The sun., 1893-07-04
WIN ELEn uoN All THE RACES,


day at the New York Cycling Assoclatlon't
first meeting at Manhattan Field, and Joined
| the ranks OF the professionals. About 3Oot
| persons saw the sport. A large number OF free
tickets and invitations had been issued.
| The scratch events were begun with fiyina
starts, something that has seldom been tried
at cycling meetings. W. H. Robertson imper'
| sonated the race-track starter quite well. ex.
cept that he dropped his red flag as II he were
| using q policeman's billy on the head OF a re-
| fractory prisoner. All OF his starts we're fair.
Tho track was In excellent condition. with
the exception OF one race. tho timing was done
by an electric chronoaraph. really wonderful
piece OF mechanism. The races were timed to
the eixteth part OF a second. The affair repre-
sented huge set OF dials, and was erected In
the middle Of the field in full vlow OF the grand
stands It registered the time OF each quarter
mile, at the same time showing the number OF
the rider In the lead: 1t was worked from the
The Catholic Protestory band gave q con-
cert beginning at o'clock.
Every rider who got a place 10 any Of the
saSS as Fssu Ws Ms nG9I'
kkssss on4ts satf VIII With $751; G. kss kHpRsi and
sna a5So & oBorntse: with SO apiece-a grand total
2 mile, best two in three heats, was ready to
first heat Robertson dropped his flag to fair
start ana the msn rode punched ioI ~, nundred Ll
sa RinnSa h.nas 'pa '. e.
cording to the electric clock. G. Dorntge was
ssspR Rove ysvs1 third Haa 3 RerIo
Rsui%an: % the trick Hsvft fiaiss ohs%pisR q the
world" the second heat was run. This was
.n0ther eng win for Wheeler who led from
But It was hard luck for Dorntge and Rowe;
These riders were racing second and third
% eEsd ino MOVE ESs eeSsf'S and Both s
8 Mei1elI Of Lewisburg. Pa. ran into them.
the result Nobody was hurt, but the accident
enabled BerS KIgs and Gr9Esr tb to dash b
time was "a seconds fiat.
There was more fancy riding BY Kaufman.
oided in U one ne heat J. 4. Newheuse of ISoches:
ter. who had nity yards; led all thS way until nI
S@ TSS
a few Yards. !. j. Berie: who also. rode q last
race; was third, and G J. Appel Of Rochester
getting away badly. The time was Iii AS
IN y ssSR the
scratch. best two in three heats. Wheeler set
seoo1d on the turn ns @ Eighth % aVeaue
% oas SS hd IN tho
opS heat eaad S3d Sot third money .h.
last on the programm. two-mile handicap
Fhaa aelDhia had had the limit. s2s yards, and set
Psss ff imo the mo
leading, with Newhopse second and Kelly
@ eeS rsns 9s oS ssss all sek s s4aa s%S sha
2 mile and E half they both rushed to tthe
two flyers like O. barnacle. to rock. but
the speed proved to bin
st out shoR
az crossed the line first BY fully forty yards.
Appel fourth; The time, sos. equals the quar-
when Wssees to room he
who cheered him. Champion zipmermmssn
summaries follow
First Race-one quarter mile. scratch. best two in
;SS q o b.
sSad q sn D0fRRlsf fRs
ksse e Js5s.sy Ssss ,ssa: Ii. G. dToefsf q Newton
s
Scratch '0fh arst ono Nswhouse Rochssssr 30
sls .'soa aRp. SosH:r SH ysia. is fsaIss
Tine III 4.a
P in
% third $40 to fourth FRS. h.as"h { Ihe.sr h;ss @
iouf,s ns '?Ss9;
iossih Tine sis i:S Money Swsidsd on The 'ia assi
whss sioS % q. s!nnss ~ 70 ..sond $50 @ Sr%
G. Yard: foui;s
Andrew. Friedmsn; as receiver Of the Man
yesterday from Juatice Trpax OF the supromo
Court our pEsventing the twelve recsIyers o. the
from interfering with the use, Of Manhattan
Field race track by the National Cash Cycling |
Association yesterday and to-day.
Manhattan Athletic Club. the society agreed to |
build club house and grand stand, and on
for the i and Aso serns
hoys ~ I'm Snd use OF the three
Thursday Counsel for the society contended |
that Receiver Friedman OF the club had usurp-
I'd the rights OF the twelve receivers OF the 80
Justice Truax said tho lease only gives the |
society aS the use ON the three days mentioned OF
nse Of the inner feid. 'NN' 'N'' ''''-''' '"'"
The liquor license Of the club house, which
.ecstS and III tie GSaso a cssh e oSsne
station paid $50 to Secretary Hyde Of the So |
,iety for the use OF the license at the meet
New York vvheeimen Win Prizes mt Har- |
riaburE.
Harrisburg July 3.-The Harrisburg wheel Club had |
ieghtfal weather for tho opening day Of the division
neat of the L. A. W. at Island Park Scores OF promi.
OK wheolmen here from all parts Of the State.
rhe clubs OF Philadelphia Sunbury. sport. Allen
own. WIKI kesbarre, LewisbuIg New York. Altoona. and
'sew being represented Chief Consul S A. Boyis
" Philadelphia s here and other league officers Fol.
owing are the winners to-day:
one.me Safety. Eoyice-James A. Kline, Harrisburg,
,rst; 4 ". Safety wilkesbarIe. second. Time 2;t7H
QuArtermile safety. open en-George g. Smith, N Y. a.,
irs!: H. + Bartholomew. Lewisburg second. Time,
one.mils Safety. for Harrisburg Riders-Dawson
'ornwAld n-st; H. b. Lembanoh. second. Time 2:376
Half Milo. Handicap-iieorge o. Smith. N. Y. A. e.,
lrst; Charles Krick. Sinking sprngS second. Time
One.miie Safety, 2,8o Ciass-Georgs @. Smith NY
!; G.. nrst: H. I. Bartholomew. Lewisburg. second
Time. 2:b3.
hafmilo Safety; for Boys--craig Stewart. Harris
One.nlle Safety 3minute Class--Charss Krick,
sinking springs. hrst Time 2i5l.
one mile Safety. HAndicap-H. Il. Bartholomew. |
.swisburg hrst; Hoyiand Smith. N IA. g. second.
Wheeling Gossip.
The annual midsummer tournament of the Asbury |
ark Wheelmen will be held OH Tuesday.
The Quaker City wheetmen Will hold n twenty-five
r. r yer he kt n 10 IN An |