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90 yards. third, p. L. Hunter. Brooklyn, fourth.

% yards. third p. I. Hunter, BROOKLYN. fourth.
Tnpiet Match Race Between the NowburR wheel
men and Nassau wheelmen-Nassan won the mile in
utea 10 rs seconds. The Grace brothers, NowburR
Whcelmen. went an exhibition half mile ON a tandem
in / 4 minute and l second.
The nrst double, triple. and quqdTpple cen
tury Of the Century Road Club ended last night
400 miles in forty.sight hours. There was a
total Of twenty-Gight starters on Saturday
the double or triple century trip, only. The
number who started, to DO the 400 miles was
fourteen na, and md with the ye3dt h} as It
able, The inishsrss were, f. opdyGe., y. I.
dropped out after 300 miles had been ridden,
S SaStn np di at not \ o, gSiS u tRis m nns Sna o. " ' mga
reported themselves as being all in good con-
dhition. although tired aud sleepy. OF, course.
The last twenty miles yesterday were ridden in
the rain. but the i~nishing point, at, Bedford
avenue, and Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. was
incident Of the last twenty four hours was
an experience with q ru9away horse on the
The moat remarkable rider among the ilnishers
Is Qpdyke, who rode 100 miles on his own
the. Road Club. This gave him a record last
night Of having ridden 500 miles over the road
within sixty hours and without sleep,
Managing Director Pltmnn says that there
will be no more meets of the ordinary character
at Berkeley Oval this season unless the com
petitors choose 10 enter on u cooperative plan
and not demand prizes unless the gate receipts
warrant it. Pitman says, however. that some
paced races between some OF the most promi-
nent riders may be held.
MoRRIsTowH. July 4.-There was o small at
tendance at the race meet OF the Century Cycle
Club at the Driving Park this AFTERNOON. but
he racing was first elgsSs; Joseph IN, Mason on 81
i Rssa siIttsFf oIiSw snd his collar bono was OF0A'H'
One, Nile jNovise-won by D s; Smith BTooalyn'
Di H5 st; Mi i, j. ff5 P g ssS5., %.,li Y % %siisr. # N:T %sp'? e;
yards, second; Lewis R4chmOn, Morr1stown. 40 yards.
'n 6Ss. M Tinsi 4 mihli' . H Ian j iHSSpd'i Won by W. s.
Weeks and Dslos TAYLOR. ,Middlet2wn; n, y. 100
s sSfStsh Sc second q dt'q FFms. ) Sn minute Ut J: 20 S - Seconds SsSe'A'
0ne:MilC handicSp-won by WI. LouShlin, Alta
lsn.A 1 T5o Snris, s lSS . giEd 5. ' s. Sn9 III hY SFaSEs naG 80
yard. t MiiS Time z MINUTES q 3 seconds &c n v.r,ov Alta.
lanta wheelment Il D. Hooper. Newark. second; W.
J. ,LouEhlin third. Time. ! minute y seconds
o0uptyzG,won By, oscar s:q5fbiie. Morrls,own, So
s sSdondj iR %ilIism oT TSh Ry'of M0 Mndison,' 100 yards yards.
third. Time ~ minutes 81 eoo9nds' q
weeks, Jr., and Delos taylor. Middiotown, who Tapped
their opponents, A. L; smith OF Paterson and Thomas
tNGan, MdulBOn, al the lRree ulle anu u mhEA
Time. 3 minutes 80 seconds.
New BRUNSWICK. July 4.-The first race meet
of the New Brugswick Bicycle, Club was. held
this morning on the new half-mile track q the
New B%runswick Driving Association, in High,
athletic and financial success. The ,one-miio
Joseph II Gabriel Of the Brunswick ?: g. IL
third. The half-miie handicap, also run N
iB5rSS nsn I J. w" MEerE ESH Of iBf SSIlISS vas second 4
and ]: r. AllGar Of somervillo third. Tine, |
@isq NSa . b. SSF II fe (, Brsw6 tbs u ItyTn Simi!s m 3 mino
a5sf t }ls ss'o7 Bi,at John Of hiffifi zagSestip 'f fSIFa!
