Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

]. G. Tucker; time, 2:32 As. One
mile scratch, Class A, one heat won by
G. c. Smith, N. Y, A. c.; time, 2:33 3-5.
One mile handicap, Class A, final
neat won by E. A. Bafnger;
time, 2:21. One-hslf mile scratch,
Class A, one heat in which
the leaders fell, won by G. w. Coffin.
o. A. c.; no time taken. Two mile
handicap, class A, final heat won by 4,
A. Bafnger, Z. w. (l20 yards; time,
4:44 As. One mile, 2:50 class, class A, won
by w. A. Barbeau, r. W.; time. 2:29 10.
One-half mile handicap, Class A, won
by w. q. Whelpley; time los 35. Five
mile team race, for championship OF the
Metropolitan Association OF Cycling
Clubs, points at each lap to count:
Riverside Wheelmen, Goodm Judge
and Bofinger, 50 points; Kings County
Wheelmen, Doup, Earl and Young, 76
points; Tourist Cycle Club, Royce,
Beck with, 90 points; New York Wheel
men, Stone, Fink and Maltby. 80 points;
Greenwich Wheelmen, Newford and
Kulpke, 81 points.
BREAKING ROAD RECORDS.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2S.-Record
breaking was the order in the Hilsen-
degen twenty-five mile road race at
Belle Isle Park this afternoon. No
less than twenty. one riders accomplish
ing the feat. c. Barthol, Detroit,
scratch, won the first time prize
in 1:0j:5s; the best previous
record being 1:09:26 Is. G. ID. Grant
and w. w. Grant won the second and
third time prizes in l:05:59 is and
1:05:59 2-5 res pectivsly.
l.. C. Done, with handicap or ten
minutes, won the first position prize in
1:lO:26; George Morris, ten minutes,
second in, 2:lo:24 Is; A. F. Little,
nino minutes, third, 1:09:24 2-5; G. w.
Storey, ten minutes, fourth, l:1O:24 80.
PIrrsBURe, PA, July 2s.-Pittsburg
has issued challenge to the other
cities OF the United States for road
bicycle race. She offers TO pit team
CT five of her best road riders
against similar team from any
part OF the country In a race from
Buffalo to Pittsburg on the cath and
25th OF August. The distance Is about
245 miles. Besides teams individual
riders are invited TO contest. The race
will be engineered by the Pittsburg
Press, and the prizes will aggregate
50, 600 in value.
BROKE SOME MORE RECORDS.
WALrHAM, MASS, July 2S.-Harry
Tyler did not succeed In breaking the
mile record at Waltham to-day. owing
to poor pace.making and an accident to
his wheel, but he succeeded in breaking
the worlds record for o0e-half and
three-quaFters of mile In 55 40 and
1:24 Is respectively. Nat Butler, OF
Cambridge, broke the record for two
miles, mrking in 4:07 %.
RAIN INTERPRETED SERIOUSLY.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July IS Rain
interfered materially with the second
days meet of the Indianapolis Club. One
mile, Zig Gag Club handicap, Andrew
Trieb won; time, 2:17 As. One mile hand
leap, class b, e. w. Ballard, Chicago,
won; time, 2:10 is. One mile, 2:30 class,
class A. Earl ii. Keiser, Dayton, o.,
won; time, 1898 As. One-quarter mile,
open, class b, A. l. Brown, Cleveland,
won; time, 80 AS. Two mile hand
leap. CLASS Il, Il. A. L BOInds, DduNIIc,
won: time 4:54 One mile, open, class
b, j. Z. Bliss, Chicago, won; time 2:22.
One half mile, open, class A, G. P. Bern
hardt, Toledo, won; time 1907 2.5.
Three mile handicap, class Il, K. j.
Leacock, ST. Louis, won; time 7:21.
THE NORTHWESTERN REGATTA.
DETROIT, July 25.-The annual meet
ing OF the Northwestern Amateur Row
ing Association was held this morning.
The Board reelected the old officers,
with Charles Catlin, OF ChlcagoI
President. There was a stiff eighteen
mile breeze blowing up the
course when the first event was called
this afternoon. Senior double SOULS,
Argonaut, OF Toronto won; time, 1922.
Tandem canoes, Detroit crew won, time
5:32 3-5. Senior pair cared shells,
Argonaut won; time, 1901 3-5.
Senior four cared shells, Detroit won;
time, $3.50 2-5. Senior single SOULS, f.
A. Thompson, Argonaut OF Toronto,
won; time, 1913 25.