The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-16


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New York. June 15.-The opening of the
new bicycle club of the New York State
division. L.. A. w, at Manhattan Beach,
was signalized by some very fine racing.
The most important races were the
events in class B. These were a mile,
scratch, paced; mile handicap, and ten
mile, scratch paced.
One mile novice, class Avon by q.
Reitz, New York. Tfme-2:26 3-5.
One mile, scratch, class A, New York
state championship-Won by NJ. 2. Fos-
ser, Brooklyn. Time-2:H As. No race;
time limited to 2:SO.
One mile scratch. paced, class B;mWon
Brooklyn. second; Otto Zeigler, San Jose,
Cal, third. Time-2:W rs. State record.
The last half mile was done in 1:01:
Roome, New Jersey. Time-l3:55 As.
One mile handicap. class Avon by E..
H. Hodgeson; Lindhurst, 10 yards, sec
ond. Time-2:09 As.
One mile handicap, class B.-Won by
W. c: Baker, Columbus, 20 yards; r. Nc
Donald, New York, Is yards. second; f.
II. Allen, Springfield, As yards, third.
Three miles, scratch. class A.=New
York state championship-Won by L. q.
Hoppe, Brooklyn. Tlme-7:37 10.
quad-Won by y'@ Il. H MADDOX; SIMS. Of
Washington, second; S, Baker, Column
bus, third. Tfme-21:S9 3-5; This beats
beats the competition record by 1852 2-5.
Those on the quad were Coburn, OCon-
nor, Terrell and Brandt.
races today A. F. IIlsley won the ten
mile amateur tricycle. championship.
Times-25:4S 20; lowering the record by
AZ 20 seconds.
Mansfield, Mass, June 15.-John Hud-
son of Westfield, a colored lad of Is
years, won the second annual Halliday
road race, Is miles, and a $500 horse and
buggy here today, from the four-minute
mark, in 47:7 seconds. The time prize
was won by B. w. Price, Of Manden,
scratch; in 45:12. and the twenty-fourth
place; The aggregate value Of the prizes
was $1,100, and nearly 100 of the best rid
ers of New England started.
meet of the Mount Holly Athletic asso-
citation, a match was made for a race
between zimmerman and johnson for
5000 a side on a track to be selected by
Zimmerman, anywhere outside of Asbury
Park. Friends of Johnson have posted
5000 with the Philadelphia Inquirer n
the men will meet at the office next Wed
nesday TO arrange the hnal details. Zim-
norman will meanwhile cover the amount
put up. The race is to be the best two in
three.
Cures indigestion and makes blood.
The ST. Louis A B c. Bohemian Bot
tied Beer, brewed by the American
Brewing company. Shields Bros. sole
dealers.
The second annual bicycle road race of
the Y. M C. A. is to be run over the
- 4h@ Taxra1n
path showing it's relative position to the
county road are being prepared and will
be ready for inspection Monday.
In order to secure the much talked of
J~ensen-Felton contest al elegant $500 dia-
mond has been subscribed by friends to
be awarded as a time prize. Already
about thirty entries have been made and
at least one hundred and nifty. George
Weller has decided to enter this race anc
will push both Jensen and Fenton for
the time prize.
event in local cycling, and as Fenton's
friends are ready to put up money on the
Ogden boy there may be some money
changing hands
Wheel Notes.
The grand stand at the new track
has been painted and presents a neat
appearance.
Tod Game had a bad fall Saturday
afternoon which will stiffen him up
for a day or tive.
CAPTAIN Ned Hewett has entered for
the business mems handicap and Is
in active training for that event. Ned
went an unpaced mile the other after
noon in 2:37.
r. H. McKaig, deputy county re-
corder, is being handled by Mr.. Quail
the 18th. Mac" intends TO make them
ride fast to win from him.
J. A. McMahan is now handling the
acknowledgements team and. as he
has had considerable experience as a
trainer, the team is showing up we'll
under his care. Rippeto and Clinton
are practicing tandem riding and will
pace class 3 events.
Collinson is in good condition and
will keep the class A men hustlng to
beat him.
George Weller is training carefully
and will make a pace that will be
hard to get away from on the 18th.
George is slow to come into form but
when he does get there ne is a terror
and a hard man to beat.
Fred May and Joe Beck are in fine
mettle and can be relied upon to give
good accounts of themselves.
Charley Evans is in much better
trim than he was for the last races.
Morley Hassard will be a hard man
to beat in class 3 events.
Holger Jensen is riding like a whirl-
wind and viii keep he class A men
guessing.
T. S. Jensen will be seen in the
races on the 18th of this month and
will make some of the class B cracks
ride to get away from him.
Don Powers has severed his connec-
ton with the Western folks and Joined
the NJ. r. Evans quarters.
Lester Freed and Lew Simmons are