The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30

entered Tor the Ioad rdce.
The Ogden boys asked to have a
say-so in the ndn1icapping; conse-
quently one Ogden man has been Sc
lected.
The twenty-three prizes for the road
race will be on exhibition in Le:son S
window next week.
Nearly every style of wheel that IS
in use in this city or ogden Will be
found in the Y. M. 2. A. road race.
A majority of the men and boys
who have entered for the road race
July 10th have never ridden in ;aoe
of any kind.
show his metle in the Y. NJ. c. A. road
race.
Weller is not saying much about the
road race, but is doing some tall think
ing and is believed to be on a still
hunt for the time prize.
The ogden people are so deeply inter
ested in the Jenson-Fenton contest
that they have arranged for a special
train over the r. G. W. July 10th
Simon Bamberger is authority for
the statement that every effort will
be used to see that the railroad accom-
mediation is the very best for those de-
string to see the road race.
The fact that the race between Jen-
sen and Fenton does not leave the
city until p. m. meets with general
favor. Business men will have an OPP
portunity to see it.
The newsboys' road race from Gar
den City to Garfield, a distance of
twelve miles, on July 4, will be an in
teresting one. The observation train
will start at IL am. and will accom-
pany the riders right to the finish.
Five valuable prizes will be offered.
the first being a handsome gold medal
The riders are training every day at
the Tenth South street track The
Herald, News, Tribune, Argus and
Star will each have a team in the race
Philadelphia, June 29.-The annual tour
nament of the Pennsylvania Bicycle club
was held today at Tioga track before A
large crowd of people. John S. Johnson,
paced by two tandems. made the fast
and Lee Richardson. of Chicago, broke
the worlds record for one mile back
wards riding, going i'll 1904 As.
New York, une 2s.@The fourth an
nual race meet of the Kings County.
Wheelman was held this afternoon.
The crowd aggregated about 1000
persons.
Owing to Sanger's jump into the
professional ranks, the event Of the
day, the Sanger-Murphy one mile
scratch for a $500 trophy mad to be de-
clared off.
Balds time of POP Is in the class B
mile is now the track record. Re
suits:
One mile novice, class Avon 10y F.
S. Schinn. Time-2:43
Mile scratch for l. ~ w champion
ship. Metropolitan district, class A
Won by H. P. Mosher Time-2::25
Mile handicap, class Avon by w.
d. Owen $50 yards) Time-2:12 90
Mile scratch, for j.. A. W. champion
ship. New York state, class Avon
by H. P. Mosher. Time-2:22.
Mile scratch, class B-Final heat
won by f. c. Bald; c. NJ. Murphy,
Kings County Wheelmen, second. l..
S. Callahan, Buffalo, third. Time
2:02 Is.
Two mile handicap, class Avon
by Mont Paige $50 yards) Time
Mile handicap. class B-Won by L.
S. Callahan (seven yards; L. c. John
son, Cleveland, $50 yards second;
Earl Kiser, Dayton, third. Time
2:10 As.
Five mile handicap. class B-Won
by l.. d. Cabanne, (scratch); Earl
Kiser. second; f. J. Titus, New York
(scratch), third. Time-12:O4
Sanger failed to lower his record of
So % seconds for the half mile I'M
paced His time for the half was
80 3-5.
Charles Murphy. Kings County
Wheelmen, rode an exhibition mile
in 2:02.