The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-15

when he won the 1895 championship
Tom Butler won the mile shampion-
ship in a beautiful sprint with a full
open length of daylight showing to the
rear OF his wheel. There were twelve
starters, Johnson and Parsons pacing
on singles. In the break little Zeigler
went out with his familiar jump and
landed square on the pacemaker',
rear. while Butler and Callahan were
lighting clear around the turn for his
wheel. Butler got the better of posi-
ton, while Callahan, Cooper and Bald
tra1led him and the balance of the
field strung out in long line behind
This order was practically unchanged
until the back stretch of the last lap.
except that first Kennedy and then
Schrein took their medicine and quit
AS the big field came into the stretch,
Zeigler swung out, giving the pole to
Butler, for whose wheel Wilde Co
burn made a quick successful jump.
From here on the race was clearly
Buffers and the only question was how
much he could beat his field. AS the
tape was neared Callahan and Gardi-
ner came up, killing off Bald ana
Cooper, and in the last hall dozen
jumps Callahan landed up at Coburn's
side. Bald made one last drive and
passed Zeigler and Gardner, taking
fourth place. The mile was riden in
2:02 3-5.
The mile tandem for professionals
was a fine race, but the Rutlerss never
lost their grip on it. In the amateur
events Ed. Fichtner, of Louisville, was
most prominent, winning the two
thirds mile open and the one and five
mile state championships. Summary:
First race professional, one-third mile, ma
tional championship-Fir heat Cooper, Kim
ball, Allen Becker. Time, IA is. Second
me Tbed Ses R efy co0 C
lahan, Coulter. Time, "A %. Final, Tom
Cooper won, Owen Kimball second, E. c.
Bald third; Time, "A rs. Allen, Becker,
Gardiner, Callahan and Coulter also ran.
second race, amateur, one mile, state cham
pionchip-Ed. Fitchner won, Carl Thome
Letter, G. nj. Asher P. j. Bornwasser, E. J.
Daubert, Stuart feathers, V. Dupre, C. o.
Updike, w. Seaton, j. s. Mitchell and H. F.
Third race, quarter mile, national cham
pionship professionals and amateurs-First
heat, Schrein, Toledo; Oldfeld, Toledo Allen
Tom Cooper, Kennedy. and Hofer, of st. Paul
Time, :32. Third heat first half, Zeigler and
Gardiner. Time, 81 3-5. Third heat, second
half, E. g. Johnson ard Con Baker. Time,
81 3-5. Final, Tom Cooper won, Lou Gala,
han second, A. D. Kennedy third Time, 80
Arthur Gardiner, Otto Zeigler, Fred Schrein,
Barney Oldfieid, F. H. Allen Charley Hofer
b.: c. Johnson and Con Baker also ran.
Fourth race, amateur, two-mile open-First
heat. Thome, McKeon, Danbert Stevens, of
philadelphia; Middendorf; Time, $50 s-5.
KAN; Howard, st. Louis; HattersIey, St.
Louis. Time. SOB Third heat-seaton, Kolb,
Goshen Ind Peabody. Chicago; Ewing,
body, Chicago won; w. H. Seaton Louis
vile second; Karl Thome, Louisville, third
Time, 5:o4. b. ]. Daubert H. W. hidden
Keen, Greenville; B. B. Stevens, Philadel-
phia; Frank L. Eberhardt, Salina, Kan; J.
j. j., Howard and F.. r. Hattersly, St. Louis;
G sa kolb. Goshen, Ind; Albert J. Ew
ing Nashville, also ran.
F1Ith race, professional. one mile, tandem
First heath. G. Clark and j. B. Bowler
ond Time, 2:13 rs. j. F. Sta;buck and W.
e. Becker, Willie De Cardy and e. Prince
also ais started Second heat-Tom and Nat But
Ter hrst, Ray Mcdonald and E. c. Johnson
second. Time, 2:1O. j. F. Staver and Iii
Winsett also ran. Final heat-ButIer broth
ers won. L. G.. Johnson and Ray Mcdonald
second. Bernhardt and Schrein third. Time,
214 80. Clark and Fowler and Stayer and
Winsett also ran.
sixth race, amateur, two-thirds mile. open
First heat, Lum, Alabama; Bornwasser and
n
ner Hattersley, st. Louis; Howard ST Louis.
Time. 1:5O is. Third heat Samburg. Port
Huron: Ingraham Dixon, ILL., Eberhardt kan
sas Time. Ia AS. Fourth heat, Peabody.
Chicago; Cummings, Springfield, o. Lou Co.
burn, ST. Louis. Time, al Final. p r
Fitchner won, Karl Thome second G. q In.
graham third. Time. lbs 40 Bornwasser
Lum, Howard. Hattersley, Sanberg. Fiber
hardt, Coburn, Peabody and Cummings also
ran. ~
Seventh race. mile, National Championship
First heat, Akery, Bald. Callahan, Schrein.
Time 2:N 4-5. Second heat Tom Butler
Zeigler. Kimball, Kennedy. Time 223 a.
Third heat Tom Cooper, w. Coburn, Gard
iiner, Stevens. Time 2:32 40 Final, Tom But
Ter won, Willie Coburn second Louis Gala
nan third. Time 2:02 3-5. r. c. Schrein. n
T. Bald, Akers Zeigler. Kennedy, Kimble
o. l.. stevens, Gardiner Tom Cooper also ran
Eighth race FIVE miles, amateur state
won. Stuart feathers second, H. W. Mid
dendorf third; time, 1850 As. Bornwasser
Daubert, Dupre and Robert Asher also ran
Mitchell Thome and Cohen fell. Mitchell
breaking collar bone; others bruised, rot
seriously.
Ninth race, professional one mile omen.
First heat-Becker, Bald Kennedy; time
2:27 rs. Second heat-Sanger, Mcfarland
Rigby, of Toledo; time, 228 3-5. Third Feat
Ziegler, Gardiner, Butler; time 2:32 So.
Fourth heat-Callahan. Eaton, Wells; time
2:44 3-5. Final-Arthur Gardiner won, Wal
ter Sanger second. Tom Butler third E. c.
Bald fourth; time POI, worlds record for
single paced; A. D. Kennedy w E. Seeker.
F. A. Mcfarland, F. B. Rigby e. s. Aker
Otto Ziegler, c. S. Wells, J. Eaton, Louis
Vail Ior ais