The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-01

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a 1ns a ME d e. pOSsmwSS 9 s = ss TsSI RCT S1. in i E.,i.,
GA. Moshef, second. Time, a.5s.
One Mile, andem-wo by d. o. Makean and 7. J.
TTc.,Sns III John eouricy and G. Nj, Mccoy. second.
TsoMls, openNwOn Sy 2. o. MAtcan; D. 8.
SAG HARBoR, May 31.-The Catholic Club Of
this place held field sports at the Park Grounds
g. Worth Of Southampton. Following him
within a few inches at the finish was Thomas
finished and while still under full speed the two
wheels collided and Worth. was thrown to the
ground. His forehead was badly cut and one Of
and was removed to the American Hotel, where
In about twenty minutes he came to. The doc
tors In attcndance do not consider his condition
critical. His wheel was smashed. Howard was
badly, shaken up, but not otherwise injured, and
his wheel escaped harm.
BosToN, May 31.-Eddie Bald. Tom Cooper,
and Earl Kiser met, in the professional events
meet at wsltham, and Eddie Bald demonstrated
that he has regained some Of his old-time form
thlnkD Ti.t5rc<rfGE, ana III MT TCLfff, ira BIZ
EiS event; kiser put up a great struggle against
finishing but two inches behind him, after one
OF the greatest spirits ever seen on the track in
i the nile b,r open. In II the mile handicap Id Bald al;
the meet Bald rode an exhibition paced milo in
One Nile, Novicenwon by O. A n. pet..,, porchs,.
ter; =. J. Rogers, Melrose. second; q. l. Williamson.
South Boston. third. Time, 2:2p.
Ono Mile, A, c. c, Amateur Cham pionship-won by
Robert urqushart. Eagle Cycling club, Boston: James
Clark, Press Cycling Club. Boston, second; F. N. Hag.
sesst z, w w,n : RAM cycling c,ob; th!5d: Finn, a;2t t,..-
Cincinnati; Eddie BALD. Bunalo, second; Frank 4.
Gateiy. Roxbury. third.
BisRe. Keen 20. 4 Z A.; W. A i, DsRis. Ss%br "a sl soson q;
robert urqnehhrt; third, Time, 40 50.
Bunslo; Earl ki:er, Cincinnati. second; Major Taylor.
steenson, Dayton, 40 ysrdsi Prank Butler. Cam.
s. ssS gssa o. third, EITs'i E :sfp Riser T. c Il SS11aa Icu Hi~ T Ti%s.
Half Mile, MandicsP. Am.tsar-wen By Brad
chester. 20 yards. second; George I. Rowland. Dor,
yssss; .foaIss h. I.%o' los 4 is. ssG" .ofsio Gaiin:| sin e.
one Mile. Amateur-Now England intercholas.io
sSoooti: Boston, n. /. Well, Pfhliiip., Andover, second
third. Time, 2:s4.
w. @. smcdley of the Calumet Club won tbs
eleventh, annual, road race OF tho associated
cycling clubs, making tho run from Wheeling 10
miles, In ] hour. z minutes and I2-5 seconds.
smedley had q handicap Of 10 minutes. tho
finished q good shape, and ten minutes later
was chatting With friends. He had trained
twenty:irs Hei is 81 years Of age. and 5 feet
81 inches in height.
The time prize Is between James Levy of the
Chicago Club and Harry OrBrien Of the LAX
View Clarendon Club. 4 protest has been nled
against Levy for foul riding.
John Hudson OF the Lake View Cycling Club
won both time and distance prizes In to-dAy's
Cycling Association. He reached the tape
at Electric Park, starting from Wheel.
ing. in ~ minutes / second. Tho dis.
tance was 1874 miles. Shortly before
sighting tho goal Hudson punctured his
tire and It looked as II he would lose, but he
made a marvellous squirt and beat Merrill and
Wolfgram, who had passed him, by IL seconds.
When he stopped a nail was found sticking
through the rear tire OF his wheel.
Mayor Harrison watched the finish Of the Cook
County race and then rode his wheel to Garfield
Park and cheered Smedley.
The Crescent Wheelmen's meet scheduled for
Plainfeld was postponed, owing to adverse
weather.