The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-09
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
NATIONAL BICYCLE MEET.

NAIAOEAh Dill CDh MhEl.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4 Following were
the results of today's laces at the Ma
tional circuit bicycle meet:
One mile novice-C Hagemap, Chi.
cago, won; a B Horne, Chicago, 2.
Time $50 30.
One-third mile, open, class b P
Bliss Chicago, I; & @ Bald, Buffalo, 2.
Time 245.
Two miles, open, class A Gardi.
ner, Chicago, /; & l. Emerson, Chica
60, 2 Time 81 OF 3 D.
Half mile handicap-First heat, E G
Bald, Buffalo, /; A d Kennedy, Cni-
cago, 2. Time los. Second heat
r Leacock. St Louis, /: r Macdon~
aid, New York, =. Time l02 1 2
Third heat-G Steele, Chicago, /; NJ Fl
Burke, Wichita, Kan, 2. Time O2 1-2
One mile, open class AZ. q. Van
desand, Chicago, /; w. J. Anderson,
Chicago, 2. lime 249.
One mile, unpaced; flying start-F.
J. Titus, New York, /; H. II. Maddox
Asbury Park, N. j., 3. Time 3 IA %
One mile, handicap, class "A.
Gardiner, Chicago, III. s. Skelton
Chicago, 3. Time 2.16.
Final heat in one mile handicap-R.
Macdonald, New York, l; E. 9. Bald
Buffalo, 2. Time 2.02 Bliss did not
start in flnal heat,
One-thlrd mile. open class A-G. E,
Bicker, Chicago, l; W j. Anderson, 2.
Time 80 1-2.
One mile, handicap, class B-R. J.
Leacock, ST. Louis, /; H. II. Maddox,
Asbury Park, N, j, 3. Time 2.1S 2-5.
Two mile lap race-A. Gardiner,
Chicago, /; j. j. Bezenek, Chicago. 2
Time 5.084 5.
BASEBALL
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Chicago, .;
Louisville, 8.
P1TTsBURG, Aug. 3.-st. Louis, 8;
Pittsburg, 6,
CLEVELAND, Aug. .3.-Cleveland, II;
Cincinnati, D.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-First game
Philadelphia, IA; Baltimore, 3. Sec
ond game-Philndelphia. 3; Baltimore,
IS.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 3-Brooklyn, Z;
New York. 6.
BosToN, Aug. 3.-Washington, s;
Boston, 4.
CANADIAN REGATTA.
HAMILTON, Ont aug. 3.-When
the senior fours were called out at
O'Clock today the water was very
rough with n strong wind blowing
AS the afternoon approached it was
hoped that the wind and water would
calm down. Instead, however, they
increased ana the trial heats tor senior
| singleH had to be postponed. Con-
siderng the unfavorable condition the
time made was very good.
First heat, senior four-DOns Of To.
ronto wun by five lengths, with Lean.
ders of Hamilton scc1ud. Time, 10. 05
Minnesotas OF st. Paul were scratched.
Second heat for seniors -ArgOnaut@
of Toronto won. TorpntUs OF TOIoH C
second, Detroits of Detroit third
Time, 8. 10.
| Final pair cared race resulted as
follows: Vespers of Philadelphia won
as they pleased, Argonauts of To-
ronto the only other starters. Time,
1887.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY REGATTA.
ALTON, Ill, Aug 3.-The first days
races of the Mississippi Valley regatta
was witnessed by several thousand
people this afternoon. The summaries
are.
First race, junior paired scnll-
Westerns won in IL. IA. Distance | l 2
miles with turn.
Second race, junior single scull-In
the trial heats the winners were Roes.
cl Il In fIn D..
sler's seat broke and Van Beck won
easily in 1G 4S 1>2. Same distance.
Third race, senior single scull, quar-.
ter mile dash, free for all-All with.
drew but Koenig, who went over the
quarter mile course in 1.19.
Fourth race, junior double scull-Ir
the tiuHl E4ugiOrd AMI Bend won ia
S12.
In the final the Westerns and the
81. Louis Locked each other ST. LCui.
was first in but as they were respousi-
ble foe the foul the referee gave the
race 10 the Westerns. Time 10 10.
Observation-Disclosures RACE.
! SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 8.-The Bri.
tauuia and Vigilaut were officially
measured today preparatory to tn,
match race to be sailed tomorrow
The figures show that the Vigilap
, carries 1900 square feet more canvas
than the Britannia anC
hat tie latter is f5o
longer than the Vigi!aat On tie wl+e,
line, The Ngj.gLJ's rating is 1863 au,
the BritGlha's Il3. The EGranfi8'
/, time allowance veil, he reduced ID
minutes a.d t seconds. Both We. G,