1877.. White, Boston 1878.. Dalrymple, Milwaukee 1889.. Brouthers, Boston 1891.. Hamilton, Philadelphia 1897..Keeler, Baltimore Average. 403 .33 .407 365 .399 .367 .371 .350 .371 .388 .343 .343 .313 .342 .338 Inter-Scholastic Base Ball. The Brooklyn team of 1898 was a thorough disappointment. The death of President Charles H. Byrne late last winter put matters in a chaotic condition, but Secretary Charles H. Ebbets secured control of the stock and a reorganization ensued with Mr. Ebbets as President; H. C. McLean, Vice President; A. W. Kiddle Secretary and Treasurer; Thomas Simpson, Assistant Secretary and Treas-1888.. Anson, Chicago urer. The new management immediately transferred its plant from Eastern Park to the new grounds at Fourth av. and Third st., and a season of prosperity was expected. The poor work of the team, together with the war, caused a lack of interest, which resulted in a loss of nearly $8,000. During the first few days of the championship, the team showed up well, but the absence of a regular short stop soon made itself felt and the team gradually fell behind. Jones first essayed to fill the position, but he soon gave way to La Chance, who was equally unsuccessful. Magoon was then secured and he filled the place acceptably, but weak batting overcame the improvement in fielding. In the meantime Manager Barnie was released and Captain Griffin appointed in his stead. The latter resigned after two days of service and President Ebbets took up the management of the team. It failed to prosper under his direction, finishing tenth, with a percentage of .372. In the 145 games played Brooklyn won 54 and lost 91. The team was shut out ten times, failing to administer a whitewash to any of its adversaries. The nearest the team came to achieving anything of the sort was in a game with Baltimore, which ended in neither side scoring after 11 innings. Brooklyn took part in twelve extra inning games, winning 6 and losing 6. It won 21 games by a single run and lost 20 by the same margin. The team also took part in 4 tie games. The team batting average was .260 and the team fielding, .945. The record of games and lost by the pitchers follows: .423 .419 .432 .381 2 0 2.000 Won, 6; lost, 1; tied, 1. 2 0 2.000 Total..... 145 54 91.372 Col. Gram. Sch....17-8 Betts Acad. The New York Club. The New York Club officers are And. Freedman, President, and H. Bonnell, Sec., with headquarters at 142 Broadway and grounds at Eighth av. and 157th st. The season was also a disappointment, the losses being estimated at $40,000. The club finished seventh, winning 77 and losing 73 out of 150 games played. The team records were: Batting, .265; Fielding, .930. It administered 9 shutouts and was blanked 6 times by opponents. It won 6 and lost 2 extra inning games. It participated in 25 games, in which the verdict was secured by one run, winning 12 and losing 13. It took part in 7 tie games. The record of the pitchers follows: Mercury A. C.....17-7 Latin Soh*. .16-10 6-11 Pratt Inst*. 7-17 7-14 Manual Tr. Sch....13-12 Westminster 6-7 10-22 7-8 2-15 9-8 Won, 7; lost, 8. BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. Kennedy 36 17 19 .472 Stein. 