The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-06
NEWS OF HI wHEELMEN.
RIDERS ENGAGB IN TRAOE AND
ROAD RACES IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.

Neutrality-suspicious. Defeats undneid ut
Manhattan Bonch-Timc Prise In the Hud-
son County ROAD Race Yves ~ Alexander.
Two thousand people witnessed the second
days races Of tho meet held by the Excelsior
Boat Club OF Paterson at Manhattan Beach yes
tcrday. Both the amateur and professional
races wero we'll contested. A miniature gale
swept across the track making fast time Inn
possible, but the finishes wero close. Great In
terost was manifested In the two-milo match
race between It. &. Goodman and O.
w. Haddeld. Tho latter rode with q
109-inch gear, and expected to win handily,
but Goodman on an s0-incn gear came In strong
on the Anal lap and won In q rafting good fin
ish. Hadhold got the advantage of the start
and caught tho pacemsker. He led ct tho hrst
mile In 2 minutes 81 seconds. Coming around
on the last lap Goodman jumped to the front,
whom Hadaeld closed up and either deliberately
or Internationally ran Goodman to tho edge Of
tho upper banking. This move. however. failed
to either discourage or reduce Goodmsn's sprint,
which he maintained to the finish.
In tho novice race E. Reynolds collidod with
r. Henzos, Jr., Of Brooklyn, tho latter sustain
Ing some bad cuts and bruises. The roferoe Inn
posed some time limits In the trial heats, with
the. men failing to qualify inside the limits at
first. Summary:
n S1Sig l Srd asPS5Si sS ya R5Si'; ". P. Neville. n ssS g; 4;
100 yards, second; q. 8. Henshnw. brooklyn. 90
ss 5Ss MIR sh1sa; sg Tl%s |. 3 %ln \, 3. e Go. .s ;:SSnf S.ool,,n,
:; Lsppmsn. New York. .eeond; A. Dsnzis, New York.
ratetonl .. Magic, New York, second, 4. q.
aalf;Miis exhibition. Paced By aQund.-F.A A. Maggie.
R!yesias wseslm;n. Time. % 70 seconds; w.
York; Q. W; .Hsdneld. Newark. second. Time, 4
Twe.MHs Tandem. Handicap, A,ns.our1won BY
f iSS y s:S y: :ssssi i j. !: z i. %ss ;SS = I'd sa :: f;ip =; Y:
GTeSnwiGh %@h.oimen. 100 yards, third. Time. :
Hall Mile op n. Professionai-won BY A. Newhouse.
Buna!oI sam Brock. Brooklyn. seconds; oscar Bed.
one.Miie Handicap, Amateur-Won BY Thomas
Adamii.. rassstc, i il9 yards; J. SseaS9yo' s=6oo.iyn'
third. Time. . minutes II seconds.
Bert Ripley, tho Newark amateur, reduced tho
half.milo paced track record at Wavorly, yes
terday, from 50 TO Sc soconds. Tho performance
Occurred %Sr.,%.n at t, he race meet Of 6n tho Atala mt,
messed tho races. Tho condition OF the track,
favorable weather, and the presence Of the
the referee to place time limits on tho trial heats,
with no run-overs.
A limit Of l minute and 10 seconds was placed
won the first trial In l minute IL 10 seconds In
q pretty finish. but the event was declared no
seconds. and the referee also declared the trial
This ruling made the third heat the final trial.
and in the face OF protests from both the riders
and crowd that the limit was too stih. the race
seconds in one Of the best events Of the day.
ent and sustained what the racing men called
accomplished in the final heat proved that tho
calculations of the official were correct in plao-
The novice race was won by w. r. Speer, who
was disqualifed on the ground hat his starter
anal heat Of the half.mfle amateur handicap a
the hrst turn, two on the baekstretch, and three
on rounding the last turn. One rider, g.. w. De
Hosen, was badly bruised and suffered q dislocar
closely contested. Mcfarland rode from scratch.
he had passed all tho back men at three and q
excelient opportunity OF Whining. when MA Eaton on
In the homostretch made q sneak and crossed
the tape a bare inch in adyanee Of Mcfarland.
was clearing his field nicely when he was poek.
himself from the bunch. Dawson made a strong
effort to reach Ertz. hut could not catch him be-
Fred RIGHT. the Brooklyn rider. finished second
In the half mile race. but was unplaced by the
E Saaasa sap PiInailly t he rs sssnre his position. the
One Mile. Amateur: oPenTIwon by Ray Dawson,
Time: ) minase. is il Is seconds"
Halt Mile Noyioe-won by J. I; Bro; Newark; G.
