The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-07-13

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with Hayman in the last eighth and
beating him by four inches, Collins
third with the balance away behind
The time 4:56 2-5 is state record.
In the 2 mile handicap Class b there
was slight change, insomuch as Rigby
failed TO catch the field and dropped out
in the first mile. The finish was Rem.
shaw, 30 yards, first. Mills, 100 yards,
second and Park, 100 yards. third, time
sos 2-5
in the 2 mile open Glass b the finish
drifted back to the same old order with
Rigby first. Renshaw second and Park
third in 5:l5 3-5.
The tandem was again brought out in
the mile open Class A and good time
was made. The finish was Hayman
first, Collins second and Pixley third,
time DID 3.
Pixley and Hayman the Class A
favorites came out for tandem half
and made Los 2-5 with flying start.
OF the thirty four entered, but eigh-
teen rolled their wheels out in the mile
handicap Glass A. This was a continual
grind, interrupted every 80 often by a
half mile squirt by the frightful farmer.
The scratch men by changing pace and
good hard work caught the field in the
last two laps. They did not:pass as easily
as they anticipated for Sabin OF Beat
rice from the $50 yard mark. ground out
red hot pace to the finish and was
never headed. Pixley and Hayman from
scratch finishing second and third, time
12:47 25
Pierce and Early on a tandem were
stated to go against Tessier OF Sutton
for a half. At the pistol Tessier fell in
behind and although the ground was
burned up he stayed with them. Swing
ing wide he lost slightly on the last turn,
but with pretty sprint regained the
ground and beat the tandem by inches,
time 1.03 Is.
The Morgan q Wright trophy. gold
brick, for the fastest unpaced mile on
M. & W. tires was also won by Tessier.
He came on with flying start and made
the first quarter in 321s; the half in
Los Is; three quarters in 1:45 Is and
finished strong in 30 2-5, about one
second slower than Coulter g paced. Class
B mile on the same track last year.
A reception and ball was rendered the
wheelmen at the city hall in the evening.
Referee Ebersol OF Omaha awarded the
prizes. Refreshments were served,
everyone got acquainted and all prom
ised to attend the state meet at Lincoln
in 1886.
SUMMARIES.
Mile novice Class Artist heat, A.
L. Angel. first; II. L. Vanderwood,
second; S. b. Early, third; time 2:43
Second heat, S. ID. Bowles, first; H. F.
jacobson. second; c. Landmesser, third;
time 2:44 3 5.
Halfmile open Class Artist heat,
o. W. Mcbride. first; w. A. Pixley.
second; H. Frederickson, third; W. NJ.
Mccall, fourth; time lis 2-5. Second
heat, c. NJ. Carter, first; NJ. Nelson.
second; F. E. Edwood, third; F. Nj. Tes-
sier, fourth; time l:12 %. Third heat.
c. c. Collins. first; H. b. Sabin, second;
o. o. Hayman, third; b. G. Nichol,
fourth; time ILL l-5.
Final one mile novice Class As. ID.
Bowles, first; H. L. Vanderwood, second;
Il. F. Jacobson. third; time 2:s3 Is:
Quarter mile open Class A-W. A.
c. Collins, third; time 30 Is.
Half mile open Class A-C. NJ. Car
ter. first; o. o. Hayman and NJ. Nelson
time lilo Is
Half mile Glass A boys under l6-J.
F. McNeider. first; A. jacobson, second;
time lilo 25.
One mile State championship-O. o.
Hayman, first; G. G. Collins, second; H.
F. jacobson, third; time 2:36 2-5
Half mile open Class B-F. B. Rigby,
first; E. E. Mock tt. second; time l:lS1-5.
Two mile handicap Class All. B.
Sabin, 100 yards, first; W. A. Pixley,
scratch, second; F. L. Edwood. 80 yards,
third; time 4:55.
Five mile open Class B-F. B. Rigby.
first; w. G. Mills. second; H. r. Rem