The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
MCDONALD BREAKS 4 RECORD.
Rides Half I'm 100 SIS, Paced, ~
the Asbury Park Track.


AsBURY PARK, N. J., Aug. s1.-The
second days races Of the Good Roads
tournament we're attended by a larger
crowd than yesterday. A brisk west
wind made fast time impossible. While
It benefited the riders coming down the
home stretch, 1t impeded their speed
considerably on the back stretch.
The track was almost faultless, being
as hard and level a. mechanical means
could make It. A great deal Of inter-
est was centred in the two-third mile
handicap. which was run In five heats.
Some Of the crackajacks who competed
IN the heats were: Charley Murphy,
G Gin f. M,i He ~ IineISna:
Steenson, Little Mullikens Of Baltimore;
4; H; Barnett and =. c. Johnson OF
John g. johnson qualified In the first
heat, but as II was not ridden within
40. the time set BY the referee. 1t was
Johnson s refused g to start in the run
oYsr, and was roundly denounced by the
Mr., ., 1s .e s%ss A :sssss
qualified In the third heat. did not start
Sho :ss..sd e Tie tSifsE; ;S;r1 %f ssa..
1
Sims won handily. three lengths ahead
q Bonngers who was the same distance
Following Is a summary Of the events:
on: ss.'iss ga ~ :::' N
HsssrA ,s A1sury T,r r:rt ;ssGnA; r. !"
ra TsG p. I'll: .ps:s :ad s:ss
Fir.t Hs.t-won BY W; y; sims w.shingten. ~
sss; y. sss.,o. H. ). 4. O. isb y.rds. third.
| Tims-s. M Is
burg ssoG PARK WS.s1sn' iso yards; r. A. BOanser.
Riverside wheeimen. 90 y,rd.; second Rsy paw
son Beon.on 100 yard, th'ra' H I,n.,"Sa Ia,
ond; Gsorxe G. smith, N Y. A. C.. scra,ch.
'f Fia.,HWon sy sims. Boans~ second and Room.
| third. Tlme-S.0
s fwS'a anS s Z. %',s us S''''
First heat won BY John g. Johnson. Syracuse.
Charles N. Murphy King. County Count wh:s e.
placed on this race BY the rtsrss, but he al
loved y 70 be I9n over y nj. ,.,.,,
B, Goehl.r, Buffalo, second TinsIl.s IL
aeld. z. c. johnson. Cleveland, second Time
r Fourth Hs.t-won BY L. A. Callahan. But
t.io. Edvin r. Miller. vinslsnd. second Time
Filth H..t-won by a. d. Kennedy. Chicago;
c. II. Callahan, Buisio. second Time-i:3.
After this haaf the gArteFs IN Lns urt psAt
were allowed 70 ads again, bat johnson YVES
absent, and much adverse criticism vas sxpsssssd,
the general opinion being that the syrass:s Ia
| second. Time-l.3s is.
ssi s,s y T,;.. Bald ''0'ad Charles
The mile tandem race. which vas the nth
| event was not run, there being only one entry,
and that the Murphy brothers. william ana
Charles.
Raymond Macdonald. beautifully paced, wen.
against George C. Smiths track haif-miIe record
| Of 10: s-5. Eddie Bald took him the hrst quar-
| ter. when he was picked up by Tyler. Mac
Donald came down the homestreteh like a
Whiriwind He do ths half IN 100 IS.
gold watch, pair Palmer tire. and search light.
First Hea-Won by @. Fred Royce Tourist
Cycling Club. Monte Scott. PisinAsld. second.
Second he.t-won by II. D. Martin, Asbury
BARK PARK wh %,m Leon cuSe'rt'' Long Branch
Third Heat-won by Harry Hawthorne. Orange
| A. O., D. shafto. ~ A. G.. second. Tme-Ss.
Final-won by Martin. Scott second and Royce
Five miles: open; Glass b: run In ons heat
prizes bicycles. racing chains and bicycle Sun
| dries-Won BY John 9, Johnaon. Titus second, T
A, Callahan third. Raymond Macdonald fourth
and C. e. Gsnse fell in the homestrstch, but
| none was seriously hurt.
was: s.s7, $40, 7,ss. 1910 and l2s7 as
Five-mile. Metropolitan District championship
Ing the property Of any club. First indivtdusi
prize. gold medal: second, silver medal. third
bonss msdsi.-won By Monte seott, Pialndsil
wheslmsn: y. E. DoSp, Kings County Whssl
record 10 coaapstition oi isis' The sis,sses ),
miles was LIS. L61. 7T 3-6 and s.H 3-k