The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-07-26
HUDSON WHEELMEN
Will Compete in the NJ. A.
c. C's. Race Meet on
Saturday.
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Entered Four Winners at Saratoga
Athletic, Paddle and
Bat Notes.
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the Manhattan Field. The Metropolitan
race meeting for amateur riders. All the
events have a large list of entries. and Jer-
sey riders viii compete in all, except the five
mile team race for the championship. Five
teams will start in this contest. Riverside
W, Kings County w, Tourist c. c., Har-
lem w. and Greenville w. One of the best
contests on the card will be the one mile race
for novices. The Hudson County Wheelmen
have two entries in this event. S~ixty-one
others will compete for the prize, and the
race will be divided into seven heats.
In the one mile scratch race are entered
such cracks as G.. C. Smith, G. Fred Royce,
E. L. blauvelt, F. F. Goodman, E. T.Webbe,
W. S. Slain, and w. A. Whelp'ey. These
men and a few others comprise the list in the
half mile scratch event, which should result
in a close finish. The entries for the novice
race follows
One mile race for novices for the New
York Times medal.-First heat, J. kemmler,
Metropolitan Wheelmen; ]. I. Beekwith,
Kings County Wheelmen; T. F. Quacken-
bush, unattached; F. L, Sehepp, unattached
Z. I. Broderick, Crescent Wheelmen; H. R.
Dusenbury, Metropolitan Wheelmen; c. e.
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Webbe, Hudson County Wheelmen.
Second Heat-F. Fisher, Falcon Wheel
men; H. P. Parker, Prospect Wheelmen; j.
Ko~rzendorpher, Greenwich Wheelmen; w.
II. Ferris, Hudson County Wheelmen; c.
Rchnfellt. Bushwick Wheelmen; George
Meeder Bnshwick Wheelmen; Steve Dunn,
Atnity Wheelmen; W. D. McGurn, unat-
tached: j. Rider, unattached.
Third Heat. w. Conklin, unattached;
o. Hedstrom, unattached; w. c. Croll, IN
attached; B Fox, Huguenot Wheelmen;
Isaac Townley, Crescent Wheelmen; G. W.
Greene. unattached: F. w. Ruht. unat-
tached; R. w. Butler. unattached; w. E.
Ruge, Brooklyn City Wheelmen; j. Frank,
Falcon WheeImea; E. Carbonell, unat-
tacl ed; I. j. Bell, unattached
Fourth Heat. Frank, Falcon Wheel
men; E. Carbonell, unattached; T. j.. Bell,
Grating. unattached: G.. L.. Babeock, I'M
attached; F. E. Hildebrandt, New York
County Wheelmen; A. Ginchard, Greenwich
Wheelmen; A. Kluge, South Brooklyn
WheelInen.
Fifth Reat-E. E. Lord, unattached; w.
H. WEIGH, unattached: A. NJ Mcintyre.
Riverside Wheelmen; J. Gregory. Century
Cycle Club; James MILFORD, Riverside
Wheelmen: George w. Dougherty, New
York Wheelmen: A. Rosner, Granercy
Hheelmen; IS, ". johnson, Jr.. Bushwick
Wheelmen; William Fressel. Gramercy
W heelmen.
Sixth Heat--C. D. Hoorster. Essex County
Wheelmen: J. Morgan, New York Wheel
zen; F. Garland. unattached: c. Wads-
fth. Jr., unattached: E. C. Potter, River
STA Wheelmen; H. 7. Baglin, Newark
Wheelmen; A. c.. Green, Greenwich Wheel
men: L. H. Adsit, New York Wheelmen; E.
P. Haebler, New York Wheelmen.
Seventh Heath. Rudd, Bushwick
Wheelmen; C. A. Durling, unattached; s.
e. Burke, unattached; c. Leibold. Green
witch Wheelmen; J. Eink,-New York Wheel
men; W. q. Gallagher, Greenwich Wheel
men; H. BEETLES, Fanwood A. A.
