The record-union., 1896-05-31

p. Dean of the Denver Wheel Club in
1:OO13. starting with handicap OF
six minutes. The time prize was won
by 0. b. Hachenberger of the Arapahoe
Wheel Club, scratch man. In 1:06:5o.
He finished twenty-sixth. NJ. M. kreutz
won second time in :0S:0S, and E. Tyler
Smith third in 1:0S:09
Dean, the winner rode to-day his
first race, though he has been pacing A
Il. Hughes on the quad for some time.
He is 70 years of age, and a well-built
athlete. Hachenbereger is the phe-
nomenal rider of last years Labor Day
road race over the same course, who
won by the time and place. and made
worlds record of 1:04:47 Owing to
rains last night and this morning, the
track was slow, and especially so for the
cloudy and cool.
Great interest was taken in this road
race, and the training has been thor
ough- All of the ninety-six men to start
finished the course, nine making the
distance under no. and fifty under
1:15. Although Hachenberger was gem
eraly expected to win the time prize, the
winning man was not easily picked out
in advance. Special interest was taken
in the rivalry existing between A. B.
Hughes, who recently won some worlds
records on the Denver Wheel Club
tracks, and Hachenberger. Hughes
had a handicap of one minute, but
ended forty-eighth in :09:35. 1t is as
serted that Hachenberger did not try
to ride fast after he mad beaten his
rival, A. B. Hughes. but paced and man.
aged some of his club associates along
the route
Stephen McGinnity, a deaf mute,
having a handicap of eight minutes.
led the procession past Brighton by a
full half-mile, and was riding like de-
mon, but fall threw him back to
fourth place. His time was 1:12:26.
The first ten men to cross the tape
were j. P. Dean, p. M. Ritchey, Ben
Wright, Stephen McGinnity, E. r.
Pinchon, G. S. Gibbons, G. H. Spence,
Guy Cady, E. J. Merriman and H.
Roller
There were no serious accidents, and
the best of order was observed both at
the start and at the finish. The ex-
cursion trains carried to the scene
$500 spectators.
LlNCOLNS NEW TRACK.
LINCOLN (Neb.), May 30.-Lincoln's
new bicycle track, which promises to
become famous for State meets, was
opened to-day. Crack riders from
Nebraska, Kansas and other States
were present, and the short distance
events were captured by very fast 60
ing. In the fourth event collision oc-
Cured between G. A. Maxwell of Win
field, Kan, and the pacing tandem rid
den by local men. After a protracted
wrangle the race was declared no con-
test, and by way of substitution Max
well ran against the State record
paced by tandem, and made the half
mile in 90 10, winning an extra prize
Of 500 and lowering Nebraska's record
by one-fifth of second. In the second
event A. E. Yule, a local scorcher, fell
and was badly injured. Summaries:
| One mile, novice, Rein Bennett Of
Lincoln won, j. E. Craig second, Fred
Joers third. Time-2:40.
| Half-mile open, professional, G. A.
Maxwell of Winfield, Kan, won, ]. A
| Bailey, Jr., of Lincoln second, o. W.
| Mcbride of Lincoln third. Time
| 1:05 1-5.
| Quarter mile, amateur, open, H. G..
Gadke of Omaha won, c. C. Mcdowell
of Fairbury second, Gus Cooke of Waco
| third. Time-0:33 So.
| One mile open, H. E. Fredericks of
| Omaha won, o. w. Mcbride second.
3. A. Bailey, Jr., third. Time-2:30.
Race declared off on account of a COL
| lision.
Half-mlle, boys race, Rein Bennett
won, Fred E Anderson of Lincoln
| second, Fred Wall of Lincoln third
| Time-1 90.
One mile, amateur, open, H. c. GaGke
won, Charles Thompson of Westpoint
| second. Gus Cooke third. Time-2:50
Half-mile, lap race, G. A. Maxwell
won, H. E. Frederickson second, j. A.
Bailey third. Time-1:111a.
Two-mile handicap, Gus Cooke GO
YARDS won, Charles Thompson (40
yards) second, j. V. Craig 40 YARDS
| third. Time-5:22
Exhibition half-mile against State
record, G. A. Maxwell, paced by tam
dem, flying start Time-1:0O 10
MEET AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O-Al-
though many of the cracks have left the
city, sufficient number remained to
make to-day's bicycle racing attract
i've and interesting. Summary:
One mile, scratch, amateur, j. r.
Kenna won, G. A. Nissen second, j.
Ewing third. Time-0: 4S Is.
Half mile, scratch, professional, J. NJ.
Campbell won Hardy Downing second,
K. E. Dow third. Time-1:10 1-5.
Half mile handicap, amateur, ]. r.
Kenna coo won, P. r. Mott Q0) second,
G. P. Fuller coo third. Time-1 ~
AT LOS ANGELES.
LOS ANGELES, May 3O.-Following
are summaries of to-day's bicycle races ::
One mile, novice, r. D. Mussey won,
Guy Rogers second, W. J. Hutton third.
Time-2:35.
Half mile, open, professional, c. Carl
ton won, w. A. Terrell second. Time
% is.
One mile, amateur, Fritz Lacy won,
Stimson second, Ulbricht third. Time
2:2S.
Two miles, handicap, amateur, Slim
son won, Ulbricht second, Bell third
Time@:4S 2-5.
One mile, professional, Mcfarland
won, Whitman second. Time-2:32 As.
PRESBYTERIANS.
The General Assembly Concludes Its