The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-05-31
B1cYo1rNG YESTERDAY.


Record For FtVe-Mtle Road Race Broken n
Ansonia-Races in milford.
Ansonia, May 30.-The fifth annua,
five mile road race of the Ansonia
Wheel club was run over the Wakelee
avenue course this morning, The win
ners are as follows: First, Ansel
Brooks of Derby, 1928 As; second, G.
W. Butler of Ansonia, 1859 Us; third
John O'Donnell of Ansonia, 15101a
fourth, George O'Bren of Seymour,
1874 Us; fifth, j. f. Moody of Ansonia,
1913 2-5; sixth, David Murray of An
sonia, 1851 seventh, C.Chadeayene
Of Derby, no time taken. The time
prize was won by Thomas Fitzpatrick
of the Ansonia wheel club in 1888 from
scratch This lowers the record twenty
five seconds.
WINNERS IN THE MILFORD BrCY-
GLE RACES.
Milford, May 3O.-The bicycle races of
the Milford Wheel club at the Broad
street park this morning were witness
ed by a large crowd of people. The first
race was for one mile. There were six
entries, but only three starters, f. M.
Brown won, time, 9:4O A. B. Gardiner
open race there were also three starters.
George Rholes won, time 6:S5. George
Woods was not far behind.
In the boys race there were four
starters. Louis Heady won, time 1885,
Alfred Gardner crossed the line second.
The two mile novice race, with five
starters, was won by Harold Pond,
time, Gal. Edward Brown second.
The event of the morning was the last
race, a five mile handicap, In which
there We're six entries and four starters.
George Rhodes won this race, time II 06.
Frank Brown second. Both the win
ming men were scratch starters. The
first prize In this race was a gold medal,
which must be won three times by one
person to become his property.
BICYCLE RACES AT sToNINGToN.
Stonington, May SO.-NIemorial day
were practically in the
hands of the Stonington Wheel club,
under whose auspices bicycle races
were held. There were four races
which resulted as follows: Half mile,
won by John Stafford of Old Mystic,
time lao Mile, won by J. e. Piper of
Westerly, r. T., time 1888. Three mile,
won by G. w. Heath of Stonington,
time sos Five mile, open to all, won
by J. E. Piper of Westerly, R. l., time,
l5:50al.
DWORAK WINS AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, May 3d.. M Wworak,
i've minute handicap man, won the AS
Cycling clubs race to-day.
Fine of winner, So 3-5 minutes. Dis
.ance 1917 miles.
,5-MILES ROAD RACE-RECORD
BROKEN.
Newark, N. j., May 9O-The Irving
25-mile bicycle road race
vas won by Frederick w. RIGHT of the
Brooklyn Bicycle club, with handicap
allowance Of seven minutes. Time, |
hour, minutes and seconds, This f!
Yeats the record made by w. III. Bar
lett of the Crescent club last year, |
whose time was hour, II minutes and |
8 seconds.
AT DANBURY-N NEW
HAVEN WINS.
Danbury, May 30.-There was a large
tendance at the races under the aus
ices of the Affair Wheel club at the
air grounds this afternoon. The track
yas in good condition. The winners
,ere: One mile novice, III. Redervats OF
)anbury; time, 2:39. One mile handi-
ap, e. Hill of Yale; 2:201a One mile,
AS class, J. S. Williams of New York;
me, 2:34 is. One mile club handicap,
terling Stanton of Danbury Wheel
ub; time, 2:40 1-5 One mile handicap,
P. Frazier of New York; lot
In the one-half mile race for boys
lere was dispute among the riders
YER theentries of Charles e. Baer and
7. r. Monroe, both of New Haven, as
was claimed that these two riders
ere over sixteen years of age. The
heelmen were allowed to ride, but all
le other riders who had entered with
,ew, and Baer and Monroe We're the
lily starters The matter of their age
to be investigated by the wheel club
and the prizes will be held
ltil the matter is finally settled.