The sun., 1892-09-07
won DERFVL BICYoLE RIDING.
z,mmer-an Does Great Work IN sHashiss
worId's Records.

HARTFORD. Sept 6.-The second days bicycle
racing at Charter Oak Park was q success.
There was some wonderful riding. and some
worlds records were made that will probably
stand for long while to come. The conditions
were unusually favorable. last nights rain
having left the track in splendid condition.
and tho wind favoring the riders around the
turn and into the homestretch 1t was In the
half.mile handicap that the records went. In
the first heat Zimmerman was scratch man
and rode tho distance In ! :0l 40. lowering HE
own record made in England OF LOS. while the
quarter was done in % seconds. the best pre-
vious being Tyler's % 2-5 seconds, made at
Springfield on July II. But In the Anal Zim-
norman beat Tyler and Taylor. doing the half
in :O2 and tho last quarter In the wonderful
time OF 81 seconds. the fastest time ever made
on any kind Of n machine.
wlndlc and Tyler In their heats did l :o2 3-5
for the half and 20 seconds and % 40 Sec
onds for tho quarters respectively.
In the quarter-mile. open. George G. Smith
OF New York beat Tyler BY half . foot and cre-
ated a now worlds competitive record Of
81 1-5 seconds.
The last quarter in tho mile invitation race.
In which the crack men only competed. was
also done In 28 seconds. In this race Zim-
norman demonstrated his superiority. beat
ing windle BY two lengths. the latter getting
homo ahead Of both Taylor and Tyler who
finished as named. the nnish Of this race being
wild rush.
Tho Natl ional wheelmen's bowling tourna-
ment was held on koch's alleys this morning.
Seven teams were entered. The Springfield
Bicycle Club team took first prize with S0T
points. The Hartford Wheel Club followed
with 739 points. and the Meriden Wheel Club
won third prize with 732 points. Ex- Capt.
&. ii. Wood. now OF Chicago. played with tho
Hartford Wheel Club. and ran up the highest
individual score. lSS points summary ofracss:
H. s.isy ASaas
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Mil ssIet heat.
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yards sseona: ueore. Taylor, scratch. third TIME.
:s, s,t'fa %'sss $an ;sr.'$S %s @ '' e::'a
T. sSray y'Fds m. ''fSne 5 las. qss: sss:y ..s
ise s seSS%d .. ss &C yards n. ss.d s.,
A. Zimmerman. scratch, nrst; n. G. Tyler, scratch
second: j. A. Aordt. no yards third: Carl Hess. o5
yards, fourth; g. Smith 70 yards NTH Time. l:O2:
last quarter. ~ seconds.
:%: ssss S:; s::is, ;i'ss 4''f fs! :''
emile safety, OIkn to Connecticut Ride-s-H. B.
Arnot. VI. A. c. hrst;Ff R. Fuller. c. q. C.. second; A.
W Warren. g. c. G. third Time. 2;5?4.5
Qnarter.mle SRfeiy, upen--u. G.. SIN tn. ". c. r..
nrst: u: { Tyler : h. e. second; G. A. Banker N. A.
e.. third. Time. 81 1-!i seconds
Tyler led TO the taps. when smith caught him and
won by sic inc hes.
ons;miie Team Race for Connection. Clubs -copmbi.
Cyl- tlub nrs 81 points: Hartford " heel Cub sec
ond: Mcriden Wheel Club. third. Time. 3:i7 81.
Windlc second u F, Taylor thiri. II. G Tyler fourth
Time. 2::I 4.5. Last quarter. 20 seconds.
Twonlle Handicap, Safety-F. y. Herman. l6O yards
first; W. Porter 80 yards. second. c. " Wells. 100
yards. third. Time .52
. One.miie Consoaton-R. S. Williamson. n. B. c..
frst; j. n. Perry y. b. C.. second: j. Van schoten,
third. Time. 1854 AS.