New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

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that he had received internal injuries The young
man taken away in an ambulance. and ne Will
no. be able 10 race again for some time.
The Riverside Wheelnien scheduled to hold
three other meets at the neld but the officials OF
the club should insist upon the track being made
safe before another Is held upon IT. The back
stretch Is bad the homestrech Is little better while
there IA practically banking at all on the turn
near One-hundred- and fifty ffth-st and Eighth
ave. 1t said that the Liberty Wheelmen one
Of the strongest racing teams in Brooklyn. refused
to take part in the races because OF the condition
Of the track
The races, however. were well contested and ex-
citing throughout. and the 5000 1900 people
congregated In the field upon Coogan's bluff and
upon the vsduct. enjoyed afternoon OF pleasure.
Cycle racing has become remarkably popular with
women. and the attendance Of pretty maids and
handsome matrons was unusually large.
Chief Consul Isaac p. Potter made competent
and efficient referee. He put time limit when the
riders showed disposition TO loaf" and he de-
clared off the novice race on account OF the ex-
trer,ely slow time made 313 as. The riders pro-
tested against his rulings. but Mr. Potter was 1rm.
contendng that the public did not pay to see such
racing. and TO wink at such performances would
have bad effect. When the men came out later
10 run of the heat. Mr.. Potter ordered them back
10 the competitors quarters. No important records
broken. although Titus broke the track record
for half mile in the last half-mile OF the ten
mile race for Class B men.
TITUS AND HODGsON WIN THE HONORs.
F. j. Titus and E. Hodgson, OF the Riverside
Wheeimen the honors OF the day. Hodgson
won the one-mile open. we'll as tho one-mile
handicap for Class A men In good style, and many
regretted that II. P. Mosher. the winner Of the
one-me State championship. did not meet him.
Hodgscn OF racing family. his father
having some fine cycling contests years ago
Titus captured the ten-mile invitation race In
excellent style doing the distance In 70 minutes and
- IS seconds. In the face OF rather poor pace
making The in the last quarter came down
10 a sprint between Titus and Henry Maddox. the
rider who broke the record for the distance az
the State meet. Maddox turned into the stretch
IN the lead but he was firing badly while Titus
was coming on like steam engine. fairly devouring
space A quarter furlong from the tape Maddox
swerved out. giving Titus the rail- and the River
side man BY about four lengths Maddox
lasted long enough capture second place by three
lengths from econ" Baker. The time was good,
considering the condition OF the course.
Titus made an effort TO break the track record or
el2 made by himself but It n hopeless task. as
was predicted before he started. lie was paced by
A. H. Barnett. t. L. Blauvelt and l. a. Silvie yet
the best he could do 2lS. The frst quarter was
made In 80 25 seconds the second quarter In ~ 30
the third quarter in Is SS. and the last quarter In
g n Eniz captured the ,hree-mlle handicap in
handy style The one-quarier mile tional car
rior race evoked of laughter The carrier Is
sort Of tricycle. WIN YIN so saIp In o benpn
the soft going, they looked mo-, unlike gigantic mud
that rate Of speed could not be kept up for any great
The officials follows:
Refcree-Isaac- B. Potter. Chief Consul New,York
State Division; l., A. " Jnases-SGeoTge 4 Ned
Riverside Wheelmen NJ l., Bridgeman. Long Island
Mheemen. Timers B. bowma ail Riyerside
F p Pria!. Manhattan bicycle C.ub: j Z sullivan.
AnleS G%S 81 oa STanse
cyelers; f. G rortsr Riverside Wheelmtn; p n
SSss LRey %heS%H eln 81 Of
COureeR w. Harrington; Riverside Whee;men; }:
A. Ai Renm R RI A de- wheemen rmprs
Hslsht Harlem Whee%eH x s. MSen To.Svle
omcisl HandcaPperA g. EsehsldsT' League Of
4S a2aas BOAT Mn cub racH S
sSs atssSS; Race h Meet commtteeJ Fitch
chairman; w stewart. secretary. " Walton. treas
urer: j. /. Miller c. II. Weeks: y, A; Powers. H.
E. Voorhis, f. X. Macpherson. 7. Ward
THE SUMMARIES.
Following are the summaries:
SUMMARIZES
One hea, won BY RI RsSs"16n1
'S whes%a nv. s,ss W T%.
men n. sseG To.d nes KY second
Long Triumph whssmsn hird Tme wSseimen h'sa
PSs,sn' unattached. second: A Gamques UNATTACHED
a r2uI KEN Ai nv. xsS " ssc
ond; Il Mischief unattached. third. Time-2''"'
Final heat
H. Drrrnr,ond Yorkvfle Whsernen.
a. Oldenstadt. Greenwich Wheenen ''.''''''''''. =
y Phelan unattached
Time 3:ia4a
H Fosilck Hackensscx Wheemen: j. y lhsa' .cnn
wheenen w Doctor Rvcrsl lie Wh"elnlen; u y. ~ IN
Sn. Riverside Wh~~Inen The time iiiil "aS -''' "-
@eferee Potter declared II raee =.
One mile thandcap: Glass A. First heat Won ~ me-
xx's Riverside Whe~ln~n rs ysrds) j. A's'
Sas.whe eImen 90 yards second ,n,,a " Time" 2s
sSseont heat bv J. r. Bean ,Kyrrsiae "a vards,
!" YARDS: Nat Roe. Pachcgue Wheeimeh ,,o1 ya,Ss,
,scond; A e. Green. Greenwich Wheelmen i"y
SSssury Park wheemen a. yards,: IS 4 t bfg~n
SSssrside whs.m.n 80 YARDS. second; i, a. 55sT
eaeketts'own. y. J. 90 yards). third Time
srvafth heat by A. j. Reilly. Rirer"de e ,.,d.,
Seond G. x. Granger Riverside wheemen 90 y 1
cGaIa Tms-22 - Fifih heat won by ". ". DD,r.r
senwch Wheelmen 20 yariS: Elmer liodes"n' d..
"a wWhhe.,naen ,scrach second; ~ ' o.n n
Final
~ Henshaw. Greenwich whecnien 90, yario.'''.
~ ""en. Greenwich Wheemcn go ynrds, ..'-''-'..'
Tirne-c:c1 81,
Auison Riverside Wheeiren o5 Yards; IT, sr~
tn '"soe Wheenen $50 yardsp: 4. w Conkn - 10 ..s
I'M n :! $50 yaris) j. =. BELL. Riverside " nee
w 2arnns Nat Roe. Psichognr Wh"elncm s s.' y r.
Eivsrahn Riverside Wheelin-n (l5 yards. Z ~ .r.,ss
Ntsne Wheelm~n as yards: 9. X Granger tvrssi
roen men 10 YARDS j. Harrison. Asbury PARK ""ee'
~" no YARDS. also ran.
kcons ~heeimen W. 4. Brown Riverside " nse IT,.
-2xi r. r. Goodman. riverside Whr<fren. thina III
SeeH9d heat won by c. X. Granger. H'e'''Ns