New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

HOYL,ND SMITH FALL IT, BREAK THE TWENTY
FOUR NILE RECORD, But GIVES A GREAT
DGTION-RECORBS BROKEN.

FOUR NILE RECORD, But GIVES GREAT
rXluBIrI0N-RECORB BROKEN.
Hartford Conn. July Specian.-IIoyland smith,
" Y. \. C.. woud have broken the track record for
twenty fonr miles made by the EngiShman, r. H. Efe,
II hl, pacemalc~ at Charter oak Park to day had been
equal to the task. They weren't, and 1t took hin 81
minute, 2g - second, to do the twcny-four miles.
Ede', record being go 81 ID. But It wonderful
exhibition OF endurance especially he rode the
twenty fifth mile and established the worlds track
record at "a :Oj Is. He sc,med fresh at the end
aud nobody doubts that with proper pacing he would
have broken the record. lie made the twentlesh mile
In = 30 and the twcnty-sec0nd In . %.
several records did ~ down today The conditions
were perfect Tyler Of Springfield reduced the World S
record Of 30 As for quarter in the hlfme scratch
race making the last quarter In 30 3D. c. Ford Seeey
and F. " Herman broke the worlds record Of ;25 A.
in the mile tandem. making 1t in 26 10. Zimmerman
and Murphy are said 10 have done a mile at Peoria
las. fall against time In "a 80. Taylor With Banker
a. a PAGER, did n quarter standing start in 81 1-o
breaking the worlds record Z.mmerman's) Of 81 %
Arnold fifteen minutes before that. broke the American
record Of SO 3D. doing the quarter In 3D. Berio did
a half mile, with Wendle and Arnold as PAGERS. Up
:oj - establishing the American record against
Tyler, :oG Zimmerman did 1t In England few
days ago In :oi.
SUMMARIZES
Half mile scratch seven starters-won by II. c.
Springfield Ii. C.. L. j. BerO, NJ. ~ l., second
W W TaNis A. C. s. y. Philadelphia third. Time
iio45 Last quarter In 90 35. beating worlds record
In competition by Ii
one male . a. class, seven starters-won By H. f.
Bdwen Hartford W. c. W II. Ballou. NcwHavcn w.
c.. second e. f. Stanton Columbia c. c.. third. Time
40 40.
One mile team race Connecticut clubs only--won By
Columbia Herman seeey and Fuller with fourteen points
IN 80; Hartford team stcdman, Harding Bubser. sec
ond. with seven points.
Two mile open eight starters-Won, by Tyler; Berlo'
second TAYLOR. third Hess, fourth. Tiihc-6 % 40
Quarter-nile. l.. a. w State championship seven
stlr,cr,-won by II. p. Arnold, NJ A. c., New'Braln
80 seconds breaking the American record In competition
OF 50 3j Fuller second Bldwcll third.
One-nlc tandem haI dlcap. two startcs-Won by Seeey
and Herman NJ. A. c. Hartford In 90 10 breaking the
worlds record in competition Of o2S 4-5.
Twome hsndlcap Connections riders only eight start
ers-won by william Harding, Hartford w. c. so yards
IN IL 10 II. G. Roberts. Hartford w. e., 175 yards
second f. r FaXon. Columbia c. c., 175 yards, third
sealcv scratch fourth. Sceleys time. 5:17 40
one nile > % class. starters, time limit %
No race best tine . ~ l.j
TNo.mls handicap fifteen starters greatest handicap
$50 yuri.-won by Harding. 230 yards II. W. Chapman
New.IIaven Il. c.. go yards second Tyler. scratch,
cirt Rerlo scratch fourth. Time SO. Tylerstme,
300 80 Flr-t mile made by Tyler IN . 81.
One.nle Con.olat on, four sta'terS-won by r. n Nell
son Springfield b. c.. W. NJ. IIaradon, Springfield b.
and Proflce W c. second a. G. Rose. Colt H. c. third
+. H. Elmer Hartford W. G.. fourth.