New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
RACING At MANHATTAN FIELD
A FIELD NOT SWEPT BY OCEAN BREEzEs

A FIELD NOT SWEPT BY OCEAN BREEzEs.
GOODMAN WON THE HoNoRs OF THE DAY-A
SORT OF BICYCLE TuRTIE-RAcEs FOR
FUN AND MEDALS.
sc,rca,v breath OF fresh air found It's way into
the little Harlem hollow at the foot or Coosan
buff YESTERDAY. About four thousand people went
! to Manhattan Field TO witness the second race meet
or the season held by the Riverside Wheeimen' Inc
heat was oppressive and the spectators fairly Wit
"a h,,. Tho hotter the suns shafts came down the
hotter the racing men seemed 10 like 1t. and the
| scorchers spun around the track apparently I'M
conscious of the atmospheric dscomfor's'
All Of which Illustrate that man or youth can
| sit IN idleness and swe.ter, while others VINO can
indulge in healthfu. exercise seldom mind the
weather The attendance of women was unusually
largo and a bevy OF pretty girls. about twenty IN
number not In boomers. took prominent place III
! the grandstand, and the rosy-cheeked misses hau
right royal time. They evidently kne" some Oh inc
| riders and when the latter started on that space
devourng sprint In the last quarter the girls were
their feet screaming words OF encouragement "
their favorite contestant
| a little additional banking had been done since
the last meet and there fewer falls than usual
| STILL the time made was anything but fas'' as Il
| reference TO the several contests VIII show
Ertz was foued In the two-mile handicap ana 'he
Judges allowed him start in the final, the plucky
tireess rider finishing second to his clubmate Good
man. Goodman also captured the hve-mie race'
| Smith seemed TO have the hve-mile race wen III
hard He foolishly looked back and laughed at MS
| pursuers. Goodman sprinted. and. Catching emi'h
near the finish. beat him out on the tape amid roars
OF applause Bechendorf was graduated from the
novice class and Barrett won the one-miie hano'cap.
| The half-me international carriers race was not
| taken seriously. although II was serious enough
lob for the riders OF those useful but not beautiful
| 1nnk not
mudturies. II. Wizards Tourist carrier, ridden by
| J. Garvin won. The Bidwe-Tinkham Tourist car
| rler ridden by II. Wolfman. was second. The half
miles made in minute and 20 seconds
| The officials were as follows: Referee-F. F. Prial,
| Manhattan Bicycle Club. JudgcsGeorge A. Need
| ham. X c. w: II. c. Strugnell Riverside Wheel
| men: w. s. Mexican Timers-S. B. Bowman XIV
ersIde Wheclrnen; A. +. Hndick. NJ. A. G. c. Scor-
| ers-E G. Potter. X. W.: George Beckwith Tourist
| Cycle Club: w. Q. Tate. Brooklyn Bicycle cub
Robert Morrison. Harlem Wheemen clerk OF
course-A f. Stilger. Riverside Wheelmen. Cmpires
-Adoph Stahl. Gramercy Wheelmen; J. Fisher'
Century W: Christopher Faudhaver. Greenwich
Wheenen; W. A. Whelpley. Greenwich Wheelmen
Starter-E A. Powers Official hand.capper-A. g.
Bachelor League Of American Whcelmen. Track
Committed. l.. Miller. chairman; NJ f. Barge
buhr L. a. Rogers. Race Meet Committee. +.
Ef r M Ma ssTST' E f %sF / Ward "
Walton. II. f. Voorhis.
SUMMARIES.
One mile novce)-Frst hea-won by L. r. Haskell IN
attached and C. T5omsson P9n,se Won e. v
Seanse co n y Of NswYork G. RobSr,son
time A. c.. second time ?:i9 Third heat-Won by q. =
s.odna ins @ N foaph by IL
Osh Ssw cnS w whec s.s m hawon ~
Bee Beck RIVERSIDE wSt.lmen; il 4 Saunders. River
by n cssSto,S Sna;,asheS 2 j. Smith Ha'"'"-
FINAL HEAT.
O. Rechendorf Riverside Wheemen. ................ ]
G. II Thomlinson Pontiac A. c'...'.........'.'...''
L. E. ''''"''' '''''4'' Tiae.2:ai
uHs a. SEh kSSSsch
Neidiingcr College city Of New-York, and c. p Griffith
Hackensack Whee!mon also started
cn,s1y vss s $50 Es. " Il Oven y % Hss
80 '' rar 'e'GS Sr a. g.
h GsS Gpsshr5 Wsccs TAr ss
s 4aSn Ref2c whcsn ac yaG $ y meEhs
G s:f,y ws. was:%tG SS ES'' S '9S @
EI.S Riy.T'iac <, 'Ic,,ss,
NsyJeI Sc ac 'p Es n 4 II "a "a srd fn n'
GREEN Green Albany 200 ysras, second. g r. raa.rhrl
Riverside wheemen tai yara.'. ,hiIa Tms-?,22 =,
hi5a Tmsaa a,a Seem; End. ,s7 81 a mrs.
Final heat.
J. II. Barrett NJ. W. c. Co ya-dF ........:. .......
g e. J. sm na,Rs' Liberty siH wSecmen Sl a are
W Abel century Century cycle Club voT.,: Is IT. oxen
Greenwich Wheelmen ci5 YARDS. also started
p' vsssn I'd TS beat q By ss. ,:
eide Whs.lm4n p yard, s~cond " crswfor ns,
ached 90 ysra ,hra nai'e g,yer,slg VIZ, s.,
won BY F. F. GOODMAN Riverside wheelmsn 20 yard'):
f nrcwn i RysrS w wnTS 30 "a ND j.
T. Beam Riverside whcceim@n. fourth. Tme-4;52 10.
Final heat.
{ Era Rive rTi' whe ~s % "
q. X Granger Rlversldr wh.e!mcn go Yaris,......
W II Owen G,ssn<icS w1crI'nsn 90 y,rae " Crow
, Tsas ,zv yad', a. g. ern W M ,-o
T. Beam. Riverside Whce'men 90, yards) also started
Five mIlcs ocra,ch, Frs, hset,won by J. ". ,Isdse.
| Time-I2:ss
Second h..,,won by ssy Dawson NeU-Y2rk A. C.
Riverside wheelmen, third. T.me-ie;i
Third hsauwen by F. Gcod w, Ey'"d" Wheel.
A. Barbcan. Riverside Whcelmcn third Tmc-l.. ~ 20
FINN hest.
+ s Goe5npn nyeS,'ae wheelnen
Ray Dawson Newyork a. ca.;:..,................. 3
J. W Judge. Rivesie %', w6eeImen W. A. nars.au
HvrT'ds wSssmsn j. H. msrs Mercury wnss,nsn
Greenwich wheemen; W. \. Borbeau, Riverside Wheel.
men, also started.
| CLEvELAND-PITT ROAD RACE.
WON nY LOUIS GRIMM IN LITTLE OVER NINE
HOURS.
Cleveland. July ?o-Thc clevelani-Ptts burg BIZ
| cycle started from the public square In
Cleveland at 6:33 n. m. Mayor Kcnna. Of Pttsburg.
oficintcd as starter. and NIFTY riders lined up for
| the word. Among them four teams OF four
riders EACH representing Cleveland. Buffalo. Pitts
| burg and Irwin. Penn. The distance IL l3l miles
Youngstown Ohio. July 2-Lous Grimm arrived
here at 1855. Central time. and left In five min
utcs lie IN fine form. He paced in h.
| John Kaney and ont by ThOmas Ward. both