Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-20
A HOME RUN DID IT.


taire 1872, Rama 122, Wentworth ll9,
Warlike 1l9. Soprano III, Milan III,
Senmaheur 1T. Why Not II. III, Ger
tie III, Eugelda III. Mic Mac Queen H.
Third, q mile handicap, Harry Reed
115, Monaco 1l3, Hanwell l07, Cockade
lOj Jessie Taral 1914, Tancred lO3, Ar
rogsnce f. %, Little Ella IS. Fourth,
x mile handicap, Kingston 1l9, Lady
Violet 1l2, Armitage l05, Logan l0i,
Jack OF Spades 1O2, Gold Dollar 81.
Fifth lie selling, Gold Dollar lO9,
Marshall 107, Tom Finley 1913, Laurel
lO3, His Grace 100, Figaro SIS, DIR.
Garnett. Sixth-mile selling, Cottonaac
1l3, La Sofia 109, Leigh l07, Handy
Fox log, Lansing 1O4, Life Boat lOl,
Adjourn 100, Charter 100, Mcintyre leo,
Royal George 100. Major General 100,
Bushranger 9S, Our Maggie 90, Connors
So, DAILY SIS.
THE PITTsBURG BICYCLE RACES.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 19.-About
5000 people attended the National
Circuit Bicycle meet at the Plttsburg
Athletic grounds to-day. Most OF the
crack riders Of the country were enter
ed and some fine races were run. j. 5.
Johnson was not In condition and
Sanger woald not race because he con-
sidered the turns on the quarter mile
track too sharp for him. In the exhi-
bitlon races +. J. Titus lowered the
Pennsylvania mile record flying start to
2:O7 is; j. p. Bliss came within Is OF
a second OF the worlds record in one
half mile, going in one minute and l-5
seco nd, and Arthur Banker made ths
p. A. c. track record 81 seconds for
one-fourth OF a mile. TaxiS and Callahan
were disqualified in the i've
mile race for team work and loa6ng.
First, mile novice, Class A., c. E. POr-
ter first: A. w. Heinle second; T. W.
Kennedy third; time 2;34 Is. Second,
oue-quarter mile, open, Class b., E. c.
Bald first; T. j. Miller second; Il. W.
Kennedy, 70 yards, second: H. A. 9th
ems third; time :32 is. Third. half mile
handicap, Class A., S. o. Griffith, go
YARDS, first; T. w. Kennedy, as yards
second; W. II. Beazell, (45 yards third;
time, LOG. Fourth mile, open,
Class b, w. W. TaIIs first;
J. p. Bliss second; A. q. Kennedy third.
Time, 2:3l45 Fifth-mie, Chronicle
telegraph trophy, Class 4, A. l.. Bank
er first; Paul Jackson second; w. II.
Beazel third. Time, 2:40. Sixth
half mile handicap, Class b, II. A.
Gibbons GO yards first; K. c. Bald g
YARDS second; Harry Maddox go
yards) third. Time, 1:O4. Seventh
mile handicap, Glass A, Paul Jackson
go yards first; X. T. LANCE 600
YARDS second; T. w. Kennedy $50
YARDS third. Time, 2:17 Is. Eight
half mile open, Class b, J. p.
Bliss first; w. J. Hslfert
second; +. ]. Titus third Time
1907 Is. Ninth, one-third mile, State
championship, A. L. Banker, first, Paul
Nelson, second; w. II. Beazell, third;
time, AZ 3-5. Tenth, mile handicap,
class b., F. j. Titus. FIRST, 90 yards;
Harry Maddox, $50 yards second; w.
W. Taris, 90 yards third; time,
2:ls As. Eleventh; half mile,
open, class A., 4. l.. Banker,
first, CT. G.. Aughenbaguh second, Paul
Jackson third; time, 1912. Twelfth,
FIVE mile handicap, class B, Harry Mad
dox $3.50 YARDS first, c. II. Callahan
i21O Yards second, w. W. Taxis $50
YARDS third; time. 1921 As. Thir-
teenth, mile, open, class A, A. L. Bank
er first, G.. G. Aughehbau second,
Paul Jackson third; time. 2:4l 3.5.
BEATEN BY oNR RUN.
NEW YORK, July l9.-To-day's game
was a smuggling match. Westervelt was
batted out OF the box in the fifth, Ger
man Jared little better. Attendance,
5000. Score:
Washington 5 0 l 0 2 3 0-12
New YORK II 0 0 = 0 +-l5
Errors. and 3; hits, Is and -; pitch
ers, Sullivan, Westervelt and German;
umpire, EmsIie.
To-day's Game.
This afternoon al $3.50 o'clock an in
terestiug game OF ball will be played at
the Irwin Park, on the South Side,
which will decide the amateur cham
pionship Of this city. a glance at the
names OF the players, published below,
will show that the best talent which the
city affords in the base ball line will be
represented. Smith and Miller will be
the battery for the Shamroeks, and
either Reiver or Malcolm and Chambers
for the Wheelings