Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
j. E. BAKER TAKES
THE NOVICE RACE
Rumper Crowd at the Salt Palace
Saucer Track,
THOUSAND TURNED AWAY.
,,.pman, Tur,iiie aud Emory III
vide the Professional Events
ncakin Won IIRif-niic'

NMUUTTlNnH NNNNAAh' AhAh
vide the Professional Events
ncakIn won IIaif-niie.
The seating capacity Of the bicycle
tack amphithontcr was again cN-
haustgd last night long before the races
tas5n and over thousand disnppoint-
"a people were turned from the doors
mantle the fact that there was an cx-
trl charge Of 10 cents FOR reserved seats
tbsy were AN occupied. and scores VI
y.uHa fellows roasted on the upper rail-
Ipr Uut the races dil not draw an the
crowd by any means, for the midway
uar fuu of people the entire evening.
Tho races were especially interesting.
The one mile novice record was brokcn
bv j. 4. Baker. one thing that has
t.an going on down there. which the
management says must stop, ls boys
,IIIur down the track. The boards are
rIInisrcd by &c., ana no doubt II has
been the cause NJ many ,punctufcd
ufs, and the boys who are caught az the
mischief hereafter Will be handed over
Co the police.
ENSIGN TAKES MILE.
Johnny Ensign indicated his friends.
who think he iH "a pretty fast man, BY
occurring the lauruls ln the mile hnndi-
can. Turvilc and Chapman ala some
last riding. each scoring q victory.
THE state novice record Of $3.50 leo was
amlshcd by j. r.. Baker. who clipped
% on ut 2siT Harry ilcagruu stuck 20
him all the way through, but could
not make up the length between them.
NuuHon cumo In third. Time 2.iI. The
H..HaIN l#.F.#HI.mNN "a
race, u started on with Edmunda Ia the
lead who gave them "a run for their
money up Co the bell lap, when Emory
yirgled the whole bunch ana with "A
handsome sprint came In several
iauFths ahead. EdmuudH second. closely
puirucd by Todd Cainc. Time 2.i2 80.
The first heat In the half mile. was
gruciouay presented to Fred Moakin,
Mathews second ana cutting third.
Time. liOs 2.5. Ensign captured the
second in one Of the prcttlost races OF
the evening. Eddie Smith second. Luz
rIs third. Time. 1907. The starters
were Ensign, Smith, Mcakln, Lucas and
Matthew'S The first lap or two was "a
Nvrltablo loaf but the boys brig. tened
up, and closed Ia an eager uulHh.
Atc1kIu first. Smith second and Ensign
third, Time 1909 2-5
The mile open was paced by Ed
muuda until Chapman and TurNiilc
gut tired ~ luunug 800 they passed him.
ON the bell lap Turyillc lnuugurutcd u
neryy spirit. but Chapman made vne
of his pass-ovorybody jumps and I'M
ishcd nrtt. Turyillo second, Calnc a
close third. Time 2.Os.
TuRvLLE WINS Two-MILE.
Turvllic's winning hand was the two
mile handicap. The limit man BrulzOr
was given 200 yards. this placed him
Just behind Iuryille and Chapman. who
UHH HH H# Ga I'd HH"M NHHH Id "a 90
vrB were julius (l5j yarda) Jensen Otl
yarlD, Edmunda 100 yurdaJ, Emery
eco yurdsl, ana Cnlnc go yardal. Tho
scratch men soon caught Cuinc, and
Emery and Jensen but Julius and
Uugler had "a long lead CHAPMAN
took "a swift chose TO catch them but Il
was too early, and he baked. Turyillc
k"pt UP % lively run, but la spite OF u,
Do appeared like julius ana iruzier was
going to win cut. Chapman dropped
OUT yelling TO Turyillc TO "Ro-in and
win, old man." which udmouiti0n he
onryrd In splendid style, passing Julius
and Buiizor ON tho bell lap, closely pur,
tugd by Game, Julius and Brazioi
came out on "a draw and divided the
money Time. 4.2l.
The starters in the nrBt heat OF IN,
uHu.WllH amateur handicap Worc3 I'm.
f.Eu lsCratCh), Lucas tib yardsb Cut,
tins 60 yardsl, ". n. Wolfe NJ ogden
Na yurls) aud y. W, Evans Oib yards
Eas.m punched them all within half q
WIIH. and won Out easily, Lucas second
cutting third Time, 2sll go.
lu the second heat McalIn Oscatcm
leonard Fruisvth 900 yardsl, Matthew,
ilI YARDS, Tucker go yurdHl, and Gu,
thrg l2o ynrdD, were tho starters
Mylkln had a walk-away. Guthut
Was second ana Tucker third. Time
..l- 60. on tho sixth lap Matthews
took % spill, having dropped down on
tha fatal dirt path along the bottom
ut The track.
DO the nnu heat Ensign displayed ox
ogilunt speed. lie and McaNn SCOT
picked the others up, but In the INA
llp Ensign ran away from them all
Muikln unwittlngly dropped into Q
pocket from which he could not cXtri
cate himself, Tucker was second an,
Lucas third. Time, 2.iO.
SUMMARY OF EVENTS.
The following II the summary:
Mile novice. j. y. Baker won, II. w
h.agrcn second. Time, 2:lt
Mile local professional. o. =. Emcr'
Wur j. 49, Edmunds second, TO,
Na,ur thlrd, II. .. Jensen fourth. Time
Han mile open amateur, Fred Men
k.u won, H. H. Smith second, John En-
tlfn third. Time, 1903 20.
AllH open professional, j, NJ, Chap
i...'N MNNf AAtil AAlNAllN NNNNNA4 AN
ilIue third. Time, 2:OS.
IWu-mllc handicap professional
,l"m Turvllle (scratch) won. Too
'aIn' go yards) second. G, II, Brnzic
Nv yardD third, oscar julius 90
YARDS fourth. Time, i.2i.
M.Ir handicap amateur, John Eusigl
h.iatch won. .Horaacc Tucker Is
lurdD second, @, H. Lucas 40 yards
lAlIl, Clarence cutting G5 yards
fourth. Time, 2lO
PROGRAM FOR NEXT WEEK.
The managers OF the cycle track hay
decided 20 have three suce meets
week instead Of one, as II viii give al
Who desire an opportunity 10 wltnes
lhem, Next Monday There viii b
lnfee events, one professional and on
amateur race, and a record trial b
J'hn Chapman, who VIII Try TO ru
ggNn the unpaced milo record q
y go FOR "A special prize,
John Lawson, the Terrible Swcde,