The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

dates in October. In all probability one
or two of them will be run at either Lo-
gan or Ogden
Hyde and most of the class A boys are
still in the canyon fishing.
Weller and Thatcher. the class B team
for the Rambler people, have returned
from their canyon outing and have COM
menced to train.
The quarter and one other event Of the
big meet on Labor day. Only class y
men are eligible for these events.
The Jensen boys start on their rusticat-
ing tours in few days. T. > goes to
Yellowstone Park, while HOiger goes to
the canyons fishing
Ogden VIII nave big road race on the
18th of August. In the afternoon they
will hold their big event and IL promises
to be Il red letter day for quite a number
of Salt Lake riders wiH participate in
both events.
c. \. Butler, the secretary AMI treas
urer for the l.. \. w. has received the
money for the championships and ar
board to hold the same.
1t is rumored that the railroad company
has refused to Issue any trans, ort;Ition
to the riders during their training. tbs
Will work a handicap IN the class y men,
as they will have TO pay all their own
training expenses and the fare fo- trainer
and rider will be considerable amount
during the month and may result in class
y men being driven from the field alto
getrer.
TOLEDO, Aug. 3.-The weather to-
day was excellent for the national cir
cult meet, with the exception of a
hard wind that was blowing across
the track, making the time slow and
the riding difficult. No records were
broken ard not a spill occurred during
the meet In the two mile handicap
class B, Sims retired at the end of the
first mile, with his knee badly hurt by
striking against the handlebar. 1t
will compel him to lay up for a few
was disqualified for the meet for a
deliberate foul at the head of the
stretch. Almost every race was pro-
tested for foul riding. Summaries:
First race, half mile open, class b,
finale. NJ. Murphy won, e. Kiser
second, Otto Zeilgler third, Arthur
Gardiner fourth. Time-1:O6 3-5.
Second race, half mile open, class A,
first heat-W. J. Klinger won, Ed Nc
Keen second, Barry Oldfeld third.
Time-1:13 1-5.
Second heat-Mike Hochstetter won,
William G.. Clark second, F. Kruger
third. Time-1:14 1-5. Six starters.
Final-W. ]. Klinger won. Barry
Oldfield second, F. Kruger third. Time
LIZ 1-5.
Third race, one mile handicap, class
B-Thomas Cooper, so yards. won;
Frank Rigby. 20 yards. second; F. j.
Titus, 30 yards, third; w J. Smith. 40
yards, fourth. Time-2:2S %. Eight
starters.
Fourth race, two mile handicap, class
B-Tom Cooper, $50 yards, won; L. G..
Johnson, 80 yards, second; F. j. Titus.
80 yards. third; H. Van Herrick 40
yards, fourth Time-4:H 10. Eight
starters. Kiser won this race and was
disqualified for fouling.
Fifth race, one mile open, class A
First heat-Barny Oldfeld won, Ed
McKeon second. r. Lindmuller third.
Time-2:51 So. Six starters.
Second heat-A. ]. Lonsway won,
Mile Hochstetter second, Charles Tas-
key third. Time-2:41 1-5. Nine start
erS.
Final-Ed McKeon won, Barny Old
field second, Lindmuller third. Time
LOO L mere was d IIIllL OI 10 On I0lS
race and it was run over with the fol-
lowing result: Oldfield won, McKeon
second, Lindmuller third. Time
2:17 Is.
Sixth race, one-fourth mile open,
class BE. c. Bald Won, ]. P Bliss
second, l.. d. Cabanne third, Frank
Bigby fourth. Time-:32 40. Seven
starters.
Seventh race, two miles handicap,
oil A
j. Tonsway. 100 yards, second; Nor
man Church, 100 yards, third; Charles
Taskey, so yards, fourth. Time
4:50 1-5. Twelve starters.
Eighth. one mile open. class B,
paced-E. G. Bald, won; F. ]. Titus,
second; Otto Zeigler, third; J. p Bliss,
fourth. Time-2:17. Six starters.
MANHATTAN BEACH. Aug. Am
interesting programme of bicycle races
under the auspices of the Riverside
club, was run at the Manhattan Beach
track today. The principal race Of
the day was the five-mile scratch
paced, for professionals. Baker, of
Columbus, was running third all the
way through, but in the finish, al
though he made a splendid squirt,
Porter, of Waltham, beat him out with
StarDuck close third. Sanger fin
ished fourth by two lengths
In the one mile scratch professional
invitation race. Starbuck led at the
quarter and also at the half while
Porter was in the dead at the three
quarters, although Tyler beat him out
at the finish. Instead of using PAGERS,
prizes were offered for the men reach
ing the quarter, half and three
quarter marks first. Summaries:
Quarter mile. scratch. professional
H. c. Tyler, Springfield, Mass, Won;
A. W. Porter, WaItham, Mass, sec
ond; Con Baker, Columbus, third.
Time-:31 %
Mile handicap, professionally. P.
Kuhlke, Brooklyn. 125 yards. won;
Watson Coleman. Springfield. so yards,
second; ]. w. Baldwin, Newark, 20
yards, third. Time-2:19 %.
Mile handicap, class A, final. d.
Gregory, 140 yards, won. Time
2:14 As
Mile scratch, professional Gnvita-
tion)-H. C. Lester, Springfield, Mass,
won; A. w. Porter, Waltham, Mass,
second; W. c. Sanger, Milwaukee,
third Time-2:25 2-5.
Five mile scratch, professional,
paced-A. w. Porter, Waltham, won;
Con Baker Columbus second: J. s