Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-15

F1tehner, Hattersley Of ST Louis, Howard
Of st. Louis. Time: 1850 1-5. Third heat,
IN; %Ebefhardt, Kansas. fine: 1an as.
mIngs Of %sPrlneieid, Lou coburn Of st.
ono mile championship. amateur and
ITS65Sssss24ali First heat, Akers. Bald Gal
Time: 2:2S 3-5. Third heat, Tom Cooper,
W. Coburn, Gardiner, Stevenson. Time:
professional, one mile. open: First heat,
BECKER Of Chicago, Bald, Kennedy Time:
Rigby of Toledo. Time PCS 3-5. Third
heat, Zcielcr, Gardiner. Aker. Time: 2;32 3-5.
Fourth heat, Callahan, Eaton, Wells. Time:
This terminated the mornings trials. The
weather is not so hot as yesterday and the
attendance this afternoon was large. The
judges changed the decision in the third
heat OF the ninth race. professional mile
open. Tom Butler qualified instead Of Aker.
Results:
FINISHES IN THE FINALS
First race, professional, one-third Of n
Won, t{ysiG""i ki Sn6bgiP'G seeohRd. F F. G. o9 IRid
diner, Callahan and Coulter also ran.
ch0afmnpPiIo%nsfIip S: Ed FFSiTr V won Kari nirif rS home
second, w. w. Middendo third. Time
2;25. Theodore Letzler. G. NJ Asher. p. J.
bOl nv iSHflt II -. DiNlDtIli STUART LtilH-
JrS {. AI ht@PFff' ana M il. oR F. cGne en- also al: Sf ra !
Third race, quarter, mile, national cham
Tom Cooper won, Lou Callahan second,
A. r. Kennedy third. Time; O;32. Arthur
e; c Johnson and Con Baker also ran.
nn E9nrth r%GGe' p ambatSe9r' twGSs1miie, open
w. II. Seaton of Louisville second, Karl
Thqme of Louisville third. Time; 800: =.
ner Of Louisville, Ed McKeon Of G%reenviile,
y. u. Stevens of Philadelphia, Frank l.,
Eberhardt of saiina; Kan, J. J. Howard
Charles Kolb of Goshen, Ind, also ran.
Firth race, professional, one mile, tan
dem; First heat, H.; c. Clark and J. 3.
Schrein second. Time: 2:13 2-5. j. L. Star
buck and w. r. Becker Willie Decardy
Tom and Nat Butler III t first. Ray 9yV MeDo maid
and L. C. Johnson second. Time: 21O. j.
+. Staver and Eli Winsett also ran. Final
and Ray Mcdonald second, Bernhardt and
Schrien third Time: 2:14 3-5. Clark and
Bowler and stayer and Winsett also ran,
final: f.. ID. Fitchner won, Karl Thome
SS !sl o q nor C; Wa Ingraham third. Time:
tersly. sanbere, Eberhardt, Coburn, Pea
body and Cummins also ran.
pi seySn5h dT nsi:' G TSm mile Ra,,r nati @ Q e R1,1Ic
Goburn second, Louis Callahan third.
Time: 2:O2 3-5. V. C. Schrein. f. C. Bald,
Akers, Zeizler, Kennedy. Kimble, o. L..
Stevens. Gardiner and Tom Cooper also
ran.
Eighth race, five-mile amateur, state
championship: Il. ID. Fitchner of Louisville
won. Stuart feathers of Louisville second.
II. w. Middendorf third. Time: 1850 As
Bornwasser. Daubert. Dupree and Robert
Asher of Wascota also ran. Mitchell,
Thome and Cohen fell, Mitchell breaking
his, collar bone, others bruised, but not
serious.
Ninth race. professional. one mile onen
Arthur Gardiner won. Walter Sanger sec
ond, Tom Butler third, e. c.. Bald fourth
Time: POI. Worlds record for single
pacing: A. D. Kennedy of Chicago, w. Il.
San Jose, Cal, +. B. Rigby of Toledo. E. S.
Aker Of Philadelphia; Otto zeigler of San
Jose. Cal, G. S. Wells of San Francisco
J. Eaton of Elizabethtown, N. j., and Louis
Callahan of Buffalo also ran.
The racing board of the League of Amer
lean Wheelmen held another secret meeting
today, and tonight it is stated on pretty
good authority that the board has decided
to reinstate Cabanne after one year.