New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
QUILL CLUB RACES.
A oUADRUPLEr WINS THE MULTICYCLE
RACE.
THE SMALL. ATTENDANCE a GREAT DlsAfPolNT-
MENT-BALD BADLY BEATEN-sCHOFlELD

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THE SMALL ATTENDANCE A GREAT pIsArpoiNr-
MENT-BALD BADLY BEATEN-sCHoFIELD
AND POWELL IN FINE FORM.
| The attendance at the annual spring race meet
| OF the Quill Club Wheemen Of America AT 'he
| Manhattan Beach track yesterday. was oisap
| pointment considering the excellent programme
! arranged and the fine weather. The contes's were
exciting throughout but the high winds pre-
| vented record breaking AS the afternoon ad-
| vanced the track swept by ocean breezes lived
UP to It's spring record and those who neglected 10
bring wraps and overcoats with them found the
! chills chasing up and down their spines III "'e'
| fashion
| The ten-mile paced for amateurs narrowed
| down 10 n duel between George Schohed. OF the
| Kings County Wheelmen. and Joseph Ihompsoh
| Of the Greenwich Wheelmen. Thompsons pace
| making was poor. and SchoAeld took the ieau at
the start ard maintained the advantage 10 the
end winning by nearly two-thirds or mile Inc
| time for the miles follows. one mile. 2Nos; TWO
| ruea A17a. three miles SPA four miles, S:i6;
five miles ue2H: six miles. 1919; seven miles
l525A eight miles, l7:i4as nine miles, l'''on' zen
miles 3O7% Schofeld followed pace nicely ana
the result was never IN doubt \ race between
Powell and Schoneld would be an interesting con-
| test.
The one-niIe National championship furnished a
series of dashng finishes While Bald was beaten
in his trial by the coored rider. Taylor the cha'"
pion qualified by winning the heat for second men
In the final Bald could not get place, ana nc
| dropped out after travelling two laps ne was
Missed by the spectators possibly for the hrst time
IN his life This race the colored man led TO Inc
scratch where he was challenged by Cooper lie
shook Cooper off but an instant later b"''er came
UP and beat out Taylor by about d 100 WVIJpv'
cie race was won By a quad. with Titus good
second. The professional handicap ~e q, nrs :; 10
Bowler a Chicago man. who made hS hrS' APP
! pearance in the East anon r,,,,or
The international pursuit race was Won Caaev
| / A. Powell Of Columbia University captured tns
metropolitan na Be sar9 To beat from
now on. The novice went TO T. e. van 'o'' WIN
Edward Tayiore' the Frenchman rode an exhibit
on klome,re 10 establish recSra n Of
mile Taylore was paced by quad ana ne "aue
The officials were as follows:
psto-e.-1osn Barnett. member New York State DvI-
sion Racing Beard
clubs Of New-York p Anthony Brock. G C. c. Jersey
Timers-T A. Re- Harlem wheemen: G. A. Need Need
ham Kings County wheemen; C. obermayer' South
sCrersNAGoph s,ahi whceen. J. P Fitch
1mpirss Louis Holly. south Brooklyn wheemen' n.
MS csr Of iss Sn. anS W Wilson,
Der N: NSv-YoTk STAT. Division Racing hoard
r[ss- Dsr.saiw g Mayey Quill whcmen
OF cena Handicapped L. Mccarthy York
state Division l. 4. W.
w S%' MoSssS SS Nye pSo,lsP ;.Psna nis s
G'o San sI99d G Toos KIM BY second t9 T
heat wSp y ..o Wan I'm! fcr,h heat
BY u Msns" sroof Tb h .,i E won SS Mosr
sscond isiara f nroo RfSn second time
FINAL HEAT
p. C. Van Colt, New-York .......''....''''''''''''
II r Men'en Brooklyn
Won by half length three lengths between second ard
third
oa ms s.: Sa pn4.s sss. Sss D
Time-2;l5 Second hsa' won by M1 TO- aio. rh1s
heat by Thomas Rper Boston - r. rIem nam
by Arthur Gardner. ohsaso: = AEer. rhiadephi2
G BALD H. r. Freeman second. Time 2;2l
FINAL HEAT.
.Nsjo5 Tssl.r FI 5,45; acknowledgements:
Arthur 'a'''"e' ''''' Time .2iiA
Won by foot length and . half between second and
third
Two milo meroGo!,sn district enamPonsnP a"n,,gr
Won BY G. G. sch@ary Columbia cn.Sersl'y I MJ,
Springfield, Long Island third p G. Van c9,'' Nex-
r Pow" 01 Columbia a niy5rsi; r. Pg. morris
MS,sn's Columbia Si lniyersiiy fourth rimt~ns
FINAL HEAT
l. A. Powell Columbia University
G. c. schwartz. Columbia uny.rsi,y ................
Tine-s54.
Won by length; two lengths between second and
third
mile, multicycle quad trplet. tendems and
single rider:
p. wheelock. p. l.. blanchard II F. Caldwell and
c. fuiford quad
W. Martin and r r o 4',S. tandem
Won by a yard. four yards second and third
Haf-nle professional thandcsp) -Firs, hea, won by
ciad6 second Sass iisdaeld S%sarR IS ysris,'
HafaIo 1ses,chj o. L. se"ens ' Gnm"a 10 yards. rae le
ona: A. 6 Mer,enr Mnn.apoiis 90 Yards, third Tine
log Ihrd heat wS by Thomas Butler oston d'
ard M'.her New-York $50 ysrds). mira Time :Oa,
FINAL HEAT.
noTar s,i3 Mosbsr New York 80 YARDS
karl Ka'er SWITZERLAND T0 MS y ,.Gsa .........
Won by half length; seme distance between second
| and third.
Ten mile paced (amateur)
George schohsld Kings County whetlmen. .........
Joseph Thompson. Grsenwch MheeImen ............
Won by nearly two laps
international tandem pursuit race
4 a hSpry and and r. Cay" Mi. Franc
Time-ie5s. Distance miles 200 yards
SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.
THE REV "sAM' JONES HEARS EyANGEIIsTs
DENOi Need
Baltimore. May H-The General Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South had n
warm discussion to-day on the subject Of the lin
itaton Of evangelis.s. The question was on the
adoption OF law for6idding evangeists to enter
a charge ana hold services without the consen, NJ
the pastor During tho discussion the Rev Sam
Jones sat on the platform In rocking chair