The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
International Races Ended,


| NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The big five days
International bicycle races closed tonight.
| The five days have not been profitable TO
the management, but good racing has
been the rule. The twenty-fou hour race
! 10 which twenty-four men started, was 10
! close at $40 O'Clock, and the attendance
was good at this hour. Waller. who has
/ leu all through the race, passed bis TWEEN
/ tv-four hour record tonight at 7:-22:2l. His
/ old record was 402 miles for twenty four
/ hours, made IN this CITY in the six days
race last December. Score $40 p. m, I'm
! ishiug In miles and laps:
Waller, 43i miles and Q laps; Ashiug r.
Alb miles and lap; Golden. 4O6 miles amt
laps: Gilleu, 313 miles aud > laD>: Ca
sadly, $40 miles and laps; Swank, $40 miles
"nd 3 laps; Foster. 361 miles and laps;
Pepper. 353 miles and laps; Seicardi. 81
miles and . laps; Elreich. 303 miles auG !
laps; Starbuck, 292 miles and . laps;
I.eIesie, 217 miles and lap; Gross, 26l miles
and laps; Eclhom, 351 miles.
The last twenty minutes OF the race the
bows !lvened mp and did not slacken. Wal
Ter was favUriie and next TO him WAS
Harry Pepper, the l9-year-Old boy. His
friends presented him basket of roses
and chrysanthemums and he was carried
from the rack amid applause. Waller
wbo had won the 800 prize. broke bis own
"A hour record by - miles crossed the
rack and kissed his wife at the close
She had been an interested spectator Of
the race The rest of the men were pretty
well used up aud il was with mucn DIM
Guilty they could cross the bridge and
reach their dressing rooms.
As soon as the big race was over the
regular faces were called.
Five mile-Class B, special prize 20 beat
thirteen minutes. one heat: McDufIIe.
Time l239 l-5. This is the worlds Indoor
record.
Two mile-scratch, professional. one
heat: zimmerman, tirsI; Eerheyan. sec
ond: Martin, third; Colombo. fourth.
TINE, 500 ,
Mie->cra;ch, class y First heat. J.
VI. BALDWIN, N-waN lime. 2:&i 80
Second heat. W. \. Barbenu, 20 Final
heat. b irbeau, 30 : ,
Mil--Scrstcn, professional; F.r-t heat.
Zimr~rmBn, 3 - 2-5; second heat, Wheel
er, 81 8 ).
.ner- were only three starters in the
final hea;, Nerheyau. Wheeler ard Z
wards. " heeler led for four laps and then
Edwards took IL, out the German VINO had
been running The rear came forward
and led for the last two laps aud Wheeler
wa running second place IA length behind.
At IT, last turn II i claimed by Wheeler
that Nerheyan cut him of by running too
far up on the bank. II. T. Raymond.
chairman Of the racing board. was referee.
ard decided this was foul and di.qu..-
lied the German. The audience wauf-f
Verh-yan bat be was placed third. FL
wards w4s given second place. Final be
wou BIZ W beeler. Etwarc- second; Yer
heyan. third. Time. 2.3&
Ten milr-Pro. .es-ional. one heat: Zir-
nermau wou. Wheeler second, N.rhryau
third Time 2jat.
Tbs was the best race q the week
Zimmerman. the fsvorite. proved bis i.t.-
81 champion by lappiog the men on the
fifth mile Then there vas ighI for ser
uad place. Edwards lei FOX = few la--
then Colombo ,ook u Wheeler. whu
hugEed Nerheyar'- rear vince, kept ri-ht
10 lire and mall b-autiful TriSo
Colombo made 3 wonderful dash Oh tie
Iast zap. bat did n0- f1isb