The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-14
Jimmy ANDSANGHR MEET
They Defeat Each other
and the Mile Record
is Broken.
ACTIVE GREENYILLE YACHTSMEN.
The Waverly International Bicycle
Meet-FOotball Notes.

Honers were sven at the close OF yester-
days meet OF the Springfield Bicycle
Club. Zimmerman, the Jersey cham
pion. sud Windle defeated Sanger In the
half mile open, and Sanger, Tyler, Win
die and Bliss defeated Zimmerman in
the one mile Springfield International
invitation race. Both victories We're
clean and without possible excuse for
defeat.
In the international race eight men
started. E. G. Bald ran for the quarter,
ID. with Bliss trailing closely. drew
away a hundred yards from the field. in
which Sanger was third from last. and
Jimmy back of him, gradually closing
up. As the last quarter pole was
reached, Sanger jumped to the fore,
aud, riding with all the lemon
In him. cleared Into the straight
two lengths ahead of H. G. Tyler, who
was waging bitter war with his ciuo
mats, Windle. Bliss had kept well in
the fight, SO that Zimmerman. who WAS
behind him coming down the straight,
could not make up the length, and
slowed down. Sanger finished q length
ahead of Tyler, Windle a foot back,
Bliss a length further back n a length
AIehn Oh AlLullCE uIhus
The time. 2:l1 1-5, is another new rec
ord for the mile in scratch event. aud is
the same as was the mile competition
record OF handicap events up to Tuesday,
Evuen Tyler ana Sanger in succession
lowered it to POS 1-5. Il was a wonderful
race, we'll won.
The first time in which the great men
met was in the n mile open. the third
event of the day, Eight men started.
Citizens took the pace from the outset.
Bliss was second in The line. which had
Sanger near last position aud Zirnmer-
man back Of him.. Sanger worked forward
gradually. aud as the heldTSwuag
grandlY luto the straight Sanger had the
lead. riding wide of the pole. Zlmmer-
man was coming strong INF passed on
the inside, taking Windls and Tyler with
him. Wlndle chung to the mighty man,
and Sanger passed into third position.
with Bliss following him close. AT the
tape Zimmerman was a half length ahead
OF Wlndls, who was a length ahead of
Sanger. Inc Milwaukee Lao was working
hard. but clearly unaDle TO go any faster.
The time was l:04 l-5.
DiruberRer, of Buffalo, rode graudly in
the two mile $50 class, defeating the
giant Rhoes a length in the tinal sprint,
winning the hale mile handicap iual.
and taking second in the mile handicap.
The last event of the great days sport
was the mile handicap. Zimmerman and
Tyler did not start. and Sanger was on
scratch alone. The power Of the man
was shown In his great riding. He traiied
the entire field Until the last half mile.
Then be spurted. and wss leading in the
stretch Sanger and Bald were q close
first and second. Tn time, 2:I0, is LIS
seconds inside the competition rscoSd
previous to yesterday. The day was.
perfect The attendance was about 5000.
The summary:
a,a 1rila navfoa. kinnn lfnfk Q M. fan ekartarz
T. H. Chaplin, Monson, first; A. Tatro, spring
field, third. Time, 2.49 %. E. J. McCorkindale
started before the pistol and won easily. He
Half mile, LIS class; twelve star tiers. g. NJ.
Wells, As5ury Park, first; o. S. Brandt, River
side, second; E: w. Hsyer; Hartford, third; e.
L.. Blauvelr, Elizabeth, fourth. Time, LILO As.
Last quarter, 0.30 Is.
Hall mile, open. Zimmerman, first; Windle,
second; Sanger, third; Bliss. fourth; Taylor,
fifth; Citizens. sixth. Time. L.O4 as. Last
quarter, o.23 3-b.
Two miles, SEQ class: eight starters; time
limit, P.ao-M. F; Dirnberger, first; W. A.
fourth Time, 5.l3 Is. Last quarter, O.S4 rs.
One mile, Springfield International invitation;
eight s%sartsrs; w. {; Sanger. first; q. G. Tyler,
A A. Zimmerman. fifth. Time. I'll l5. Last
quarter, 0.3 35. A new record for scratch
race.
starters. G.. II. Wells, first; H.. A. Gisheus,
second; W. A. Rhodes, third. Time. 2.42 4-5.
The referee decided it no race and no run over.
Halt mile handicap. Six trial heats were
run. Final heat: N. F. Dirnbergsr, IS yards.
first: r. S. Williamson, IS yards, second: A..
w. Warren, 80 yards. third; E. e Bald, 10
yards, fourth. Time. LOO 2-5. Last quarter,
$50 I-5.
One mile, 2.40 class: time limit, $50. o. S.
Brandt first, F. J. Titus second. Hugh Robson,
Salem, third. Time. . 80. Last quarter, 0.3t.
Half mile. 1.20 class: Harry W. Hall, Con-
cord, first; @. w. Coffin second, Z. L. Blauvelt,
Elizabeth. third. Time. LII. Last quarter,
go Is.
One mile handicap: W. c.. Sanger, scratch,
first; Z. G. Bald, 30 yards, second; NJ. f, Dtrn.
berger, 35 yards, third; Il. A Citizens, As yards,
fourth; j. T. Bliss, 25 yards, fifth. Time, 2 10.