The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-05
TURN OF TIE WHEEL.
Henry Horuuug Wins n Catholic
Clubs Road Race.

The ten mile road race Of the Catho-
lie Club Cyclers was decided yesterday
morning at Springfield. The rain held
off until the finish, but arrived in time
to prevent fast time being made. TWEEN
tv-eight men faced the starting line.
Henry Hornung. who a the limit
handicap of four minutes and thirty
seconds. romped home n easy winner.
He covered the ten miles in Sc minutes,
fiat actual time. James Forbes, with a
handicap of three minutes and 30 sec
ends. came in second. Joe Stone and
Edward Hart, both scratch men, fin
ished in a dead heat for third place
John Mccarthy. with a handicap of one
minute. finished fourth, and Frank Rior-
dan. with the limit of four minutes and
thirty seconds. finished fifth.
The second days racing of the Tourist
Cycling Club at Paterson was postponed
Yesterday on account of the rain. The
races will be run this afternoon If the
weather proves favorable.
Chairman Gideon, of the Racing Board
of the League of American WheelmeT,
makes the following announcement this
week. -
The attention of racing men is called to
the following rule regarding entries to
handicap and class races:
All entries must be accompanied by a
statement of the two best performances
of the rider, and all entries not SO ac-
companied shall be thrown out by the
Handicapped.
Handicappers are instructed to enforce
this rule.
Suspension placed upon Vim. Runyan,
Dayton, Ohio. has been removed.
Suspension placed upon w. f. Simms
is hereby removed; charges disproved.
For competing at unsanctioned races,
Ralph Hukill, C~entreville, Ia, is sus-
pended for thirty days from June %.
Grin Smith, Gainesville, Mo-, John
Tine, Columbia, Mo-, J. Clear. Webb
City, Mo-; w. E.. Blazier and Harry
Alexander, Carthage, Mo-; Charles Bart
lett and c. F. Troutman. Joplin, Mo-;
Ed Smoot, Webb City, Mo-, are suspended
from all track racing for one year from
May 30; competing after warning at un-
sanctioned races; also Lillibridge. Car
t~ersville. Mo.
For competing in unsanctioned races
after Warming NJ. j; Walsh, Milford,
ton. a. {. Stewart, ": Bachelor. r. A.
pended for one year from June o.
II. Kuykendall. C.. Kuykendall, c. w.
Griffin, Eugene, Ore. have been sus-
pended fer thirty Gays from June g.
A. P. Laing, Frank Wing, Charles
and p. K. Manning. Philadelphia, Pa,
are transferred to Class 3, under Clause
NJ Nfc hias E Z sra ansas. 70 Class Class 3, sa Under
Clause F. Class A rules.
George Solomon, Waco. Texas. is sus-
pended from amateur racing pending in
4 3. Wesnig, Buffalo, N. Y, is hereby
declared a professional; violation Clause
Dan ?. Hemphin. NichoEasville. KY, is
suspended for thirty days for entering
| race to Which ne was not entitled.
T.ewis Frey. Florence Station, ILL.,; J.
q Perry. Chatfeld, Mimi. and d. A.
Kreamer. Des Moines. Ia. are hereby
declared PROFESSIONALS; violation clause
(a) amateur rules.
Il. G. Tyler. Boston, Mass; is trans
ferred to the professional class at his
own request
w. c. Sanger. Milwaukee,, Wis, refuses
to reply to charges. and is therefore de-
cIared q professional.
Fred st. Onge, Allsron, Mass, Is here
by declared a professional; violation
clause CHI.
For making false entry in novice race,
Edgar "A, jones'. Dayton, o.. is suspend
81 for sixty days from June 5.
For COMMITTING in unauthorized races;
and s. J. Shivers, montgomery. Ala.