The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
lie Bly, Plays the Races How The SLNDA WORLI

mile was 80 Blauvelt was still leading
nm nm by short distance, The RELATIVE
n tSS last rem@ine9 n S n9.i
squirt and. passing all the lead.
org, came in winner by live yards in
10 Second, ., e. kuhlke. Savoy \. g.,
l3p Yards handicap, t,ird,. l.. V. Mock
Dormen, n. J. A. C., 10 yards; NTH,
r l.. Biauvelt, Elizabeth A. G. so yards.
There We're clever starters in the seq
Bofinrer, Riverside W. 1870 yards hand!-
cap. won tn 40 20: second. Mon, NJ
Charles G!r,gnge,r Riysrside W. i1o
side w. 'o9 % Yards fth o Ray ba@ ssn
y. y. y. G. 10 yards Ray Macdonald
was entered as scratch man In this race,
but did rot start.
There were seven stsr'e,s. In the enc C,
was at the .j-yarj line. II X. Stevenson,
Riverside W. with 50 yards handicap.
won; second, u. II. Maddox, Riverside
side W, SO yards. Time-2lg -,
The final heat of the une-mle. 80 class,
was Won With ease by q. r. Royce Of the
Tourist W, Paterson, VINO ran away
Goodman, Riverside w, who was al
lowed to rifle in the nnal though not in
the trials. was second. and w. l.. Oar
,uer, n. J. A. G.. WAS third. Time
30 10.
Fred j. Titus, OF the Riverside w.
then gave an exhibition mile in an effort
TO break the track record at Manhattan
Field, 2l9 Ia. made by J. 8. Johnson.
Titus. was paced by, Miller. Steenson. ".
f. Murphy aid Hclfert. in the order
named, for each successive quarter. \
flying start was made. The first quarter
three-quarters SO rs, mile 2.l2 e-5.
The announcement that Titus had
beaten Johnson's record was received
with great cheers by the spectators.
the prizes in the hnal Of the two-milf
handicap, Class A. T.. A. BofinRer. IN
yards. was first; Charles Granger, Il,
yards. second, and G. NJ. Erta, 1870 yards
IN it., as i,otfinger, set too hot pace
The finish was c.ose ana exciting one
and the race the best one of the day
Ertz, did not get place IN the tr,als
The wo-mile handicap, Class Il, brough
out seven starters. It was very, pool
exhibition; W. j. T., Helfer Mu,s Of p pvca
scratch man. won; r.; f. M'lser' p E,vGt
I K' yer i" yards '"''o' '''S' 0'''
The half-mie open was an interestin.
event. and well contested. Ray MacDon
aid Riversitle w. won In I'm. II los, thu
track record for competition.
He was closely. pushed by George !
Royce, Tourist w, or PATERSON. VIII
finished about two yards behind, and f.
l.. Blauvelt, Elizabeth a. c., was
close third.
George {. Smith. Of the n. Y. A. G.
gave an exhibition half mile. 1t WA
announced that he would try to ben
the track record of l.04. a dying star
was taken. with Blauvelt as pacemaker
Time. for the quarter, 81 seconds. Royc
paced the second quarter. Time for tn
half Los 2-5.
The ten-mile initiation special rae
wound up the programme for the day
| The starters were j. A. Silyie, River
| side Wheelmen; II. II. Maddox, River
| side; W. +. Murphy Kings County; |
| Connolly. Boston; J. Titus, Riverside
w. J, Helfert, Utica, n. Y: Ray Nc
Donald. Riverside, and C. NJ. Murphy
| Kings County Wheelmen. red Titus Sc
| the pace for hte first mile and II was
no, one. Timea23l. Then Ray McDoH
aid tried his hand at pace.makinS al
| teruately with Maddox. The secon
mile was finished in 5.1j 2-5. Helfert an
Connolly dropped out after The first mile