The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-08

ond; H. W. Middendorf. Louisville. third.
Fourth Heated Stevens, Buffalo. won;
George II. ColIett New Haven. second; E. w.
Peabody, Chicago, third. Time, SOP.
Fifth Heat-Fred j. Morse. Chicago, won;
II. L. Cast, st. Louis, second; Charles M.
Ertz, New York, third. Time, 4:47 AS.
Sixth Heat-Bly, Of Massachusetts, who was
injured this morning, returned from the hos
pital and entered in this heat with his head
sWathed in bandages The race was slow.
Bly,, despite his injury made great race,
Fred Shade beating him out of the first place
third. Time, 513 3-5
Seventh Heated Llewellyn, Chicago, won;
Ban Dan DoIgherty; ST. Louis, second; Ellery M.
Semi three in each heat to
qualify. First Heat-There were eleven start
ers, and they soon strung out in a process
home, George Retth, of New York, jumped
away and won; I. A. Powell, second; G. H.
Collett, third. Time, 431 rs. Second Heat
Ten starters. They. strung along the track
rapidly, and with frequent changes finished
in a bunch. e. w. Peabody won. Ed Level
Ign second e. M. Blake third. Time, 4:28 3d.
Final-I: A. Powell won, E. w. Peabody
ond, Ed Llewellyn third, Charles NJ Ertz
fourth. Time, 1929 Is.
AMATEUR OPEN MILE.
two in each to qualify.
First Heat-F r. Hattersley st. Louis,
won; Ed Llewellyn, Chicago, second. Time,
Second Heat-The race was slow and the
riders loafed around. George Reith, New
York, won; H. w. Middendorf, Louisville,
ny, second. Time 1921
Third Heat-Charley Ertz New York won;
PIT 3-5.
r, Fourth Heat-W. E. Tensler, Broad Brook,
Pa, second. Time 2I4.
ea E1rsh Heat 49, A. Powell New York, won;
= Sixth Heat-E. c. Hausman, New Haven,
T Tonn' won Won; e. d. Stevens, Buffalo, second.
Seventh Heat-R. A. Miller. New York. won;
1 b; a. Peabody, Chicago, second. Time,
- Eighth Heat-Ellery M. Blake, Keene, N.
H., won; W. A. Lady,, Cold Springs, n. Y.
second. Time, 215 3-5.
=, semi-1nal, first heat w. E. Tensler won,
GG fg a. Collett second, w. A. Laduy third.
time 2;I5 20. Second heat, George Keith
third Time 2:15 2-5.
FlnaI Heat-The line covered two laps in
q procession. E. c. Hausman pulled away in
the stretch and won by wheels length.
George II. Coll second, Charles NJ Ertz third
W. A. Laduy fourth. Time, 2:O9 As.
DAYS BIG EVENT.
IN Mile open, professional, seven heats, first
Two Fir ,a f zach to %,qa qualify
Aker, Tom Cooper, Becker, Randall and
Weinig. Charles Hensell was pacemaker. On
sne hrst round he set a merry pace. The
wheel and half way round on the last Ian.
cooper dashed clear out Of the bunch. and.
IN IN brilliant squirt, landed winner. R. H.
stevenson was second. Time 2:05 80
Second Heat-Henshaw, Of Brooklyn. did
T not start; The line was Goodman, Major
Taylor, Aughenbaugh, Sanger Newhouse,
the first and second rounds. with Taylor
close up The. plucky colored boy made a
great squirt; going round the curve and com
Ing down the stretch Ike a bullet, amid the
plauo1ts or the thousands, and landed a
winner, by a length. Newhouse was second.
Third Heat-Four starters, Church. Loug-
head. Newton and Oldfeld. West was pace
maker MAKE The men rode cautiously until the
Church at his heels. In the stretch Loug-
head increased his lead trife and won;
G: Fd R; Newton on second et. Time. 2;14 -
Frank Butler, Kimban and Eaton started
A. s. Lee, of Cohoes, paced the line in good
shape. Jay Eaton. of Elizabeth, n. j., and
owen Kimball, the Louisville crack spurted
named. Time, 2:14k.
Fifth Heat-Fred Sims, of Washington.
acted as paceman. Starters were Becker,
Mosher. Coleman, Davis, Vernier, Kiser and
Coburn. Kiser kept close to the pacemaker
with Coleman at his heels The procession
K1ser in the stretch. Then the DAYTON bow
ioped away and won, Coleman second. Time,
Z:U9 20.
Sixth Heat-Bald, Wells, O. L. Stevens
Nat Butler, Brock and Repne started 1t
was a beautiful race for the entire dis
lance. In the stretch Bald who had been
lying third, shot out from the bunch like a
rocket and won by half wheel, Butler sec
ond. Time, 2:0S 40.
Seventh Heat-Nertens. Davis, Callahan
Gardiner and Huffsteller lined up with B. B.
Stevens as, pacemaker. Callahan got behind
the pacemaker at the crack of the pistol
and held the place for two laps Then -
Gardiner, the Chicago man, and Mertens
the St. Paul boy, jumped in and finished in
the order named. Time. PIP 3-5.
Semi-fnal, first heat-Eddie Bald won in
a fine squirt, Arthur Gardiner second Tom
Cooper third. Time. 2:10 2-5. Second Heat
Major Taylor made hard struggle to land
winner, but the field hunted him down, and
all hands finished in bunch with the
major third. Earl Kiser won, Jay Eaton
second. Time, PIG.
Final Heat-Bald had the pole with Kiser.
Gardiner, Eaton, Cooper and Major Taylor
in the order named There were two pace
makers. Cooper caught them, and Kiser
Bald and Taylor followed as named. There
was no change in the first lap. Hall way
around on the last lap Gardiner and Eaton
swung out from the rear, with the colored
boy at their heels. Bald come after them,
however, at a hot pace and the whole line
punched closely in the stretch. Bald forged
ahead, but little Earl Kiser fairly lifted his
wheel ahead. winning by few inches Bald
second, Cooper third. Taylor was fourth.
Time, 2:o3 1-5.