New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26

won by A. Waldron of the Pastime Athletic Club.
In lie, with NJ G. lIammel, of the Union Athletic
Voorhees, of the Manhattan Club. IN 10i2, with l. j.
Wari of the Irish American Club, second. The
fourth heat was walkoyer LOT J. i. Waite. OF tho
Manhattan Club. The fifth heat was won BY II.
w. II. stewart, of the New-lork Club second
The sixth heat was won by ). NJ Young
storm, of the same club, second; The seventh
heat was won by 7. f. En- glsh. Of the Empire City
Club. in 10ls, with O. 8. Hamburg second. The
final heat was won by Myers In 10 seconds.
III the coo wards RIM. fonr trial heats, there were
as many as sixty-nine entries, of whom Che greater
number appeared when tine was called Tho first
sour in each in the I'm heat and ther order 0f
coming in vas as follows: First hcat-H. Isaacs,
EmplTs CITY club q;3Ii W. Mssin, J. ;, Conner
McSiahon, Lafayette, Club m:35lsl, G, Barnick.
Clinton Club. T. BouIke. J. OBrIen, Pasiime Club (;
third heats: ID. See, WILLIAMSBURG Cub l1:33lil,
J. saville, Empire City Club, 0. Rigl; Scot
fish American. of Jersey City. J. J. Harnett
Fourth heat. T. j. Kelley, Empire City Club l1:30l
G. COycr Gotham club, Hatfield Nortn-Side Club
T.. b. .Sch!le. The final heat was won by H.
4 bycicle race Of one mile followed aud was par
ticipa'ed in by +. g. Bourne and A. i. Camanche.
both of the Manhattan Clab; the latter was given
a start of sixty yards which proved To mucI for his
adversary. They kept ahout this distance apart
Throughout the race, which was finally won by
Capach III 4:01lI.
half mile run IN three trial heats followed and
contained sixty-nine competitors. among them a
NUMBER OF WeII-knONn runners. l ne ufSt neat was
hoty contested but was finally won by 4.
McCaiiray. of the Manhattan Club in ELL q, With
W. j. Crowley, of the Scottish American Club,
third. aud r. Daring of the Manhattan Club,
fourth. In the second heat W. x. Paynter. of the
American Climb; came in first in 2:26l5 +, Sahulka.
Rouer, fourth. IN the third heat 5. A: Miles was
first, IN 2:10l2 E.; K. Taylor, second, /. j. Haqs,
third, and }. W. Kelly, fourth; $. A. Miles won the
For y-five pedestrians competed in the one-mile
walk that followed. Thers were two trial heats.
the first four in each to run in the final The first
heat was won by j. j. Rayner Of the Putnam Club.
in $50. with j. Prendergast, second. A. Mitchell.
third, and +; Roberts. fourth The second heat was
s:324. with X. Prendcrgast. OF the New-Jersey
Yacht Club second. j. Ritter, of the Empire City
Club. third, and +; w. Kane. of the Putnam Club,
fourth The final heart won by l.. l.. Preyer i'll
O:Sl2. with j. j. Raynes second
For the one mile run. the next event. there had
been as many as ffty-sx entries, but only seventeen
of them took part. l.. McCaffray, OF the Manhattan
Club, succeeded in winning the race, after very
hard struggle III AIS. by - yards. over l. Convey
The one-mile run for professionals excited con-
siderable interest, arising from the previous per-
fOrmanCes of the c0mpitors. L. j. Mcdonald was
the winner in 4:5ll2 after very close race with {.
Price, who came III second.
first, second and third in each to run in
the final heat followed; The first was won
467s with + iIichos, of the American Club. second
ana j. Smith third the second heat Was Ivy
J. &. Keane. of the Empire city Club, with j. j.
Reilly, Of the same club, second. l he third heat
was won by j. w: Kelly III 42ls, with J. +. Cum
ningham, of the Empire City Club. second. The
fourth neat was a walk over. The final heat was
dead heat between Reane and Kelly and
awarded to the latter, as the former refused 10 run
again.
The 800 yards race had only ten competitors out
OF the twelve entries. and exceedingly close
race he ween II. Frederick, of the Manhattan Club,
and J. T.. Sullivan, of the Pastue Club. Fredercks
won III 3:23l4.
'Tbo I,e, he
ISOLATION race. of one-haf mile, III which those vino
had competed in any race but had tailed could run.
w. j. Bailey, of the Manhattan Club. was the win
ner IN . 1868 with j. Hoerber, OF the Putnam Club,
second.
". b. Curtis acted as referee, and +. Millett, j.
BurckhaIdt, jr., and &. ". Carr as judges