Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-05


minutes between that city and this, arrive'i
here at 3:2i o'clock this afternoon, smash
ing the record by hours and 81 minutes.
Monte Vista. col. July to b. Hacken-
berger took the worlds unpaecd eNhihition
record in e;o5 to-day at the state bicycle
meet. In the half mile state championship,
unpaced. Ben Wright won in l:ol -. The
wS state ghqmpT4bshE b ys was ,S WSn 9tas by cham h ~
pionship was won by Il. u. Cannon, in
l2;25 10.
Leavenworth, Kas., July t;-tspecial)
The third annual road race OF the l.eayen-
worth county wheelmen when loon p.aSe
msnt men for Sr' The ' public in conneStoh with any
thing like celebrating July :, and thons,
contest. cont Notwlthstaniing that ropes were
stretched along Broadway from Delaware
NEW men We're ,e on hand. It was with the great;
est difficulty that the crowd could be h'ld
return, making a distance OF exactly six
iniles There were ,fortylye entries and
Fort Leavenworth an dTcldent occurred;
and u. l.. Kemp, OF Kansas city, kas:. ana
is Injured These men collidcd Mr.. Kemp
being the more seriously injured paTtlcu-
larry about the head, arms and shoulders.
Both men were taken to the hospital at the
Fort where their injuries received prompt
drunken cavalryman OF y troop, sixth cay
airy who rode directly in the way Of the
wheelmen. His contrary 90 commander insI =, q, al !,
and he will receive a general conrt-martia'
for his c9ndgct. The inIuries, OF cN,Ganis MsssrT
| that marred the pleasure o. the road race. race,
everything else passing OF in msrentiy mrsrsgtdiSs
! being well satisfied with their trip to
The following named carried off the place
/ worth. 500 bicycle; second. W; A; Emslie,
A,shison, SO g9d Ta'es tn,Td adIS media G Il
fourth, \. /, sshott I.eavenwo,th; .l5 pa pair
| OF pneumatic tires; NTH, =; n starhifa'
T. oiSN" 4, Aii6n, IL "f Of + Kansos Gity. $40 bicycle
suit; seventh, n. $. Epslaw, Lawrence, SO
@@ Sasy eShn dSar nnS Il a. kfy T. HortSn
| City, s. fancy vest; tenth. Walter Mayo,
eye&SoTih nj student 4, 99wp ,nais;S GlsySnth, r
| Il. Livers, Kansas city. 81 leather cum and
collar box; thirteenth, j., b., Doncyson'
rSPgTEa ts5PniE w asT ,eysnson %s TopeKa. $3.50 en-
sravime; snT'vT "fiftcenth, +, 4, Wiihite, Kansas
TE pi@Eey sY$n Knnsan a cPioHs cy, 8 nmbrea
| tecnth, j. \. conover, Kansas 'ity, y cy-
c!ome,er; sigh,eSSnIh, Il = nSres Karnar Kansas
| Topeka. 100 calling cards.
The following NAMED SECURED ne ,ri,y tine aI,
! diamond; second, j. VI, Kelly, Lcaven-
worth $50 diamond.
run, Fred Keiser got first prize and Ben
ton Grid got second
Louisville Ky, July This was a car.
| nival day for cyclists, marrcd somewhat
by weather and track conditions. In the
| morning occurred the annual Prince Wells
| road race nf ten miles. owing to the
| heavy rain of last night the boulevard was
| soft 50 that record time was out Of the
question. Sixty odd men started. The
winner % the time prize was ". u. Sea-
ton, Of Louisville, his time being = min
minute mark. The race winners were; ).
II. Anderson, from the $50 mark, first
f. L. Thompson, 800 second, and IL IL.
Poutch, 500 third. Anderson's time.
In the afternoon there was a race meet
AZ Fountain Ferry, given by Prince Wells,
The principal event of these races was
mile open event for amateurs, II was
poorly paced by two tandems and won by
Karl Thome; Phil Bornwaser second, and
C. Httshel third; Tine sis Sisuor,r 20
lowered the amateur dying start unpaced
records for the half and two-thirds mile.
Time. half mile, ~ seconds, nsainst IS g.;
ser3ndo twoc,hras' r l asiy asihinsf 1 r.
terest, Attendance, 40"
| Chicago July i.-Tom Cooper. of Detroit
won three races az washington park this
dicap. In which he started from the
scratch. Summaries:
Professional class; quarter mile, open
Tom Cooper, Detroit nrst: Arthur Ga, Gar
Chicago, third. Time. Os0 s-5,
Professional class; one mile invitation
2l5 limit Tom Cooper. first; Arthur Gar
diner, second; A. d. Kennedy, third. Time
Professional class; one mile; handicap
| Tom Cooper, Detroit, scratch, first: j. +
Ciriebler, 30 yards, second; Frank Wing, s.
yards, third. Time. e:l5