The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-05

$50 yards, second " + wnhrtnLeTger. Greenwich
W. scratch third Time W.nues e - W S;sGrds.
; Sra k3f Ns~Sf Ns%
DSts D.'' Eve N Mi mieT "ps
Won 1G by Franz Fra AiSsrt a6o yards g. l. crsSmo
yards second Al Newh3nse 90 Yards tmrd XII W. r
seconds.
TRENTON. July 4-About 10000 persons at
tended the meet of the \. c. A ut the Inter
state Fair Grounds. near this city. to-day ar
the star OF the occasion. He captured first
place in the ME @pem Hnd ne miy Gr%
men carried Off the amateur honors. Inc
summaries:
:, One. Mile Noyioc-I. $, RGnb, Trenton, first; l. r.
Henry. Trenton. second Henry Adams Trenton,
third Time. MINUTES ~ / =, seconds. ,
:. one-Mile Handicap, Amsteur-Georrs schoheia
Eysrds second; Frat Trento" l2o yards third
W, frst: j. II. Halls. New Yorf, second Robert
White, Penn Valley. third. Tine. minutes "a 20
:, T%o.Mile Handicap, Ap'steur- George schoheid T.
c. W. scratch. first: Al Prcuta, Trenton. secundi
W. FIRST, Trenton. third. Time, minutes 4" 20
tumwa first; Hardy Downing san Jose. second A. G..
Mertens. St Paul, third. Billie simms. Washington,
fourth Time minutes 70 - seconds: .
Two.Mh. Handirap. Professional ORLANDO st"y'
asns B MfISs sms oar h%'% Ts mn
utes 30 seconds
The Puritan Wheelmen Of this city held their
fifth annual races over the Hoffman Bnulcyart
G large crowd Of I ned boh Sues Of
the woand "a hall IN Ie stretch throug which
the iiders finished George H. Mart,n snr wan
competitions, giving the Captains CUP to him.
Summary follows:
Quarter Milo Novice Rarewon by Henry l.. a.
morrus. Frederick j. Henckcn second, Thomas +.
Granite third d,i TINE A. seG1nds ,r G.or,o u
Martin, Henry J.. ROWasOn RpCOtu Richard u,
fred ,s H third Time minute" 81 s"S2nas
GTanGy Henry amoTs%, sSSond Edward B.
RiChards and John D. benjamin. 100 Yards Willism
snd w. IT.
sa S H. s%srd E.
william LGyd third win Time H. Mm@,s = 's WoI+
scratch. Time, IS minutes o seconds. Then came
Thomas NJ arantler. minutes 8 seconds: Richard
minute 80 seconds; Henry L. Lamorcus minutes;
Frederick j. hsncken minutes 30 seconds Henry
jamin, minute; William r. Forster 2 minutes 30
seconds; William H. Greene, minutes George W.
ne ton.Sla,i"" Race. H,i. Me-wSn by George W.
DRY tn I'd Time. minute 40 seconds.
BRrDGEroN. n j.. July 4-One thousand PER-
sons saw the bicycle races at Tum bling Dam
Park this afternoon under the auspices Of the
BBridg"ton Bicycle Track Association and l.. \.
J: Dunbar, Ph@n1v.lle, second Thomas corson,
One.iile open, Run in Three Heats Won Ivy
Joseph b; Gift, Phadelrhia; Louis Il. somers,
third; Harry McQulkn MiliviiIe. fourth. Time.
minutes 2s 4.t SECONDS
TTs REi # Harry ME- MsfS :" TTo
JSsss Ha M 70 40 WAR ysrd sTGonH opi; S9 m
Philadelphia. 10 yards. fourth Time, minute 244
rw%Hs HHn%ion HE EHn in Two HeatswFn by
Milyiile. 24S yaris: thtrd A. j Mxmcr. Brl,lsaiam.
30 yaris. fourth. Time, minutes n seconds
meet of the Red Bank Whc"imon attracted
nearly loo people. The races were close and
riousIy hurt summary
Half Mile Novice, Won by ore Perrine. South
Rose, south Amboy, third. Time, / minute Il
onds.
At Miio + Alien b Bo5 rTEe etsGnG NrR
Edgar. ked Bank. third. Time. minute 1s14
One-Milc Handicap-won by Charles Young. Key.
port t. -, Yards T Time mi,n,ss - seconds
Falls 80 yards Edward Wins. Red Bank. 90 ynrls.
second J.. J.. Lirinan. New iork, 40 yards, rhlrd
Two;;M!l" Tand m ,handcar Won by Will am
Corwrll Newark. and John /. Idrers, Avondale 80
yards James Fit!gihbon ard Frank Boskel X d
Bank, 10 yards. second Time, 4 minues 20
onds.
=, BRIDGEroRT. July +;-E, c. Bald made a new
State record for half mile at the races of the
this, afternoon. With 1ying start and paced
53 40 seconds Summary:
QTwothirds of a Mile Novire-won by T. G. Orvis
B e time minute - - sGronts' J., F.
Two.thirds of a Nile Professional Won by F. c.
Bald. time minute 80 : : seconds, H. Il. st .rsou,
Minneapolis second W. f Becker. Minneapolis
One Mile open.-wnn by George H Collect. New
Haven; tine MINUTES l l." seconds; W. A. Run.
New Haven. third, H. F. Dicierman. Waterbury.
Tvo.Mto Professional. HOndicap-won by W. K
Becker Minnearolis, 100 yards time minutes n,
seeo" Tn F. ayt BrdGep"t 70 Yards second
Nile Lille 1Pnh" R: H1n%W;ssp Won by psk
minu,ss H sdcdnds i c TEsySr New Brtsa ' anG
h. II. Goodwin. Bristol 90 yards. second q. II. col.
lett. New, Haven, and X. NJ. Alexander. Hartford.
one Mile open--won by W. A Rut,, New Haven.
Haven. second; b. {. Ihayer New Britain, third.
G"ilett entered protest ag1nst the team riding of
ond prizes were withheld until estigaion made
tors lined the course of the Elizabeth Railway
twenty-h i've mile road race this morning, and
nectcut and various parts Of Jersey started in
winner Of the 1rvi"ston, Mhrrp" race cess Tie he
half miles from Elizabeth The run was
three and half miles toward Railway and
back. then one mile toward Elizabeth. thus
making nine miles to the lap. The road was in
ided with a spectator, He and his wheel
were badly injured j. VI. SCHUYLER Of Brook
Ign was badly cut in n similar mlshap, Will
lam McCaucy OF the knirkerbocKcr A. c.. who
started from the 3 minutes 30 seconds mark
was the winner. Michael To9,e won the time
prize in ] hour u minutes. The next eleven
men to finish alter McCauley we're: C. 4.
Hanson, Newark; Price, Stanford. Conn;
HildehraIt. New Brunswick; Bird. Elizabeth;
Tseneycki MHdison; ChanWynn; L2paiinG,; Blake,
brooklyn; Waller New. York Willie. Emora.
Mayor c. i. Holmes of Newark was referee
WALTHAM July 4,--Burns Pierce Of Walt
ham romyed in an easy winner over Frank
Dutch Waller in the finish Of the twenty four
hour, race held under \, c. a rules at tho
Watham track to-day They started on Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock. both men riding
against the record for the distance Waller.
who was behind from the first mile. uuit at
about o'clock this morning. saying that he
was sick, after covering :tSl.4 miles. Pierce
continued on alone and finished strong at 4
o'clock this afternoon. covering 4+H miles and