32 12 20 .375 18 414.222 Miles Time. Riders. Track. Date. The year 1898 proved the most spectacular AMATEUR-FLYING START-UNPACED-CONTINUED. Nearly year in the history of cycling. every record at every style of riding was lowered, while the paced figures were changed time and again until at the beginning of 1899 they stood far below where they were a year ago. The mile paced record was brought down from 1:35 2-5, made in 1897, to 1:32 3-5, made by Edouard Taylore at Willow Grove. The hour record went up from 32 miles 1086 yards, where Stocks held it, to 34 miles 1220 yards by H. D. Elkes, also at Willow Grove track, near Philadelphia. The paced championship is as undecided as ever so far as figures go. Bald is acknowledged to be entitled to the honor, while Major Taylor, Floyd McFarlan1 and Owen Kimble follow him in the order named. Locally the prospects are for a return of interclub and amateur sport. For the Eagle trophy three clubs entered the annual ten mile team club road race held on the Merrick, October 22. These were the Kings County Wheelmen, Pierce Wheelmen and the Indian Cycle Club. The Kings County won with 37 points, Pierce Wheelmen second, with 31 points; Indian Cycle Club third, with 7 points. The Eagle medal for the championship of Greater New York was won by Charies M. Ertz at Manhattan Beach. Bicycle Records. American track records, as officially accepted by the League of American Wheelmen Racing Board, are as follows: Boston 40 1.44.423 A. J. Thibodeau. Chicago.... Oct. 29, 97 50 2.14.05 A. J. Thibodeau. Chicago.... Oct. 29. '97 51 2.33.42 R. Lauricks. 603.07.543 R. Lauricks.. 70 3.40.56 R. Lauricks. 80 4.13.14 R. Lauricks.. 90 4.46.483 R. Lauricks. 100 5 16.24 R. Lauricks. Boston July 31, 97 ... Boston July 31, 97 Boston July 31, '97 Boston July 31, 97 Boston July 31, 197 One hour-28 miles, 1,585 yards. .29 G. F. Royce Paterson... July 4, '94 20 .40 P. J. Born wasser. Louisville Sept. 4, 97 25 1.00 E. Llewellyn..... Philadelp'a July 30, 198 30 1.21 Emmor L. Wilson Washingt'n May 22, 98 33 1 1.59 W. Robertson Denver.... Oct. 2. '97 8.53 C. J. Wagner Newby Ov'l Aug. 12, 198 5.52 Harry A. Gibson. Newby Ov'l Aug. 12, '98 Record of three-cornered 6-day 8-hour a day race, 9.43 Harry A. Gibson. Indian'p'lis Aug. 12, 198 held Aug. 16, 1897, at Charles River Park, Cambridge, 12.58 F. H. Wilson..... Chicago.... Sept. 22, '96 11 21.283 Lucien Lesna Cambridge. Aug. 14, 97 Cambridge. Aug. 14, 97 Cambridge. Aug. 14, '97 Cambridge. Aug. 14, 197 Philadelp'a Aug. 6, '98 Philadelp'a Aug. 6, '98 Philadelp'a Aug. 6, '98 Memphis.. Nov. 19, '96 Memphis Nov. 19, 96 Memphis Nov. 19, '96 Memphis Nov. 19, 96 Memphis.. Nov. 19, '96 Memphis Nov. 19, 96 Memphis Nov. 19, 96 Memphis.. Nov. 19, 96 Memphis Nov, 19, 96 Memphis Nov. 19, 96 Memphis.. Nov. 19, '96 Memphis.. Nov. 19, 96 Memphis.. Nov. 19, 96 Memphis.. Nov. 19, '96 Miles TANDEM PROFESSIONAL-FLYING START-UNPACĒD. 4 5 10 20 26 Time. Rider. Track. 52 Terrill-Taylor. Date. Coronado Mar. 2, 96 Oct. 4. 9 Nov. 16, 965 Nov. 16, Apr. 9, S 1.25 Sager-Swansbr'h. Denver.... Dec. 5, 9 1.51 Hughes-Swansb'h Denver 3.59 Sager-Swansbr'h. Denver. 6.07 Sager-Swansbr'h. Denver 8.17 Sager Swansbr'h. Denver 10.25 Sager-Swansbr'h. Denver. 21.183 Sager-Swansbr'h. Denver. 