Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-28

Another large crowd witnessed the final
races OF The Peoria meet yesterday after
noon. The weather was fair and track
very fast. Two records were broken. The
principal record was the mile professional
open. which was won by Tom Cooper. of
Detroit with Sanger, Of Milwaukee. Sec
ond. II. c. wood, of CHICAGO. reduced the
to S Is. a. c. Van Hess and q. g.
bteker Of Chicago. reduced the world, :
halt mile tandem record from % seconds
frofessional--One mile. 2l3 class. j.
Griehler, Minneapolis, won; =. y Anier-
wa. third Time, iii is.
REPRESENTATIVE mile handicap. j. T..
G.rieelsr' Minneapolis wen; CharleS Hofsr,
;hfdi Time. t0lai lia:si Is. -Ne'''"'' ~ '"fNS'
Amateur; one mile: state championship.
S-fS, tR-rd Tlme' flnH" .ss Is. i"s'""""'' DNo"'
Cooper. Detroit won; Otto zeieier, San
Franciseo. second; Charles Hofer, 81. Paul.
Amateur three, mile handicap, II. F.
Frische, 200 yards. won; n. +. swanson.
:;i yards. second, c. n. Bandy. 2io yards,
Profess!.9nal: one mile open. Tom Coop
cr won w. + Sanser. second: Otto Zeig-
ler third \. c. Mertens. fourth. Time.
iondoP Iuge ;mAi! ii, Herns Hill, Hin r. r.
Ute ais: an and $; ssc.Has .s'i7& U.s.. ''+
Jus. how Miss. Se,,ie c. Morris, and
zach other. history saye;h not. Miss. Nor,
Q; Coi'nei Z. c. .s,ahl, can reel off his six
" or seventy miles day without turning
Ferhars they rode she same make of
bicycle, and so found common interest
w001nE
a:wRssl. and an tound i 50 piSassni tha, they
concluded, 10 Join wheel: and fortunes and
wed make Hne tandem, suggested
young Stahl. one day. and she hlushed and
SAID i might be very nice II she could
Young Stahl dcuurred. and It was finally
agreed TO leave that question 10 the fut-
ure. But" he added, I'VE will be mar
Pastor George II. lncraham, of the Fifth
Presbyterian church. Trenton, was chosen
a century run and when they stood before
him in the brides home, she in bewitching
orange blossoms and tulle; he in knee
trousers and goltnE stockings-and the
minister blessed them on their iSurnEy
as handsome pair as one would care to
see.
At Paris yesterday Murphy covered 80
meters in . seconds. flying start establish
ing new worlds record.
The fifteenth annual race meet OF the
Kings County Wheelmen was held at Man
haitian Beach track yesterday afternoon.
1t was estimated about 9.orp persons were
present. The one mile profess sional scratch
race was hotly contested and Eddie Bald
had to take third place behinA Tom But
who finished first and second, respectively.
The finish of the two mile professional
handicap was most exciting. Tom Buffers
and tuck pumping for all they were worth
down the street h, but Butler outrode Bald
and beat him out by less than half
one nile novice won by W. II. Ross. X.
One mile, Greater New York champion
Hshh by z. 5. Henshaw. n. w, New York.
one one mile professional. final. won by Tom
81 Bara!o o.he' Y. +. fhirSd. T1 Time. !ns ' i.5 "
one mile handicap amateur, final won by
Jersey. Time, zoo 3-5.
Two mile handicap, amateur final won by
George Reth. Harlem Wheelmen. Time.
one mile exhibition, e 7. Earle. Kings
County Wheelmen, paced by quad. Time,
mbriigeport Mass.: +, c. Bald (scratchl.
second; l.. y. Callahan, Buffalo, third.
Time, AS
J.. II. Hooker. Jr.,, Kansas City's, fas.
profes sioual, has decided that 1t VIII not
ray hin 70 take in the state meet at
Ainbsrly on July I, since there are only two
races on the programme and
hotn of those are hnndicaps. Instead, Joe
viii 10 to Lincoln Nsb.. for the meet there
pn July and I. where there are seven
professional ev.rts on the two days pro-
granme Joe ought 20 win some OF the
money az Lincoln, as Mccall and Freder--
lrks1n, Of Omaha, and R"ddy Maxwell Will
b. the hardest men with whom he Will
have 70 competf, and he has demonstrated
alread. that hn IL at the least their equal.
Harry schIl!lnR a popular member Of the
Kansas CITY Cyclists, will tomorrow morn
lrg a. . O'Clock start out on long trip
3 y neel through the West and Northwest.
gcnll.ing Intends to spend mis- entire sum
rrrr IN the wheel. Hls hrst objective point
vii be Denver via the roads along the
~ lon Pacific. and from Denver he viii
probably wheel northwest through Utah
ana may 70 as far as Yellowstone park be-
fore he starts for home.
The Kansas city Cyclists, commanded by
Captain Warren, will 40 to Indian creek
this morning on fishing excursion. The
start will ne made from The club house at
: O'Clock and the boys will take It easy in
covering the twelve miles. They don't ex-