The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-22
ON THE WHEELING CIRCUIT.
Fino Weather and n slow Track, hut Good
Time at Reading.

READING, Pa, Sept. 2l.-The PENNSYLVANIA
Wheelmen Of Reading scored n success with its
national circuit meet to-day. The day was per-
feet for racing and the track good. A bad hill
on the backstretch in this track made fast time
impossible, but there were some grand finishes,
and over 1000 persons saw the sport. Sanger
rode but once. He was unplaced in the first
beat Of the half mile. the judges giving him
fourth and allowing Cabanne's protest disbar-
ring Sanger. who refused to ride again.
Edward c.. Bald won another great race in the
mile open, taking up several lengths on DIR.
Brown, who had left the bunch like a shot from
a gun at the quarter. Once Brown gains such a
lead he is seldom headed. Both fought hard dur
ing the entire last quarter. Bald winning by less
than a length. A. +. Goehler of Buffalo found
his legs and ran third. Brandt, Lumsden, and
Bliss following In the order named.
In the two heats OF the haif-mile open pretty
races were seen. Macdonald. Taxis, Others.
and Cahanne qualified in the. first heat. shut
ting out Sanger. Bliss anticipated Browns
jump in the second heat, and was prepared for
the order when the final was ready. The word
was given. and Taxis. with the others started.
ASs sRsr wa wa no a st bitch and az Ta isIs T fni.6 S%lled tha eS ssfi
mile, protested the race. He did not ride In the
real, race. In the final Cabanne shot away for
the lead. and AZ the quarter Brown made his
caught Brown and forged ahead. Bliss went
like tigers down the straight, finishing six inches
apart, Macdonald To the good. Brown was but
six inches ahead of Cabanne, who was third.
Eddie Bald won his second race of the day in
the quarter-mile final and Cabanne got the lead
more on him than he has shown In some time.
Brown jumped into a long lead. Bald took II
mp with his phenomenal squirt, and Cabanne. by
a series OF jumps, also flashed by Brown. The
One Mile, open. Glass A-w. =. Sims nrst, c. W..
KIick. Reading, second; q, W, Comm. Orange. y. j.,
Hslfmile Dash; Class 2 First heat; Macdonald nrst.
Taxls second, Baker third. Sanger fourth. Time,
ond, o. S. Brandt third. W. ,. Murphy fourth. Time,
i;lt Ia. Final heat; Macdonald nrst, Bliss second,
40 Brown third, Cabanne fourth. Time. ! Is.
One Mile, ESQ Class-Ciass A-George W. Comm nrst.
Charles W. Krick second. J. r. Ennentrout third, X.
=: McCurdy fourth. Time, 2:57.
Two Mile, Handicap. Class 81 =. Cooper. 30 yards,
yards, third; Y. F. Miller, $50 yards, fourth. Time.
One Mile. Tandem, Glass A-w. =. Sims and +. L.
hiauvelt first, Charles W. Kriek and c. J. Evans second.
one Nile, Open, Glass De. c. Bald nrst, A. O. Brown
second 4. b Goehler third, o, s. Brandt fourth, Bliss
One Nile, Handicap, Class &C. n. Jack. 80 yards,
nrst; B. stevens, 100 yards, second; Daniel Hart,
$50 yards, third; q. n. Mer.hon, Jr, 90 yards, fourth;
J. Il Blagyelt scratch. NTH Robert Weir, 30 yards,
Quarter Mile, Open, Glass B-First heat; o. s.
third, L. {. Johnston fourth. Time, o: ~ 25. second
heat, 40, brown first, y. C.. bald second, Ray Mae
Donald third, Time, O:SS. Final heat: y. G. Paid
nrst, l. y. Cabnnne second, A. y, Brown third. o. s.
Half Mile, open, Class A-w. ,, Sims nrst, G. r..
Jack second, Charles w. Knick third, 4. c. Johnston
fourth, II. y, Stevens nfth. Time, I;l0 2-5.