The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-11
ANo,mER NEW RECORD AT oHICiGo.
Tit. Time tho Tandem 10 Ridden n Mile In
g.2O 2-6


CHICAGO, Aug l0.-Four thousand persons
witnessed tho bicycle champions battle for
supremacy Mt tho South side Ball Park this
afternoon. 1t was the fourth day Of the inter-
national race meet OF tho League OF American
Wheenen. ono now record was created.
Dirnbcrger and Bald OF the Press Cycling Club
OF Buffalo made now worlds competition
record in the onc-mlc tandem championship.
Their time was > minutes - - seconds. The
previous record stood at minutes 2ti seconds.
Lumsdcn and futile. the Chicago men. had
close race with Tyler In the halt-me national
champions shin Tyler won after very close
finish. LumSdon surprised every one by de-
featinE Tuttlc. G l.. Gary Of The Press Cycling
Club OF Boston is doing some noteworthy rid
ing. In the twomiio national championship
to-day he defeated Arthur Lumsden and G. r.
Nniscly, the Chicago cracks. and llayiand
Smith OF tho New York At.
There were only two teams in tho onc-mo
tandem championship. "BirAio" Munger and
FRANK Waller me iwng-dis'anco lilers com
neted against team from the l.rcss Cycling
Club of iiulan The latter team tonk the lead
at the lali mile anu won easily. M"intyes. the
South African. had 100 yards in the two-mile
handicap race, but was unable to overhaul his
field to secure place; Johnson rolmprd home
an easy winner in the, onc-mie oprn., while
Tyler had all he could do To defeat Taylor
The officials placed time limit Of : minutes
ann in on wv ss
that tho men did not Try to ride inside tho
Limit 50 they had to rid" III race oyer II the
and TAYLOR. rather unexpectedly sprinted
away. from the crowd and beat Johnson easily:
+. j. D.mond. til" English rider. has offered
his services as II pace maker in the sxty-two
mile rice to he run nn saturday There 10
sible winners Of the International events on
Friday aud Saturday., Wini!" mas been i'll for
him from riding. l'hns ,'' la is.a ed Him-
norman an! Tyler and j. regarded as a likely
WnIs 81 I4" Ht I'M Vim re to-
morrow. while Zimmerman has don" very III tie
work to-day. which in'! that he i, saving
himself for to-morrow's races.
Charley Murphy. tho New DIRK A. c. and X.
{; W. racer; who has been declared a rrofes-
day that he intends to appeal his ease. lie
states positively that he will not race for cash.
He thinks that the decision of the Racing
Board has been unjust. IN" En"ing Board Of
the League OF American Mhcemen are weed-
ing the professionals from the amateur ranks
tho observation-disclosures that {. H. Mnruhy had for
esen hS Sa1 A. s4Hnr hs he nGt
racer. has been declared a,,nrofcssiopai for
selling one Of his prizes. Tho summaries
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Tme MINUTES 50 81 .eSonas ''A '-'' '"'"' '"'u
ONE NJ M SaonH "n Tf the l. 4 w
second; 4 =: Lumsden Chicago. third. Tine. min.
Mat &i;s: 1's% cla..-wcn by J; p, Clark. Boston,
A. i. Crooks Rlttaip. second A. D. Kennedy. Jr. Chr
cago third Time. inmate J. Az seconds
one Mile Open-Wnn by II c. Iyi.r. SprinH iield: g.
F. Taylor WalthAm. second: j T. Bliss. Chicago, third.
Time, minutes ~ 20 seconds.
Halt Nile National mr!onship-Won by H. c.
Tyler. Springfield; A. T. Lumsisn. Chicago second;
F. II. futile. CHICAGO. third Time. / minute IL 2-S
seconds
one Mile open-Won by ! s johnson, Minneapolis:
II. Z. Tyler. Springfield second e. r Taylor. Walthain
third. Timd minutes i -, seconds.
Two Miles. National Cham pionship-Won by G. L.
Gary. Boston, A +. Lumsder chicago. second: Hay
land smith. New York. third. Time. minutes 8
seconds.
Quarter Mile Open-won by A. A Zimmerman: q.
Taylor. WaIthan. second: A. J. Brown, Cleveland.
third Time. 81 | & seconds
one Mile. Tandem l. A,W Cnnmronship-Won by
NJ Dirnberger and r.. G. Bald. Butino. l.. d. Munger
ans Waller Chicago. second. Time. minutes 20 25
seconds.