The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-18

| fered in all the races. There will be three days
OF racing. the feature being the 9reatAmeflcAn
Handicap. in which the first prize VII be SSgy.
The Racing Committee has arranged the om-
cih list OF. races. with the prize value In each
event, ms follows:
First Day ons;mils handicap profcsaopHl, 500.
$50, S2b, SIG, $40; half.mile chhmptpnahip, ANA
teut, $50. $40: two-inils NATIONAL ehsnpionshiR,
R E"Ss, s%s.ssf si STATE sS @iis sS %eSs SnSi ,n.sT SsS. SO, sio.
yitston. 1i5o. &c: $40, $685. dve'mile champion
second DSy-one.miie handicap, amateur. es5.
s saSfis s!S; Sio' s III n' $50, ss asaI SiS; aaTaartsF%iiE::
rhSmpionship. amateur. ts5, S26; ons-mue tandem
HSndicSp, tWom miles. professional, 500 in trials and
aemi.nnsls and $500, 5000. SIC. s2S; tWo'milo cham
Third ~bay~XmsteIf national championship. one
I si6o;. P 1sS. ss go sa tTG ssa@ pursuit ,aaaf% i.ds. smsisar..
three prizes, e15; one mile national ohAmRionshiR.
p pro smS,sd;; .1so' I SO az, &C.. ~, itSi q, sTT inssrSa anaSii
pursuit race. $3.50. $40, $50. s20.
PROVIDENCE. July 17.-Eddie MoDufle scored
another victory at Crescent Park yesterday.
winning the lye-mile pursuit race from Hor-
MeDufie, who caught up with his competitor
ut the three and on -sixth mile mark; After that
McDuf1e practically took his time. Summaries:
Ons.Aule Noyice-won by r, l.. Cameron, Benja.
min Wilcox second. W. ]. sStchell third. Time. 2
one.Miie Omen, Xmateur-won by Ed sholEe, Paw
tucket; Charles lawson, Providence, second: Calvin
Snow, Providence, third. Time. ? minutes ~ go
Tgo.Mile HAndtcap-won by Charles LAv.op. 26
Providence. i4o yards, third. Time minutes 0 it
Chenille Tandem Handicap AmGtepE-won By g.
HArdison. IS yards. second; Hans Hansen and 8.
'f Five. M MiSAf Pnru shiFq Rt%aeeesa@So5b %iaS'e caught n ' Hilis a.
three and one-siIth miles and won easily. Time. o
minutes 30 seconds.
BEILEv1sIE JYly 13:-Ths ninth annual read cad
yesterday afternoon on Washington avenue.
The course was In excellent condition and fast
time was made. summary follows:
Half-Mile scratch-won by wallwyn Hervey. 7.
Stone second. II. walkland third. Time. 1 minute
One Mile scratch-won by W. Kelsall. H. walklAnd
second, W. Hervey third. Time. 2 minutes 10 SEQ
Five-Mile Handicap-won by ". Hervey. ! minute
10 seconds: W: Kelsall, As seconds, secondi I. Stone.
Is seconds, third. Time. IL minutes 18 seconds.
Time won by j. Bird from scratch in IS minutes
20 seconds.
NOTES.
the Board Of Street and water Commissioners TO lay
a fourfoo Dot strip OF asphalt along both sides Of Church
the tn r onls Il9% , Ssi sl1ri IL z % T ,Ss Ss0, to cyclists while
After eonsiderabio agitation the HoSoEen Good
Roads Association is about to reap the fruits OF its
t coSnty & Bon iss PGfG % sSS. s sIsen' TSo S 90 s4s h foT tSS
york was awarded last week by the Hudson County
riders in NC. Quinn and Charles Loudrehl. They
Labor Day on The Hudson county BoUlsvSrd. 'A
The Mantle wheelmen Of Jersey City are conduct
Friday evening the members ride ten miles.
Capt. George +. BlakeRlee Of the Hudson County
Wheelmen will be the of1ciAl Handicapped for the
twenty-hve-mile road race on Labor Day.
The attraction for the majority of cyclic clubs in
Hudson county yesterday was Sea Cir, where the
Fourth Regiment. n. J;V Is in camp. Tho regiment
Hudson county. The Mantle Wheelmon had the
largest turnout. They left this city at 9 o'clock by
the New York and Long Branch Steamboat line to
Branchport. The distance from this point TO the
camp was covered on the wheel.
Harry Kerr, Eghty-sixth street and the Shore road,
Bay Ridge. has two fine prizes awaiting the calling OF
Otto Franck Of the Sameless Wheelmen and william
]. vanderveer OF the Breezes A. c., winners Of tho
hrSt and second prizes respectively iP the, recent
Royal Arcanum hve-mile race at Ulmer Park. The
addresses Of the cyclists wero mislAid.