Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-09-02
VETERINARIANS DAY.

Among the organizations represented
were the New Haven Wheel club, "a men;
Bridgeport Wheel club, 10; Ramblers'
Wheel club of Bridgeport, 49, Brooklyn
Bicycle club, 20; Bay State Bicycle club of
Worcester, Mass, 10; Danbury Bicycle
club, 8; Great Darlington Bicycle club, 8;
Meriden Wheel club, 20; and Wallingford
Wheel club, 6.
At 10 o'clock the parade was formed on
the Capitol grounds, under the direction of
Marshal Arthur D. Dean, chief cansul Of
the Connecticut division, L. A. W.:
Weeds Military Baud in Bus.
Chief Consul Arthur A. Deem, marshal.
Clark Lawrence, adjutant.
A. B. Ashcroft, Horace Seymour, pace makers.
Judges Of the parade in hack 1,,u
Hartford Wheel CLUB, 20 men; A. IT, uruehoier'
Meriden Wheel Club. IS mem Ew Hall, captain.
New Haven Wheel Club "A men, W. F. Perkins,
Elm City Wheel Club, II men; W. L. Cooper,
captain
Bridgeport Ramblers, IS men; William seltsam,
Rover Wheel Climb, New Haven, IS men; George
Columbia cycle caS 'n Is sa @en; F. ruckereap-
tain
Brooklyn Bicycle Club, IS men; W. E. Fuller, cap
Bay State Club 70 men; H. shervee, captain:
Danbury Wheel Club, 20 men; q. D. Barnumca cap
Ansonia Wheel Club. 9 men and birmingham
Wheel Club, II men; E. L. Pemeton,
captain. .
Colt Bicycle Club e Cord %s Captain aas ladies'
New Canaan Bicycle Club s men; William Barry,
Unattached Wkeelmen, $50 men.
The procession presented very fine ap-
pearance as it moved through the capitol
grounds and entered Washington street.
The Wheel club in gray and the Colt club
in their neat-looking suits of brown slate
color with buff-colored gloves attracted
particular attention The latter, who have
admitted lady cyclists to their ranks, had
five of the fair riders in line. The Ram
blers of Bridgeport and the New Haven
boys also presented a fine appearance, as
the Meriden boys.
PRIZE WINNERS.
The Judges of the parade awarded the
three prizes as follows:
To out-of-town club having largest number of
L. A. w. members in line, engraving-"A Bunch
Wheel club. Won BY the New Haven Bicycle
club.
L. A. W. members IN line, engraving Love
presented by the division. Not decided
To the visiting club presenting the best ap-
DGaranCe on parade, engraving IiNdlo. wv
| by the Brooklyn Bicycle club.
The Hartford Wheel club, the Colt BIZ
| cycle club and the Columbia Cycle club,
| all of this city, voluntarily waved their
privilege to compete for any of the above
prizes.
Following is the result of the races:
The first race, the one mile novice, had
four entries and three starters. w. F.
Miller (colored) of Brooklyn had the pole
but was distanced G. R. Brewer of Hart
ford won in 3:07b. H. S. Wiegand, sec
ond.
The second race, one mile novice safety,
had six starters out of seven entries. Less
than 200 feet from the start Dalton of
Hartford fouled E. G. Fowler of Hartford.
Both were thrown but Fowler mounted
and overcame lead of 800 feet and came
| in at the finish with the rest but minus q
place. G. E. Stedman of Hartford being
| first in 1913 is. E. c. Fowler, second.
The third race, the one-mile L. A. w.
| championship of the state, had all who en-
| tered start Before starting it was an
nouneed from the judges stand that
| time limit of three minutes was placed on
/ the race All started together and rode
easily to the hall, when they began to race
| HI. B. Arnold of New Britain won in 3:12,
| G. L. Say second. This was declared nc
race.
The fourth race, one-mile tandem
| open. had three pairs start. There was
much disappointment that the English
men, E. j. Willis, and H. E. Laurie, who
were entered, did not start. P. J. Bulo
who was entered with Hoylan Smith, had
G. E. Ruze of New Jersey for a partner
and they won the race in 2:514.
The fifth race was q quartermile oper
run in heats The first heat had sever
starters. A. B. Rich first in 35 1-5, H. A
Gutman second, w. I. Welham third. The
second heat had three starters. E. G
Anthony first in 80 3e5, w. S. Campbell
second, L. L. Clark. A. E. Lumsden o.
Chicago broke pedal and had to drop out
Anthony's time, 80 3-5, lisa worlds recort
for a quarter mile.
The sixth race, one mile, three minute
class, had eight starters. 1t was good
race and won by G. A. Fenner in 2:494.
| The seventh race, the three-mile lap
Rover type safety, had five starters, among
them being Hoyland Smith, who took 81
| many prizes here in June. During tn
first half mile it was a loaf, the men goin,
Just fast enough to keep moving. Tn
last quarter mile was good riding, G. Z
Kluge crossing first, Hoyland Smith sec
ond. The same tactics were pursued Oh
the second mile. Kluge again won. Th'
| spectators were then treated to anothe
disgraceful loafing match on the create
part of the third mile, Kluge again winning
the mile and taking first prize
tC. K. Barrett second A. NJ Beer
third Time 15:41. Never before was sucl
despisable specimen of bicycle racing b.
amateurs seen in this state, and the mel
who participated in the farce should b
debarred from the track in future. TIL
| final heat in the one-fourth mile was the
called. The starters were Rich, Citizens
Campbell, Anthony and Clarke. and wa
any ones race to the finish, A. B. Ricl
crossing frst by about three feet, H. A
Citizens second; time 80 20 seconds.
The eighth race was "a special one mile
Prizes by Colt club of Hartford, had tel
starters out of twelve entries, and was wo
by R. P. Lyman in 3:12; A. G. second
| This was one of the prettiest races of tn
day.
In the two mile handicap neither of tn
scratch men appearing Ives and Van Sick
len went back so and 40 yards respectivel
| to scratch, and the other contestants wer
also set back II. A. Citizens won i
5:324.
This was followed by race agains
| time by H. E. Laurie on an Almond safet
with pneumatuturis, with E. J. Willis a
pace maker. The time was 1854.
The tenth race, a one mile open safety
had seven starters and was pretty rae
from start to finish, and was won by P.
Berlo in 2:42 4-5; Hyland Smith, second
The time limit on this race was 300.
The eleventh race was the one mil
championship of America and had 81
) starters and time limit of $50. This wa
another pretty race and was hotly confess
ed between Lumsden and Rich from stal
to finish Lumsden won in 2:444; Rich
very close second.
The mile L. A. w. state championshi
was run over, and won by Arnold of Ne
Britain for the second time, in 1904.
: In the evening the visiting wheelme
were handsomely entertained with mus
|, and dancing by the Hartford Wheel clul
Actuarial Club of America.
Governor Buckley has rendered the uf
Of the senate chamber for the meetings {
the Actuarial societies of America, whic
will be held in this city October "a.
Lost Children.
Two little fellows were reported at IL
police station yesterday as missing. tt
! first was the fve-year-old son. of Geore
Sulman of Elliott lane and the second WI
| the little en-year-old boy of Bernard M
| Dermott of 68 Wallace street.
] A Clambake at the Tower.
/ Policeman J. II. Orr entertained abol
: fifteen of his friends from West Have
!, and Brooklyn yesterday very handsomel..
The party met at the Tower in Savin Roc
and proceeded to do Justice to clan