The record-union., 1894-06-02
FIELD OF SPORT.
LAST DAY OF THE BICYCLE MEET
AT SAN DIEGO.
Results of the Running Races on the
Morris Park. Latonia and
st. Louis Tracks.
snaclal to the REcoRp-USIoN.

Special to the RECoRD-USIoS.
SAN DIEGO, June 1.-The last days
bicycle races at Sweetwater attracted an
other large gathering to the track. Inc
great event was the twenty-five-mlle race
between the Los Angeles team, Los An
geles Athletic Club team, East Side Club
of Los Angeles and the Riverside team.
Sixteen men were in line, and the track
being in splendid condition. speedy
work was done. On the beginning OF the
fourth mile Poole spongeman, became
ratified in front of Jimmy Cowan OF XIV
erside and did not know which way to
dodge, He hesisated a moment, and at
that instant Cowan hit him and rolled
over and over. c. Shoemaker, also of the
Riverside team, fell over Cowan and hit
him in the breast. knocking the wind out
of him. Shoemaker was badly bruised
and tainted Two others were thrown,
but they resumed riding. After the race
it was found that one OF them, >. u. Spler
of Los Angeles. had been the worst
bruised in the lot, his body, arms and
legs being black and blue. He had
pluckily kept in the long race TO the
finish, and collapsed after it was over.
There was no chance for riverside alter
the loss OF two of her men, and she came
IN fourth. The result was: Los Angeles
first, Los Angeles Athletic CLUB second,
East Side Club third. Time, lh. 1Slm.
IN the one mile open, entered by Burke.
Jenkins, Edwards, Osen and DAVIS,
fine race was made, the contestants COM
ing out in the order named. Time, 24o.
The last quarter was made in % seconds,
LOO gait.
Horse races between local horses filed
the balance of the afternoons sports
RUNNING RACES AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The chief event
on the programme at Morris Park was
the Fleetwood stakes for three-year- -olds,
in which Doboins was an easy winner.
The fifth race went 10 Connisseur.
which Byron McClelland and Pittsburg
Phil plunged on all around the ring, and
the favorite, Applause, only got the sec
ond place by nose.
Five furlongs, Our Jack won, Disturb
ance second, Fondaline third. Time :59l.
Five furlongs, California won. Flush
second, Monotopy third. Time, 1:144.
Mile and a furlongs, Selma ID. won,
Oranformus second. George Beck third.
Time, l:56l.
Fleetwood stakes, mile and sixteenth,
Dobbins won, Aurelian second, Rubicon
third. Time, 1:484.
Five furlongs, Connisseur won, APP
plause second, Paladine third. Time,
1:0O1.
one mile, Tom Skidore won, Hammie
second, Speculation third. Time, l:4l4
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, June lit was a dismal
day at Latonia with a light, drizzling
rain falling steadily all the afternoon.
The fields were uncommonly large, and
some of the best time Of the meeting was
made to-day.
Thirteen -sixteenths of a mile, Belle
Foster won, Paul Owens second, Glori-
anna third. Time, 1:23.
One mile, Lehman won, Anna Mayes
second. Pomfret third. Time. 1:424.
Five furlongs, Bolands won, Addie
Buchanan second, Adams third. Time,
1:024.
Six furlongs. Powder won, Ten Spring
second, Ashland third. Time, l:l6{.
Nine-siXteenths of a mile, Fandango
won, Joe Mack second, Stilario third.
Time, 0:562.
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile, Gratz
Hanley won. w. L. Munson second, imp.
Flory Meyers third. Time, 1:23.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-To-day's card was
but fair one. The track was fair. the
weather warm, and the sport attractive to
all but the talent. Tomorrow will be the
great day of the meeting, when Ida Pick
wick, Ray S., 70 Tambien, Service and
others OF that class will contest for the
$1,000 handicap.
-Four and half furlongs, Swiftly won,
Taconey second, Night Shade third.
Time. 0:564.
One mile, Rover won. Barefoot second,
Lockport third. Time, I:444.
-Four and half furlongs, Momus won,
Queen Faustius second, Nectar third.
Time, 0:564.
One mile. Sir Walter Raleigh won,
Theodore second, Mollie B. third. Time.
la.
Six and half furlongs. Despair won,
Senator Irby second, Elberon third.
Time, 1:24.
Mile and a half, Tip won, My Partner
second Saddlahans fhird