The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-23
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
SPORTING NEWS FROM TRACK
AND DIAMOND.
Brief Resume of the Events of Yes
terday, in Which Many Thou
sands of People Participated.

the well known bicyclist, this afternoon
defeated l.. A. Hachenberger, brother
Of o. B. Hachenberger, the Butter
milk Boy" in 25-mile unraeed race,
in one hour, one minute and SO seconds,
and at the same time made a new
worlds record. The race was from
standing start. for which there was no
record. but the unpaced record for fly
ing start is 1902 81 Is, made by A. F.
Sem at Louisville. in November, 1895.
Todays race was for $500 side. The
riders started from opposite sides of
the track.
The races were we'll attended and
were without accident. except a bad
spill IN the mile amateur race. He'll,
Becker, Greenlee and Roller were
thrown and Becker was so badly in
jured that he will probably be unable
to ride in the Decoration DAY road race,
in which he was regarded as a prob
able winner. Summaries:
First event, one mile, amateur or
dinaries-Robert Gerwing won, n. A.
Pippin second, J. ]. Rutherford third.
Time-S:A Is.
Second race, one mile, professional,
paced-W w. Oudkirk won. W. c.
Mills second, c. c. Collins third. Time
-2:07 Is.
Third race, one mile amateur-Rob-
ert Woods won. Henry Youngs second.
No others finished. Time-2:26.
Fourth event, one mile, tandem. IN
paced. riders starting from opposite
sides of the track-Sager and Swan
brough of Denver and Miller and Ma
comber of Pueblo rode a dead heat.
Time-2:OO 1-5.
Fifth event, % miles, match race,
$500 side-W. W. Hamilton and A. L.
henberger-Hamilton won. Time
1:01:59.
Chicago, May 22-Several thousand
cycle enthusiasts filled Tattersalls to-
night to witness the record breaking
finish on the ten lap track in the six
day 24-hour challenge intercity relay
race. The race was won by the Chi
cago team with Fred Schinneer, the 142-
hour continuous long distance cham
pion Of the world, crossing the tape
first, breaking the worlds record by 20
miles, 362 yards.
1t was the second race of its kind
ever attempted, the first being run in
Agricultural hall in London on an
eight lap track in March, 1896. 1t was
won by Tom Linton the Welsh cham
pion who covered 492 miles. The score
follows:
First squad riding from II a. m. to
p. m.-Fleming, New York, 459 miles,
laps.
Simkin, New York, ASS miles, 2 laps.
Stewart, Chicago, 459 miles, laps.
Hannant, Chicago, 45S miles. laps.
Second squad, 5 p. m. to p M:
Lawson, New York, 491 miles, lap.
Bench, New York. 4s7 miles, laps.
MacCarthy, Chicago, 49S miles,
laps.
Weage. Chicago, 493 miles. 6 laps.
Third squad, p. m. to Ii p. M:
Schinneer, Chicago. 512 miles, laps.
DcCardy, Chicago, 512 miles.
Waller, New York, 512 miles
Grim, New York, 511 miles, laps.
Memphis. Tenn. May 22-Another
large crowd witnessed the Southern
Circuit bicycle races tonight. Three
races were decided, two for profess
SIGNALS and one for local men.
Mile open, professionalism Baker,
Columbus, O., won, Bert Repine, Nash
vile, Tenn, second, John c. Chapman,
Atlanta, third. Time-2:1S.
Two miles. consolation race, pro
Winesett, Memphis. won,
wv Gustavson, Chicago. second, George
Quinn, Memphis, third. TimeE:S4
New York, May 22.-There was very
liberal attendance at the Manhattan
each bicycle track this afternoon wnen
bicycle riding was begun for the season
in the east In the professional races
Eddie Bald, the Buffalo flyer, was a
pronounced favorite, but he had to be
content with fourth honors in both the
half mile handicap and one mile race:
The winner of both events was Earl
Kiser, of Dayton. o. Summaries;
Half mile bicycle amateur-Final heat
won by William Henry Hachs, Colum-
bia university. Time-1:l3 40.
One mile open. amateur-Final heat
versity Time-3:20 As.
One mile handicap, amateur-Final
heat won by F. c. Hausman, New
Hartford, Conn, Gao yards) Time
2:23 2-5.
Half mile handicap, professional
Final heat won by Earl kiser. Day
ton, scratch: second. Ray Mcdonald,
Staten Island, 40 yards; third. ): Eat
on, Lorraine, n. J., 10 yards; fourth,
E. c. Bald, Quill club wheelman,
scratch. Time-1:02 9-5.
One mile tandem, amateur-Final
heat won by Ray Dawson and 1. A.
Powell, Columbia university. Time
PIP 1-5.
Mile open, professional-Final heat
won by Earl Kiser. Dayton; second,
A. D. Kennedy, Chicago; third, Jimmy
San Jose. Cal; fourth,
E. C. Bald, Buffalo. Time-2:1S 2-5.
Chicago. May 22.-At 1 O'clock the
score of the six-day relay bicycle race
was:
New York-Fleming, 421 miles 2 laps;
420 miles ] lap.
Chica go-Hannant, 420 miles laps;
Stewart, 421 miles laps.
THE TURF.
New York. May 22.-One of the most