The morning times., 1896-07-05
And All CurabIe Djseases.

won by twenty lengths. The race for
second place betw cen Hutchings and
stratton was exciting. but the former
Won out stratton third and Park fourth
kluge's time was 6:O5 1-2, the slowest
KIND OF time, especially for professionals
Az the last moment George Ball decided not
TO enter tie professional ranks.
| An exhibition by a crew on the sex.
tuple closed the program. No attempt
was made to make time on the circular
track, because OF the danger at the turns,
out enough was seen by the audience to
| prove that the monster wheel is capable OF
being pushed close to a minute and a
hair Tor the mile on a straight track. The
crew consisted of Won Broeckman, Billy
Sims, Harry Greer, George S. Ball, Fred
Moore, and George Smith.
Following Were the officials of the day:
OFFICIALS OF THE MEET.
Official referee, E. E. Simpson; judges,
| L. B. Graves, c. A Cabrera, and g, N.
Fague; timekeepers, Il. r. Burr, william
Gettinger, and George E. Boyd; starter,
John G. Crossley; scorer, s. W. Stinemetz;
announcer, 7. NJ. stearn; clerk, w. II.
| Hensbaw, assistants, L. o. Slack and H.
R. Dawley; umpires, Howard s. Gardner,
E. L. Hutchinson, Robert Stone, and L. ].
Woodbridge, and official handicapper,
| William Jose.
The summary follows
Novice race. FIRST heath. W. Clum won;
c. j Morrison, S. X. c., second; ID. p. Moore.
A. W., third; Arthur Van Deman unattach-
ed. fourth: A II. Dawson, A. W, NTH.
Time. 2:31 1-5.
Second heat-J Walter Thompson, A. W.,
won: H. r. Thompson, unattached, second:
A rCher, unattached, fourth; Willett Len
eker, unattached. fifth. Time, 2.3S.
Finals-J. ". Thompson, A: W, won;
third. Time, 2.33 1-5.
One-third mile. open-w Fred Sims. A
W, won: e. s: Fall second; 7. N. Mudd
third. Time, 45 sec flat.
Half-mile handicap, first heat W
Clurn, unattached, so yards, Won; W. +.
Sims, A. W, scratch, second; William +
Thro2p: E; 4 G., 60 yards, third: W, O.
l:04 1-5.
vs1Ss sseonS 1dn. heat-T MUD Muad; II: W s9 9
yards. second; E. A. Hebard, unattached,
80 yards. third; Clarence Inglins, L. W,
65 yards. fourth:'H. B. Greer W K G, 80
sffEsi finas f'R H. I~s Sims. 90 Won 1s Billy Sims,
second: W. +. Throop. T.. \. C.: n. L Greer
W. r. c. c. G. Ingling, L. W. Time,
One mile open: W. F. Sims, A. W, won;
Time, 2:62 1-2.
one mile han6lcdp. nrSt heat: George
S. Ball, w r. c., 40 yards, won; L. l..
wilson unattach ed, rs yards. second.
c. W. Burnham, unattached, l65 wards
third; p. r: Posey, Q. W, 1870 yards,
fourth: c. f. Ingline, l. w, % VA rds
fifth: Illv Sims, A. W, 55 yards, sixth
Time, PIT.
Second heat-T. n. Mudd. IT., A. W, 40
yards, won: William 7. Throop, E. A c..
second; II. W. Clum, Unattached, So yards,
third: c: j. Morrison, 8. R. c., I2O yards,
Il urth; Willett Leneker, unattached, go
yards, fifth; c. E. Cause, W. R. c., co
yards, sixth. Time, 2:15 1-2.
Finals-G. s. Ball, W. R. c., won; f
L. Wilson, unattached, second; T. n.
Mu1d, A. W, third. C. j. Morrison, s R.
e, fourth: c. Z. Cause, W. R. c., fifth:
Time, 2:22 fiat.
Two-inile tandcm-Wop by H. e. Greer
and G. E. Smith, W. Il. c.: F W: Moore
and C. j. RoDsaville, W. R. c., second:
w. j. Espey, Q. W, and G. s. Ball, W:
X. c., third. Time, 4:44 1-2. Time limit
4:45.
Two-mile handicap, professional-C. f.
kluge, Jersey City, scratch, won; F. W.
Hutchings, q. W, As yapis, second; G. E.
StrattoD, unattached L : 5, third Harry Park
unattached, 100 yards, fourth. Time,
6:O5 1-2 minutes.
The prizes will he presented tomorrow
evening to the winners OF yesterdays races
at the clubrooms of the Washington Road
Club at the late Hotel Arno, Sixteenth and /
streets.