New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-04
CYCLING ON MANY. TRACKS.
GOOD SPORT AND POOR RECEIPTS AT
MANHATTAN BEACH
srARBvcK EASILY CATCHES HADFIELp-HUTCHI-
EoN AND DERBY DIsQCALIFIED-THE AUS
TRAILAN CHAMPION A SPECTATOR.

TRAlJAN CHAMPION A SPECTATOR.
From a strictly weather and a cycle-racing point
roof view yesterday. an outing at the Manhattan
Beach track all tina; could be desired. a de-
lightful breeze blew the course and the sport
was excellent throughout. But the attendance was
not there and tire Golfers OF the will not
be overfowing The meet under the
auspices of the Excelsior Boat Club ard the races
were interesting throughout. An effort had been
made to improve the condition OF Neptune ave. and
while II In better shape than II was ON last
Saturday ii stu far from perfect.
The feature OF the meet was supposed TO be
pursuit race between Charles Hadned. of Newark
and J. +. Starbuck. Of Philadelphia. Starbuck had
everything his own way, ana gained on his rival
from the start He caught Hadfed after going
three miles and a half. and then ioafed along be-
hind him for another NILE Starouck passed Had
field at four and half miles and the race was
over. The time FOR the race was 1914 l-5. The men
started from opposite sides of the track
J. N. Derby. jr. OF the Hoso Cycle Club. won the
half mile novice but he disqualified for :eck-
less riding the finish. J. =. Hutcnecn captured
the one-mile handicap but 1t was found that he
had no; qualified IN his preliminary heat. and ne
too. was disqualified. A. G. Batchelder was the
y NJ. Parsons, The Australian champion wi d.s his
ornng Te Sn as 'nT M Re meet N Inc
noon Parsons says he will SO into active irainins
Ing in this co SmT y. He was III While in England
but, says that he has now fully recovered MS
The summaries follows:
Half mile novcerrst heat won by IL penjamin New
BROOKLYN thru, ihEn esSna heat won By j. Il
He Henry CIais' i Newark ;ir1. ' Tine .os%
FINAL. HEAT.
A. En,ernan. Kings County Wheelmcn. ..............
H. De"'aHi" New i''T Tmc"i:sS
Won by length: length and half between second
and third.
W. ruilhc
son. co nevis Island G oonno1 XncEcrbocer c.
PI en s Ssn u 650 sy 9S SI
iyn: E. O. Knmm. Harlem Wheemcn, second: ] p
s . Miller G "A M sSp
FINAL. HEAT.
r. A. Miller Green wich Whrcimen ...................
= H I,.h. prd nrGSiyn
Won by inches foot between second ard third
ofq ,sh hf Gss Tn s by
sn 5s.c scEn. Sss second p Z hsyo s
third; A. r Crooks, Buffalo. fourth r:me-2:ies.
FINAL HEAT
g. Stevens Otumwn !
r. Newton. Bridsepor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SAL" Dr''" D'0'' Tm;e-2:l4s,.
Won by a length and half: foot between second
and third.
fs@%s1a 9s's5i s
tscratch). third; V. H. Ajco Mspcton t1si YARDS.
fourth; T. w. RIGHT Brooklyn $50 yards,. hfth: W Il
Ogden Brooklyn 80 yards) sixth: w F. Wahrencerier,
New-York 90 YARDS. seventh. Tine-2:lois. Second
heat wen by +. 6. krumm Harlem Wheelmen go yaTdsl
Charles Charles o'connor K A. G go yards, second; IL ID.
Hesser. Hobo C.. {. 80 yards) third: Is, L. Hunter,
Brooklyn 80 yaris). fourth A. q. Relyea. X c. W 90
yards ffth; Frank Powell BROOKLYN 900 yards,. sixth;
David Beckett jr Paterson Gco YARDS seventh Time
FINAL, HEAT.
F. W. Richt. Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r. a. Miller, Greenwich WheeimeA ,scratch).
H. D. Hesser. tr Hobo G. C. go yards. .............
Time-2oGis
Won by a half length length between second and
third. The scratch time 2OC2s. j. J. =.
Hutcheon finished first bu, he had qualified in the
trial heats he disqualified
MILE TANDEM-AMATEUR.
{. O'Connor and w. Owen. Knickerbocker a. c..
J.. @. KrGmm and Y. A. Miller. Greenwich Wheemen.
W: C. Culbcrtson and b. T. Allen. South Brooklyn -
Time-2:2l
Won lengths; distance between second and
third.
TWOMILE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
T. A. McFarani. Jose (scrach). ................
O. r. Newton. Bridgeport go YARDS
Charles Hadhcld. Newark 80 yards ...............
Time-i:36is
Wen by half a length; the distance between
ond ana thirG.