The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-14

T. L. Balu, OIL the 6OlunDld racing
team. has regained his winning form,
and is again piling up victories in the
mile open events, his faVorite races.
During the course of the National Cir
cult through Ohio, until Toledo was
reached last Saturday, Bald met with
series of reverses. due, however, to
the exceptionally hard work to which
he has been subjected. Having been
on the path almost continuously since
April 10Th, it was natural that he
should show evidences of the continued
strain; but his victories last week indi-
cate that the Cannon Bali has lost
none of his velocity.
W. f. Sims. of the Columbia team,
has retired from following the Ma
tional Circuit until after the western
trip and will join his team mates on
their return east His recent injuries
about the legs have rendered a period
of rest a positive necessity and he will
recuperate at his home in Washington.
Sims has done some notable work on
the track this season in the way of
breaking worlds competitive records,
and his wonderful times for the three,
four, five, six, eight, and nine miles
have been accepted by the National
racing board. He has. however, been
disabled by severe falls a large part
of the time, having come off with the
worst of it in every accident that be-
fell him.
The Rapid Transit company has is
sued the following order to conductors:
Conductors will receive and carry
the disabled wheel Of a gentleman or
w I'D Il
tress. provided the wheel is accom-
panied by the owner, who agrees to
hold the same in an upright position
as near the first inside space of the car
as practicable for passengers to secure
a seat.
Each wheel and passenger together
to be charged as five passengers and
be rung up in each division.
Both the Union Pacific and Western
will run special trains to Ogden for the
bicycle races on Thursday
CINCINNATI. Aug 13.-Charles E.
Tudor, of Cincinnati, broke the Garth
age track record for one mile. f1ving
start. His time was 2:O7 %. The track
record for one mile was held by
Walter Sanger. of Milwaukee. who
made it in PIP.
DENVER, Aug. &c. H Hilton. ir..
representing Chairman Giddings. of
the National Racing board, L. A. w.
tonight announced the suspension of
II. r. Renshaw, j. D. Park and E. C.
Oliver. three of the most prominent
class B men in Colorado. The charge
is that they conspired to boycott all
races where prizes less than a certain
value were offered, the idea being to
include in the combine so many of the
best riders that the boycotted races
would be failures. Other suspensions
will follow.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. ia small
crowd attended the opening days races
of the National Circuit meet of the L.
A. W. under the auspices of the Min
neapolis Limited Cycle club. The fea-
ture of the days events was the win
ming of the class 3 one mile open by e.
G. aid, of Buffalo, in 2:0S 2-5, establish
ing state competition record for the
event. Lee Richardson lowered his
record for one-third Of a mile, man and
machine backward to lis.
One mile novice, Howard Pyle, Min
neapolis, 2:39 So.
Half-mile open class A: Charles
Hofer, St:/Paul, Los.
Three mile handicap, class B: q. 3.
Bird, ST. Paul. 1927 S-5.
O9e mile handicap, class A: Charles
Hofer, 2:15 As.
Five mile handicap, class Charles
Hofer, 13:4S.
One mile handicap class B: Tom
Cooper, Detroit, 2:23 3-5.