Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09


OF the riders while Cooper was about
two lengths ahead of him with a CLEAR
track. Bald tried yainly 10 get out OF the
his elbow touched Bald twice Seeing that
they We're determined to keen him in the
pocket, Bald made no spurt and let Coop
er win, In keeping the pocket closed right
up to the finish, Jenny found 1t necessary
he coidei ~ with one ne Of Of the otliclais. lie
WAS thrown, breaking his right arm at the
Tgst and diSi9eiannT ms m i1, Is shSH!dgr
1t worth while rskIng his life to get out
Of the pocket. Callahan was second and
Jenny third.
Ray McpoGali, Anton and John s JHhn-
ySn we're ' all Sgu StateS al ne Ro"Saix on sunday
i25as9 PSaGffa RAE ~ trPs b sseons 'a at
ta ,5 se iG wae as n, oay Tomes
and Joni are iockeyinr with the Gquls
lie Amsricam nytrs are big enough they
viii sweep the pot and leave the French;
inpperai. You can't sometimes most al
ways tell what Eek IS trying to do.
\ letter was yesterday received from
Manager VIII {, Pelot, OF the Morgan &
Wright team OF flyers. dated san Antonio,
Will have the fast men Of that team who
rSHEs ar, lnelu5si Arthur Garliner Otto
I!-gler the California hyer; Cox. o'Con-
iuE amorg the cracks. Jack and Win Co.
cGit. have also asked for entry blanks and
signilied their intention Of en9min,g' nnr,s IN, The
ever held in Kansas city, grows brighter
~ seeTo,ary HUTCHINSON yssterday was va.
events, The track Will again be In shape
for training purpose. to-day
park road race at st; Louis, Startling from
tGT - Sn Ss tnu. mart fFq Of mSnS OF The
g. Louis riders. 10 help, Alex i.aIpg win
,mG Prize ne9snsshisd says that be
but that some fresh man would take him
and pace him away. As fast as he would
found, and ig This way, he Wa %as kept moy,
ing al wlinn.E$ i$ TSIIt;o TShIIt; Thr cSi:o H. LOUIS ,a
set every BIT OF The pace, refusing TO give
him any aid
The National circuit bicycle race came on
crowd, one state record was broken, that
Of the quarter mile flying start, unpaced.
by otto ZeiFlqr, IN the time OF O:2s 2-5. The
record ,fQr the quarter on this track was
lowered by W. a. Parker OF Waco Tex
@ns mlls-scr2t,h; PTotSssi99nal: s!andigF
ssa5nl sSGi' pScEgii, Coulter tiF'iiri' Time 81, -
Amateur one.fpur,h m!ie-scrqteh; stand
won; Nolan Laredo, second. Time, 0:Ss 10
one mile hl1ai' i'ap--rrofcssional; stand.
ing start. .. l.. stevens, - yards, won
n NJ. Johnson, second; l.. Mcfarland
third. Time, 90 80,
state record Quarter mile; flying start;
unpaced otto T-iEler. Time, 0:es 20.
Only one heat was run in the mile handi-
cap, professional owing TO the intense
heat,
" z, Reeker, the fast Minpeapolis man
Normanna track for a nttle trial spin on
May p and before he came away there
were fragments Of a broken record scat.
tered all over the track. The state record
Of 2ll i5 Tor one mile on dirt track
was lowered an even second, and the rider
finished strong and in good condition. The
record was made on the eieht-lap board
track, the first lap being made In Is sec-
onds the second in 81 seconds. third In 80
seconds, ana the half In 1905, riding a Syra-
| cpse, Becker was unpacei for the whole
| distance, and h.s performance cuts very
| close to the best records for the unpaced
mile. lie II being trained ior the summer
| campaign by shorty Wirtensohn. and
| under his handling is developing speed
| that ought 10 place him well up in the
| ranks Of the professional riders before the
season closes.