44.53 Sager-Swansbr'h. Denver 58.23 Sager Swansbr'h. Denver Apr. 9, 9 Apr. 9, F Apr. 9, 9 Apr. 9, Kaser, Miller and Belleair Gardiner Mar. 16, 25 28 1 1.41 HANDICAP RECORDS-PROFESSIONAL. One-half mile-W. F. Sims, Washington, D. C., August 3, '98, 56 3-5; E. E. Simpson, handicapper. One mile W. F. Sims, Washington, D. C., July 23, '98, 2:00; E. S. Simpson, handicapper. Two mile E. C. Bad, Indianapolis, Ind., August 11, '98, 4:09; W. G. Hunter, G. L. McCarthy, P. J. Aldrich. HANDICAP RECORDS-AMATEUR. One-half mile-Edw. Llewellyn, Philadelphia, Pa., July 30, 98, 1:00; A. G. Powell, handicapper One-third mile F. L. Kramer, Philadelphia, September 17, 98, 0:41 4-5; A. G. Powell, 7.223 Church, Jack and Philadelp'a Nov. 3, 9.163 Church, Jack and Philadelp'a Nov. 3, Vernier 10 18.52 Church, Jack and Philadelp'a Nov. 3, 97 Vernier TANDEM PROFESSIONAL-STANDING START-1 mile Butler Brothers, Salem, June 5, 1897; time, 1:57. QUADRUPLET PROFESSIONAL FLYING STARTPACED (Against time)-1 mile, Phillips, Boone, Turville and McCurdy, Chicago, Oct. 2, 1897; time, 1:40. 5 miles, Phillips, Boone, Turville and McCurdy, Philadelphia, Nov. 3, 1897; time, 9:183. 10 miles, Phillips, Boone, Turville and McCurdy, Philadelphia, Nov. 3, 1897; time, 18:49. QUADRUPLET-FLYING START-UNPACED-mile, Phillips, Bradis. Irons and Miller, Chicago, October 12, 1897; time, .493. QUINTUPLET PROFESSIONAL-FLYING START-UNPACED-1 mile, Callahan, Butler, Pierce, Walsh and Coleman, Cambridge, August 1, 1896; time, 1:46). miles, W. F. Sayer, E. W. Swansbrough, H. Watts. QUINTUPLET PROFESSIONAL-STANDING START-2 E. Von Steeg and F. B. Kent, Cambridge, August 31, 1898; time, 5:327. SEXTETTE PROFESSIONAL-FLYING START-UNPACED-1 mile, W. Saunders, B. Pierce, W. Coleman, F. Butler, N. E. Caldwell and A. Crooks, Cambridge, September 26, 1896; time, 1:41§. SEXTETTE PROFESSIONAL-FLYING START-PACEDHammond, MacLean, H. MacLean, Stafford, Tarment and Grennen, Philadelphia, October 29, 1897, made following records: 1 mile, 1:49; 2 miles: 3:403; 3 miles 5:33; 4 miles, 7:30; 5 miles, 9:273; 6 miles, 11:27; 7 miles, 13.22. Miles. CYCLING- Continued. TRIPLET AMATEUR-FLYING START-UNPACED. 1 2 4.17 Perree, Gracey 10 15 Cambridge May 28, '98 and O'Neill.... Philadelp a Aug. 27, 22.13 Perree, Gracey '96 and O'Neill.... Philadelp'a Aug. 27, '96 33.32 Perree, Gracey and O'Neill.... Philadelp'a Aug. 27, '96 TANDEM AMATEUR-FLYING START-PACED. Haggarty-Williams, at Waltham, Mass., Nov. 2, 1894, made these records: mile, 254; mile, 524. One mile, Oct. 27, 1894, 1.52. Hiles 5 24 Peabody - Llewellyn.... Track. Date. Indian'p'lis Aug. 12, '98 52 Ingraham Bros.. Cambridge Aug. 31, '98 1.50 Joseph-Hood Detroit June 18, 198 4.21 Dixon-Kraft..... San Fran..Dec. 5, '96 6.24 Dasey-Goramflo.. Denver.... July 16, '97 10.46 Dasey-Goramflo.. Denver.... July 16, 97 AMATEUR STANDING START-UNPACED TANDEM. One mile-Hausman-Collett, Waterbury, Conn., September 9, '97, 1:55 3-5. Two mile-Waldron-Wallin, Erie, Pa., May 30, '96, 4:384. AMATEUR UNPACED TRIPLET. One hour-Perrie-Gracey-O'Neill, Philadelphia, Pa., August 27, '96, 26 miles, 1373 1-3 yds. Twenty-four hours' professional-Unpaced flying start. Schreyer G. Meiscell, Denver, Col., July 30, 31, '97, 323 m. Time, 23:59:58. Two hours, flying start, unpaced-Chas. W. Miller, Chicago, Ill., October 2, '97, 43 m. 1320 yds. Three hours, flyingstart, unpaced-C. W. Miller, Chicago, Ill., October 2, '97. 