Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-20
POSTSCRIPT
ON THE TRACK.
The Races at Analostan Island This
Afternoon.
SOME EXCELLENT TIME MADE.
B ARRETT AND BAN KER.
A Decision Not in Accordance
With the Facts.
SOME EXCELLENT TIME MADE.
B ARRETT AND KER.

After the regular report of The STAR closed
the races at Analostan Island continued, and
by that time the attendance increased very ma
terially. The interest in the different events
was quite active, and the contestants did good
work. although the track did not allow their
best efforts to be put forth. The results, as
telegraphed to THE STAR were as follows:
THE FIRST RACE.
In the final heat Of the first race the starters
were Wolfe, Ellis, Bahle, Mount and Ward.
punched. and on the last round Ward rode
ahead and finished winner. with Ellis second
and Mount third. Time, 2.57 2-5.
- SECOND RACE.
Half-mile ordinary L. A. W. championship
Entries: Vim. F. Murphy, N. Y. A. c.; L. D.
Munger. Chicago C. c.; G. K. Barrett, Chi cago
G. c.; Edward Fl. Mclaughlin, Hudson county,
N j.; W. S. Campbell, NJ. A. G. Prizes, gold,
silver and bronze medals.
The starters in this race we're Mclaughlin,
Campbell and John H. Draper. The latter be-
longs to the A. C. s. N. The race was an ox-
citing one from the start to the finish and was
won by Draper; Campbell second. Time,
LIS 2-5.
THIRD RAcE.
Two mile safety, handicap, open-Entries-
Geo. Fitzsimmons, Greensboro. G. c. N. c., $50
yards; Albert N. Ross Knoxville, C. c., 22O
yards: Henry Wolfe, Wilmington, Del, $50
yards; W. T. Ellis, l. R. CIV. d. c., 200 yards;
J. E. Geigan. Baltimore C. c., 200 yards; Chas.
E. Johnston, Hagerstown B. c.. 215 yards; II.
B. Arnold, NJ. A. c., 80 yards; C. Ford Seeley.
NJ. A. c.. 30 yards; E. E. Clapp, A. W. W. D.
c.. $50 yards; W. C. Marm6n, Zig-zag C. C.,
indianapolis, Ind, 140 yards; w. F. Sims,
Y. NJ. c. A., Washington, ID. c., 175 yards;
]. NJ. White. Baltimore C. c., 100 yards; E. b.
Terry, C. W. D. c., $50 yards; J. W. Cox, st.
Louis C. c.. IT'S yards; B. Harding, St. Louis
C. c., IT'S yards; z. n. Lofand. Warren A. c.,
900 yards; H. G. Tyler, Springfield B. c.,
scratch; F. G. Mcdonald, Kings County W..
Brooklyn, 240 yards; E. P. Burnham Spring
field B. c., 100 yards; Geo. W. shannon, P. W.
Brooklyn, N. Y, 2s0 yards; John H. Draper.
A. c. s. N. ITO yards; C. Greenmar, Whining
ton, Del, $50 yards; W. H. Ward. Washington,
d. c.. Y. N. C. A., 21O yards; VIM.
F. Murphy, N. Y. A. c., 20 yards;
R. Keator; L. G. c., Chicago, ILL.,. ITO yards;
E. A. Nelson. Springfield B. c., $50 yards; W.
H. Penseyres. Buffalo A. c.. 140 yards; C. W.
Dorntge, Buffalo A. c., SO yards; F. n. Her
man, NJ. A. c. o. A. c.. IS yards; H. C.
Wheeler. NJ. A. c., 80 yards; Geo. A. Banker,
NJ. A. c., 40 yards; p. ]. Berlo, NJ. A. c.,
scratch; Geo. F. Taylor, NJ. A. c.. scratch; H.
Van Sicklen, Chicago C. c., 20 yards; L. d.
Munger, Chicago C. c., scratch; H. A. Citizens,
Chicago c. c., 40 yards; J. ID. Adams. Chicago
C. c., 225 yards; G.. X. Bsrret, Chicago C. c.,
40 yards; A. Beggs, C. C. c., 225 yards;
A. T. Hywood, Chicago. Ill. 225 yards;
F. c. Graves, Springfield B. c., 10 yards; A. ].
Doetschmann. Nyack, N. ~, 265 yards; Sidney
B. Bowman. Elizabeth A. C. N. j., ITO yards
Geo. C. Smith, II. W. Y. 125 yards; C. NJ.
