The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25
They Race to Win Diamonds.

PAGERS Of trotters. for 5000 a side.
They Race to Win Diamonds
st. Louis, Aug. 24-Fine weather, a
fast track and a full list Of entries for
every one of the eight events on the
cord combined to make the damon
tournament of the Associated Cycling
clubs of ST. Louis a success. The prizes
consisted entirely of diamonds.
Although the track was in fine condi-
ton, the time with one exception was
comparatively slow and disappointing.
The Missouri state record was broken
by Lain of st. Louis who, paced by a
tandem, made the distance in the mile
movie race in 2:15 fat, knocking off 63i
seconds from the previous standard.
The event of the day in which such
cracks as F. T. Titus, c. N. Murphy OF
New York and L. d. Cabanne of st.
Louis were entered was the two mile
handicap class. Neither Titus or Ca
banne showed in this race. honors be-
ing taken by Terrell of San Francisco;
closely followed by John w. Coburn
and Frank Wing of st. Louis. While
c. NJ. Murphy failed to come to the
front in this event, he captured the
one mile open and mile handicap, both
class L events. Several attempts were
made to break record. Results:
PEBBLES, Clarinville. won; Ernest Slade,
st. Louis. second; r. Ruder. st. Louis,
third. Time. is.
Mile movie, paced: Alex Laing, st.
Louis, won; Ed Guenther, st. Louis,
second; c. T. Priest, st. Louis, third.
Time, 2:15.
Mile handicap, class B: c. NJ. Muir
ply, New York, As yards, won; c. S.
Wells, San Francisco, IS yords. sec
onds; John w. Coburn, St. Louis, ITO
yards, third. Time. 2:09 2-5.
Mile open, class A: Riders, 81 yards,
and over: Poe Henly, Kansas City,
won; S. Chilling. st. Louis, second: A.
L. Jordan, St. Louis, third. Time, 3:21.
Half mile, class B: c. NJ. Murphy,
New York, won; L. y. Cabanne, ST.
Louis, second: Will Coburn, st. Louis,
third. Time, PA %.
Mile open, class A: F. r. Hatters-
ley, st. Louis. won; r. B. PEBBLES.
Carlinville, Ills. second; Goode Caban-
ne. st. Louis, third. Time, 2:1S As.
Two mile handicap, class 3: w. A.
TerrilI. San Francisco, 215 yards. won;
John w. Coburn, st. Louis, Els yards,
second; Frank Wing. st. Louis, 215
yards, third. Time, 4:30.
Mile handicap. class A: William A.
Sloan, Macon, No, won: Tom Coburn,
st. Louis, second; J. c. Widner, St.
Louis, third. Time, PIG.
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Records Broken at Manhattan Beach.
Manhattan Beach. n. Y, Aug. 2i-Sev-
eral features marked the professional and
amateur race meet of the National Cycle
and Athletic club here today. In the
but only one Of them, Mr.. Porter of Wal
than, Mass, competed. He made five
miles in II 80 %, breaking the worlds
record of 12:0i. which was made on this
track by L. H. Cabanne.
In the third heat of the one mile scartch.
class A, a. Il. Wise Of Brooklyn, lowered
the existing class A. competition record
for hat distance unpaced from 30 to
2:19 %.
In the final heat of he same race. Ray
Dawson of Boonton. y. J., a member OF
he New York Athletic club, succeeded in
making the mile in 2:1S So thus break
ing he existing record and the record that
was made today. Results:
Mile novice, class A; Won by Eugene
Crawford. Garrison, n. Y Time. 2:45 4-5.
Mile handicap, professional: Won by
a. w. Porter. Waltham, Mass. % yards !:
George Cutter Boston, So yards. second !;
Conn Baker. Columbus. o.. 30 yards. third.
Time, 2:0i %.
Haif-nile scratch. professional: Final
heat won by H. C. Tyler, Springfield,
Mass; Watson Coleman, Sprin gfield,
Mass, second; F. w. Young. Toronto,
third. Time, Iii So.
Mile scratch, class A: Final heat won
by Ray Dawson, Boonton, N. j. Time,
2:lS 3-5
Five-mile handicap. professional: Won
by A W. Porter. Walham, Mass,
(scratch); ]. F. Starbuck. Philadelphia,
scratch. second: Conn Baker. Columbus,
o., loo yards, third. Time. 11:52 "a
Mile-handicap. class \: Final heat won
by G. B. Smith: L. w. Belmore, L. L.,
second. Time, e:l3 As.
Mile tandem, scratch, professional: Won
by Berlo and Croker; Sylvie and Cole
man, second: Wheeler and Starbuck.
third. Time, 1:5S 3-5.
Met in Semi-Finals.
Newport, r. T.. Aug. 2l-Larned and
Howl met in the semi-fnals today. In