The record-union., 1897-09-07

One hundred yards daSh-Final heat
won By Chas. A. Sulzer, N. ]. A. c.:
Michael Donohue, Stagnes A A 90
YARDS, second; J. Fl. Maybury, Chicago
A. A. az feeD, third. Time-0:10
Sulzer won by a foot. Wefers did not
start in the final, wishing to reserve his
speed for the 800 yard race.
Two hundred and twenty yards hur-
die handicap-Won by Jerome Buck
Knickerbocker A. A. C. (scratch): A. E.
Roe. Pastime A. c. 10 feeD. second:
James Z. Fitzpatrick, N. J. A. c. 90
feeO, third. Time-0:2635.
Pole vault for hight-Won by H. J.
Petit, Elmire A. c., 10 feet 10 inch; J.
L. Hurlburt, Jr, n. Y. A. c., 10 feet
6 inches, second: Daniel Rouse, Knick-
erbocker A. c., 10 feet, third.
Special 800 ward scratch race. four
starters-Won by B. J. Wefers, n. Y. A.
Jerome Buck, Knickerbocker A. c.,
third: J. H. Mavbury, Chicago A. A.
Fourth. Time-0:31.
One mile bicycle race-Final won by
VIM Frank, Transit Wheelmen. n. Y.
$50 yards; Harry Horsford, N. J. A.
C. (scratch), second; w. Lorrence, N. Y.
go YARDS, third. Time-2:2335.
Four hundred and fortE ward race,
handicap-Won by Charles A. Sulzer,
n. j. A. C. GO yards): H. E. Marvel,
N. T. A. c., 6 YARDS, second; A. j.
Mendes. unattached N. Y. A. c. 60
YARDS, third Time-0:4925.
One mile handicap-Won by P. H.
Christensen, N ]. A. c. % YARDS:
T. J. Quinn, Y. M. C. A. of Scranton Go
YARDS, second; 7. J. McGirr, n. Y. A. C.
(scratch), third. Time4:35.
Three-wing sixteen-pound weight for
hight-Won by James S. Mitchell, Pas
time A. c., hight - feet 63s inches:
John Hertv, n. w. S. A. c., 13 feet ,
inches. second; Charles Chadwick, N. Y.
A. c., hight u feet 6 inches, third.
James S. Mitchell. who holds the
worlds record at this game, made a new
record, beating the old one by Us
inches.
Throwing sixteen-p pound hamer-Won
by r. w. Edgren, Knickerbocker A. c.,
142 feet III inches: Charles Chadwick.
N. Y. A. c., second, 1874 feet 612 inches;
J. S. Mitchell, Pastime A. c.. 132 feet
1c115 inches. third
Two-mile bicycle race, handicap
Final won by Harry Horsford, N. j. A.
C. (scratch): VIM Frank. I. w. N. Z.
020 YARDS, second; w. Terrence, N. Y.
(90 YARDS third. Time-5:01 Is.
One mile walk, handicap-Won by w.
Feiterman, Jr. N. Y. A. G. q seconds);
James Fraser, N. J. A. C. 90 seconds),
second: Edward Wear, trenton (6O
YARDS, third. Time-7:0115.
Four hundred and forty yards,
Medley race-Final heat won
by James f. Fitzpatrick, N. j. A. c.;
C. NJ. Cohen, Knickerbocl1er A. c, sec
on1. CT arles II. Hersch, Knicke rbocker
A. G.. third. Time-1:11a5.
Eight hundred and eighty yards, han
dicap-Won by c. T. Meyers. N. J. A.
c. 60 YARDS; r. l.. Eaton, n. j. a. {.
Us vards), second: w. p. Smiley, Har-
lem Rowing Club go yards. third. Time
.-1:5725.
ZEIGLER DEFEATS SHARRICk.
SEATTLE. Sept. 6.-Otto Zeigler sus-
tanned his reputation to-day by de-
feating George Sharrick of Tacoma, the
fastest man in the Pacific Northwest,
in a one-mile paced match race for
a purse of $50. Zeigler won by five
wards. The mile was 2:20 20. The
track was in perfect condition. and If
the pacing had been done by a tandem
Zeigler would have come near the
track record. Oil, held by Howard
Freeman of Portland Summaries:
Half a mile, professionalism heat,
Otto Zeigler won, j. Crawford of Seat
tie second. Time-1:26. Second heat,
George Sharrick of Tacoma won, d.
Whitman of Los Angeles second. Time
i: 259l Third and fourth heats com
bined. Hardy Downing of San Jose
won. J. Staver of Portland second.
Time-1:21. Final postponed.
Special match race-Otto Zeigler won
by three yards, George Sharrick sec
ond Time-2:20 %.
Five-mile amateur handicap = w.
Shipp of Salem, Or. 175 YARDS, won;
F. J. Cotter of Tacoma (215 YARDS,
second; J. z. Wing of San Jose
(scratch), third. Time-13:34
WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN.
LOUISVILLE (Ky), Sept 6.-The
Labor Day races at Fountain Ferry
were a great success, as the events
were hotly contested, and two amateur
worlds records were broken. The
principal contest WdS d puAouiI team
race. professional for five miles. The
entries were made up of two teams
Seaton- Davisworth and Thome-Du-
pree. Seaton and Davisworth gained
steadily on their rivals, who started
from the opposite side of the track,
until at the end Of four miles, Seaton
caught them at the tape. Time for the
four miles-10 minutes.
Harry NJ. Sidwell of Covington, KY,
lowered the amateur record for two
thirds of a mile, flying start, paced by
a quad. Time-1:10 against LA.
H. w. Widdenorf of Louisville broke
the amateur flying start record for a
third of a n sc, paced. Time-J:f- 20,
against 0:42.
FAST QUARTER-MILE.
CINCINNATI, Sept Gin the bicy-
Gle races at Chester Park to-day Crit
fin Halstead, son of Murat Halstead,
the journalist, in a flying start, I'M
paced amateur, made a. quarter-mile in
% 40 seconds, beating the worlds rec
ord by two seconds. Fred Dubois won
the road race from Hamilton to Ches-
ter Park, nineteen miles, in 81 minutes
% seconds.
MURDER MYSTERY.