St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-13

ing the leagues membership, and
think they can double it within twelve
months. They also have indorsed
professionalism under the, jurisdiction
of the L. A. W., and will encourage
professional racing. This agreement
goes into effect Immediately. In my
opinion Glass B will be abolished and
professionalism will take it's place.
There will be but two classes, anna
teurs in Glass A, as at present, and
professionals"
The summaries of todays events fol-
low:
b WINNERS IN THE MORNING.
Half.mile novice, class A-First heat:
3. w. Swanbrough, Denver, won; II.
l.. Ruth, Riverside, second; Ben Turn
en-, Century, third; time, 10 3-15. Sec
ond heat: Alvin B. Wise, Harlem, won;
w. E: Eckhart, Keyport, second; John
OHa!loran, N. j. A. c., third; time,
lib 2-5.
,Two-thirds of a mile. open (speciaD,
class B-First heat: E. C. Bald, Buffa-
10, first; Angus Mcleod, second time,
I:42 3-5. Second heat: A. w. Porter,
Waltham, Mass, won; Harley David
Third heat: Charles Murphy, Brook
lyn, won; A. D. Kennedy, Chicago,
second; time, 1:44 As. Fourth heat:
Arthur Gardiner, Chicago, won; e. c.
Johnson, Cleveland, second; time,
Toledo. Won; F. H. Allen. Syracuse,
second; time, ]: :49 3-5. Sixth heat:
Frank J. Jenny, Utica, won; Charles
H. Callahan, Buffalo, second: time,
2:02 2-5
One mile handicap, class A, in heats,
the first two in each heat to qualify
for the finals-First heat: H. G. Win
ters, Tonawanda GO YARDS, won; J. NJ.
Baldwin, Paterson (60 yards), second;
time 2:19 Is. Second heat: K. B.
Schmidt, Utica $50 YARDS, won; Nat
time 2:13 IS. Third heat: Charles
Spencer, Baltimore $50 yards), won; J.
Harrison, Asbury Park GO yards), sec
ond; time, 2:13 1-5. Fourth heat: F. c.
Hoyt, Bridgeport $50 yards), won; H.
K Roe, Patchogue 600 YARDS, sec
Hague, Bloomfield Goo YARDS, won:
Louis Hunter, N. J. A. c. $50 YARDS,
second; time, PA. Sixth heat: c. L.
Leatherbury, Baltimore GO yards),
won; Oscar Hedstrom, Brooklyn Gao
heat: T. A: Fall GO YARDS, won; H.
Fl: Mccall, Denver, second, time, 2:20.
Half mile national championship,
classes A and b, first man in each heat
to qualify for finals-First heat, Won
by Arthur Gardiner, Chicago; time,
ply, Brooklyn; time, 1:S3 Is. Third
time, 1:29 2-5. Fourth heat by e. G.
Bald, Buffalo; time, 1:37 Is. Fifth heat,
by r. H. Steenson, Utica; time, 1:35.
ton; time, IN As. Seventh heat, by
c. r. Coulter, Toledo; time, 1:31 As.
Eighth heat, by Ray Mcdonald, New
York; time, 1:2O As. Ninth heat. by
Otto Zeigler, San Jose, Cal; time,
LIS 3-5. In the last heat Frank d.
White of the Liberty Wheelmen, while
coming quickly on the home stretch'I
mi=sed his pedals and fell heavily. He1
was carried on a stretcher to the hos
pital tent.
Two mile handicap, class B, special,
as finals-First heat: G. A. Church,
Chester, Pa. GAO YARDS, won; A. II.
Barnett, Plainfield (24O YARDS, second:
G. Saunders, Boston GOO YARDS, third;
r. c. Earl. New York Q20 YARDS,
fourth: Harley Davidson, st. Paul d2o
Angus Mcleod, Brandford 600 YARDS,
won; f. T. Leonard, Buffalo Q50 yards).
second; T. A Silvie, Port Richmond
040 yards), third; Monte Scott. Plain
field QSO YARDS: fourth: Fred H. Rum
4:31 3-5. Third heat: c. r. Coulter,
Toledo GO yards), won, A. D. Kennedy,
Chicago 015 yards). second; w. J. Hell
ifert, Utica GO yards), third; F. H. AL
len, Springfield 600 yards), fourth: L.
G. Johnson, Cleveland ESQ YARDS, fifth;
time, 4:43.
AFTERNOON CONTESTS.
The first race of the afternoon was
"A. E. w. Swanbrouth, Denver, won;
Alvin B. Wise, Harlem, second; w. E.
Eckhart, Keyport, third. Time,
1:16 2-5.
semi-final-E. G: Bald Won; Charles
Porter @tey waItham. S third seine ZINE, al a w.
Two-mile handicap, class A, final
w. A. Brown. New York ESQ yardsl,
won; Louis 5 Hunter n: J: A G: $50
son ESQ YARDS, third; Charles Spencer,
Baltimore $50 YARDS, fourth Time,
2:21 %. There were fourteen starters.
Half-mile, national championship,
heat: Charles Murphy, Brooklyn,
won; e. c. Bald. Buffalo, second; Ar
thur Gardner, Chicago, third. Time,
1:21 %: Second heat: Ray Mcdonald,
New York, won; Otto Zeigler, San
Jose, Cal, second. Time, 81 1-5.
Berlo quad team, Messrs. Callahan,
Butler, Mcleod and Haggerty Time,
1:50A. The Syracuse team. Seavey,
Citizens, Mayer and Coburn. Time, :55.
falI-H1lle, ndtlOndl championship,
final-E. c.. Bald, Buffalo, won: Ray
Mcdonald, New York, second; Charles
Murphy, Brooklyn, third; Otto Zeigler,
San Jose, Cal, fourth. Time, 1:21 1-5
This was a splendid race, although
slow running time. The four men took
1t easy for half the distance, and then
Mcdonald spurted and the others went
after him. At the finish the four were
not twelve inches apart. Bald won
by about an inch.
Two-mile handicap, class B (speciaD,
f1nal-Fifteen men qualified, and they
all started. Charles A. Church, Ches-
ter. Pa. GAO yards, first; Harley Da-
wilson, st. Paul Q20 yards), second :;
Monte Scott, Plainfield QS0 YARDS
third; F. H. Allen, Springfield 600
YARDS, fourth. Time, 4:25 2-5.
One mile, open, with pacemakers,
class "A, trial heats, first man in each
to qualify for final-First heat: Bert
Ripley, Newark, and G. H. Hensel ran
a dead heat. Time, Psi 1-5. Second
heat: H. Winters, Tonawanda, won !;
G. IL. Bunderhill, New York, second
Q. II. Munroe, Cohoes, second. Time,
3:lO 3-5. Third heat: c. W. Leather
bury, Baltimore, won; G. B. Bunder-
hill, New York, second Time, 800 2-5.
Fourth heat: F. B. Stowe, Spring
field, won; W. A. Barbeau, New York.
second. Time, 3:12 Fifth heat: Tom
Butler, Boston, won; Charles NJ. Ertz,
New York, second. Time, 1902 2-5
Sixth heat: Harrie Caldwell, Man
chester, won; c. Hoefer, st. Paul, sec