The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-15
THE RACES 1T LOUISVILLE.
Dr. Tinsdale Expelled-Summaries of the
 Various Races.

Dr. Tinsdale Expelled-Summaries of the
 Various Races.
 Louisville, Aug. 14.--The races of the National l.. A. W. meet to-day in the finishes, and the time match bordered on the sensational. One of the most competition, was broken. The one mile national championship was decided so far as the present progress of the cir cult is concerned. It was won by Tom Cooper. Arthur Gardiner did the rec ord breaking in the mile open, paced by John S. Johnson and J. W. Parsons, the Australian champion, with thirteen starters. Gardiner rode the mile in 2:01. beating the record of 2:01 AS, estab- lished by Bald week ago at Buffalo. He won by phenomenal sprint in the stretch, which he entered ten lengths behind Sanger, who led the field Chair man Gideon stated afterWard that it was the most rapid burst of speed he had ever seen or heard of.
 Cooper was not entered in this race.
 In the mile national championship Cooper who won, had the closest call of the year. He beat Owen Kimble across the tape only half the diameter of his wheel. Bald was third, length behind Kimble, the others being punched be- hind.
 The first serious accident of the meet occurred in the five mile state cham pionship. J. c. Mitchells chain broke and he fell Karl Thome, the Ken lucky one mile champion, fell over him, and three other riders landed on Mitchell before he could rise. The lat ter's collar bone was fractured In two places The unusual spectacle of all the racing men in the track threaten ing to strike against the officials was presented after the first race. When race had been started during the pre- ceding days of the meet all riders were ordered off the track. They were sent to quarters. A meeting was held this afternoon and as soon as the races be- gan the riders sent note to Gidean and demanded that he allow them to come within the enclosure and see the races.
 Louisville, Ky, Aug. 14.---At meet ing of the membership committee or the l.. A. w. this morning Dr. T. w. Tinsdale of New York was expelled on the charge of conduct unbecoming member of the L. A. W. Tinsdale was sent to the New York legislature to se- cure the passage of bill requiring railroads to carry bicycles as baggage, but instead of supporting the bill he offered an amendment to it favorable to the railroads. The bill without amendment, however, was passed.
 Tonight the visiting wheelmen were given an excursion up the river. Sum- maries:
 First race-One- third mile. Amateur and professional. Tom Cooper, Detroit, first: Owen Kimble, Louisville, second; E. c. Bald, Buffalo, third. Time A 3-5, Tom Butler, Cambridge, Mass, and eight others also rode.
 Second race-One mile amateur L. A. w. Kentucky championship. Edward D. Fichtner, Louisville, first; Karl Thome, Louisville, second. Time 2:25. Third race-Quarter-m mile national championship. Amateur and profes- sionaI Tom Cooper. Detroit, first; Louis Callahan, Buffalo, second; A. D. Kennedy, third. Time 32.
 Fourth race-Two miles. Open anna teur. E. w. Peabody, Chicago, first; w. H. Seaton, Louisville, second; Karl Thome, Louisville, third. Time 5:04. Fifth race-One mile tandem open, professional Final heat, Tom and Nat Butler, Cambridgeport. Mass, first; L. c. Johnson and Ray Mcdonald, second: o. P. Bernhardt and F. G. Schreiner, third Time 6:14 3-5.
 Sixth race-Two-th thirds mile open. Au7ateur F. D Ficftner Louisville first: Karl Thome, Louisville, second; C. c. Ingraham, Dixon, H., third. Time 1:35 4-5.
 Seventh race-one mile. National