The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-23

A. the finish OF Browns ride there was
b,pc.r crowd present than at any of the pre-
Won, record performances that have finished
recently at Valley Stream. From three hum
dred TO five hundred persons were pres
ont About all tho men and women who
have m ade themselves conspicuous by extraor-
binary road riding we're in the crowd. The
Century Road Club took out a century yesterday
OF about ninety and they stopped at the cheek
Ing point when Brown was forty miles from MS
1000. Some OF them remained and Joined the
others who were more Interested in the long
record breaking jaunt then they were in the
nls,.ure trip of 100 miles One OF the features
NJ the day was the reconciliation effected be-
tween Miss Yatman and Mrs. Lindsay Gabe
Cohn OF the Vigiant Wheelmen brought them
torether and while they did not kiss or shake
hands they agreed that their jealousy and BIT
terness was not a matter OF fact. but OF talk
and they chatted formally for several minutes.
In contrast with the feeling between tho
women was that manifested between the men
who are rivals for road records. George J..
Rivierre who held the record for 900 miles
until Brown finished was oneot Brown pace
makers last night and rode the last lap with
him thereby helping 10 break ms own record.
Part Of next week and try 10 break Browns
record.
Concerning the statement in The SCN Of
yesterday made Ivy Brown that he was con-
surIrise expressed. Alter he had finished his
1000 miles aud was being rubbed last night
the reporter asked him i what he had said on
certainly. The doctors had given me up. Ono
told me to take to the wheel You can ask my
what said to you Yesterday, Say. don't forget
TO mention those boys at Freeport who waited
for me every lap and pulled me along to Hemp
stead l don't know what | would have done
without them"
At the end Of 500 miles Brown had lost five
weighed only one pound less than when no
started. His temperature at the finish was 30
and his pulse z: He was put to slesp for a
chafed and saddle sore. had sore throat. and
these were al! temporal and trivial troubles.
while really he was in excellent condition.
Whis S on the last lap Brown FELL rather top
being handed to him, He ate bananas. oranges
sleep during the ride was hours and AS min.
utss; The rest he took without sleep amounted
Sons. q mSss M bs
So'clock on last Thursday morning.
tween A. W. Ross and j. T. jacobson was IS" a
nzze because jacobson punctnred u tire and
quit shs ssT;h ms whsa Rs; h1
Maya and Archie McEachren. which the latteI
won. was the feature OF the day. 1t was mir
McEachren wore Maya down Summaries:
Quarter Mile Novice-won by 4. Miller. Newark
G. Walter, Jr. Newark, second; P. J4cobus. Pomp
ton, \. j.. third. Time, SO 2-5 seconds
Five.Mic Paced Exhibiton-H. b. Fixes Time
'HfSifi Match til ' Ssee He.tsBobby rhomps,u
v, Fred Sims y Won by Thompson in hrst and
third meats. Time Of deciding heat. minute IL
Unlimited Pursuit Race, McEaohren, vs. Otto
Mayo-Won by M'Eachren. Distance. ll16 miles
Tine 20 minutes ~ 80 seconds:
IL minutes 20 seconds.
Motor Tandem Pursuit MHtch-Fournier and Crook
vs. BGbcock and Stnson-Wnn by Fournier and
seconds.
At the onemile track at Guttenburg yeSter-
day another attempt was made to run success
lul bicycle races. a fifty lie contest between
amateur cracks was scheduled. Although not
arowed professionals they asked that the
1r'2ss be exhibited in advance. W. &. Berg
under whose name as manager all tho races
prizes. The contestants refused to race. Sew.
eraI hundred spectators demands OF their money
PACK Berg was not to be found. The would.
De SPECTATORS went away
Attracted by six prizes OF silverware, thirty
Eheeimen started in a road race yesterday
atternonh from Libbern's Hotel. Jerome ave
niue Tho race was over fifteen course
lnterlered with by the large number OF turn
1 4Is ahn tourists strung out ID ong the avenue
Inns initiated against the back markers. bu
IN spite OF a drawbacks two OF the scratch
men secured prizes. The order OF finish o
ne leaders was, John +. Blackman. 3 min
qtes. first; y, Dammann.. minutes. second
ssaRer, scratch, fourth; w. Swell. i minute
NTH: Wegenter. scratch. sixth; A. Bauer,
minute, seventh Time. 40 minutes.