The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-05
[special TO The Herald. I

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 4-There wa
an immense attendance at the thirC
annual tournament of the Cheyenn
Bicycle club held here today. TIL
principal events were one mile stat
championship class A.
Three entries. First, Thompson
Cheyenne. Time: 2:2O Second, Harris
Laramie
Fourth mile, open, class A, four en-
tries. First, Green, Cheyenne, in 50 At
breaking Colorado-Wyoming record o
SO.
Five mile handicap, class q. First
Himstreet, scratch, in 10 minutes; sec
ond, Daniels. Laramie, so yards; third
Powelson, Cheyenne.
| Three-mile relay for clubs, Cheyenne
and Laramie contesting First, Chey
enne, last half mile by Green in 1:O6.
Louisville, KY, July 4-This has
been great bicycle day in louisville,
In the morning was run the Prince
Wells road race, the greatest annual
road race in the south, having ninety
entries, including men from the sur
rounding states. 1t was started at $3.50
a, m, and was won by Walter r.
Stout, of greensboro, KY, handicap
2:45, in 20 minutes and 16 seconds; C.
II. Collier, Bowling Green, second; r.
Il. Adams, Somerset, KY. third Time
winners We're: First, H. Vogt, Chicago,
handicap one minute. 24:55; second,
Fred Weage, Chicago, handicap las,
25:06. The distance was ten miles
In the afternoon were the track
races at Fountain Ferry and these
were followed by Twyman's 24-hour
ride for the record. Attendance at
the track 5000. First race, one mile,
class A, novice-H. w Middendorf,
Louisville, won; Fred Wege, Chicago
second; Philip Bornwasser, third.
Time-2:44 As.
Second race, one mile, class BIB
Van Herrick won, paced. Time
2:06 SIS Former record Pill 1-5.)
Third race, mile handicap, class b
w. j. Evans, Lansing, Mich, 125 Won
o. Trimmer, Portsmouth, Ohio, $780,
second; ]. Shelton, Chicago, go, third.
Time-2:09 3-5.
Fourth race. handicap, two-thirds of
a mile, class A-Owen Kimble, scratch,
won; Lund, Chicago, Is, second; Ed
Fitchner, Louisville, third. Time
:46 80.
Fifth race, class B, quarter mile
De Cardy won, Van Herrick second,
Shelton third. Time-:35.
Sixth race, half mile, class A-Karl
Thome won, owen Kimble second,
George Davisworth third. Time
ia As.
Seventh race, half mile. handicap,
class B-Evans, 60, won; Trimmer, 80,
second; Van Herrick, 30, third. Time
loo 3-5. De Cardy, scratch. Time
:02 As.
Eighth race, the Derby, one mile,
class A. time limit 2:32, was run in
heats. Those qualifying were: Oliver,
Kimble, LIE Fevre, Mitchell, Hooper,
Bowler, Cox, Thome, Fawcett, Weage,
j. B. Bowler.
Bowler. Chicago. won; weage. Chi
cago, second; Thome, Louisville, third.
Time-2:13 Is, paced by tandem.
Ninth race, De Cardy rode an ex-
hibition flying mile, paced by tandem
Time-:5S 3-5.
Eleventh race, quarter mile, class A
-Fftchner won, Davisworth second,
Mitchell third. Times %.
D. w. Twyman, Immediately after
the conclusion of the races, started on
his twenty-four hour trial against his
record of $50 miles. He will have ten
fast men to pace him.
Los Angeles, Cal, July All pre-
vious records were smashed in the
Ulbricht made the great run in 1929,
finishing fifty-ninth from scratch.
Louis Lawton, an unknown phenome-
non from Duarte, an eight minute
handicap man, finished first in
5000 2-5, taking first place Last
years record made by Ulbricht is SOL.
The distance was seventeen miles and
there were 105 starters.
Buffalo, N Y, July 4.-The Press
Cycling clubs meet at the driving
park this afternoon brought together
the fastest class B men in the country.
The track was in good condition and
some fast time was made. Eddie Bald
added another to his series of I'M
open.
While the last race was in progress
the grand stand collapsed seriously in
juring nineteen of the occupants.
Three sustained serious injuries, which
may result fatally. They are:
Frank Leymonvester. spine broken.
John G. He'll. three ribs broken.
Mrs. l.. NJ Eirick, both legs broken.
Summaries:
One mile, novice-A. E. Longnecker
won. Time-2:35.
Half mile, open, class B-L. D. Ca
banne won, c. r. Coulter second, L.
A. Callahan third. Time-1:01 As.
Half mile, open, class A-G. H. Wer-
lex won. Time-1:11 2-5.
One mile, open, class BE. c. Bald
won, C. R. Coulter second. L. H. Cal
lahan third. Time-2:O3 3-5.
One mile, open, class Al. S. Nc
Farlane won. Time-2:40 40.
Two mile handicap, class B-L. H.
Callahan, 100 yards, won; W. j Hen
gelfort. 20 yards. second: E. 2. Leon
art, 40 yards, third. Time-4:51 80.
One mile, quadruple class-Won by
Syracuse team, Coburn, Mayo, Terrell
and Saunders. Time-2:10
Five mile handicap, class All. F.
20 yards, won. Time-13:40.
Awarded