The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05

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Wheeler. Dantury-27 minutes. II &c, onds.
PouoHKnErsrE.. Sept THE races OF the
RSer bT1ns Pax Sef. Sg
ont ipsiden,. although NO f Fast tA time I'm was was
One Miis soViss, Fin., Hea,-won b, Perry L. Will
son: Dewey G. C, PouEhkesPsie. Time. minutes
One Ms H,pais.pv " Hsat Nv. syRT Al A,
% SsTas ron s.coHa hys
60 Yards. wsppingers Falls. third Time. minutes
Two Mile Duchess County Championship Final
heat-Won BY II. Essslstyn Van steenshnrrh.
second oryiiie h oonlin third. Time minn'e'
w Rs Ss S.ss B.ssS y & R:sos
md; John Bsdeli; Lynerook. third. Time, . min
Carl Preston. King ton, second q ara n. Myers.
third T, ME ns H,r %nTteS VS. ~ seconds
dell, second; W. &. Fries, third. Time. minutes
~ 81 seconds.
WEsTFIKLD. Sent, .4.-Forty-two riders
the N Ses 6 5ora
won the first time prize in 80 minutes AMI -
aeld and Ray Poole Of ~ Pain field, we're tied tied
ior thS ser"nd time nr,se th"ir tine being
he is minute tel marx William Hysiop Of w ,t
tured first place and 4. II Greeno of Plalnn.ii
hoHa Mer Of weeod hshsS Sr aSd
and Herbert Bnrdock of we,tneld fourth The
time made by Townsend is the record for road
racing at the distance in Union county.
The Italian American Athletic Club OF this
city held a cycle meet yesterday at Am hrose
Park. Tho Italian i've mile championship race
aroused the greatest interest among the spec-
who rode game race and Just heat out
Michael GENTLE for the honors by a few feet.
ona.Me Novice R.ce-won nv Inr- Prv.A c
Nemsn second; 6. JeL' Boston, third. Time.
Half Mile. Oxen 10 Az Authorization nv g. C.
3 hr"bsr K. $. BcdelI ssconi. C. l. Anderson
cHsrecn. ssco"d G K Po~ei T thiri l. Time Fl %:
c j,.,I.n Eve flys Mi,s Chsmp,cnship nsse-won by
New BnvXsw1cK. Sept 4.-George v. W yoor-
Chamrion.hlp l. A. ". race this afternoon.
RI" o,hHr races were rpm on ss follows: n.,
lyn Ch.res w. d ,di, Elizabeth second Frank p.
Adams Trenton. third. Time. 2 minutes So see
Half Mile Handicap. Won by Joseph Gabriel. this
Pred Hsrdman Brooklyn, third. Time / minute
Exhibition Half mile. by S F. Zimmerman. Time.
03sN NJ VI Stat. Sch.mpiop'hipawo by
Jersey ty. second; william u Gornweil Newarl
thirI; TIN: i minutes W se go
Newark. and John +. Eodgsrs. Avondae; g. W
T h"% 'S s. ssecn dr@l this city '''on'
one VII, by Jane. Philips; pnls
Priest. Win naton. Del, third. Time. two minutes
IL seconds.
WALTHAM. Sept. THE special Labor bay
meet Of the \. G. 4 here this afternoon
t@re, was the twenty hye-miIe mo'"s r@c"ir rae.
~ ifrrT EkeS HgapS, o% p'wnGy ard
relays Of l2' miles each. Fixes proved too
speedy for both Of the men and won easily
Ave mics. two laps ahead OF Downey. who rode
OF the seconI rG1aey He did tho distance in
which attracted considerable local attention
was the ten-mIle motor paced race between
vYf n M q .Ss %ss6P GSs
Boston Ryan won 10y two inps. summary:
wnG. V"Sn,s Fofs ASG
AatuTnd.It thlri. Tine, ~ s,ceI dS ''''" -
TTo,M,l ,o hand!cap AT@ Te by O. l. Hoy
second; Brown. waltham. third. Time. b minutes
Mssn'on and e iarlsrds %s,hs@ loo ards :s T. t.
Button aId il; I.rG.ss. wS2thsm, no yard: s;c-
thirl. Time, %min%tes 2.6 seconds. ,-,,-.,
HARE S MS t. p. s.e ornss s
and A. " Porter. newton. in relays. Won by Fixes
Fivs,@ L, Team 4. e; Ama%aT;- Won by Metropol-
ian wheeimen. boston; HAltham Cycle Club
''T2Hd Mo.or red Rae az Ama.nrE Ryan
MAltham. vs.. J. Farnham. Boston. Won by Ryan.
Tine, Is minutes ~ seconds.
Cricket.
Local cricketers Thoroughly on Dyed the ho-
iday y"SfSrpy and H-day hes YER the
Pstersons. champions of the New York Cricke ct
Association. Eel casy victims to the Manhat
tans. VINO won by an inning and ~ runs. The
visitors were short Of some OF their best men
and made poor showing at the bat, W CLARK
j. ADAM Was V saccesSiu in both r depar,mcnts
and shared with !. q. ShnRler tho honor Of
ma king top score. in addition 70 obtaining sew
Manhattan. l20: Pate rson. l0S.
Kings County RECEIVED a visit from the re- re;
the Brooklynites had no difficulty in 500 ing al
Cnsy victory by an inning and y runs q.
sy %SS FS1 ba Er n the s.. Ssn
I seven of the eleven men secured double
iE%5Gs H. Il A1il2Sk showed Up well in
were, -, Kings County 1881 New Amst"r-
Newark opposed Brooklyn at Prospect Park
and for the third time the home organization
Snin%fd victory Ero3klEn Winning BY an even
o. the century and was stflI not out. '"I A.
Brown also battsd in his usual good form, Tor
/
! Backus. q. Nlokers and T. l.. White all did
| ark, 100
! The stamford Club paid Nelson Lodge visit
| at Central Park and the game attracted n
large crowd to the north meadow where the
contest took place The game proved quite
exciting and was won by Nelson Lodge by the
narrow margin Of runs J. d. Rourks, with a
avert defeat, while vigorous hitting by r. j
! Chadwick really won tho game for Nelson
Lodge. The totals Nelson. o.; stamford SO;
The game between the West Indian c. c. and
| the Antilles team ut Prospect Park was con :
| tested with degree OF enthusiasm not often
| witnessed in matches herenhout The PLAYERS
were all West Indians, and the Antilles men,
after great excitement, won iull two innings
game by 8 iuns 7, Smith batted in great
! style for - for tho Antilles while tho best
! work for the West Indians was done by G.
/ Goddard. The scores were: Antilles, 73
/ West Indians. 80
! The New Rochelle team visited Central Park
| for a game with the CarjbbeanR and lost by 4
wiskets. Each team played twelve men. but
! the scoring was low on both sides and g.
Farley and 4. c. Dacre, who each scored IL for
the Caribbeans and New RQehelll respect lively
made the best effort. Bell alao played wei
for ten hot out In the Caribbeans second
innings. The scores were: Cnribbeans. SO
New ROchOllc, 80.