following meetings Sept 9 the nanie the Indiana Motorcycle Club was decided upon andfollowing officers were elected President Charles Wyatt secretary goi bturm and treasurer Waiter Jerper A committee was appointed to uiuiv tvuautuuon wmen constitution Was drafted but never accepted for the next few months were neid at the homo of the secretary RoboY Ji Bturm until in ebruary 1908 when they rented a large room in the Union VJTt find ml jut' ciun men proceeded to devise ways and means ofiv'fitill iiirthftr Inprsfi cl no i I'Vqv1 iiiv uiri I I l)fj ft ana gave invitational runs and Dutch lunches to bring the riders to the club rooms and make them see the advantages o' Joining a body of riders where their desires for conditions bettering the welfare' mntnmwlA 1'1 a A Yc wa In ii 1 1 1 III? IlllZt'd eb 16 saw the beginning of tho now club In name but not tn fact namely the ulana Motorcycle Club Incorporated incorporation wore filed wiili the Secretary of State and the Huh from that time was known as the Indiana Mo 'BJ I 11 I 1 1 time the new clubrooms at 6cr rv vim vii Mifi were opened io "i LT1UU Ib ne great pride In their new home Original Inspires Awe The first motorcycle brought to this City was in tho fail of 1899 It was a bigclumsy rench machine ukaR fnr nnoinw 'UVUIh It 1 ci 1 4 a great deal of awe on account of the ter rific noise which it made To Carl ish er belongs the credit of purchasing tlie first motorcycle This was an Orient and arrived in 1900 This machine is stili running around town after changing ownership about a dozen times The next arrival was a Cleveland Tri car which came in 1901 Various other machines made their appearance duringthe next four years It was not until 1905 when the Hed Btrom motor demonstrated after several years' thorough testing that motorcycles pecame recognized as a success It is estimated that there will be 20000 made in this country this year There are about 500 moiorcveles used In the city of Indianapolis and fully one hnlf nf lUm mi Pt 1 1 1 LJllIlilM Jthe last year 1 i V' Other Motorcycle Events May 30 Ixs Angeles Club run Mav 30 iIsner trophy run Chicago: Mav 30 Hev erly Mass Club hill climb: an' ta posed opening of Chicago track: May 30 8ij 1 New Jersey Club's rim: iv 30 George Hill elimbffi Mav 30 Chicago club's if'gymkhana June 3 New York club's sec ona trial June 8 Danville 111 hill climb JulyS 10 nglish reliability trials tne bugaboo of the average owner for many years The latter will sav that there is no use racing against those Southern trained horses and hike off to some spot where they think the game is soft only to find that there are others of like mind and that the reallv soft spot has been skipped That a great deni of bluff about the Southern trained horses winning all of the big races is evident by looking buck at the meetings of the past Last year the fastest and most sensational horses at these etirly HitH'i mgs iNorcn on a mile track until the day meeting Northerners Won Last Charley Dean had two of or the year and they were cut at tho enrlv meoHn at and Terre Haute These two were the pacer Minor Heir 1:59 and leming Boy 2:07 4 the latter a trotter Dean does his training nvr the half mile track on his farm at Palestine III Both of these were the sensations nf the early great been as in been ways when lie took 'J in 4110 1 I I stable and his colors were often in front Twice while he was Prince of Wales did he win the great English classic and this is his first victory since the death of the Queen Another very good reason why there has been little adverse legislation al form a national spotting league In order to offset tlie efforts of the reformers is tliat racing in England is controlled by a high class of men The bookmakers do not have the prominent part that they have in this country and the owners of race tracks have Io conform to the rules of the Jockey Club The latter restrict the number of racing days at each meet Ing and it is unusual for a meeting to ex tend over six or seven days at one track In this country the dally press pays lit tle attention to anything save the betting but in England one hears something of lite horses and their breeding In England Itll I I fk 4 0 Nl 11 I 1 ton often a commercial enterprise dueled by gamblers pure and simnle fact that trotting has not fallen under 'nv tiuiriuii inn ut uns inner class nrlnal ti fact that it Is in more prosperous whh'h was written to man by Morris lora tho new cornnnnv Tho asked for registration blanks asked if the certificate of the Trot ting a nd Pacing of assistance in shipping New York Club Plans Big Over Long Circuit of 270 Mlles NEW YORK May 