New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
BICYCLE RACES AND ATHLETIC CONTESTS
SEEN BY A LARGE ASSEMBLY.
ATM r,Trs FROM COMPANY OF THE STH BAT
TALON AND TIE PASTIME ATHLETIC
~ IN r-r-pXTSJ THE SPORT

ATHLETES FROM COMPANY T. OF THE olh BAL
TALON AND THE pAsrIME ATHLETIC
CLUB FURNISH THE SPORT
While the Joint athletic games and bicycle races
OF Company +. Sth Battalion, and the Pastime
Athletic Club held the Armory. at Ninety-ourth-
ST. and Park-ave., last night. were successful from
both social and athletic points. the management
was extremely diIatory The games started forty
minutes late. and the long waits caused the night
sport to drag along to nearly midnight
The bicycle races aroused the ,reatest enthusiasm
and the splendid work of f. f. Goodman. of the
Riverside Wheelmen, received merited applause
Some miscreant threw stone through window
while the third heat of the onemie bicycle handi-
cap was being run. A shower of glass fell on the
track and a tire was punctured. The riders were
stopped the floor was swepf and the heat was
over
In the one-mile walk :. Liebgold, the champion,
who finished second, disqualified for fouIihg
H. Ward f. Durr in the same race was pro-
tested the claim being made that ne competed ior
a $5O-purse at Philadelphia.
The officials in charge OF the games were as
follows:
Refsree-Bartow weeks X.yy4 A. 6 s. parthoo.
A. G.. and Captain c. p. Staubach' Company
4, Eighth Battalion ,ho, 9Th
Regiment Aasocsto ,o and G j. Dieges p G
Clerk OF the COURSE j. Dixon Natonal i 4; a.
National 1' 4. c. ". r. sherdon. St. Thomas Union,
and Hugh f. McDeVit, Xavier A. {.
Starter-A A. Jordan, y. \. A. {.
Referee of cyclingR. 6. Belts.
Announcer-A. S. Murberg. +. A. G; ,,
Floor director-Captain Charles +. Staubach.
The summaries follow:
sxtyyara Gandcap-Flrs hea, won Won by pi $ a.
A. { ~ feeU second Tme-o - sec Second % r neat
&S% Regiment Ky cG'' A. 4 q feeo mec -
Third heat by j. f. RIM Pas,me A. RIM g. f0s1'
Fourth by NJ p HaIPn n y A. g. e &,m 6Sen
Sec A. r H9S'f heat , ~5n By 1 s'
leeQ. Ward y w. A. G. % iseHi second; Is
tss9; s r. Ha.eivSoq s. 4 a. 1sso sfGons
@ feep W. Cohen cry az R tGT Tf'? s '. A go
i Es9h neat Wem Sg rookn o frc second
sec Ninth beat wSn BY o. < CSn'h no fecD, second
Ttme~G 49, Sec Tenh heat won by ". Monett. Y. n,
A. 10 fseo A. L re,r I Eev Essms saa, won by
NJ F. Lynch, b. Il. \. e 90 feeu; O. bil!o, C. c: n y:
20 'f nse s'q@ % t s5: NeTsur 9s' ~S%
g da fee and Murphy A. F. C. blt f S9o as S hfJt
Mccormick Y. N. g. a. % feep; G.. Garry G: g. al
Rocker city fee4; 6 conH St Bar.nG9mew r, C.
tian Association 20 feeO third Tme-G 40 sec.
ore-rne bicycle race Candicap)Frst heat won by c.
H. Liebeod riverside Wheelmen go yards,' " A. Bar
deck Kings county Wheenen 90 yards,. third Time
Wheemcn 1scratchJ j. G. BART Riverside Wheemen go
yards seGond e. Rmas hr hsat Wdn bg -
ienshav Greenwich wheelmen 90 Yards A. z G IsSSz
Riverside Wheelmen go YARDS, third. Time-2io 30
Final hcat-Won by f. +. Goodman Riverside Wheel
men scratch; c. H. I.ebgold Riverside Wheelmen go
vards) second. W. \. Barbeau Riverside Nheelmen
Sseratch) third. Time-2:a7 80
one-mfe walk handicapl-Won by l.. Liebgod. n J.
A. C. % seconds; II. Ward O. A: G. t33 seconds
second; g. I.ehgold Nelson \. G. 80 seconds, third
Tine-1:lG 80.
n oram G sSSSS e. es@en =
battalion second: C. Sanford jr. Company *. 23i ReSl
ment. third Time-2;4O.
Eight hundred eighty-yard scrntch)-Won by
Frank s. Walsh Spauldlng L. T.. 4. r. Tomlson; 81.
Marks A. T.. second; j. Z. Lynch. Pastime A. c. third
Time-2:lf 10.
-Four hundred forty ard run handcap)-Won by j.
NcIntire St Bartholomew A. e. as YARDS; II. Dannl-
ser New-Jersey A. q. 40 YARDS, second j. ~ Roll st
Bartholomew \. G. az YARDS. third. Time 40