St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-19

LitSleI, the lltllo uSulOll lTOlu Dan
Jose, CAL. was the hero of the day, and
the question. "Who will take Zimmer-
man's placer" seems answered by his
performance. A shower came up after
the second race and made the track q
trfie heavy, but it soon became fast
again by subsequent racing, and during
the record-breaklng trials it was in per-
feet condition again. The first race
on the programme was the two.
thirdsmiie. Glass B. Bald and
Wells raced down the stretch neck
and neck, Bald winning by two inches.
Kreuze. of Denver, led in the
one-mile handicap Class A until they
reached the stretch, when he was passed
by Gardner, Bird and Callahan, who
flushed in the order named. The
quarter mile national championship had
eight starters. Zeigler, of California,
led from the start. and finished first by
half a wheel. 4 shower just before
this race made the track tno heavy for
record time. The half-miie open Class
3 had six fast men, including Sanger
and Titus. Sanger won, Wells second,
with Titus close third. Gardner, of
Illinois, who has been riding very fast
during the meet, won the quarter-mile
Class A easily. Zeigler again distin-
guished himself in the 2:20 class race
for Glass B. He and Boles, Of Denver,
who got second place, received an oya-
tion at the close.
The Little Res,eon's Ride.
The one-mile national championship,
which was the big raea of the day,
brought the Californian TO the front
once more. Having already won two
races today in fast company, many
thought he might not held out. After
the race Il was conceded that he is a
strong candidate for Zimmerman's place
as champion of America The pace
make set hot clip from the start.
Sanger led at the third and two-thirds,
with Murphy, ZeIgler, johnson and the
others we'll up. Zeiglar made mag
niticent squirt OH the last lap and gained
lead of four lengths At the head of
the stretch Murphy moved up along
side OF Sanger. They couldt no cat ch
the "little demon" however, and he
won by wheel amidst the widest
enthusiasm. j. s. johnson was fourth.
Gardner. of Illinois. won the two
nile open Glass A race easily. After
off, several trials at the record breaking
were made. The first to appear were
l.. b. Catanne and f. j. Titus, for the
mile unpaced tandem record of i 80,
made by Haggerty and Williams, Glass
A men, at Wal1ham, June Is. They
made the mile In l SO As. The quarter
was made in :27; half mile in 80 2.5;
three-quarteIs in 1:26: mile in l :56 4-5.
Then a. D. Kennedy, of Chicago,
came out for the two-mile paced stand
ing start record of 4: rs 3-5, held by H.
q. Tyler. He was paced the first mile
by Titus and Cabanne on tandem, w. T.
Murphy. first third of second mile; G.
NJ. Murphy. second third, and w. w.
TaXis and Titus and Cabanne. last
third. He succeeded in bringing The
record to Ais. Fractional time: Quar-
ter. :36 is; half, LOG 3-5; three-Quar-
tiers. 1:37 10; one mile, 2:0S: mile and
quarter, 2:39 2-5; mile and a half,
3:lf SIS; mile and three-quarters,
3:44 3-5; two miles, Alb.
Edgar Boren. Dallas. Tex, and B.
Bird, st. Paul tried for Glass A unpa sd
mile, both riding in 2:1T 2-5, above the
record. L. A. Callahan was successful
in his trial, bringing it to 2:l6 4-5;
previous record, 2:l7 Is.
sJnaasao ries.
IWo-tnaTdS nile. cpsn, CLASS BE. <.
Bald Won; G. s. Wells, San Francisco,
second; L. D. CaSanne. st. Louis,
third. lime, La 2-5.
Mile handicap, Class A Gardner
won. 3. Bird second, L. &. Callahan
third. Time, 2:l6 l-5.
Quarter-mile. national championship
-Ctto 2eigler won, w w. Taxis see
on@, Raymond Mcdonald, New York,
third. Time, 80 3-5.
Halfmile, open. Glass B = ". c.
Sanger won, G. S. Wells second, +. j.
Titns third. Time, Iii 2-J.
Quarter mile. open, Glass "A Gard
ner won, 3. Bird second, Cy w. Davis
third. Time, 81.
One mile. 2:20 class, Glass B-Otto
Zeigler won; o. E. Bolss, Denver, sec
ond; G. r. Coulter, Toledo. third. Time,
2:24 4-5.
One mile. national championship
Otto Zsiglsr won; c. NJ. Murphy, Bt&ol1-
lyn. second; ". c. Sanger third. Time,
2:12 Is.
Two mile. open, Glass "A. Gardner
won; B. Bird second; NJ. Black, Fort
Wayne, third. Time, 80 9-5.