Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-06

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lana was the other scratch man with
janice a. Church, on tho forty yard
line. F. II. Ksmmerst, tiity-fve yarcs
puI Frand NJ. Dampmsn,a 225 yard.
Charles A. Church, won; q. y. Welis,
niney yurjs, sec1ho; o. Il. Stevens,
seventy yarde, thirc. Time, 4's2.
The next eveat was the ont -.hlrd
mile omen to amateurs to be run In ten
heats, fl rat two to quality.
Firft heGt--Ed LIewellyB, Chicago
wen; Fred II. Rattersiey, 81. Louie,
eeconu. limo IS seconds.
Second heat - John 8. job nson,
Wofc' ster, Mass, won; A. b. Goeh.
Ter, Buffalo, seco d. Time as 2.5.
Third hee,-R)y Dhws. N. Boonton,
N. j., won; J. J. r, Howard, st.
Louie, ssconJ. Tune AZ 2-6.
Fourth hoat-F. p. GaslaiG or, A len
nwn, Pe., wor; Aiber, Baem.n,
PnilsdeIpnis. socon. Time IS 30
Fifth hsal-R. A. Miller, New
York, second. Tine a IS
SIKH hest--E, d. Stopuens, Buffs-
10, N Y. won; FRED. J. Morsr. Chlcn.
20, sacouu. Tune dS 2 g.
Seventh hoat--1 A. Powell, New
Ter, second. Tine a.
n. h, won; VIM. H. Fearing, Now
YORK, second; time d rs.
Ninth heath Charles Coleman,
Scranton, WOO; joe. p. Rogers, Phila-
delphia, secUn. time, 40 8.
Tenth heat-E. w. PEABODY, Chi.
cage. WOO; Club N.lsjn, Springfield
Mns., seoon, time 45.
The third event wa' the quarter
| mile, championship professional, and
wac run in five heats, winners only
10 qualify. All the cracks were en-
| tered In the first heat. Me jor Taylor,
| the cJlored crack from Massach useits,
| took tho leau. Tom Cooper, OF Detroit,
| kept at b Ia hesls aud won by wheel'a
length. Tune, 81 2 5
BscRer, iIoughe eau and Newton lined
up for the second heat, which L. IL
mead, the ODtnrio boy, won by three
leugths. Time "a Q 8.
Etdie Bald, A. e. Mertens OF st.
Paul, o Il. Sieve, 8, OJumwR, Iowa.
anu Harry West Of p iiisGeiphia
stattoI In the third heat. Bald won In
| beautiful suurt. Time 81
The fourth heat was n splendid dash.
Ar hur Gardiner OF Chicago won IN
| 80 l.5 seconds with j. A. Newhou o;
Buffalo at his pedals anu a. Ia. Blown
Tue n tn heat was repetition OF the
| 'ourth with W. Nj. Rsndsli OF Rochts.
ter better wiuuer IN 80 b Barney
| Ouflelj we length uenind aud
| owen s. X mball Of Louisville q gOUu
| .hifc.
Tn fourth event was the two.mi lie
| handicap, amateur, frat three to
| qualify. Ii was run in six heals and
ABOUT seventy were entered. The
| tirsi heat was Fl W until the finish.
q. w. Crick, A. yards, Sinking
! Springs. Pa, spuutd and wDn 10y
Nneeps length; Ere Schadr, scratch,
econJ; Wa. &. LEGO mpte, 50 yatde,
thiri. Time, As.
Second hseI-W. A. Lidue, 20
yards, won; A. ID. Gnehlen, scratch,
Sc onu; W. A, Lantz, 55 yards, third.
linn, $40 DO.
| THIRD neat--5ob Miller was scratch.
For mile the line kept a rapid pace,
hut in the s:cpnd they promenaded.
MIlhr won; George IL. Collect, 50
| yards, second; G. NJ. BY, 40 yaras,
lhir Time ass.
Fourth heaI--F. p. Gasla!der, ITO
yaIds, won; #. e. Haueman,20 ysIJs,
| eeeond; o. n. BabcOck. Gu yarie, Ghira'
fine, 4:34 s 5, \
FL III ueat-Ed. Liz wellyn, so yards
| won; Joseph +. Rogers, 100 ynrds,
second; Gorge ID. Van Heest, 100
yards, thirJ, time, 4:l5 4 8
SIKH heaI--E. ID. stevens won, A.
M. q mbrich, SO yarus, second; ii. w.
| NJ d endotti, 81 yards, third Time.
lime, 4:43.
The next event was the one mile
2 % class (profossionsD run in 1--we
heats, first Two TO quailil.
Firsl II 5at--Fhe pace was Glow and
! In the last Up Clinton w. Da Wis
crossed first. Nat Butler hunted him
| dow d, however, and came down In
| the reich even with Barney OijGeld,
| but crossed frat by u narrow margin,
Oldfield second. Time 2:52 2.5.
Second Hesi---They loaed for two.
thirds end Il ished easy. E. ID.
Fichtnsr won; w. e. Becker second.
| Time AZ.
Time limit was $3.50. Referee
| Gideon deci1ed no race and no run
| over.
Third hes;-POp. Dampman led the
| field and landed an easy winner. Ma
| jor Taylor, the eolored lad from Cam
bridgeport, Mass, second; time, 1893.
Time limit, 2:sO; no race and NO run
over.
l.. A. Callahan, second. Time,
| 2:25 10.
Fifth heat--This was splendid
| race. A. q. Verens was frat away
| and won by thitty-fiva yards. Ia the
bunch there was "a continusl shifting OF
| pesitiUns, and 1t was dead heat b.
ween Fred Tius anu Fred Sims for
.ecOnd. Time 2:l5 10.
At the conclusion OF this event a
| postponement WAS made until
| o'clock, when the remaining trials
| ana finsls will be run of. Tbe trials
remsinlpg are ono mile amateur
| championship OF eight heats aAd the
one mile professional championship OF
| four heats.
DEATHS HARVEST.
N ior scntt. Attorney q nnerni OF Nir.