The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14

crossed the line side by side.
 Collett and HauSman could not catch the handicap men in the final of the one-half mile handicap. Cartwright won first in one minute flat. Haus- man was second and Collett fourth.
 Phillips gave a very good exhibition of trick riding, His feat of balancing his wheel on the top of two stools was new and extremely difficult He com pleted the feat by riding down from the stools and away without dismounting.
 The final of the two mile profession al handicap brought out some exceed ingly poor work on the part of the starter, Edwin Hart. A number of the handicap men were standing by their wheels with their blankets still on when the starter sent the men off. Lat CT the starter gave the excuse that he had not seen that the men were not on. The middle distance men seeing that the others had not started slowed up, expecting to make another start. They were not called back, and the back men had caught the bunch with Taylor leading at the 220 yard mark. The race was from that on loaf and a fizzle The crowd lost interest and de- manded another start, but without ef- feet. Had the limit men started the race would undoubtedly have been the best of the day and at least minute faster than it was. Freeman just beat Taylor across the line.
 The one mile tandem handicap was ridden in fast time, 1:55 S-5, Collett and Hausman winning with east.
 The last event was the horse Alba tross against Coulter and was easily won by Coulter. The horse got away like flash and soon had a lead of twenty yards. Coulter passed it on the back turn and was leading at the half. The horse was used to a mile track and stopped at the half unexpectedly. During this heat a boy named Dough- erty fell off the fence and was knock ed unconscious. He was carried from the track to one of the tents, where he revived enough to be taken home. The summary;
 One- Mile Open, Amateur.
 First heat-R. F. Ludwig, Chicopee, first; w. A. Rutz, New Haven, second; w. F. Wahrenberger, New York city, third. E. c. Hausman qualified as pace maker Time, 2:25.
 Second heat-H E. Dickerman, Wa terbury, first; T. J. o. Cartwright, Northampton, second; Ambrose John- son. Chicopee, third. G. H. Collett, New Haven, qualified as pacemaker. Time, 2:17.
 Final heat-R. F. Ludwig, first; W. F. Wahrenberger, second; G. H. Collett, third. Time, 2:O9 1-5. State record for single pace.
 City Championship One-Mile Handicap.
 Robert Kirmse (3O yards), first; F. H. Brooks (90 yards), second; Harry O'Brien GAO yards), third; G. w. Youn- german (5O yards), fourth; J. P. Jacob- son (scratch), fifth. Time, 2:14. One-Mile National Championship, Pro-
 fessional.
 (F'irst man in each heat to qualify, and
 second in fastest heat)
 First heat-Tom Cooper, first; Fred Sims, second Time, 2:27.
 Second heat-H. B. Freeman, first; H. F. Terrill, second. Time, 2:14 1-5.
 Thirt heat-Arthur Gardiner, first; w. Martin, second. Time, 2:19 4-5.
 Fourth heat-Major Taylor, first; 0. L. Stevens, second. Time, 2;29 2-5.
 Final heat-Major Taylor, first; Ar thur Gardiner, second H. F. Terrill, third. Time, 2:13 3-5.
 Half-Mile Handicap, Amateur.
 First heat-J. J. Grady, New Haven (5O yards), first; F. c. Hausman (scratch), second; W. H. Ainscoe New Haven (7O yards), third; U. H. Mimic, Chicopee (3O yards), fourth. Time, 1:03.
 Second heat-G. H. Collett (scratch), first; H. J. Bill, New Haven GAS yards), second; T. J. o. Cartwright, Northamp- ton, Mass. (55 yards), third; Ambrose Johnson, Chicopee (35 yards), fourth. Time, 1:04 3-5.
 Third heat--Robert Kirmse, Westville (6O yards), first; w. F. Wahrenberger, New York GAO yards), second; r. H. Brooks, New Haven (75 yards), third; J. N. Griser, Northampton (20 yards), fourth. Time, 1:02.
 Final heat-T. J. o. Cartwright (55 yards), first; E. c. Hausman (scratch), second; w. F. Wahrenberger GAO yards), third; G.. H. Collett (scratch), fourth. Time, 1:0O
 Two-Mile Handicap, Professional First heat--O. l.. Stevens GAO yards), 1lfSC, Ii. b. fTeeIlldIl lOU ydTuSt, SeCOnQ, Watson Coleman (80 yards), third; Fred Sims (60 yards), fourth; Tom Cooper (2O yards), fifth; w. Martin, sixth. Time, 4:41 AS.
 Second heat-Saxon Williams G75 yards), first; Howard Mosher GAO yards), second; Oscar Hedstrom G60 yards), third; J. P. Anderson, fourth; Tom Butler (60 yards), fifth Major Taylor (scratch), sixth; O. $. Kimble (45 yards), seventh. Time, AIS 2-5. Final heat-Freeman, first; Taylor second; Sims, third; Kimble, fourth Time, 500. One-Mile Tandem Handicap, Amateur
 First, Collett andHausman (scratch); second, HIP. Townsend and B. H. Good win, Bristol (75 yards); third, U. H. Mimic and Ambrose Johnson, Chicopee (60 yards); fourth, R. Kirmse and J. P. Jacobson GOO yards). Time, 1:55 3-5.
 Match race, Albatross vs. c. B. Coul- ter-Won by Coulter.
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