New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15

held the watches and the races were witnessed by
1900 people There will be no going behind the re-
turns.
Titus made his record at p. m. and he was
cheered to the echo his comrades of the Riverside
Wheelmen fairly squeezing out of him what little
breath he had left. when he finished his ten miles
In 2o:5S 40 The best previous record was made
by II. H. Maddox, in 81 :39 80
Il was match race between Titus and Maddox.
and 1t was a battle from the start. Maddox killed
his chances in the first lap trying to Jockey tt
tus out OF the place behind the quadrupet. Titus
was too clever for him, however. and Tapped him
in the second mile and Maddox quit in the fourth
mile Titus finished strong. and he kept yelling at
his pacemakers during the last three miles for
them to go faster. The miles made as follows
One-mile 2:03 1-5; two miles, 4:o4 %; three miles,
sos rs; four miles, S1 3d. five miles. l0lS To- beat
ing Johnsons record by 2 l-5 seconds six miles,
1873 49, miles. 1929; eight miles. 1888 45; nine
miles. 1916, and miles. 2O:5S 4-5 Titus passed the
tandem In the ninth mile. until he was picked up
later by w. Murphy and Crooks on another tandem
Henry c. Tyler Is in physical condition just
now and when he Is In perfect form he Is a human
whirlwind. Tyler started in to beat Berlos profess
slona. record of a mile in 1853. Tyler paced by
quadrupet, manned by w. Murphy, Silvie Crooks
and Coleman The start was good and that quad
went away with the speed OF a lightning flash.
Tyler fell In behind and his pedals began to go so
fast that the spectators could scarcely distinguish
MS leet ana III any one tnOuBnt tndt ne ndu wings
the terrific speed at which he travelling
excuse for the blunder. Tyler covered the
mile in li9 2-5 and when the time announced
the spectators fairly roared Tyler kept and com
peted the two miles in 1856. establishing another
worlds record. +. j. Bero attempted to beat his
onem,e record OF 80 but the best he could do
TO tie IL. covering the distance in exactly 1853.
The other features were interesting. Waiter Jones
and George Boniface. jr.. had a mile race. Jones
winning in 2:ll 3-5 They are wel-known comedians
Three teams started In the one-me tandem
c. X. Granger and W. A. Barbeau and J. and Wal
ter Beam finished so close together that the judges
heat. The time 227 40. Those little children.
Louis d. y. Benner., four years DID, and John J.
handicap Louis winning easily In Loo 2-5 Leroy
see SEGA. gave clever exhibition Of fancy riding. per;
James J. Corbett. the champion pugi.ist had
mile race. Corbett had seventy -hve-yard start
s ana NOV won nv BY two Two Inches Simply because Wheel
also sparring match bet xeen Robert Fitzsimmons
and Frank Bosworth
II. C. Tyler c. NJ Ertz and l. A. Silvie. T. A. Zm-
Norman the father OF Zimmerman the champion
was the referee The contests were run for the
hensft will net the fund in the neghborhood Of
THE SUMMARIZES
One mile Chandicap. Glass A)-First heat-won by
Robert A. Miller, Greenwich wheemen $50 YARDS: John
= shnn Lakewood Bicycle Club go yardsl. third. Louis
Hunter New-Jersey a. G. 80 yads). fourth G. s. Hen
III 80 Second heat-Won by W. a. Barbeau Riverside
wheemen 2S yards: Oscar IIedstrom Greenwich Wheel
Wheelmen % yards. third: Fred -. Eglehor. South
Brooklyn wheelmen go yardsl; fourth Ray Dawson
hcat-Won by Howard r. Mosher Harlem wheelmen
scratch; John p Warner. reauod wheenen as YARDS
Samuel Brock. Liberty Wheelrnen 90 yards, fourth