Tue Good Roads Tournament to be given
at Asbury Park, August so, 81 and Septem-
Der /, is receiving the warm Endorsement OF
cyclists and the friends of the good roads
movement all over the country. The teams,
after the Denver meet, will return to New
York in special cars, and will rest a few
DAYS at the seaside before the tournament
begins. One of the novelties of the first
day of the races viii be the rendering of the
'sGood Roads March, by the Asbury Park
Military Band. This march is composed
for the occasion by the rising young com
poser, Roland Henpessy. a bright young
newspaper ma or New York. The mana
gers of the tournment feel assured that they
will be able to turn over a handsome amount
To the good roads agitation fund as a result
of the three days races.
Mile. Londonderry, the young woman who
is to tour around the world on her bicycle,
is now ready for the first zeal work of her
Journey. Nile. Londonderry will leave the
New York City Hall Saturday at noon, and
will be given a rousing send off by cyclists
who are interested in the plucky Boston
woman who proposes 10 girdle the earth in
eighteen months. One OF the conditions of
the trip is that Mile Londonderry when rid
ing, must despatch q postal card to Boston
every ten miles, giving her whereabouts and
condition. as well as the state Of the roads.
A little leather bag OF postal cards is car
ried on her wheel, together with pen and
pencil. The route from City Hall will be
via Yonkers and along the Hudson to Al
bany.
At the Waltham Cycle Park yesterday
afternoon. Harry Tyler of Sprinfield and
Nat Butler of Boston made private trials of
sped. Tyler rode a quarter, flying start, IN
q 2-5, the third in 81 5, and the two-thirds
OF a mile in ia rs. This was a Isl clip
had he finished the mile. He rode a quar-
ter, standing start, in 81 30. Butler rode
two miles, flying start, with pacenakers, in
4:10. The best previous time, though an
official record was not claimed, was wiz
dies two miles in All 2-5 at Springfield last
fall. Following are the quarters and thirds
of Buffers trial: 2945, 80 2-5, 80 40, l:2l
Is. 1:31 4-5, 2:04 Is, 2:35 Is, 2:45, sos %,
1926 IS, 3:35 As. 4:10. As the trials were
not officially sanctioned they will not be &C
cepted as worlds records, but they prove
that the existing records are sure to e con-
siderably lower within the week.
A twenty-ive-mile road race will be held
over the Elizabeth ahway course on Sep
tember 3. It will be managed by the Race
Committee of the Associated Cycling Clubs.
Ii a plumber Of the cracks enter a record
may be broken, as the course is considered
one OF the best IN Jersey
secretary Perrett of the Asbur.- Park
Athletic Association is very jubilant over
the entries that are rapidly coming in for
the two days race meet to be held at the
famous seaside resort on Friday and Satur-
day. August 10 and IL. g.. Fred Royce, the
sreedy Tourist WLeeIGleu cyclist. and who
folds the worlds record for a quarter mile,
made at Clifton last Fourth of July; George
C. Smith, New York Athletic Club; the
Metropolitan amateur champion, Is. l..
BIauYelt: New Jersey fiye-nlile State cham
pjon. Charlie Brown Elizabeth; w OAR
aner of this city; w. Il. Sims, Washington,
-. c.. and 3I. j. Bailey, Philadelphia, Pa,
are among the entries in Class A.
The lists of events for the two days are as
fellows:-First day, Friday, August lo-One
mile. novice; Class B, t@o-thirds mile, open
Class B., two.mile handicap; Glass 3, one
mile. oDen; Class A, oRie-1nile handicap.
ole-5l,ird mile, open; Glass A, Que mile,
o.el. New Jersey riders only; Class A, one
third milo, olcJ. TO Junior Athletic Associa-
tioa only.
Second day, Saturday. August l1-One
milo. Eoyice; two-thirds mile; boys race I'M
der sixteen years: Glass p, ~one-nliie handi
cap. Glass 3, one mile, open: Class u. five
mile. open: Glass 4, ononlile handicap
Class A. two-thirds mile, open; Glass A,
f.x-a-rhirGs mile. handicap, open 10 Junicl