Murphy. X c. W., 125 yards; A. B. Rich, r. W.
NY. 30 yards; H. Smith, N. Y. A. c., 40 yards;
H. Bilyeu, P. A. W., ITO yards; ". W. Taxis, P.
A. W. and A. c. 8. N 40 yards; J. B. Corse, s.
C. Towanda. Pa. 260 yards; L. Geyler, c. w..
Philadelphia, Pa, IT'S yards. Prizes First,
silver tea set and tray; second, suit of clothes;
third, lamp.
\ There were seventeen starters in the handi-
cap two-mile safety. They were Henry Wolff,
W. 7. Ellis, E. E. Clapp, W. Q. Marmon, W. F.
Sims. Vim. F. Murphy, E. A. Nelsop, H. C.
Wheeler, H. Van Sicklen, G. X. Barrett, A.
Beggs and H. Citizens. Munger fell on the last
round, d,when Harding's wheel struck him, and
the men went down together. >qEa race then
became more exciting, and Citizens won. W. F.
Murphy second, E. A. Nelson third and Geo. A.
Banker fourth. Time, sos As.
FOURTH RACE.
Quarter mile safety, L. A. W. champion
ship-Entries: II. B. Arnold. N. A. c.; z. II.
LoHand, W. A. c.; VIM. F. Murphy, N. Y. A.C.;
H. G. Wheeler NJ. A. c.; G. X. Barrett, Chi
cago c. c.; VIM. H. Mullikin, Baltim ore c. c.;
W. W. Ta1is, P. A. W. and A. c. s. N; Harry
Martin. Asbury Park, N. j.; Geo. A. Banker,
N. A. c.; L. d. Munger, Chicago c. C.
Prizes, gold, silver and bronze medals.
Barrett, Millikin and Banker were the only
starters, and they did their best from the start
to the finish. Barrett was announced as win
ner, although every one on the reporters stand
was satisfied that Banker had won. The deci-
sion disgusted Banker, who dropped his wheel
and walked to the field. Banker was announced
as second. Time, 81 seconds.
FIFTH RACE.
One-mile safety team, open. Entries-J. NJ.
White, Baltimore c. c.; G. K Barrett, L. D..
Munger and H. Van Sicklen, Chicago C. c.; II.
G. Tyler, E. A. Nelson and f. C. Graves,
Springfield B. c.; G. W. Dorntge and VIM. h.
Pensegres, Buffalo A. C. Prize, silver cup.
The Chicago team was the only one to appear,
the others having forfeited. II. A. Citizens rode
in place Of Van Sicklen- and the others were
Barrett and Munger. Gaithens came in first,
Munger scco nd and Barrett third. Time, 2. SO l-5
SIXTH RACE.
One mile safety L. A. W. championship. En-
tries-C. H. Lofand, Warren A. c.; VIM. f.
Murphy, N. Y. A. c.; H. C. Wheeler, n. A. c.;
Chas. W. Dorntge. Buffalo A. O.; Geo. F. Tay-
lor, M. A. c.; L. d. Munger, Chicago C. c.; G..
x. Barrett, Chicago @. c.; w. W. Taxis, p. A.
w. and A. c. s. n; W. G. Marmon. Zig Tag @.
c. Indianapolis; H. @. Tyler, Springfield B. G.
Prizes: Gold. silver and bronze medals
Dorntge, Geo. F. Taylor, Munger and Wheeler
were the starters. Time limit q 10. The riders
changed positions several times during the rsce.
Taylor coming in first, Munger second and
Dorntge third Time, 40.
sxvxNTH RACE.
One mile ordinary, open.-Entriss-H q.
Tyler, Springfield B. c.; @. E. BAIL, Quaker
City, W. PhilA.; VIM. F. Murphy, N. Y. A. c.;
L. d. Munger, Chicago G. c.; n. A Citizens,
Chicago c. c.; G. Z. Barrett Chicago C. c.;
John Draper. A. @. 8. n; F. C. Graves, SPRING
6eld b. c.: Geo c. Smith RfxaruidA W NY. /.