AeA''tNs NaA. eSNShN ~ a. AAuap = tAiiN
ono Miis: Pr fes.iSnaI. Hand,sap-won by G, p.
Isy 90 ysris; SECOND; orc Maya; Erie; 70 yards.
Half Nile. Amateur. Handicap-won by A. Ellis.
sscSadi c. ~ a: Wells. H asSs@l Si. So yards, t tsird; :.
Z. Sirl. Newark. 40 yArda' fourth. Time. l minute
One MILE oge1; c Pro ssss%.t61,S .. by Jay Eaten on
fourth. Time. z MINUTES ~ E'5 seconds.
Na Tive 2S ME; A%1,su u, Handle p-won SS c n ErtS'
aIsffsnssei: 400 yards fourth Time. ! minute:
Hail. Mile. open, Amateur-won BY O: NJ, Ertr. r..
Brooklyn. third; D. satpSen. 'F newark. fourth hu'f Ti@e..
l minute 4 30 seconds.
Eaton. Larraine, 90 yards, i. A McFFsri%ad. san an JSsS.
scratch. second; otto Maya, Ere, 200 yards, third; J.
minutes 81 So seconds
BosroN. July o.-Nat and Frank Butler were
the heroes in this afternoons meet at Charles
River Pars, dividing between them two out of
race 2 S BE- wee Dt J. 7. starS suSR's and fP F: |DatuhI
WalieE was yerv easy for stnrbpck. as he gained
and caught him In 81 miles. Lesna. the
French champion. rode an exhibition two miles,
paced by a quint man ed by Callahan, Walsh,
8 IS seconds. This Is his iirst public appears
ance In America. Summary:
konburyi W. X, brinktrhon, Cambridge. second; w,
d. Pickard. koInury. third. Time. - 20 seconls
One Mile. Professionni-Won by Frank Butlgr, Cam
bridge Nat Butler. Cambridge. Sec,ud; W. Coleman.
Boston, third, Time, . minutes 10 i5 seconds,
Two Mile Tandem Handicap. Amuteur-Won by W.
D. Pickard. B1ston, andGA. Z. barlow. Cambridge, 100
yards; G. A. Mckenzie and W. =. Lupton. Boston, 10
yards. second; J. A. Lynch aud W. +. voge, Jamaica
seconds.
Ono Mile Handicap. Profesaional-won by W. 8.
Reynolds, Hyde Para, 30 yards; J. Nadeau. keene. N.
y 80 yards. second, Howard 4. Mosher. storm King
yar.s, fourth. Time. 2 a minutes 9 10 seconds.
fnrrult hAce-Frank Waller. Dayton vs.. J. r. Star
Duck. limit ten miles. Starbuck caught Waller IN 3ls
miles. Time. Z minutes 81 lis seconds.
Throe-MHe Tandem Handicap. Prufessional-won
by Frank Mayo and W. F. saund' ~, 2i5 yards; Il,
Mclean aud A A. Mclean, Chclsea, 825 yards, SEQ.
ond, frank and Nat Butler. Cambridge. scratch. third.
Time. y minutea d 2-b seconds. scratch mems time,
o minutes 81 30 seconds.
ORANGE, July 6.-Forty riders competed In the
nye.mile road rnoG OF the West Orange Cycle
Club over the, valley road course this morning.
Fred A. Marsh finished first, with a handicap OF
z minutes. His time was 10 minutes 30 seconds.
J. ODonneli, with q handicap OF 80 seconds,
was second, and the third prize went to Walter
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