The San Francisco call., 1898-05-31
Homes and Eaton.

Cissac defeated Homes and Eaton. Time, 11:33
 WILLOW GROVE, Pa, May so.-In the two-thirds mile, final. Rogers won, third. Time, 1:3S 3-5.
 In the -third-mile handicap. profess sional, Major Taylor won,- with Hedstrom second and Caldwell third Time, Al 4-5
 Match race, Edouard Taylor of France and Joe Vernier of Philadelphia-Ta Tor won. Time for twenty miles, 37 minutes 13 seconds.
 DENVER, May 30-The annual twenty five-mile Memorial Day road race over the Brighton course took place this after noon. James Peterson of Swansea, nan, dicap minutes and 90 seconds, finished first; Percy Heartz, Ramblers., 5:So, sec ond; E. P. Dreaske, Denver Wheel Club, 6 minutes. third. Petersons time, 1:l0:o2. E; ", Page won time prize, 1;OS. .,n+h annual Irving -Milburn road race at Try . ington, N. J., took place to-day. The crowd at the starting point numnereo ,s.i Handicapper Prial only five were placed on the scratch, the rest having an advan- ,3lr- tage of from b seconds to ' minutes: ne BihRsT ReTawin was second S @ r and L. H H. Wiibing third. .'i Time, m I:i6:4o. R.. A. Alexander of Hartford, Conn. won the time prize:
 CINCINNATI, May I ,+on S1inLhe eo Cinsins pingG1e natl, twenty-five miles, was won thls ar ternoon by H. Weidel of Cincinnati' onlq. Denham of Dayton was second ana A. IT,
 WALTHAM, Mass, May 30.-The bi- cycle meet at the Velodrome this after- noon brought together 5000 people. me ne chief event was the international match one mile race between Cooper, Bald ana Jap Eden. The latter failed to show up on account of poor condition. This Ieft the two old rivals to fight 1t out, and Bald won after three exemplary heats, all being practically settled at the tape.
 In the ten-mile pursuit race between former at "A miles in spite of the fact that Bourotte was slow in getting away, giving Kaser a chance to gain fifty yards. Bourotte's excellent riding Is shown from the fact that his time was ahead of previous records in pursuit races for the same distance. Summaries:
 One mile international race between Bald and Cooper-First heat, Bald won.
 Second heat, Cooper won. Time, 2:2o.
 Third heat and race, Bald won. Time, 2:2S 4-5.
 Ien-mile pursuit race between Kaser of Switzerland and Bourotte of trance Won by Bourotte, who caught kaser al 4S4 miles in Il minutes fiat; Ilne py l 7:27 Is; fourth, 9:59 2-5
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 3o.-Arthur l Gardiner won the half-mile championship
 to-day by fast drive late In the race 1 just cutting out Freeman at the tape. 1 Tom Butler won the mile open pro1es- l sional, and the two-mile handicap was a ] L ! who had 40 yards and good men to help | him, with no men on intermediate marks 1 Half mile championship-First, Arthur ! Gardiner; second, H. B. Freeman; tnlro | tie between Butler and J. B. Bowler (won
 on toss by Bowler); fifth, pr. Brown. 1 Time, 1:02 2-5.
 ond J. B. Bowler; third, pr. Brown 1 Time, gil 1-5. ~
 Two-mile handicap-.First, Becker Q4( yards); second, Bowden l6O2; third, ,od1 M l fO1Irth Tom Bntler (Nl
 iH5Isi BRfiDGEPoRT, 5i5f Conn.,, May so.-ove1
 2OO0 people attended the bicycle races held M i at Pleasure Beach this afternoon; The | principal event of the day was the ten | mile multicycle paced race between Eddy
 McDuff1e of Cambridge, Mass, and F'reo | lead at the start and held it for two miles l but poor work on the part of his pacers | caused him to fall behind, and McDuffie
 held the lead from then on. McDuftie | rode fine race, and after the three-mile mark had been passed was never in dan- 1 ger of losing McDufie's time for the | BOSTON May 30-Tom Linton, the
 Englishman, was the star rider of the | annual bicycle race meet of theSMassa-
 chusetts division of the L. A.. ". al ] Charles River Park to-day, and he is l credited with having added to his accom- i plishments nine worlds records in his | thirty mile paced race with Harry Bikes gin for Linton, little less than a half nliIe hardly shows how close the race was for over twenty miles. Linton nn- ished fresh in 56:5O 1-5, or minute 40 sec onds under the record for the distance. KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 9O.-Probably 1O,O coo persons witnessed the annual road race to-day over the Waldo course, ten miles Albert Lattner of Kansas City, scratch. won the first time prize in 26 :3SI6, and L. o. Mitchell, who was al- lowed seven minutes, won place prize. His time was 31:31.
 ] NEW YORK, May 9o.-The annual Me 1 morial day meet of the Atlantic Wheel