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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 37, 14 September 1899, Page 31

The International Cyclists' Association's World's Championship meeting was run off in Montreal last month. At this meeting competition is restricted to one representative champion rider of each class, amateur and professional, selected in a series of test races held by the body governing the sport in the country represented. Very meagre reports of the results have been cabled, but from them we learn that Ben Goodson, the New Sonth Wales champion, acquitted himself with honour on his Massey-Harria Bicycle among the world'B champions. He ran second to Nelson, of Chicago, in the hundred kilometre Woxjd's Championship (about 62 miles), and won the world's five mile handicap. — *%