The herald., 1897-08-07
!. A. Callahan, Buffalo, second; time,

L. A. Callahan. Buffalo, second; time
2:13.
Fourth heat-Earl Kiser of Dayton, o.
crossed the line winner after a pretty
spurt; C. R. Newton, second; time
2:15 2-5.
The first semi-final in the one-third
of mile open amateur was pulled off
the first three to qualify.
First heat-E. w. Peabody, won; w
H. Fearing second; Club Nelson, third;
time. 43 1-5 seconds.
Second heat, mi-final-Edward
Llewellyn won; John S, Johnson, second;
A. B. Goehler, third; time, AZ seconds
Third heat, semi-final-J. A. Powell
won; F. j. Morse, second; r. o. Miller
and A. M. Zmbrick dead heat, third;
time, AZ 2-5.
The next event was the final heat In
the one mile championship professional
Loughead came on like a flash WHEN
near the finish and crosses the tape a
wheel ahead of Bald, with Kiser close
third. Time, 2:0S S-5, breaking the state
competition record of 2:044-5.
The semi-finals of the one mile nation
al championship amateur was the next
event, first three to qualify.
First heat was won by E. W. body.
II. w. Middendorff second, Charles
Mertz third; time, 2:1S.
Second heat wcu by John S. johnson,
Worcester, Mass; Ed Stevens second,
j. B. Howard third Time. 2:09.
The next event was the final heat in
the one mile 2:05 class professional. tt
tus fell out in the first lap. Mertens won,
Butler second, S,mms third, Mcfarland
fourth. Time 2:11.
The final in the one mile champion
ship amateur was then called. There
from Stevens, Middendorff taking third
place. Time, 2;16 2-5
The final of the quarter mile cham
pionship professional was the next event
called. Cooper jumped off in the lead
After they had gone forty-five yards
Randall took the lead and terrific clip
was set. In the stretch Cooper, Lough
cad and the others came with a rush all
abreast The pace was kept up to the
tape. Loughead won, Cooper second
Randall third. Time, 0:S2.
Final one-third mile open, amateur
The nine men got away in bunch. At
the tape it was puzzle to pick the win
ner. The race was given to Llewelly of
Chicago, Fearing, New York second,
c. Nelson third. Time 0:43 3-5.
F. A. Mcfarland, scratch man in the
sixth heat of the two-mile handicap
profession was, allowed to start in the
finals, having claimed that he ran a
dead heat for third place.
Final two mile handicap, professional,
IS starters-On the first lap there was
spill and two men stopped. The rest of
the men pedaled hard and at the first
mile the men crossed in bunch. On the
last lap all were together and in danger
of a spill The turn into the stretch
three riders drew away and made the
run for home. Mcfarland, scratch, won;
Fred Loughead, scratch, second; J. A.
Newhouse (25 yards )third; o. L. Stevens
GO yards) fourth; C. A. Church Gao
yards) fifth; w. c. Sanger, scratch,
sixth. Time, 4:44 2-5.
Final, two-mile amateur handicap Is
startersE. c. Hausman GO yards) won,
R. A. Miller, scratch, second; c. w.
Crick Gao yards) third. Time, 4:30.
TACOMA SECEDERS
TACOMA, Aug 6.-Racing Journeys
in connection with the L. A. w. are in all
likelihood a thing of the past. A new
organization, known as the Tacoma
Race Promoters association has been
formed and has asked sanction from
the California Associated Cycling clubs
for its first meet.
Today Chairman Dorr of the racing
board prese ented his resignation to the
chief consul of the L. A. W., and'will join
forces with the new club.