62 m. 1.320 yds. Four hours, flying start, unpaced-C. W. Miller, Chicago, II.. October 2, '97. 81 m. 1100 yds. Five hours, flying start, unpaced-C. W. Miller, Chicago, Ill., Oct. 2, '97. 100 m. 32 yds. Cycling Club Directory. BROOKLYN. Albany Bicycle Club-41 Albany av. Org. 1898. 43 members. James Ball, Pres.; J. B. Moran, Sec., 125 Albany av. A. W. Cycle Club-37 Jefferson st. Org. 1896. 65 members. Stephen Allen, Pres.; Isaiah Keit, Sec., 58 Tompkins av. Amity Wheelmen-788 Manhattan av. 47 members. J. Edward Neill, Pres.; Paul Teichman, Sec. Amphion-126 Heyward st. Org. 1894. 45 members. O. Wilig. Pres.; L. F. Koffer, Sec. Arion Wheelmen-Arion Hall. Org. 1895. 100 members. H. F. Mayland, Pres.; A. Vigelius, Treas.; H. E. Bassemer, Sec., 956 Broadway. Ariston Wheelmen-304 Lewis av. Org. 1896. 53 members. C. J. Walker, Pres.; M. D. Fairchild, Sec., 58 Reid av. Isan-1-80 Associated Cycling Clubs of Long Hanson p. Org. July, 1895. Members: Brooklyn Bicycle Club, So. Brooklyn W., Kings County W.. Bushwick W.. Widiamsburgh W., Long Isiand City W.. Pequod C. C., Nassau W., Logan W., Tamaqua W... Orient W., Central W., Prospeot W., Paramount W., Waverly Bicycle Club, Indian Cycle C.. Union League W., Greater New York W. Amphion W., Ariston W., Red Hook W.. Nameless W.. Pierce W., Carroll Park W.. Glenmore W., Montank W., Y. M. C. A. 26th Ward W., Royal Arcanum W., Pioneer Cycle Club, Dean Cycle Club. Whirling Dervishes. John Barnett, Logan Wheelmen, Pres.; Geo. W. Gardner, B. B. C., Vice-Pres.; Richard J. Wulff, Prospect Wheelmen. Treas.; Benj. Bushwick Wheelmen, Sec. the cycling clubs of Anchell, Central av.. The object is to unite L. I. in all efforts to secure well pay to supervise all Long Island with promote the welfare and to protect the interests of wheelmen; to ed streets and roads. and cycling events. Any club on a membership of 25 or more active members is eligible to membership. Annual dues, $5. Meetings at B. B. Club House, 3d Monday. Associated Cycling Clubs of Eastern District. Aurora Grata Wheelmen-Bedford av., corner Madison st. Org. 1895. James R. Bennett, Pres.; Robert W. Haff. Sec.. 189 Montague st. Bedford Athletic Club Wheelmen-374 Bedford av. Bradbury Cycle Club-1,217 Fulton st. Org. 1897. 75 members. Alex. S. Bacon, Pres.; Chas. A. Holloway, Sec., 774 Fulton st. Brevoort Wheelmen-611 Halsey st. Org. 1897. 32 members. J. Clarence Wells, Pres.; Reuben E. Boland, Sec. and Treas. Broadway Wheelmen-1,614 Broadway. Org. 1897. 58 members. Emil Engel, Pres.; Charles H. Meek, Sec., 123 Van Voorhees st. Brooklyn Bicycle Club-80 Hanson pl. Incorp 1886. Geo. T. Stebbins, Pres.; Wm. R. Snediker, Treas.; Walter E. Edgerly, Sec. Membership, 250. Publishes a monthly journal. Brooklyn Fire Dept. Wheelmen-Gates and Nostrand avs. Org. 1897. 85 members. Wesley Sprague, Pres.; John Shaw, Sec., 43 E. 23d st., nr. Carroll Park Wheelmen-355 Smith st. Org. 1895. 54 members. A. T. Scott, Pres.; Samson Sineus, Sec. Central Wheelmen (Y. M. C. A.)