The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

field, McManus 4, Gerrish, Patterson 2
Neyers2. Struck out-By Maroney, s;
by Toothaker, g. Time of game i hour,
80 minutes. Umpires-Ross of Portland
and Nash of Rockland
South Portlands Win.
Camden, July 12.-The ball game here
today resulted in a victory for the
visitors, the score being, South Portlands,
IA; Camdens, 10.
LEAGUE WHEELMEN.
Programme of Doings at Asbury Park Yes
Asbury Park, July 12 AS the national
meet of wheelmen draws to close the at
tendance increases This morning was
given over to trial heats at the Athletic
grounds Two or three bad tumbles oc-
Cured, however. In the afternoon perfect
weather greeted the riders, and the crowd
completely filled the stands and bleachers
to see the wonderful riding A big sur
prise to many was the appearance in the
professional event of Conn Baker of Ohio
and T. 1. Silvie of Staten Island, who
prov uICQ Ill ClcSS H. ~ llCh
were unhle to make a showing in the
money race owing to the execrable handi-
Gaping which put them on the stretch
and Alyart Stewart on the one hundred
and fifty yard mark. Among the features
of the day were the "Quad'' races, Zim-
merman's and Dirnberer's trials against
time, and the third mile race between
Lewis Benner, aged four, and John j.
Bonner, aged six. Lewis had a start of
IS yards, and that proved just sufficient
to carry him through to the tape length
ahead of Johnny
In the QUAD race ru n against time,
each team went a mile on it's own hook
the one making the fastest trip receiving
the prize. Peter Bilos machine, managed
by L. B. Callahan, Nat Butler, A. Nc
Leod and f. Haggerty went superb
mile in Il 50 SO, new worlds record,
| pushed a Syracuse machine over the tape
| in l. 30.
Michael Dirnberger, paced by the latter
| quad, established a new track and state
amateur record, riding handsomely in
| 2.01.
Zimmerman rode a mile behind pro-
| fessional quad manned by Starbuck,
| Cutler, Baker and Bartholomew, and
coursed around three times in 157 As,
| the fastest mile ever rode by him in this
| country, and, considering the fact that
he is all out of condition, it is a wonder
full performance
| In the two mile handicap, two-thirds
mile open, the half mile national cham
| pion rode. These events were rcd hot
and uncertain to the end, Church. new
class B man. captured the handicap by a
| short length from Davidson, the
Canadian. with Monte Scott close behind.
The two-thirds mile open for a trip to
| Europe and return was battle royal.
Bald, Porter, Murphy. Gardiner, Coulter
won ahead of Murphy. The half mile
national championship was called with
Murphy Zeigler and Mcdonald on the
mark. Bald won, Mcdonald, seco nd. In
A events the race grew tedious. Tom
Butler, H. e. Winter and T. S. Douglass
started
The committee of the League of L. A.
today adopted a resolution that the
National Board of Trade of Cycle Manu-
facturers heartily endorse the action of
the league of American Wheelmen in ex-
cluding management Of all forms of
cycling racing, and will cooperate with
the governing committee of the L. A. W.
to enforce such rules as may be necessary
for the proper conduct of cycle racing.
How tine /: Bicycles Won and Lost in the
Trials at Ashbury Park.
!. A sbury Park, N. j., July 12-The trial
heats of the second days racing at the in
ternational meet attracted a big crowd
this morning. The various preliminaries
resulted as follows:
Half mile novice, first heat won by E.
". Swanbrough; Henry L. Ruth, New
York, second Time, l. 10 So
Second heat won by Alvin B. Wise,
Now York; W. f. Eckhart, Keyport,
second. Time, LIB 2-5
..ssTw Two- third mile open, special, class B.
First heat won by =. Bald, Buffalo;
Angus Mcleod, Bradford, Ont, second.
Time, !. 42 3-5.
Second heat won by A. W.. Porter,
Waltham; Harley Davidson, Bradford,
Ont. second Time, 1. 40 %
Third heat won by G. M. Murphy,
Brooklyn; A. D. Kennedy, Chicago,
second. Time, LA As.
Fourth heat won by Arthur Gardiner.
Chicago; E. G. johnson, Cleveland,
second. Time, l. 4S 4-5.
Fifth heat was won by G. R. Coulter,
Toledo; Fred H. Allen, Syracuse, second.
Time, 1.39 30.
Sixth heat was won by Frank ].
Jenney, Utica; c. A. Callahan, Buffalo,
second. Time, s.2o 2-5:
One mile handicap, class A. First heat
won by F. G; Winters, Tonawanda, go
yuluot M. DdluWluj 6uOloOA k1O
yards) second. Time, 2. 10 Is.
Second heat won by K B. Schmidt,
Utica, $50 yards) Nat Roe, Batehague
(11O yarsd) second. Time, 2.13 2-5.
Third heat won by Charles Spencer,
Baltimore, so yards; Joe Harrison,
Asbury Park, 20 yards, second. Time, 2. 13
1-5.
Half mile national championship. First
heat, Arthur Gardiner, Chicago, first; f.
J.. Jenney, Utica, second. Time, 1.23 80.
Second heat, Charles Murphy, Brook
lyn, first; Con. Baker, Columbus, second
Time, 1.33 1-5.
Third heat, A. W. Porter, Waltham,
first; W. J. Helbert. Utica second.
Time. 1.29 1-5.
Zimmerman's Fast Mile.
Asbury Park, N. j., July 10. thinner
man rode an exhibition mile, paced by a
quad In 1. 81 IA, the fastest mile ever
I