New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
NEW-JERSEY WINS AGAIN.
PENNSYLVANIA AND NETWORK BEATEN
IN THE TRI-STATE RELAY.
A NEW I50-MILE RECORD MADE BY F. NJ DAMP
MAN. WHO RODE THE ENTIRE DISTANCE

NEW i5oMrLE RECORD MADE BY F. NJ DAMP
MAN. WHO RODE THE ENTIRE DISTANCE
COVERED by THE RELAY MEN
The 80 miles Tri-State relay race has been run
and won by New-Jersey wheelmen for the second
time. The race held under the auspices or
THE Time" and the start made at Printing
House Square at o'clock yesterday morning TIE
finish was at the Riverton Athletic Association
grounds at Philadelphia and the route extended
through Carlsbad. Passaic. Paterson, Boonton
Morrlstown. Newark. Elizabeth. New-Brunswick
Princeton Trenton. Burlington TO Riverton. Among
the prizes offered s75 media! by the Riverton
A. A. for the best time made and THE Times 800
medal for the second best time.
The relay proper started at a. m by
II. y. Cary. and the New-Jerscy team with %
points TO It's credit. with New-York and Philadel-
phla close together for second honors. Each relay
consisted of twenty-five miles. and soon as two
men finished given point their comrades. who
in waiting. started off. The points were scored
a follows: The first finish in each relay.
fifteen points: second man. ten points, and third
man. five points.
The first relay was from New-York to Paterson
and Thomas hughes. Ncw-Jcrsey finished first at
1872 with W. II. owens. New-York. second. lo:i3
The second relay ended at Morris'own, and Will
lam Slavin, New-Jersey. finished first. at 1902 with
T. Il. Buzzard Pennsylvania, second, at l2lO
The third relay ended at Wheatsheaf. and IL. 5.
Henshaw. NewYork. finished first, at l:JO p. m,
with a. j. Hogan. New-Jersey second. at l:35 p m
Pennsylvania eight minutes behind the leader
The fourth relay ended at Wooilawn, Pennsylvania
finishing first at 2.i9 with New-Jersey second at
2:52 and New York third at 2:J5.
The NTH relay extended from Woodlawn to Tren-
ton. and the finish was: New-Jersey first. at 4:iO;
New York. second at 4:i2, and Pennsylvania third
at ABB. At Riverton Pennsylvania finished first at
49, New-Jerscy second at 552>o, and New-iork
third at G:l2
The entire distance was made in hours and 80
seconds beating last years record by 81 minutes
and Is seconds. The last year was run in 3
hours - minutes and 80 seconds and II was won BY
the Ncw-Jersey team. with 20 points.
second relay which is uphill and rough, and which
measured 25a. miles. was by William Slavin who
onls. most credi:abe performance
The riders and the relays were as follows:
W H. owen. Greenwich Wheelmen; New-Jersey
Thomas Hughes. East side Wheem.n; PATERSON
second RELAY. Paterson to Morristown-New-York
George Bec<endorf Riverside Wheemen; Nc"-Je.-
Pennsylvania r b. Buzzlrd. Philadelphia.
Third Relay Morrlstown to Wheaisheai Hotel
York c. S Henshaw. Greenwich Wh.elmen; MeT.
Iersey A. H1rs ,n G,n,rry p6SGa ,G p
Fourth Relay Wheatshenf Hotel - Woodlawn-
I HafT'oBi odm aFf cycns %ad
Athletic Association; Pennsylvania W. RoOef'
Fifth Rely. Wooiiawn to Trenton., New-York'
T. .. Hoppe Liberty Wheclmen. hfookyn New
Jersey William Weller Century cycle club. New
ark: Pennsylvania c. 5 Shomo. Ph,lad 'Rh9. :,
sixth Relay Trenton - Rvcrton. -N"w-fork. NJ.
s Paige Kings County Wheelmen. Brooklyn; New
Jersey. simpson Stanleven. Acuye Athlete S.H'.
Paterson: Pennsylvania. e. W. Krick Reading
In addition 20 the relay five long-dstance riders
started out 70 race the 80 miles. starting at a.
m This race was by +. VI. Dampman. OF
Pennsylvania. who finished At Glib p m. the actual
time being ten hours and forty-sx minutes, when
IL a new record. He finished about two minutes
behind the relay men. \ ". Fuller, Of BROOKLYN,
". l. Darmer. OF jersey CITY; 7. ward. OF me
Riverside. WHeeimen an Charles Green OF the
Greenwich Whccm.n started. but I'D not finish.