-502 Fulton st. Org. 1894. J. G. Cochran, Pres.; C. C. Enderie, Capt.; C. Klinck, Treas.; Wm. Stewart, Scc. 75 members. Comet Wheelmen-114 Bergen st. Org. 1896. 32 members. Amos Hague, Pres.; Theodore Herman, Treas.: R. H. Finley, Sec., 340 10th st. Concord Cycle Club-Org. 1894. Meetings first Tuesday, at 193 Gold st. F. M. Clark, Pres.; H. C. Miller, Sec. and Treas. Cortelyou Bicycle Club-Bedford and New York avs. Org. 1896. 50 members. Wm. Miller, Pres., 89 Linden road; John Ryder, Sec., Canarsie lane and Neck road; John Bollinger, Treas. Cycle Club of Brooklyn- Old Thirteenth Regiment Armory, 334 Flatbush av. Org. February, 1895. Andrew Peters, chairman of Ex. Com.; Carroll J. Post, Sec. and Treas. Membership, 250. Cycling Committee, Crescent Athletic Club-25 Clinton st. Carl Rasmus, Chairman; E. H. Walker, Sec. Dacotah Wheelmen-1061 Greene av. Org. 1893. 30 members. Walter Chestnutt, Pres.; F. S. Burrows, Sec., 448 Miller av. Dean Cycle Club-87 Ashla id place. Org. 1895. 85 members. Hartwell Abbey, Pres.; John G. Senneman, Sec., 13 Middagh st. Defender Wheelmen-95 Devoe st. Org. 1896. 85 members. Wm. H. Bundrick, Pres.; Frank Miller, Sec., 379 S. 1st. st. Diamond Wheelmen--261 Kingsland av. Org. 1897. 70 members. Ed. Wicks, Pres.; Wm. Kinzinger, Sec. Eagle Wheelmen-51st st. and 1st av. Org. 1897. 52 members. H. Cook, Pres.; C. Moore, Sec., 221 53d st. Eastern District Wheelmen-89 S. 3d st. Org. 1897. 65 members. Charles Barend, Pres.; Benj. Rubenstein, Sec., 219 Kent av. East New York Cycle Club 614 Glenmore av. Empire State Wheelmen-218 Nostrand av. InCorp. 1897. 100 members, Geo, McKechnie, Pres.; Rufus T. Hautsch. Sec. Falcon Wheelmen -828 Manhattan av. Org. 1894. Alex. C. Allison, Pres.; James Eadie, Sec., 108 Meserole av. Federal Wheelmen 237 Schermerhorn st. Org. 1897. 100 members. John J. Whelan, Pres.. Charles F. Morgan, Sec., 901 Flatbush av. Fresh Air Wheelmen- 32% 6th av. Org. 1888. members. W. J. Tierney, Pres.; J. A. McDermott, Sec.. 24 Wyckoff st. 22 Garnet Wheelmen-272 Union st. Org. 1897. 140 CYCLING-Continued. members. P. M. McGrath, Pres.; John P. Gorman. Sec., 272 Union st. Glenmore Wheelmen-Glenmore and Pennsylvania avs. Org. 1896. 80 members. P. Mooney, Pres.; C. G. F. McManus, Jr., Sec., 314 Van Brunt st. Good Roads Association of Brooklyn-1187 Bedford av. Org. 1892. John N. Partridge, Pres.; Albert H. Angell, 1st Vice-Pres.; Fred H. Vail, 2d Vice-Pres.; Edward Schwalbach, Jr., Sec.; T. Jeff. Stevens, Treas. The Ex. Com. comprises 30 members, beside the officers of the association, and they have power to fill vacancies. The association was organized to secure the building of the cycle paths and promote the improvement of roads generally. Membership, 2,500. Greater New York Wheelmen-672 Bedford av. Org. 1896. 250 members. George R. Smith, Pres., Jules A. Guedon, Cor. Sec. Hobo Cycle Club-113 55th st. Org. 1896. 50 members (limited). M. Witte, Pres.; W. H. Hicks, Sec., 442 Franklin av. Howard Wheelmen-983 Eastern parkway, Howard Cycle and Social Club-442 Franklin av. Indian Cycle Club-474 Bedford av. Org. 1894. 200 members. P. H. Lustig, Pres.; Edward H. Burgham, Sec., 208 Marey av. Kings County Wheelmen-Grant sq. Org. 1881. 