New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
A CARNIVAL OF CYCLING.
CHERRY DIAMONDS DAY OF SPORT.
BIG CROWD PREsENT~oNE RECORD EouALLhO

A BIG CROWD PRESENTIoNE RECORD EouALAAo
HANDSOME PRIZES GIVEN.
Harlems Immense arena known to lovers OF anna
teur athletic sports Manhattan Field haa oh ,''
brightest garb yesterday. The perfectly Kept ho"
Nth its emerald carpet surrounded BY its brick gust
track and a wall OF well dressed human beings maoe
4 picture grand and inspiring. Cappas oaho vi
musicians playing lively music. made ones teot 1ihsie
AGAINST the boards, and finished an appropriate Pc''
mn. IN honor of carnival for the display OF Drawn
and muscle.
The second annual cycling carnival OF the Man
haitian Athletic Club at Manhattan Field yesterday
was success in every way. Secretary jiushes es'i
mated the attendance at 10000 and even 10 an inf
partial onlooker the crowd seemed large enough 10
DO estimated al $1,000. But the accommodations Vi
The grounds are so ample that large as the crowd was
there was plenty of room for everybody, ana hoDoo'
WAS crushed or trampcd upon The management
was excellent and the programme was run on III
good season. enabling everybody to get nome ior al
early dinner. There WAS crush on inc e'evs'eu
roads, but everybody expected that, ana noooay
grnmblcd.
the recent rains Although most Of Americas
speediest riders Of the cumbersomelookng safeues
were entered in the races, no records were proHeh
The track record for quarter OF mile was eq"alu
In one race. Much disappointment was expressed 'h"'
A. A. Zimmerman, the NewYOrk Athletic CIuo hier'
smashed 50 many American and English records nau
received more hatterinc inducements to ride some
where else. Others thought that zimmerman oio not
care to measure strength with Windle' layIor Do'o
and Banker. especially when none OF MS ciuD'''e'
were present to help make the pace. or 10 give
other little attentions. so pleasant In "'S""
struggle
The officials were Referee-H. F. Raymond. b. b.
e.: hdges--George W. Cay, NJ. A. c.; G. II. Luscomo
L. l. W.; A. ii. Curtis, ~. Y. A. c.; 1. A. Mcr'"e"
Ma c.: tmers-C. c. Hughes, NJ A. c. Eugene
Van Schaick, NJ. A. c.; George A. Avery NJ a. v. :
umpres-James +. sullivan n. J. a. C.' H. ~
Powers. r. W.: James p. Haight. Harlem wheeime''
Leon Mazzur NJ. A. c.; Cotton Reed, NJ a. -
scorers-D. Edward Miller, S. b. c., ". H. ROBERTS
z G. w: Dr. j. C. Miller, NJ A. c.; Dr. W. H.
Crawford NJ A. c.: clerk of the course-h' IL
bloomfield NJ. A. c.. assistant clerks OF the oo"rSr-
Percval r. Irving. NJ. a. c.; R. l.. kees' NJ. a. v. :
Robert Conn, c. A. c.; Charles H. Crom~eiI, W. ~
c.: Thomas Ward. NJ A. C.; star'cr-"' nero'.''
sostw OK NJ A. c.; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. b"rn''
" B. c.: marshnl-Dr Arthur O'Shea' NJ A. N''
official rcporter-L. c. Boardman, Il. ".
II Uas great day for the Cherry Diamond men,
they capturing all but two OF the races,
TAYLOR was trained to the hour ara his ara"
performance was remarkable. the prizes were N'.u
some and In most cases scrviccable. among thei 'o'
omn,. hcnr n vacant lot In suburban IOWA.
r,opos watches jcwclry. bicycles ana SILK heon
t,.s hv the dozen. The offer OF the Mah"''"" O
for a team race for three men was not nooep'eu co.
M. contest Of the DAY the hve-nile race io'
tbs Eastern Championship for which hVe ha"uSo1s
n.,.s Nere given There we're ten starters u'U
Tavlor won rather easily from Berlo' ISS!or ""e
On. toad on the last lap. Berlo caught Taylor ~
.h head of the stretch. but the latter drew away
again and won by two lengths. Inc irac''o"A' Wv"
were as follows: First mile. = 90 % 'o'o,N
5.5a3-5:: tlird 5 80 -. fourth, Il oo 10 CIV
etth 14:ba3.5 There some Tagging IN 'nc
he run over because they we're not maze "''.'' ""
st,pn,atea time limit Both races we're repeater i"
worse time than before
SUMMARIES.
Two Mile Oper-Won by t'ooree F. Iay'or' 'i' =, y
George A. lam, =. Nj. A. c., second T. D. Dc'ro' ~. 49,
C.. third Time . ~ -. The last qu''r'e '" "S u'"'
On a. As seconds which equals the TRACK ieeoN'
Ouaster,Mile, Open-tive starters won oy "'o's.
+ Taylor NJ A. c.: W. W. Windie, NJ A. " se'onu'
p J. Berlo NJ A. c., third. Time, 80 90
One Mile Handicap-F1rst heat won by G. = Ihomp
80, Ncrcp,v w. c.. 10 yards: II. B. Arnold, NJ. a.
r. 60 wards second o. 5. Brandt NJ a. u leu
wards third time. . :2e "a eecoho neat "oi ~ y;
II. c. Wheeler NJ. A. G.. 80 yards '" u oNihpoo,''
NJ A. O.. so wards second: f. A. McDuiee W. a. ~
~ Yards third: ,imc 30 10 Third heat won by
= Groseh. Wheelmen rs yards Cuf Smon Sq
< G &. w., lco yards. third time, 90 30 Final
heat easily by {. ; Ihompson DURAN 't "'e"''
second H. C. skinner third 1 hs 2 won i-S BY n X.
rosnsend, 4 g. 100 yards Harry To1 haM'G TnioS
Comfy Roadsiers 10 yards. third tine. :Os -.
heat Yoa By GSoTss W sAS spp loo YARDS RS'
second G NJ. Murphy. X. c. w, 40 yards. ulN
time. os o. i9lN heat won b T. H :. THDm2soa
e 100 wards second: George F. Royce, r. A. u,
100 yards third time. 90. Final heat won oy
O. : Thompson: A. G. Watson. second y. X. Towns
end tliid lime Oo 49, -. ,,.,,, \, r .
II n Nile. Opcn-Won by W. W. wndle, ~ a; e; :
George A. Barker NJ. A. c.. second A. b. hich
staten Isand A. g. third; time Is4-5
Five Nile. Eastern Champion; hipNWon BY ueSrSse
F. Tayl6r VI. 4. c.. =. J. Bcrlo. Nj. A.. T., secohd :
4. B. jach $ l. A. G.. third time, IA ~ ~ tanker
NJ A. C.: f. A. McDufee. NJ A. c., second; Carl
Hess. N. A. e. third time 40
one Mile, Open-Won BY =. j. Berl0 NJ A. u. ;
H. G. Wheeler VI. 4. G.. second {. H. oteadman,
Hartford Wheel Club, third tlnN, :37 %.