Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
Events ON Salt Palace Track Last
Night we're Mediocre
RIG CROWD BUT NO MUSIC.
,,.,uto aud Eddic smith Divide the
mace. by repm work splendid
Tandem ttace.

$50. 81, were Frank Cottcr. Gum.
st.rnrn and Ensign. The crowd
,....i the classic strains Of "a Hot
aim. and THE Cake walk and when
i..b paws was introduced In his
rs.r.s. rarb. 1t foil on IT, noighbor'f
,.t Vcth and refused 90 be- comfort
e. 80,
N.t oven two exciting finishes coula
,.r.... the audience and work u up To
bs pitch u enthusiasm as manifested
rs mat bowling, swaying mass Of hui
marty just one week ago.
u.lkln and Eddie smith, the two
,r..iy amateurs. foll from grace too,
An OBJ. eyes OF the lovers Of true sport
h..r team work in the ouc-mlle handl-
IN being distinctly marked. These Two
t.uHH riders are no Tar ahead OF lhtlt
Councillors iu the amateur class ihat
ID Iara not. barring Ensign, require "a
Frtt amount OF head and leg WORK 20
lave thc bunch in the am ana alHt ,.'I''
r.lf. that they should have inc race
tHt Iud dried before the crack OF the
rHrturH pistol. lH nut conducive 10
tIulu sport 90 say the least
The professional lap race also dcgen-
Grated into n complete uzzlg, through
mo- fault OF the management. but from
tHa fact that Chapman started too hlgh,
sIBrbt M pedal on the frat turn and
fIhHeenupd down the track. causing
Emory tu shy violently and likewise
taka 70 header into the rludcd arena.
TuI JHlun got away on the jump ana
,HuurUd the nuit four laps at - per
llp. then hc sat Mp and Turville took
tha next four ana The race Nhgn
Emory full De jumped Into the ttdule
HnI dug into bis pedals "a lap behind
H. IHldlng man. Al the close OF tho
rH.H Turyillo wanted the whole purse ut
IH. claiming that tuluU was zap ana
third behind nt the close. Thgn
Emory made o. unique request 10 me
eject that Dc crossed the tape hfHt IN
tHa hfth and sixth laps consequently
Do. was entitled 90 $40 OF the money
When Elm, Is made this peculiar state
maut car, Angel became rumlnlacenI
Hp Huid 10 reminded him OF the old days
OF racing ON Washington square, Whtn
Pembroke was digging into tho pedals
and his hopeful Hn and hglr was Wig
uruuHly roofing for hls daddy uluugHidr
the course. Al the end ut the fourth
lap Pembroke showed uumiHtuknhlr
signs OF baking" said Mr. Angel
when Die boy. with terrible earnest
moss boz his voice, rushed forward ana
In tones NJ anguish shouted. Papa,
slow up little ana then you will come
IN nrst'
THE RACING EVENTS.
The mile novice was "a good warm
race for Ills lurH. i. w. Guthrie, k. Rus
srll. T. a.. papwDrlh and j. Munsou
taking u ln turns o. dp the pacing NJ
the bell lap MuuHuu forged ahead. hut
failed 90 Keep up the pace, Guthrie
uyurhaulcd him near home and walked
away. Aluuspn poor second, Russell
third. Time 22i 10.
BOO the mile invitation professional
lullyHp=SCrutCh, elem TurNlllc, j..
81. CHAPMAN. % yards. Todd Game;
30 yards, %. ". Emory, % yards, oscar
JulIusi l-n yards j. %, EdmOuds; i3O
yards, e.. a. liUgirr-thc scratch men
caught tho bunch lu the first three laps,
Chapman Hprlutgd out and finally took
Nh. race EdmuudH, second, Ialno half
wheel behind. Julius being simply
Nowhere Tim0, g.u3 go.
THH one mile handicap. amateur, race
avs won by Eddie smith boo -.lG. lie
uHI Mruklu were given tho scratch, a.
Vs. Smith, % yards. 10, e.. Matthews, %
yHrIH and j. MuuHuu. 600 yards. Smith
and N.uhu after catching the crowd
f.r.. NHi hHr"#
pbpWorth took a header at the start
Do IH lHu mile uI.l amateur owing
g. MFuug bio pedal su tho fatal curve.
Do quickly rrmuuulrl ana started uf-
iU ihu bunch but quit uu tho FIRST mile.
Asit was Meaklns turn Co win hc and
smith surlntnd uu The boil lap. Mvukn
Kept eighteen luchuH ahead NJ his rum
r.ns mate right around the course and
Won 100 That position, Matthews was a
Very bad third, Time, ii5i i-5.
Ibr tandem race was essentially the
event NJ the evening. Tho three mile
handicap opened with Turvlllc and
chapman ON scratch, Julius AMI Culno
u yards. and Emory and Brazicr l20
yards The three teams got together
ui iHr back stretch Of the mile and
fourteenth lap the scratch tandem
igrF.l ahead ana set the pace Tor seven
aIu then Turyllle and Chapman gave
lhH .uUgtut0rs hair raising cNhlbl.
llu ni fast peddllng and lay over on
%" turns In fashion that made som,
Gsg.'nd.. ladies' cover their eyes They
lN"N'i lu grand style by good M,
l.n.FudH margin over caine and
JnN's. who We're q good seven lcngthi
ah Il OF Emory and Brazler. Time
'sH. First mile was ridden In Nv,
minutes nat second In 1898.
THE SUMMARY.
Tho summary follows:
.A.'" novice. !, W, Guthrie won, J
AaN.9ln second, II. Russell third. Time
Mle handicap, professlonal-J W
'N.nmuu, scratch, won; j. n. Ed,
iNH.Is 100 yards second; A. w. Cnine
yards, third, Time, 2:O2 go,
N'I" handicap, nmutcur-E. T., Smith
Do. won; r. w. Mcakn, scratch
A. w Smith, i5 yards, third
liu", 2.lG
MN" lap rlce-Clcm Turville woT
.In. sixth and seventh laps and race
w. toine won first, second, thlrJ
u.l ''urth laps Time 2:OG 3-i.
I"1 mile open umutuur-F. W. Meak
IN Won, ". H. Smith second, II. &. Mat
WrrWH third. Time. 1851 i-6
Nf'' mile tandem handicap-Tur
ana Chapman, scratch, won; Ju
lN' ma lloine second. Emory and Bra
@'F ihird' Time, 632 10.
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT.
a. the close OF the meet MANAGE
e.h.IaM announced that races had beer
NFgl for tomorrow night whei
~ Chapman viii try 10 break Glen
,l'!es tandem paced mile record %
poe other events will be;
Ne-mile novlCe-GOld medal.
t,! We mile handicap, umateur-prlzcs
a. I'VE mile open, Professionalism $50
,,H 3lt mile handicap, professionalism
uuRl nUa ,,,u. 49,. ACE 49, 80.