The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29

minutes ~ seconds. l.. Chanaud won the club
mile championship in 2 minutes 28io seconds.
Summarizes:
one. Mile chAmpionship-won by l.. Chanaud, AT.
Pupfe second, Z. schaaf third. rime, . minutes 2ela
ouarterMne Dssh-won by \, c. Fuller. F. OFT SEQ
ond. q. O. Hemingway third. Time, 81 y seconds.
yards aSHTT :. ott' ESQ Yards. .s%SSonSdf; q. Esf hSns SO yards rHS
third ns. Min TImsi . . S%inSte, ia9 S sST : %s,,r, 40 v,r,.,
l., Iosnnsr, 90 yards, second 7. BattSr6suR'. $50
yf FiHs. i MIC H. 5iRs; : WON'T {; T. Is c 'sSSsSsi 100 yards,
!. schaei, sPt yards, secendi A I, PupFs. 100 yards.
'n one. Mic consolation-woS by p' Scramer, s. Kahn,
second L. Ruth, third. Time. 8 minutes IS seconds.
A.. Il. Baer, Police Commissioner Avery Il. An
drews. w.. L. Bridguman, Judge Charles b.
Depew, Recorder Con-, and Alderman Frederick
Ware OF New York have consented to act az
Judges Of the bicycle division OF the Saratoga
pred5S and tho bicycle division EI'' viii be-
Unique. Fred Ellor and Peter Fisher OF New
One hundred, OF The Harlem whceimen will also
be here. John u; Yates OF New York will ride
t MiII "hli1sI lH The bicycle "t Brigade dew viii ! p bs S MSmea
by a full band on wheels.
TRENTON, Aug. 2s.-wiIiam Spree of Brook.
Ign won the twenty ayc-mile road race on tho
Princeton.Lawrenceville nlncodam road this
afternoon: He time y EaS sdlnon hour 7 minGtcs and
second, covering the course in | hour Z minutes
and 81 seconds, Both beat the lryington.
onds, held BY Monte Scott, spree had a Ihsndi-
! cap OF thirty seconds and Rogers OF one minute.
N MS 4 t is;GoV we're psF'tHsnis s,y Si riaSss. The the course G"Ss: Is Is
six and a quarter miles long, on u smooth
p%scadamizea road: in a billy country. viii an
PRIZE mlPs.1 a $5 SSt diamond FOR Sreakins the irvlnFton:
Miiieuf 4. rSSf Tonson Of New 1iSrion wi n h hssU i%p
OF Ave and one.hnlf minutes. took third place
In l hour II minutes SO seconds.
DETROIT, Aug. 2s.-Jimniy Michael, who has
started training for his attempt to break all rec
ords, from one mile to u hundred, broke tho Ave.
the hve.milo event his time was as follows:
Ono mile. / minute 90 Is seconds; two miles. 8
seconds; four miles, I minutes ~ 40 seconds, and
i've miles. v minutes Is 10 seconds.
The record for the distance on any track Ia 8
Then he went for the worlds mile record on a
auarter.mile track and made the circle four
i conditions were favorable except a slight wind
down the back stretch. A. J. Stewart broke the
state amateur q9 Var mi n neo, record N wa @s n 4o
by John Hart in 9 minutes "a seconds. In the
mile open, professional, 9. =. HNskins OF Glove.
2 minutes S& seconds.
BOSTON, Aug. 2s.-willinm A. Brady wit
messed the Lesna.Starbuck match at Charles
River Park this afternoon. and at the close ex-
pressed to NJ. Pognon. Lcsnas manager. his
willingness to back Lesna for 10000 against
Jimmy Michael. the race to be run of at Man
haitian Beach Sept. 25. He would back Starbuck
also for tho same amount. Both men accepted
his offer. Dave Schafer has been communicated
with and the local men say he will accept and
grange for tho match; John s; johnson and
mile heat race, best two In three, paced by
singles. McDuffee and Hamilton have q match.
probably at five miles, paced by big machines,
for the same day.
DENVER. Aug. 60. b. Hachenberger. tho
"Buttermilk Boy to-day rode to Evans and
return. 100 miles, unpaced, in 5 hours and 10
minutes. establishing a new bicycle road record.
He started from the city at 4:lO A. NJ, and ar
rived at the starting point on his return Mt 9:25.
He was regularly timed. and the record is official.
1O0-mile amateur bicycle record here to-day.
His time was 4 hours SO minutes 8 seconds.
MoNrCLAIR, y. j., Aug. 2s.-The coasting con.
York. Long Island, and New Jersey was held
over the Cedar Grove course this afternoon.
The road was in a fair condition.. but there was
q slight wind blowing in the face and at the left
eighteen that started in the first trial that man
nged TO get over the short incline at the 1900
foot mark. In the first trial J. A.. Whitseleys
led the bunch OF eighteen starters by coast
close second with GA feet. The second
trial resulted in Woodward coasting 6.476 feet.
Woodward also led in tho third trial with
6.46l feet. In the final trial the contest was
William Thurman, Chicopee Falls. second,
GAP feet u inches. Woodward. who was the
favorite, punctured his tire at about 700 yards
from the start. The tandem coastinR contest
Greenwich Wheelmsn. BASS feet; Frankenstein
brothers OF New York, second, with 1910 feet.