St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-17

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j. S. Johnson. the Minneapolis
champion. His wheel broke IN the
mile open trial in the morning, and
he did not qualify. Western men are
little disappointed that their racers did
| moi win more prizes, but are jubilant
| over the performances of Barnett, of
| Lincoln, Neb.. in the twO-lnile handicap,
and the good showing of Zeigler, of
| California, and the Illinois men, Ander.
| son and Gardner, and also Weller, of
| Salt Lake, and Maxwell, of Winfield,
| Kan.
The Records Lowered
| today are those for the one mile novice,
| one mile open Glass B and five mile
national championship. Lee Richard
| son, of Chicago, went against the half
! mile record for backward riding, and
| reduced it from 2:47 to 2:35. He also
| gave fine exhibition of fancy riding.
| The mile novice was paced by Chaffin
and Phillips, and the result was the
| fastest mile ever ridden in movie e
| race.
| The first championship race was the
half-miIe. Twelve men started. Sanger
went clear of the bunch in the back
stretch, but gave up in the straight.
Bald. the winner, is from Buffalo.
| The Iourt event, the one mile open.
| created the greatest enthusiasm of the
day. Sanger took the lead at the two
thirds. aud held it until 200 feet from
the tape. Here Sanger, Titus,
Brown and Bald were ali Tapped.
| Sanger had the pole, or was close to it,
| and Titus, coming very fast, cut inside
| him. Sanger's wheel was seen to wob-
bic for an instant, and Titus and Brown
both finished ahead of him. Titus was
disqualified for foul riding, and Brown
was given first place, with Sanger sec
ond and Bald third. Titus friends
| claim that Sanger was not near
enough to the pole to claim it and also
| state Sanger tried to elbow Titus off
the track. Titus time was 2:IO 3-5
which is the record for a scratch race,
the previous record being III SIS by
Sanger. Brown, the winner, is Cleye-
| land man.
In the two mile handicap Barnett, of
| Lincoln, NeD., who had a handicap of
| 100 yards, passed the leader at the
| second mile and won by hundred
| feet In this race Dodsdon fell and
| McGure and Hamilton went over him.
| None were badly hurt.
Bird was ln H.
In the fve-mile championship the
| time limit was set at sixteen minutes.
| The pace was set by several riders
| alternately, and at the four-mile point
! Cabanne took the lead. The squirt in
| the last lap was very hot, and at the
| finish five men were prettily punched.
Titus won and beat the worlds record
| for five miles in competition,
making the distance IN 1919 Is. The
previous record was 1927 2-5, held by
himself. Murphy. of Brooklyn. second;
Zeigier, of California, third. Summar-
| les:
Mile novice-CIyde Turnbull, Denver,
won; Charles E. Jacques. Chicago, sec
| ond; Z. j. Frain third. Time, 2:23 SIS.
Half mile national championship-E.
| G. Bald, Buffalo, won; Raymond Nc
Donald, New York, second; Otto Zrig-
ler Jr., San Jose, Cal, third. Time,
LOS 1-5.
Mile, 2:30 class-Louis A. Callahan,
Buffalo, won; &. l.. Weller. Salt Lake.
second; G. A. Maxtield, Winfield, Kan.
third. lime. 2:30&.
One mile. open, class Bart Brown,
Cleveland, won; w. G. Sanger second,
E. c. Bald third. Time, 2:103-5
Half mile. open. class "A. Gardner,
Aurora. ILL.,, won; E. Anderson, Rood
house, Ill. second; q. a. Maxwell,
Winfield, KAN, third. Time. 1:lO.
Two mile. handicap. class BE. G.
Barnett, lincoln, Neb., won; A. D.
Kennedy, Chicago. second; l.. G. John
son, Cleveland. third. Time ABB %.
One-third mile. open. class A-E. An
second; l.. a. Callahan, Buffalo, third.
Time 4445.
Five miie, National championship
f. j. Titus, New York. Won; e. NJ.
Murphy, Brooklyn. second; Otto Zeig-
Ter, third. Time, 1919 1-5.
Results of the TrlaI Heats
which were run i'll the forenoon were
| as follows: The men named qualifying
for the races Of the afternoon:
Half-mile dash for national champion
ship, first heat-Eddie Bald first, Otto
Zeigler second, Art Brown third, B. 3.
Bird fourth.
Second heat-C. R. Coulton won, G. S.
| Wells second. E. G.. Bold third; w. C..
Sanger fourth.
Third heat--F. j. Titus won, l.. B.
Cabanne second, w. F. Murphy third,
w. f. TaXis fourth. -
Mile, open. 2:3O classs-First heat
e. II. Callahan won, q. l.. Heiter sec
ond, j. 2. Gum third. u'
Second heat-W. Ii. Maxwell won,
Harry Clark second. A. g. Harding
third. Time, 2:56 3-5.
Third heat-B. B. Bird won. w. Balm.
bridge second, G. w. Davis third. Time,
2:56 3-5.
Mile. open, Glass b, first heat-E. c.
Bald won, r. f. Goetz second, c. r.
Coulter third. Time, 2:4S Is. y
Second heat-C. 5. Wells won, r. Nc
Donald second, +. j. Titus third. Time,
2:37.
Third heat-W. C. Sanger won, Art
Brown second, w. F. Foster third.
Time, 2:S2 Is. %
Last quarter :26 2.5, As second below
the worlds record for a mile finish. "a
Half Mile. Open, Glass "A. Gard.
ner won, E. E. Anderson second, LA.
Callahan third. Charles NJ. Evans
fourth. c. A. Benjamin fifth. Time,
1:05 LIS.
Second heat-E. H. Kaiser won. C. A.
Maxwell second, W. A. Shaver third.
b. b. Bird fourth, James Collier fifth.
Time, 1:12 1-5.
Two-mile handicap, Glass B, scratch
men did not compete; first heat-L. C.
johnson won. w. w. Hamilton second.
ii. IL. Maddox third. Time, 4:32 as.
Born. Boles, McGuire ,Gerwing, Murphy
and Burt also qualified.
second heat Il. q. Barnett won.
BERTHE Banks second. A. ID. Kennedy
third. Time, 4:26 Is. Goetz. Wells. i
Foster. Coulter, Condon, Dobson and
Callahan also qualified.
Three-mIle open, class A-Gardner.
Kaiser, Callahan. Davis, Evans. Hard
Anderson, Weller, Lutz and Kreutz
qualified.
For the five-mile national chamnion. |
snip. Leigler, Titus, Cabanne, Callahan.
Maddox: e. NJ. Murphy, Bird aud GoeIz