New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

H. c. TYLER
-, TINA III, NJ the question. 1t was particularly
hord IN the scratch men. which accounts for the
tact that the long mark men had everything
their own way during the day.
u @ TYLER won the honors OF the day for the
professionals capturing the quarter-miie race as
n,sn as the one-mie invitation. Sanger was not
himself and Wheeler may not round to lot sew
ral weeks J. Gregory captured two races Tor
Crass 4 men-the one-nile handicap and the hve
miles l. A. Si.vie. A. W. Porter. r huhi anu '"
= Kuhlke won the other races.
The meeting was held under the auspices OF the
p,,.rside Wheelmen and the National Cycle ana
A.bletic Club The Riverside men nave no" Nh
,shaa their tournaments for the season. and some
onoorr ,s felt as TO what will be done at Mammal
tan Reach The attendance has not peen as iaise
as The managers had expected There were prooa-
h,v three thousand people present yesterday num-
her hardly in keeping with the weather ana the me
ooro, ,roe arranged II costs money TO run these
oces and I, Is doubtful II the tournaments VIII
no carried out 10 the end, unless the crowds become
larger.
The officials in charge of the meet yesterday were
as follows: Referee-O. s. Bunnell Judges r.
Fitch George Needham, II. Strugnen. and T.. n.
powers Timers-S D. See. Charles Dieges and
Alexander schwalbach. Scorers. L. Miller, h.
C. Potter ]. c. Perez and Thomas Ward. I'm
n,res-Neil Campbell H. Beam. NJ. F. Bargebuhr
and E. A. Rogers Starer-lsaae Bow'' sicrks Of
CourseHJ Frank Borland, c, H. Weeks and FL, F.; r.
oiciai Handicapper-A. G. Batchelder Race Com
ni,tee-J. F. Fitch, charmani W S2 ,ewaf,
MIy;i "; al Weeks f. A. Powers. H. f. VOORHEES,
ana J. L. Miller.
~, HOW THE RACES WERE WON.
A ouarter-mie scratch race. professional IN
heats, brought good field. Baker. Tyler ana
Porter won their heats in clever style Sanger was
apparently out OF form. and he disappointed MS
friends In the final heat Tyler led all the way
ana won as ne pleased by FIVE lengths; o.s ,ha
preliminary heats were AL run on In better Sye
than the na In fact the na was 't Of
mile and The sprint In The last GS b Eo w Wbt ng
third third "0" ''-' 80 "'',. ''', S .,.o, NO.
fess.onal recently. made a runaway race OF ths
onemile handicap: winning from the E ridsra
finished in the first bunch although Sanger might
have secured second place had he not relaxed ms
efforts when he that he could not eaten kuhke
j. Gregory Of the White Star Athletic club won
the fna In the 9neme nandc adsc nishe5 sec
ond and G. Reith third Four riders went down in
the second heat. but of the riders was badly
The one-rnlle scratch invitation race for profess
SIGNALS was to be the race of the day. but 1t fur
nshed little out OF the ordinary. In spite OF the
iac' th- special prizes We're offered Tor the ne. qa
was slow. Tyler winning By length In 20 -.
with Porter second and Sanger third. Wheeler Is
l. W. Porter won the five miles paced, with
mile was Af made si in 20 - two miles ~ - three
miles 0s s5 four miles S2s snd FIVE piles as lS
the riders tandem. The best Sanger could DO
or cutting sH aRead Of st. onse being
lap behind. A regular army of Class A men start
ed in the fve-rnlle race. J. Gregory in 1926 30
r A. sllvis won the consolation for profess
sonals
One-quarter mile scratch professional nrst heawon
by Con baker columbus; H. Wheeler. Orange. second;
" sssns cPemaI sD by n Ter seSsa j.
Eero Boston. second: Frederick ST. onge. Boston, third
Third hsatrwon by A. W. Porter, wsliham: 4: ST.
third. rme-S2 3-5 sec.
Final heat.
H. G. Tyler Springfield
A. W Porter. Waltham. ...........................
r. J. Bero Boston.
Time-31 2-5
Con. Baker. Columbus: H. C. Wheeler, Orange. and l. A.
slvis Pet Richmond. also started Won BY 1--WE lengths
one length between second ana thlro.
caors. e. etsan L'F
&c. Second heat r won o S %hscen second r. %
per- Pequod wheelmen. third. Time-23s. Third heat
by a. Ers r cS S
2ssa-5 Fourth heat by j. Bennett Liberty Wheel
Greenwich Wheeinen . third. Time-2:5a25.
4 Hir.ch Riverside wheelmen. ...................
L. g. Bach. Brooklyn T.
Time-3:l84-5.
r Van winkler Riverside wheemen; f. A. Laws.
Kings County Wheclmen: George Creecan. Unattached;
Jasper. Pequod Wheelmen A. Garrigues unattached;
J. Bennett. Liberty Wheelmen. and NJ MURPHY, una,-
,sehed also started. Won by three lengths one iehsh
Htween second and third
One mile 0handicap; PROFESSIONAL
George p Kuhlke Brooklyn 125 yards)
watson Coleman. Springfield. Mass. go yards
j. W. Baldwin. Newark 60 YARDS. ............... d
Time-2192-5
walter G. Sanger. Milwaukee (scratch): Austin Crooks
Sunalo t35 yards) p j. Berlo Boston % YARDS; j. r.
srbuck. Philadelphia as YARDS: jay Eaton liizapeh
se YARDS: A. Svie. Port Richmond Go yards); frrd
u,ck 81 Onge. Boston 90 yards George Cutler boston
Yards Frank Mayo, Boston go yards Henry HAN o
wcIne Newark 200 yards; r. L. Bauvet New YORK $50
{rfao; H. X Smith Brooklyn 90 yards also stsr.u
third e ~ " '
opne mile Qhandcap: Class A)-Frst heat won by y
Siesory. White Star A. G.. $40 YARDS: ii. Won Eodeck
,ngs County Wheelmen as yards). second; G. s. Hen
0,sn, Greenwich Wheelrnen t2s yards'. third; w H.
S"shs Greenwich Wheenen t2J YARDS, fourth Time
az % second heat by F. 8 Shinn. Lakewood H. -
~ sanusJ g. Keith. Triangle Wheemen tlVO yards) sec
- a. ~ Wise. Harlem Wheenen t3o YARDS thiu
Sos spn Harrison. Asbury Park Wheemen 90 yards
ps,n. Tine 2:24 35 Third heat won by j. T. warner
wbs ayc Wheensn 80 YARDS; X. X. Roe. PaiehogSe
whes smsn go YARDS, second; j. T. Bean Kve.sde
r. ySios fourth. Time-226. Fourth heat won ny w.
3 Due. Matteawan wheelrnen $50 YARDS: r. White
+'s'ood WheeImen u5 yards). second; j. Il. Barrett
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