The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27

and all attempts. to revive him were futile.
Meanwhile an ambulance was summoned. but
before II arrived the injured man wac, taken to
that his collar bone was fractured and that he
received other severe internal injuries. Sum
HsNtMie Grub chemplonship-wcn BY Henry
Heber: capt John j. Corey, second, Jacob Pfotzer,
iii iiis ,nif Nile Han Handl ! %lnPiS II heat eat s %S1 by L. xswbey.
60 %ysrdsiJ, y salinser,, 40 yards, second, w. Twaits'
oIne.Miiie, Handicap.won by Louis Jeanne, 100
yards; y. Heher. 80 yards. seconds y. Oakley 90
Two III Ha ii%s s%S9%''Ss By H. i0f HsSci, 90 yards;
Louis Jeanne. 200 yards. second; H: Oakley ITO
5 minutes id seconds.
One, Mile 1]pyi,Stion RSGem9gsn only to J ,%se &c, CITY Z
waikover. No time taken.
The Triumph wheelmen held a serios Of road
races over the Valley road on Staten Island yes
terday afternoon. The track was In excellent
condition. Summary
MARKHAM. secondi Edward Williams. third. Time,
peeton, % second, =. 4. Edwards, third. Time, siai.
Two Miles, Handicap-won ~ Louie Markham.
sSs@dGn 10 5 gSrds. .S hiSF' Tine s"[ GiSs. ''''A'' "'
the Yonkers Bicycle Club was held this after
noon on tho Neppcrham avenue course. Sum-
mary:
.Two-mile Hand!eap-won BY 1. W. P.rsnss, Jr.
onds. second: @. NJ. Wine. Yonkers, 80 seconds, third.
.Fiye:mile Msniieap1won by, D Kirkpatrick. New
York. 9 minutes; L:w BsEgnet, Mount Vernon 90 70
ssSSad VI third a. Tine; ID %inn, e g 's Ss,9 A.. Hast.
hoisy. TonIers. third, Frank White. Mount vernon.
fourth. Time. 3 minutes AZ seconds.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2e.-Tho three-cornored
match race between Eddie c.. Bald. Tommie
SiSSpssTii T iss, d ss p a sSid, Ea t!fl Ri SO th tho sh na~
to-day in two heats, in both OF which he romped
h klssP's w raoe Lengths aafs1 tho 70 f arst heat At T fos e Si's Was
the d shSt he ,t 9Psne ,bot on r,a bis f5i sS .tIRr asssi
his sprint, and maintaining a lead on Bald,
gained when that rider went over the pole to tho
so6. and back &c ,S again ar:t T Kiss second s,n1,l heat ,r wns as rig int
him, while Bald, trying to pass inside Cooper on
Both heats were single paced, the first being rid
den in 2:12 2-5 and the second in 2:l6 2.5,,
al TsG s snaan not Stf iess ssSS sn 1o.ooS p ses feas ssw w the
race. Tho quarter-milo track led to more
tnmbles today than occurred along the entire
places and one man broke a section from tho
fence as he went through. A varied race pro
gramme was run. but the interest centred in
the match race.
After some preliminaries. such as the tossing
Of a coin for position on the pole and the choos-
ing of the single pacemnker to carry the men
along in each contest, Bald, Cooper. and Kiser
lined up on the tape In the order named from
chosen to pace, started ahead, and the three men
battlod. side, by side to the dangerous turn for
and Kiser followed, with Cooper trailing. At
e second position, Bald attempted to pass IN:
about to anf TALL IDF He he r %Sm1ed ' his plss q t on IN
a viii. Into the homestretch Riser had a lead.
and Bald was closing with him, when crash went
3ae t sHtir sb Front Ie of H. e witS s stS5d ,ecd Riso sS wOn
three lengths ahead Of Cooper. who slowed mp to
avoid being killed by the mass of wreckage at
1t was late when the second heat was called.
The men lined up on the pole IN the order of fin;
Coopeer. Tho pesaDus again paced and n Riser a rot
the position. while Cooper FOLLOWED and Bald
and it was the bell lap before there was any
move. Cooper prepared for the sprint and froed
started to go round the outside, but dropped
back. Cooper and Bald waited to find what
t hiseF k wss foinF fo no &c FOR a he m Risef di dp mot iata KEEP R
Bald was left a length back and. starting after
was that he started along the inside OF Cooper.
and slipping, fell in a heap on the grass. unin.
}K1it ser' w Sa' tS HSsn lengths agd H e. sse good 1907 ' e. COOPER pssG as
The two mile exhibition by Jimmie Michael
q man on the track. The summarizes:
One Mile. Open. Amateur-won by W. q. n. Greasy;
w. @. Douglas, second; A. W. 6tackhouse, third.
Time. Q minutes 80 as seconds.
One Mile. Open. Professional-won by A. G. certens.
St. Paul; Fred Loughead, Canada. second; B. b..
Stevens. Philadelphia, third. Time. e minutes 25 a6
seconds.
Two-Mile Handicap. Amateur-won by W. Leroy
Time. 4 minutes 81 As seconds.
Five.Mile Handicap. Professionalism by Glenn
Turvflle, $50 yards; W. E. Dickerson, $50 yards, Sec
ond; Chas. Turville. $50 yards. third. Time, l2 min
utes 81 25 seconds.