The morning times., 1896-10-06
is and then that nnga.y rider and into

this and then that nnEasy rider and into
the turn 10 home, eacn ,seined a possible
winrer, but Cooper on his Monarch" MP.
set ali calculations OF the experts by rld-
inS "A ssprnLits race 10 the finish eruS sing
the tape the close margin or wncci
ahead OF Gardiner second and lie half
wheel ahead or Bald. II was a bruisins
finish and M agnficent exhibition OF
Skill anu headwOrk. Tine. 4:o1 10.
As q fitutg Iina!e 10 Il spienaiA success
came the finu! heat in the twCmiie handi
| cap aTuateur. a. Al .pruiitipg iy, the example
Of their foster brethren, III, professionals,
| in the same class race, this, toJ was naup
Il brui>ing one, full OF exciting leads and
snlenmq ncaawork. Ihls again brought
| together Schade and Sims. as If for one
| final chance To prove superiority OF class.
ana tins tlme urd sims beuf out sebade.
Schade was scratch man, and his. cpiD-
petlturs We're strung out from 20 10 500
yards ahead OF him. To the stand once
around, Sims, sChade, and Wilson Were
bunchel' ut the second turn Schale led
Sims, and iii the third, BAH crcpt anh led
all. IN the fGurth conunuiIs were llic
same, except that the buhch WAS ialiins
| back. ana The Cracks we've going ahead
| i'll their work OF cutting down lcaus, until
Sims led the bunch and seemed likely To
| held IL. Gradually scbade wound through
his field and moved II down. tcminE
into the homestretch for the last unic,
much to the surprise Of oil and 10 the
chaErin Of SchaGe's and sims ana BAH
frieuds Wilson broke through and away,
| leaving his field and SORROW behind. and
crossed the line in "A ereae rnish, amid
| tumuituoas applause u wlhnsf ny iegng,n' g
Al 1-5.
The prizes Were, OF course, cash to the
| professionals, and diamond scarfpibs, ana
rings and sleeve buttons 10 ffst ana sec
ond, and in several events TO tllrd men
so ended the greatest sporting success
| OF The local season and the great l.. A. w !.
mccuDr Is now only 4 memory whfch VIII
| be awakeDed over and over again during
the winter by riders and the Spectators
who were fortunate enough To he present
Following are me summaries;
ii. W. Hickey, second Z. =. Gee, thld.'
Time, 2; ~ ! D minutes,
Mile open, professionaiIFirst hcau~"o
| by i ON C0oler.. h L. McCurdy, second;
| James c. Bowler, third. Time. 22e.src-
ond ncal Won by L. G. Bald; Arthur Gardner,
| second; C a Cuurch, ,nIrd. finlc.s 80 S-f-o.
Ensi ,hra w9q Ti by Asld GsTSn'f 95 sse9@e e99e'
Fred scnade; ii. W, ci6ln, seccp',;; eieo orge
hsl @ Is%s ,isf;S sss sE e; saseee- ssgee@
ond; W. E, sims, llard; Time: SOS !; s-5 .,
son, third :. .Iipes .2i23 10.
Two, thirds mile open; profeSsion15llsaWon
sGird' ny BALI 4i@s, SsePs5s4 "a .yss1s' = = aif
oDe-mile tandem-Won by II. z. Greer
| ana George Z. Sniith; George y ball amt
Two.miie hanCiicap; irfnatenr--First heat
won by A. c. Morin, 20 yards; George
| 5. Ball, go yards; second. II. W haferster,
| 200 yards, third W. L. Crist, ~ yafus'
fourth. william Lantz, bU wards, Ilfi,- :
| Time, 4:il. second heat won by r. a
Scllade, scratch; l.. l.. Nilsson. oU !afdS,
second; William sims. 90 yards, third;
| l. Dodge, l % yards, fifth. Time, 4:49 30.
Final won by Wilson; ilardester, secohd;
Sims, third. Time, 4:5l 10.
| lwo-miir han,uci,p, professional, won ny
Tom Cooper Arthur Gardner. second; Bald'
| third All scratch. Time 400 10.
| Claud Leathernury. oI Baltimore, paced ny
| n tandem, made Il half-miie against time
The olIiccrs Of the day who managed the
| great success were: -, -,
! Referee, h. f. Simpson: judges, W;
Robertson. l.. b. Graves, D.; L. 9 sandos' "a
| c. A. Cabrera: umpIres, j. II rawlings
Fred Moore, R. R. Burr, George" Boyd;
timers W, J. Espey f. Laseo"Ss: snnm stan,
| clerk F. +. Potts; starter. Prof. John
Crossley; scorers, W. H. Henshaw, 5: W.
| Stlnemetz: announcer, j. Hart brittain'
| surgeon, Z. S. Lothrop; handieapper, W.
| Jose.