262 members. Geo. A. Needham, Pres.; A. R. Gardner, Sec.; C. A. Martin, Treas. Lady Tourist Club-146 Lafayette av. Org. 1894. 54 members. Mrs. Charlotte L. Bolton, Pres.; Mrs. E. L. Hoyer, Sec.; Miss Emma Chase, Capt. Exclusively for ladies. New League of American Wheelmen-Headquarters, 530 Atlantic av., Boston, Mass. Officers: Isaac B. Potter, Pres., Potter Building, Manhattan; T. J. Keenan, jr., 1st Vice-Pres., Pittsburg, Pa.; J. T. Tattersall, Treas., Trenton, N. J.; Abbot Bassett. Sec.. 530 Atlantic av., Boston, Mass.New York State Division, L. A. W.. headquarters, Vanderbilt Building, Nassau and Beekman sts.. Manhattan. M. M. Belding, Chief Consul, N. Y.; W. S. Bull, Sec. -Treas., Vanderbilt Building, Manhattan. Org. 1880, at port. R. I. Organized to promote general interests of cycling, to ascertain, defend and protect the rights of wheelmen, to encourage and facilitate touring, to promote the improvement of the public highways and an intelligent care and repair of the same, to promote and regulate cycle racing on the track and to regulate the government of all other amateur sports connected with the use of the wheel. Membership, 100,938. N. Y. State membership, 26,703. There are 3,500 members of the League on Long Island. They are represented in the State board of officers by the following delegates from the Second District, which comprises Long Island: William Arnold, John Barnett, Charles F. Cole, R. W. Dye, Waldo E. Fuller, Michael Furst, Walter M. Meserole, Charles J. Obermayer, Geo. T. Stebbins. Edward H. Walker, Brooklyn; Huyler Ellison, Freeport. Lee Wheelmen-Bedford av. and Lynch st. Org. 1898. 50 members. Thomas Daley, Pres.; Harry P. Creighton, Sec., 293 Grand st. Liberty Wheelmen--632 Gates av. Org. 1893. 100 menibers. Wm. T. Cowenhoven. Pres.; Wm. H. Hazell. Sec.; Clemons Weiss, Treas. Light Cycle Club-140 Chester st. Org. 1897. 30 members. James Jevins, Pres.; Walter L. Cott, Sec., 315 Watkins st. 160 Logan Wheelmen- 267 6th av. Org. 1896. members. John Barnett, Pres.; Otto Weinphall, Sec.. 267 6th av. Long Island Cycle Board of Trade-G. W. Bennett. Pres. A. M. Franklin, Sec.; W. B. Osgood. Treas. Long Island Wheelmen-1281 Bedford av. Org. Nov, 23, 1882. Membership, 130. John L. Shepherd, Pres.; Fred Halsted, Vice-Pres.; H. F. Pierce, Treas.; Thos. A. Lavens, See.. 100 Monroe st. Macon Wheelmen-1389 Fulton st. Org. 1898. 55 members. Gilbert D. Manson, Pres; Charles L. Wilkening, Sec., 678 Warren st. Manhasset Cyclers-396 Clinton st. Org. 1896 65 members. W. E. Clarke, Pres.; T. F. Cleary Sec. Mark Nelson Association Wheelmen-582 5th av Org. 1898. 68 members. H. Wundoehl, Pres.; W. L. Nicholson, Sec., 293 Warren st. Midwood Club Wheelmen-Flatbush. Org. 1894 Walter N. Nelson, Capt. and Chairman of Ex Com.; John W. Evans, Sec.; A. C. Frazer, Treas Minden Cycle C.ub-Minden House. Org. 1895. 63 members. John J. Farrell, Pres.; Wm. W. Foales, Sec., Minden House. Mineola Wheelmen-560 Driggs av. Org. 1898. 35 members. Thomas Meister, Pres.; Patrick Sullivan, Sec. Mohawk Wheelmen-309 Sumner av. Org. 1896. 48 members. H. G. Bennett, Pres.; Isaac E Davie, Sec., 506 Monroe st. Monitor Cycle Club-532 Atlantic av. Incorp. 1898. 