The record-union., 1895-08-15
,vHEELMEN'S MEET.
Results of the Z. n. w. Circuit Races
ut Minneapolis.

Results of the Z. a. w. Circuit Races
ut Minneapolis.
MINNEAPoLIs (Minn.). Aug. 14-Loaf-
ing was not permitted at the races ut the
l.. \. ". circuit meet to-day and the
mile class a championship was run
three times. Hotter or St. Paul won the
first and McCleary the second heat, but
owing TO protests the race was run third
time, paced by a tandem. MerteDs won,
and McCleary filed a protest. The ten
mile record was broken In the team race
between Minneapolis and st. Paul by
Charles tiOtler, VINO has made some rapid
time all through the meet. Percy Pat
lerson of Bay City. Mich. cut the State
half-lnile record from 1:05 TO 1902 2-5.
summaries:
Mile open, class B, 2:30 time limit
Tom Cooper of Detroit won. T.. {. Bald
of Buffalo second, Il. G. Johnson third.
Time-2:3l 10 In the turnover, Cooper
won in 2:23 20. Bald and Ray Mcdonald
tied TOR second, c. Nj. Murphy fourth.
One mile state championship, class A,
time limit Z:25-Charles Hotter OF st. Paul
won, II. ii. McCleary Of ST. Paul, second,
Charles Pain of Minneapolis third. Time
-2:229 20. In the turnover, McCleary
first, Hotter second, Oestiund third.
Time-2:30 SO. Owing 10 protests, the
race was yum third time. Mertens won,
Hotier second, Oestlund third, McCleary
fourth. Time-2:l1 10.
one mile handicap, class B L. d.
Cabanne of St. Louis (scratch) won, j. +.
Bliss of Chicago go yards second, l.. &.
Johnson OF Cleveland 80 yards third.
Iime-Z:3l 20.
One-mile handicap, boys under 1G-
Harry Hale 90 yards) won. ". J. Schwat
200 yards second. John Thielman 90
yards third. Timo-2:32. The scratch
mon did not finish.
Two-mile handicap. class B-Tom
Cooper OF Detroit 10 yards) won, b. b.
Bird or St. Paul 90 yards second, j. z.
Bliss of Chicago 40 yards third. Time
50} %.
Two-mile handicap, class A-Charles
Palm (l50 yards won, Cluf Rudd 400
yards second, Max Littman GOO yards
third. Iime-4;l1 20. All from Mime
apolis.
Two-mile State championship-Ch
Hotfer won, y. {. Mertens second, X. II.
McCleary third. Iime-5:26 30. All
from St. Paul.
RECORD-BREAKING PERFORMANCES.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE bicycle
tournament held at the Manhattan Beach
track to-day developed sensational
record breaking performances. Z. j.
Titus Of New \ ork, the famous crack of
the Spalding team, lowered the worlds
amateur competition record for ten miles.
DE covered the distance in 20 minutes
81 10 seconds, heating the previous
record OF y minutes 30 40 seconds by
Harry Maddox of Asbury Park by 40 do
seconds, and incidentally lowering all
existing records from three miles up, in
Guiding the hVe-mile record OF iU:20 70
held by himself and j. :. Johnson.
Tyler lowered Barden's worlds pro-
fessioual one-miIe record of l minute
30 20 seconds, covering the distance in
minute ~ 20 seconds. He went on for
the two-mile record. from which he
clipped oil two-tlfths of second. his
time being minutes 56 seconds.
COLLIS p. HUNTINGTON.
Returns to New York From His For
eign Travels.
NEW York. Aug. 4.-C. P. Hunting
ton returned from Europe to-day upon
the steamship Majestic. Mr.. Huntington
has been travelling in England, Belgium,
Holland. Germany aud France. Mr..
Huntington received a reporter at his
home late in the afternoon and chatted
about his trip. Mr.. Huntington is look
ing III exec lIent health. AS 10 his trip he
said:
II was all over Germany, France. Bel
gium and Holland, and spent two weeks
/ in London on my way over aud two on
my way back. L found everything iii
Europe looking well. the crops especi-
! ally. Money is very cheap all over
/ Europe. | had much inquiry made oi
/ me regarding American railway securi-
ties. / told them, a. tell you, that there
J has been much recklessness in the past