New-York tribune., 1897-12-08

.red 7s1 miles and laps in forty-forr nSuds III II
he 70 M msS M.r and Vas laps ePPsded with
res and laps and was. as snnounced 81 miles IS
ahead oi ,bsse performances but what are they going
a. AZ about it,? They may think NAV 'he 'tacK
ts short or that the scorers are renlss' o"' they
can't prove IT,
. HALE DOING BETTER AND RICE WE'LL.
1u,,us tho Swiss, who lives In Brooklyn. Is an
o,ber pucky rider who deserves All the applause
he gets He is troubled with iacerated MP
caused by broken spokcs in a COLLISION In othef
respects he Is In good condition. and when going
80 bis font in the afternoon he vaulted over the
auips ike a hurdle jumper and then ran up the
s,airs ,hree AZ q time Gray. the coiored man. IS
little sore and stiff. but he says tnat ne Is 'i.i a.
right and will remain In the race ana a'tciPt 10
heal the record made by his coored Iifai' MdJOi
S,ephane left his wheel for the hrst eXtenneg 20
rsTio6 a. /, n m yesterday and then ne was OIL
he only mnqea ,bsn he did on Nor
Sav and he did his work in better siyle tnan INA mas
The case spSs s"anSS aSS hnf hs ss are
confi9ien than ever that ne VIII WIN tne ~
Is well esreG ssread 100 tc nome At p started off
on sprint and II was announced tnat th ne mao rsh
during the day coming from the rear to ari tnrd
place Golden the veteran PcdGsti'S hl wort Nijier
jnmps into that wonderful sprint Of MS at resua b
and he t Is that deGaTd sar Of hne RVerre
is trnubied with bad knee, hut ne believes ne
w be yong @se 'f nss R rdeS as veil as the
Bosnor rides as straight as arrow and bring
up the & Teal Misr and tho other leaders Miller
takes lively interest in sehinneer and pulled aim ana
up two miles. Moore also shows improvements anu
he may yet finish near the leaders
MICHAEL OIIT ON THE TRACK
August Lehr one Of the German champions Is
expected TO arrive to-day. and he may give an
exhibition In the course OF the week Chase' '"e
English rider, appeared on the track yesterda! anu
made an excellent impression. He sprinted arouhn
e-l.1 111 >ho 1fain
soon left behind. and shortly afterward thase
drew away from Bald and he was loudly applaud
ed He Is a little fellow. not much bigger IMAM
Michael but he ride Ike the wind iaSioie
one Of the French middledstance champions
rode exhibition mile in 2;l1 and reneaieo ovt NJ,
did a mile in o:1s -
The appearance OF Michael on the track. how
ever was TO the crowd one OF the most interest,
ing features Of the evening and be was was greer r
hbiton ride OF 1--WE miles. IIe was paced by two
tandems AMI trple; MichaeI was said 70 nnve
and Fred Hoyt OF Springfield. had some exciting
heats Of mile each Hoyt captured ths hrst hss,
second nd bv three inches in s:5s II, Hoyt won the
third heat but the ors4es 9ca he ad rane s ridden over
again Hoyt then won for the third time nut ~ ~
announced that the race % won1 nave ws. 20 only
$50 Hoyt certainly earned his money He finally
"o 0 " RabcocS. OF New-York. defeated 4. J.
Latham Of . Lake George in straight mile heats !"
2:20 As and 2:24 rs.
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY
A Nttl. diversion was created soon after O'Clock
Yesterday morning by Enterman falling from hi'
wheel Some careless attendant. or perhaps some
rider had spilled some coffee near the Madlsoh-
ave entrance and Enterman ran into II. MS ma
chine slipped and the crash resounded through the
Garden Every ybody made rush ior me co. a 80
hut En,e-man was up in a minute. thahks 10 ,, III.
spry attendants. He was not hutt IN III ,ed
the handiebar OF MS whee, Was Somt two ninutes
This is the first time that any ihishaP mas ~
him IT, this race ma. ,,rr,shsd
bv Waller He went OFF the track al ~ c.oSn, -
and returning after his hearty meal caIleu 10 W n,r
trainer for something to smoke md Key chteS w.
and handed 10 him as he sped by. / ne .aneis , 80 o.,
the other stalls could ond hardy smoSe Desse in Waer
wake lie smoked like furnace Iiis rest OF an al,
hour and forty minutes, however lost LOT MIN 'ne
The hour between and a. m. was enlivened by
n brush between Elkes. Waller and Miller Inc
mile and then Waller sPrang 10 the fore ana s'ayea zee
there He was in surley mood, and insisted that
were not 2sd HssPnJE 6o % getting the
credit for IT, I've been robbed OF two miles and u
I don't get them I'll quit" said the irate German.
Tn not only trying 10 beat the other TaeF' ou' 'ne
He talked in this strain for about twenty minutes
but this was mild for Waller. in Washing on last
sprng he iurnped from his wheel and struck
scorer Rice Miller. Schnneer and E.kes, who were
bunched with him. enjoyed the affair immensely
and whistled the 'Marseaise" for him. This they
diversified by shrieks OF "Allcz and 'Vite! Vite;
years race was out Of this contest before daybreak
yesterday He announced that bis hips and legs had
failed. and left the track His handlers uied to
grown worse instead OF better and his trainer oici
ally declared him on, OF the race.