48 members. Ed. Sanford, Pres.; F. Ó. Helsing, Sec., 211 22d st. Montauk Wheelmen-118 Vermont st. Org. Oct. 27, 1896. 78 members. Charles Grimm, Pres.; John Mayer, Sec. Nassau Wheelmen-Bedford av. and Ross st. Org. 1894. 250 members. J. R. Brennan, Pres.: Mortimer H. Gaubert, Sec., 100 Keap et. Nameless Wheelmen-70 Prospect av., Windsor Terrace. Org. 1895. 75 members. John G. Gunning, Pres.; G. M. Arthur, Sec., 11 Greenwood av. National Athletic Club Wheelmen-11-13 Cedar st. Org. 1898. 100 members. W. J. Weed, Capt.; Ed ward Stegeman. Sec. Ocean Wheelmen-Neck road and Boulevard. Gravesend. Org. 1897. 10 members. Wm. E. Johnson, Pres.; Chas. R. Stillwell, Sec., 609 Neck road. Orient Wheelmen-1203 Bedford av. Org. 1896. 150 members. Melville R. Rice, Pres.; D. A. Saxton, Sec. Paramount Wheelmen-214-220 57th st. Incorp. 1896. 100 members. W. A. Armstrong, Pres.; W. H. Jefferson, Sec., 953 2d av. Park Slope Wheelmen-223 6th av. Org. 1897. 45 members. Alex. B. Glenn, Pres.; James Barr, Sec.. 351 9th st. Peconic Cyclers-713 Grand st. Org. 1898. 137 members. Henry Trenchard, Jr., Pres.; R. F. Hib. son, Sec. Penn Glen Wheelmen-362 Glenmore av. 30 members (limited). Wm. C. Gries, Pres.; Charles H. Clark, Sec., 396 Bradford av. Pennsylvania Whee.men-178 Pennsylvania av. Org. 1897. 42 members. W. Mariner, Pres.; H. F. Behrmann, Sec. Pequod Club-133 New Jersey av. Org. 1894. 130 members. Wm. J. Carr, Pres.; Frank Rhodes, Treas.; Chas. Kruse. Sec.; Geo. B. Roney, Capt. Pierce Wheelmen--379 Classon av. Org. 1897. 60 members. H. F. Mullins, Pres.; E. H. Leamy, Sec., 53 Clifton pl. Pioneer Bicycle Club--598 Quincy st. Org. 1892. 75 members. Arthur N. Beedle, Pres.; Henry Schlegel, Sec., 75 Rodney st. Pioneer Cycle Club-1,131 Bedford av. Org. 1892. 60 members. G. H. Tamlyn, Pres.; Miss Lillian Marshall, Vice-Pres.; James L. Utter, Sec., 568 Pacific st.; C. R. Ross, Treas. Plaza Wheelmen-55 6th av. Daniel Singleton, Pres.; Thomas Rooney, Sec., 207 Flatbush av. Pontiac Wheelmen-99 S. 6th st. Org. 1896. 26 members. F. Patton, Pres.; D. Quinn, Sec., 10s S. 9th st. Prospect Wheelmen--1,311 Bedford av. Org. 1888. Geo. W. Shannon, Pres.; A. F. Garlichs, Sec., 163 Schermerhorn st.; R. J. Wolff, Treas. Red Hook Wheelmen-109 William st. Org. 1895. $5 members. John E. Johnston, Pres.; John H. Manken, Sec.. 293 Van Brunt st. Ridge Wheelmen-John A. Knorr, Pres., 244 54th st. Chas. W. Bouton, Sec. Roja Wheelmen, 280 Graham av. Jas. A. Smith, Capt., 209 Lorimer st.; Frank H. Wasel, Sec.. 22t Keap st. Org. 1895, from among the members of St. Mary's Literary Union. 50 members. Royal Arcanum Wheelmen-1,038 Bedford av Org. 1895. C. D. Winfield, Pres.; W. J. Kennedy, Sec. Sans Souci Cycle Club-74 Columbia heights. Org 1898. 20 members. Frank R. Wendell, Pres.; Warren P. Halsey, Sec., 176 Columbia heights. S. D. K. Wheelmen (Paranite)-80 Hoyt st. R. J. Folkers, Pres.; Wm. J. Gottchen, Sec., 375 Kosciusko st. Shore Road Wheelmen-5th av. and 94th st. Org. 1896. 125 members. Michael E. Hickey, Pres.; Wil fred Wilcock, Sec., 50th st., bet. 8th and 9th avs. South Brooklyn Wheelmen-476 9th st. Incorp 1893. 250 members. B. R. Gray, Pres.; A. W. Hudson, Treas.; J. A. Van Nynen, Sec., 365 2d st. Summit-365 Degraw st. Org. 1897. F. G. Pitch |