The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-12
List DAP OF THE mo RACE,

LIST DAP OF THE mo RACE,
Aud There Is sure 10 Ne some Very Inter.
esttnE brushes.
There Is gloom at Madison Square Garden.
occasioned by the continued light attendance
at the big bicycle tournament. The manage
mont has Gono to heavyexpense to make the
meeting notable ono. and is puzzled at the
public's reception OF It. I'VE can't understand
IT," said Mr.. Gottschalk. Hero wo have tho
fastest long distance riders in the world in
particularly close contest. Outside attractions
arc plentiful. We have Maltby. Canary. Ley.
Barber. and Mendoza. the finest trick riders
in this country. In tho short distance tourna-
mont are the champion professional sprinters
OF the world. and from ten to twelve races are
given daily. An exceptionally good exhibit OF
tho best wheels manufactured. a novelty in
Now York. is attached to the show. There is
musical performance day and night. which in
cludes Levy and his magical cornet. The
management is OF the best. Tho Garden does
not worry particularly over tho financial loss.
but its business is to cater to tho public. and 1t
is puzzled to know what is amss with this
show"
A well-known sporting man. who has had n
hand in managing siS-day contests. gave his
opinion thusly: Seventy-two-hour races
will never be n 60 for this reason. An affair
Of this kind must be sent or with hurrah.
Now take the old six day races. We used to
pack the Carbon on Sunday night. People
would como early to walk around. liston to the
music and have q good time waiting for II
o'clock. Then the race would DO sent on It's
way with grand flourish. 5000 people yelling
at their favorites. Take this seventy-two-
race 1t is started ut O'Clock in the after
noon. q time you couldn't pay people to como
here. Thus. the show Is Queered from the
start. and when YOU mako 1t 81 to see It. nat
urally It ia killed"
Th Leaders 1TS ss on top e ah Gthss
track and t wi be SURVIVAL Of tho fittest '
ey.ns sh his wCT %hsp lips ra! in sa
M the ruling th Nns Q, an III sG drs MT
sched"lsd iHo. nils race Wool paid littlS
attention TO his orponent, permitting him to
fk' tho e eptssre e'S aa S%S M soae sns
lance behind Wood. when suddenly he shot
out ko flash tSrv clean omso st ss
hnd been bowling along easily. simultaneously
SSh fa hm Was along na tia"
Kept putting DAYLIGHT between him "a. and tie
the crowd awoke from its lethargy and
orc of the old ,,, Gilmore Garden scenes
their feet yelling like mad: the various
tranerf We're urging theS to catch thu
shouting at WOOD. Around they sirsled. and
for ten minutes the Garden resonndel with
tho wild yelling. Then Lamh drew up behind
after this Vas s" sscompsned Wood dismountoI
from his. wheel. although his iive-mils rae.
With Mcdowell was littlo more than half
The management and officials made an in
yestEation with the result that Wood was
1t was shown that Wood was behind Lamb.
and the evidence pointed TO u Job. While tho
from following tie sprinters L lie eau. it was
proven that Wood had loitered in the race to
spu Wonds wee Mo rhs 1 asf
We're: 10y. but III did that bloody clever
Didn't in III 2. In this squirt Lamb gave =
was terrific. although no was helped by being
carried by a fres!' sprnter .,.. ~, -,
ror,ei Ormonde pneumatic Yesterday and i'm
mIediately hogan t. grind out SIN nnse , fer
be vent p ssfrf
cngoans machine. He had heen riding but an
Schock and his wheel went tnm5ling Reading
was behind Schnck. ana Immediately went
oners stored Ssr across or" tho sentrs Of lie hail.
on on wild spurt to nut Reeading into tho
c,Idcd they, had ridden foul. however, and or
dercd tho Ian thrown out.
prospect OF finishing better than fourth. While
he is strong and willing. it has been shown
Sst viii win 9s tic rasc aud
S a Who hamS a"S i Va
riders Say tint AZ hineer can stand n ioo:miS
squirt. and that he eau ride the legs off the
The sO0-milepost was passed at S:31 o'clock.
% hours and 81 minutes from the start. John
prmeI il9Yngfi t eeysntIy.sWo hour
leaders close to it.
- rvemi!e Ra"c-McDowcn defeated O'raunxan. |
Time ID MINUTES i'm g. sss3nts wood
', Fiye;ne Rase-Arthur Ecbb defeated Alfred Rosh.
Three.m!lo Eacc-McDowei! defeated Alfred Robb. !
minutes J. seconds. Wood leaving the tack at three
~ Five mile Raceao flanagan defeated Alfred Robb.
Fiys %'Dsss stS""' aoee defeated Wool
fH the Rc a.nf RsS
TI,r.s;". MINI ks:s~Meb"weu defeated orlanasan.
The, seycnty-two milo race will start Mt 1880
o'clock this morning; finishing Mt 1890 o'clock |
short; distance riders who have qualified dur:
Ing the week Will race in the one. three and |
five mile races for tho division of the Sl.O15
purse.
1t has been decided to run tho balance OF the
short -diStance races this morning before tho
big race starts. The II o'clock score was:
.,, 'Ihs lap Nn,s. kaI...
Aslnnger.,....... NS = Reading. .S4S :.
ami ...,.....SSS bISchock. ........ b:tS 4
Martin eco. ..ils Stage. ............7SS
.u,n sien. S4S 4
Election At the Orange 4. e..
Brrk CnrIcn March The Board OF Directors of tho
orange Athletic club have elected tho following officers