heats In tES Gnal the winner was Charles
G Sna m, MeG II Of NG,EiG Ii T Vas sSsS %ini
u uFes 3 81 i isF seconds co In the tt'wo-n4iio tandem,
also raced in two heats, the winners were
&8e e01:2ic XoSRrhEsesM and + B SSSSB6 b, f2nGbuT 9t t th3
GGe;bbihianr9t P and q william Spear Of Newark third:
OPEN a5@o' was ! % woa by i fh s 3 Firth h q H itsIdiHSfs
King third. Time. il minutes 10 3-5 seconds;
The races were under L. A. w. sanction and
rules.
oRASeE July 4.wwRoadd races we're TeIfol held I l this his
Valley road course. despite the action Of the
township auth9gities in Toyoki9g their permit.
ptNtTul lONuc ulClulo W lllit5Sth biiS NAeh-
out interfering, The winners We're:
ya TSG-4 F. M hiRaiHsRii 3 2So yards, Second OS If Zine e'1
3ns;Itie HssSisaP, opsR- y y by Nc! M: g, Smith Smith
: minutes %s 70 seconds. :
Eve.Miie Handicap, open-won by F. Ellington,
Q minutes; Q. Ready. minute 45 seconds. second
.Five-Milo Club Handicap-won by Norman s. Hnr-
rison, 4 minutes; q. Gore. I minutes, second. Time.
ono;liiis club HaPiieap-wop by /. 4; O.; Kelly,
scratch; NJ. G. Smith, $50 yards. second. Time, 2
minutes 81 8-e seconds.
RED BANK. July 4.-The Red Bank Wheel
men held a race meet to-day on the Shrews-
bury Oval, There was a Iarge, attendance
were slight. Honors were pretty evenly divided
between tho local and out-of-town men. Sum
mary:
ono.Mle Noyics-won by E. shipn. Lakewood
Linor9f E at third; TINE wan IHtnGt to SsH s seconds . Rod
man. New sSs' FORK tI thiEa, 4ttns' ! minute u sssSon q
York; George Hawkins, Red Bank, second; J. 4, How
land. seAbright, third. Time, 2 minutes SoA sec
One.Mile Handlcap-won by Charles NJ. Ert. New
York. sorGte4i Joseph johnson, Red Bank, 50 yards
Time, Z minutes 80 seconds.
York. scratch; Joseph johnson, Red Bank. 70 yards
second; j. f. Rowland. Seabright, 30 yards. third
six!Miic Pursuit Race, between Murphy and Lipp
man, New York-Won by Lippman. Time. IL min
ut"h % seCOHuh.
Two-Alile Tandem. Handicap-won by, HAWKING
and Johnson. Red Bank, 40 yards; bAbeock anC
Ertz, New York, scratch. second. Time, 4 minutei
20 seconds.
New HAVEN, July 1.-THE annual meet Of the
Connecticut State Association OF ermhn
Cycling Clubs was held here to-day, Thi:
morning at the street parade about 100 German
cyclists were in line. Mayor Farnsworth ro
viewed the procession. At, noon the anuua
ten-mile road race was held over the PoGue'
iive-mile course. 1t was won by i. D.. Sellqy,
Of this city in 81 minutes q AZ SECONDS. with
minutes. was second. The time prize was wor
by Joe Dick, scratch, Of this city. who covered
the course III 81 minutes 80 seconds. Car
Bornemaun OF this CITY was starter.
CHICAGO, July 4.-The South Side Cycling
Club held its annual Fourth Of July road rae,
over the Pullman course this afternoon. gh'
course was changed to some extent, the bat
roadways,, such as stony Island avenue. no
being used. About 10 per cent. OF the starter
finished. c.. NJ. Chislett lunattachedl won frs
place from the 5-lninute mark. j. NJ. Donnel
won first time. The first three time and plac
winners were rs follows:
Place. {. NJ Chislctt, , minutes. first; 7, d, Towns
al r ,gN,,..a apngpH. ~ 4 Apula 4 thtultaE ~.