29 Tho long distance motor boat race Albany and return will be held the auspices nf the New York Motor Boat Club The course will be from the club house foot nf West One Hundred and orty seventh street io a stakeboat off the Albany Yacht Clubhouse and return a distance of 270 statute miles The race Is open to all motor boats (except automobile boats) under forty feet over all length and having a waterline beam of not less than one fifth nf tho water line length and enrolled in any recognized club Certificates of measurements signed by the measurer of nnv recncrnlTArl pinh iii cepted Boats without such certificates must Hole and the Piratesn I tlvaa 1 li A a uivtrouiei ui me Clllb house not Inter than 9 on the morning of the race irst ncond and third prizes will he given A shield appropriately engraved will be pre sented to every boat that finishes No paid pilots will ba allowed MhreY probably be a crowd of State House fishermen hit the trail before long Cr Hv rank Hunt Bill Lee and TOHioL tor minnows all day riday and tliat a very good sign Pearson of Greensboro fish and game warden for that state was a visitor to the office yesterdav for the fl'hPoB0f securnR a of th'e Indiana game the greater part of mil to incorporate into a flSh and game pace with Twist and tho with Bod Lhw while Snow win Motorcycle Trade Taken Hold STEPHENS To all practical intents and nurnosrs real beginning of motorcycling in dates from tlie year 1900 While I much exeprimental work was carried on Previous to this time and several freak machines built the first real and sm cess tl'1 mntoi'oyolo made its debut at I'harles River Park Boston on Mav 24 1 900 be 'fore a crowd of about 30000 people i Thls machine wns called tho Orient motor bicycle and was manufactured Itlannfnetnrlng Company i JJaltham Mass It was ridlon bv Albei vnampion the then famous rench rider nn tho vIa i it vs mv i i UUC i lies in i minutes and 16 2 5 seconds which istill considered fairly good time During the latter part of 1900 a number oi machines made their appearunce in tllf fei ent parts of the country Responsible manufacturers at once began actively the iq 'Yl ul ae' eiopment and improvement end it was not long until there were a ruuiuer or practical models in tho field urther improvement has been rapid Troni year to year until the motorcycle the present state of perfeo 110 rated ns a mere blciTlpPr a substitute for the mo car The fact is there are many men and major leagues and It is with some sat isfaction that he now assumes the role of manager Be succeeded Monte Cross the former shortstop the Philadelphia Amerl now 'vlb rtmmps Ue hnrn Hannibal Mo Aug 4 ISC and is now nearly 43 years old iswmrta pllly ls a professional tn 1886 with the Leavenworth (Kas) Club end in the spring of 1887 was sold to tho I Af'r the season Played through the winter of 1887 at Stockton Cal where he made nuite imsclf in 1888 he was obtained Louts Whites there being two Tnnlq nl thni 1 i and the Whites On June 22 of that year he was sold to the Pittsburg Club of the National League with Harry Staley a fa 1 11 i Ln no iys jseciciey re i 4 i A I i I I I I I i I i I A 'I I i I rU? fk A 1 ATf 4 sot flEaKBSSnH fJRb 'Bx I 1 ro SJJH 77 '1 Tl' WSf4TJKlB 7 A a July 'dole titan 6009 II igmtiod ui'entioiis (f III WL world's records on tho 'b 'b VW WJMrswZ tt I zs 'norio'fi'L'tiY oeb of the national hnl P1 5 i I wdi be bod juir this Ml liiBif 1 ng riders against time id plume to tlie capital's A I the location of the tlv Q' west Of this olio aVe ihei win ffililflili I By jrn Oise to make SC Ais side More A zrzz I f' nut In nif indent motorcyclists who are also 1 sf as nm 11 "i mr auiumobll Iwii ll bruiig a soiirce of much diir 7L 1 5 its inenibcY Is Its economy about which I JaaBBlKi8lMBMK rs ami pro! Dcstion It will carry a per W': b'ihR H'p the nules at a cost of 1 cent which making wav rt 5 7 1 1 1l T80! I Pho date o'f 1(rI l1 nniros little cure as the I I mined in l1( tusni is so simole that one soon I mined a lPirilf plrtK eaI1 Ir I a little or cost any possible defect that I incr uin iiotii ed I J1 lis fo 1nl 1 foci In I 11 1P 't II' molmm Ir ominc rlls 1p tlia 1 1 1 sea reel those who re not A lins boon watching the game with both eves At JR YV igL hod nf f0 Ibero are over 5(1000 jSi' n' to inti The mm i Zf Sia 0 bOii ma IS nyulimsti In ghri fl WEWWM A 1 1 1 l' ti' ip lopi If Wcl 1 Iciiun nun who lino 1 $1 jgfow OT lind much to do with tin pop I lz tlI jE Sgl nt the molmm Io hno ioo piedl on flint wit I In a couple or trPe Vears W'vis'sSivB nmtrnru'ln Aliev nll(() A Wv iw Iilie In vX 1 llnpC II If 1 1 1 1 1st Zac zofis zorejcycLsr 1 I I 5 Tl I ii.