Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-06

| with r. N. Herman at scratch, and tn,
| time was better than in the first heat, O
Ford Seeley, with twenty five yards handi
cap, winning In 2:26 4-5. F. R. Fuller
second.
These trial heats were followed by tn,
first race of the program, the one mile
novice. 1t had eleven starters out oil
twelve entries, and was won by 7. w
Broakhead of Holyoke in 2:35 Is @. F.
Lane OF Wallingford second.
The second race, the one mile open, had
Ave starters: Windle, g. F. Taylor, Zim.
norman, Wheeler and q. A. Banker, and
was won by G.. A. Banker in 2:26 35. 81.
| @. Wheeler second, A. A. Zimmerman
third. G.. A. Banker takes a special prize
| for doing the half mile in better time than
| liza, shading it one second, and for the
| quarter In better than thirty seven sec
onds, making tin SO 3-5. b. @. Wheeler
took special prize for making the half In
better time than 1854, shading 1t one Sec
ond.
The next race was the two mile five min
| ute class and had seven starters, and Bank
or won this race also, in $40, which was
10 seconds over the time limit of $50.
The final in the fourth race had thirteen
starters and was won by W. Harding in
2:43 20, G. P. Stanton second, A. w. War
rem third.
This was followed by the first heat in
the one-mile handicap, which had nine
starters with q. G. Taylor at scratch in
2:22 IS, A. w. Stacy with 1876 yards sec-
ond, G. W. Worcester with ITO yards
third.
Zimmerman at scratch and was won by
Zimmerman. in 2:21 2-5, E. A. Nelson
with 70 yards second, and F. Baron Stowe
with 1d0 varda third
The third heat had twelve. STARTERS, with
F. N. Herman, who had 70 yards handi-
cap, at scratch. As neither Windle nor
G. F. Taylor, who were listed for scratch
appeared, the race was won by @. 8.
Thompson, 30 yards in 2:32 2-5; W. F.
Sims, 40 yards, second; W. B. Middle
brook, 70 yards, third. s---ssa~ -
U. s. Maltby then gave an exhibition of
fancy riding, beginning as a dudes first
ride on bicycle, causing much amuse-
ment.
The final heat in the one mile handicap
had fifteen starters with Zimmerman at
scratch was won by Harding, 100 yards in
2:1S; @. s. Thompson, 100 yards, second;
W. B. Middlebrook, 40 yards, third. Zim-
merman's time was 2:20 Is.
The next race was the half mile open. 1t
had three starters and was won by Windle
in II 1-5, with Tyler second and Taylor
third. The other ten entries did not start.
The seventh race on the program was
the one mile Hartford Wheel club handi-
cap, and had nine starters, with Nelson
Seeley and Steadmsn at scratch. It was
won by B. Zalamea-150 yards in $50 1-5,
G. Ford Seeley scratch, 1881 So.
U. s. Maltby then gave an exhibition of
fancy and trick riding on a safety and then
on An ordinary.
The one mile 2:25 class had four start
ers and was won by G.. A. Banker in
2:45 5, H. g. Wheeler second and A. W.
Warren third.
The final heat in the ninth race, one
mile handicap, Connecticut riders, had
ten starters with H. B. Arnold at scratch
and was won by @. Ford Seely, rs yards in
2:25 As, B. Zalamea, $50 yards, second;
and w. B. Middlebrook, go yards, third.
The last race of the day was the second
trial of the third race, the two mile, five
minute class, which was declared no race,
because not run inside the time limit. 1t
had four starters and was won by G. A.
Banker in 5:3l 8 5; w. s. Campbell second,
Il. O. Wheeler third.
THE PARADE.
The parade in the morning was a fine af-
fair. In it were the Ladies' Cycle club,
Hartford Wheel club, Bridgeport Wheel
men, Colt club, Rhode Island wheelmen,
Massachusetts, Bicycle club, Bridgeport
Rambling Wheelmen, Winsted Wheelmen,
Waterbury HANDLERS Columbia club, Mil
ford Wheelmen and seventy FIVE unattached
riders.
THE AWARD OF PRIZES.
The judges of the parade announced the
awards as follows: The Bridgeport Ram
bling Wheelmen first prize for the largest
number of league members in line. The
prize is beautiful mantle clock.
The second prize, an engraving, to the
Rhode Island Wheelmen. Third to Ram
blers of Waterbury, for best appearance.
The third prize is also an engraving.