The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28
THE u1mEs-KCHmoND VA WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER % 1884,

OF Germany. England. Italy, r,,otina
Switzerland, likewise appeaiiIut, t,is
their American debuts In piI. n,,ns a,na
| A host of neryy. muscular y uu1ns onS,-
teurs came forward for the various cost I,
ly prizes offered In the class aarnoJ
events. and every trophy won Mns coz ned
only after one OF the most tniiii,ime aru
anxious experiences in the piueA'
ners life. v,,oo,
The ten lap track, temporary WOOL ,
en- creation with dangerous snfa and
slippery banking. proved uiisd to- S,p
tricky, and there were numerous iea'iu''
though not serious, tumbles; -. .aa -
The great zimmerman hinseil hdu
spill In his first race-one OF the aI'el
noon trial heats, falling nedEIIS JuSL as
he started to squirt away from the llelu
on the seventh lap. But ne was unhurt l.
and being allowed TO ride In ahotnsr neat,
won handily, after hard fight with Peter
Berlo.
The big garden was crowded with an
eager, excited throng, long ptLoie wy
hour 10 commence the evening Hnai
heats, and when the first race AT lehsIn
began the multitude hardly preatheg ioI
trembling at the reckless WIN ", ~
men upon the flying WheetSS ah ha III .a,e
tricky track. who, taking ieaIlu. ,l',e,h
rode at a terrific pace. ana went tIll oue u
so many tight places and narrow eSC I'.pss'
that one questioned whether Ihey were
not all made Of muscle: ,.o,. -, tho
The novice race. the first event OH NJ
programme, was run In tune M ,r wVIiu
have been good on more reIidDig u n,
239 3-5 1t resulted In weI-eaIheu VIC
tory for A. ~ Mcintyre OF the Ne"
York Riverside Wheelmcn, <.,r,o,,. - .ho
Excitement was fast ana ,tas ~, ', az
2:l5 class B race, at the hotties, poIt oI
which Eddie McDufie slipped on uIe
upper turn and fell. Ray MclSonaiq went
over him, and they retired: .Nat. Iuta,i
Billy Murphy and Monte mir cot the
to ride like demons. Butier sot tng
sweep Of the course, and, falllHis d c Us
lead, won in record time, IoWeIin9 oldI-
bucks indoor mile record OF ~? by over
four seconds. Monte Scott stoIe seCohl
place from Murphy on the lasl zap 10y
sensational squirt up the back strttcn
Another spill occurred In the Grass n
half mile, which was Thoroughly 49, Soop
race, Barbeau. Of the Ilyssrs ,,,seoI " from
men, winning with haTd lussel II YIN
Hodgeson and Hedstrom. ~ do y
Tom Butler. brother OF Nat, Ilaue d
pretty race OF his trial for me Grass ~,
Of grit and speed that his big pro'her
himself could not have excelled'
The summary follows :, NJ,
one mile novice-Won by \. NJ. NC
intyre, Riverside Wheeimen, NeW fo'3'
n. NJ. Bower. New York. second; Is; X
Sackett. Long Island city, third' Ilfhe'
2:30 81.
one mile. two-hfteen class B...,Won
Scott. Plainfeld, second; W. +. Murphy
Brooklyn, third. Time, 2:2f 10;
Half mile scratch, class Avon by
w A. Barbeau. Riverside Wheelmen,
New York; r. Hodgeson, New York see
ond O. Hedstrom. Montauk Wheelmen,
Brooklyn, third. Time, l:l3.
Three mile race, lap race. class b
Won by Nat Butler. Cambrldgeport;
f.. A. McDunee, West Everett Mass,
second: Charles NJ Murphy third. Time,
7:2S ID.
Five miles scratch, class Avon by
W. \. Barbeau, Riverside Wheelmen,
New York; G. X Granger, Riverside
Wheelmen, New York, second; j. NJ.
Baldin. Newark. third Time, 10 20.
One mile scratch. professional-Wo by
\. \. Zimmerman; Harry Wheeler sec
ond. William Martin third. Time, 2:23 IL.
Half mile heats, class B.-Won by y.
G. NJ. Murphy, Brooklyn; Ray Macdonald.
New York, second f. A. McDuffee, West
Everett. third. Time. 1:l0 %.
Five mile scratch. professional -Won
by a. A. Zimmerman; Alex. Nerheyn
second William Martin third. Time,
1900 A..