The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-20

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willie Wood The , tas. Brltishsr, is no. in the
After resting he INDUCES in some Of the most
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LAP on them for dozen miles. during which
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for rest, to reappear later on for another ex-
.oFIanagan. the Irieh rider, with his adora.
y on the boards for exhibitions. 4 bad knee
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foE old Erin rim over YER JOHNNY Bull o' INC 'fo"'
>, sc s. q who at present holds the long dis
Hughes Of tho race He is the unsaiRR iiss
rider O. The lot and sbors e. much On his ma
the 1rshman's gameness. though. and wins
his rae pases by gritty poddns He
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lost time being the changing q machines. He
tss eoan a On as enc OF the three winners at
ve y "a ARK Horse in the race ia young
, Martin from Detroit. who comes from The West
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Thursday with good sized bank roll to back
Mcdowell. the Philadelphia roller skater,
caught the crowd at the start, kept with the
taking practice spin and then came t to " Tie
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place in the afternoons and evenings during
'. The first accident occurred at 4 o'clock in
niger. for the lead. The Englishmap had not
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H. had covered a53 miles 9 laps When On
see where Ashinger was. he, ran his machine
into box near the edge Of the track and took
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shock. In his tired condition: was enough. to
render him unconscious, and the side OF his
iapo vue edI weic uduly sSut. ne icCoNeEel
after half an hours care and set out in pursuit
During the. afternoon Dick Howell and
Arthur Robb the crack English short distance
riders. raced Ave miles on the outside OF the
siX.day, men. Robb won after an exciting
half-mile squirt by q yard in Is minutes SO
seconds mighty poor going for. fresh mon.
Maltby. the trick rider. gave his clever exhibi-
ton. his performance OF a beginner being par.
ticulary enjoyable owing to the many hard
knocks the rider subjected himself to.
Albert Is riding fairly good race. 1t may
be Of interest to the Amateur Athletic Union.
and the Stuyvesant and Xavier Athletic, clubs
particularly. to learn that this rider is
bee been soim,pstng at t, sma na races IN
mile run at the BsooIlyn Heights j. e, games e..
held at the NJ. A. c. grounds on Saturday. Oct.
Unregistered games. His name is Crozier.
and he is an old six-day pedestrian. He
ran professionally at Jersey City on Labor
Day at the Central Labor Union games. and
the same week ran at the Xavier A A. mem
bers' meeting. winning the one mile run. He
acknowledged his identity and offences last
night. but remarked carelessly. oh. l
can get reinstated next week." Tom
Eek says he has known him under at least
twenty-five different names, and his reason for
assuming aliases ia that his father Is a minis
ter and circumstances races. He is captain
Thetwenty- four hour record. with the leaders
at the end of each. is as follows. 1t does not
made at the Washington Rink. INDIANAPOLIS.
in 1887. but the latter was an especial affair.
made with pacing riders.