The evening world., 1894-07-07
R|vERS|DE'S Big RACE
Six THOUSAND Persons at Manhat-
tan Field.
Sohu.tze Finishes First in the Con.
test for kov.ces.
Track In Good Condition and Fair
Time Made.
Especial 10 TIE Evening WorldJ

MANHATTAN FIELD, July Those
who had charge Of the big meet of the
Riverside Wheelmen at Manhat tan
Field this afternoon made preparations
for an exceptionally large attendance.
and they We're not disappointed. The
programme was the most attractive
which has been offered at any OF the
meets held In this vicinity this season,
and the lovers of the wheel We're prom
iseL some exciting sport.
Walter e. Sanger, ii. c. Tyler. l.. G.
Bold. j. =. Bliss, A. II. Lumsden and
other famous out-of-town cracks were
entered, besides Raymond Mcdonald, T..
J. Titus, +. T.. Goodman. W. F.. Murphy,
L. l.. Blauvelt and the whole list OF
local stars,
The weather was perfect and In etrack
in fine condition. 1t had been overhauled
since the last meet and banked on the
turns So that It Was much safer. and
fast time was looked for In all the events.
In all there had been more than 40 en-
tries.
The officers of the day were as fol-
lows: Referee, Charles IL. Luscomb.
President L. A. w. Judges-H. Il. Ray
mond, Chairman Receiving Board, l..
f p M E e. . M" T%ef n J. 4 4 s Sui r.
n; j. a, c.; Fred Hawley *. C. W.:
". umBirems-Ji II; naight,i, Il: v; W T.:
!, J, Day, Il. W Clerk Of course, 4. Il,
stilger. Assistant c!erlts-J. VI, Shaw,
\. y. 4. G.; ]. a. Atkinson, II, w;
J. W. Harrington, Scorers George )
George u, Bogart. Starter, +. \, Pow
ers; announcer, Fred ". Burns, Verona
When the races were started at go
the grounds.
novice, race, in which greet Interest
competitors IN each heat, Tne nGst heat
was won haudi.y by l.. Srhullze, Of the
n. Y. a. g; ", a. Carp n,es4- second
ana g. fisher, Harlem Wise men, third,
in the second heat +, J, Martel broke
his tire and got "a fall a. Mclntyrr,
Riverside Wheelmeu, won, closely pur-
$, Cox, Riverside Wh"eImen, third.
Third beat wass won by jaime. W, TIL
ford, kiyssrsIdg w.; second, /: - Adsit
Greenwich v, Time 20 Tilford
rode well and distancei his competitors
The one-ml!c ciass \, for 2SO nfen,
was next run. The FIRST neat was closely
contested throughout Ray Dawson. y,
Y 4. g., MADE d me squirt In The last
lap, and got 70 the trout but was passed
on the home stretch by Mont VI. Scott.
ct the crescent, WhceImen, Plainfeld,
who Won by. about yard; Dawson
second. und Charles Granger, Riverside
Wheelmen. third. TImc-..i.
The second heat Was Won. by G. f.
Rovce, Tourist Wheelmer. ~ Paterson.
The me nrode wf,l punched IN the
rinc pace and won gs he pleased r.. 4.
poftimEer, Riverside Wheelmgu was see
and and ". J.. Davmer, y. }. \. -,
third. Time .2i - The final IN the
novice was started next. Mcintyre ana
Carpenter zen before the turn Nas
r. Ached. and wer out Il Il, There was q
hot unlsh between schGltge and Dunn.
who led the bnuch ly thirty yards.
Schultze won by less than a yard with
Dunn second and Adsii third, Time
2.A Is.
The one-mile open, Class u. brought
out all the cracks present. Sanger's alb
sence was 2 disappointment.
the starters were j. a. silvie. III. Il.
stevenson. r., Il. Miller Y. ]. Titus and
70, s. Drandi, Of me Slysrsides; W. y,