The sun., 1900-08-20
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
JOHNNY NELSON DEFEATS BURNS
PIERCE AT TWENTY NILES.

Kramer succumbs to NewhOuse-TOm Butler
Scores His First Victory of the Season
Revival OF Motoriess PaCcniakinE fslls
Plat -Results at the GuttenburE Track.
PROVIDENCE. Aug Io.-,Johnny Nelson. tho
champion at thu paced game, rode his first racs
In this state here this afternoon and defeated
Burns Pierce. the Boston rider Nelson
won by nearly three laps, lie broke
all State records from six miles 10
fifteen miles, The winner was paced by his
blue team. Iloyt and Rue. Pierce was carried
along by Gaudette and Burrows. The card OF
amateur sprint races was good. The final Of tho
two-lap dash was won in fighting finish by q.
Chase Of Brockton, Caldwell made sensa-
tional sprint in the one-mile handicap from
scratch and overhauled his field on the asst lap.
B +. Logan OF Boston fell IN the mile handicap
and broke his collarbone, Summaries:
Two Nile Lap Race, Amateur Won by q, p, Chase,
GSfsSp PsSsr Rd % fa"f mnS as'p s,CSdH SssGs0 f''
one Mile Handicap- Won BY T. j. Cadwrl, Hart
sec nd A. Knight Auleboro, IsS yards, third; j. u.
HatdSon, Atueboro, 1888 yards, fourth Time =
iwoMI!e Tandem Handcap-won by, r. }. Cad.
well and J. Tufgeon scratch Archie RaSlins and J.
Fiiieen- Mile Molor.pGcrd iiscc Between Johnny
Nelson and Burns PleTce-WOn by Nelson. Time, rs
Al Vailsburg yesterday, the old style OF
pacing with m4ltlcyelos, minus motors wj was
nfSdGed fsdTS G hN Tai 25 P90r ausS Shs
race between John King and ". \, Fem. the
boy wonder" did not amount TO much. The
lost their pace, 1t was. however. a fairly close
contest aud Fem. who led by few va Ids pp
The other races furnished good sport. Al
Newhouse came to the front IN grand style IN
he aalf,miIe pTofes,joHa beating EbTa.nE Eb.ar
scored his first victory Of the season In the
nve-mile handcar which he won by half a
length from Aronson The tandem race
testants being local riders. Summaries;
Quarter Mile Noylce-Flnql heat-won BY 8, 4.
HSs No 4 GaRo1ai R bq m 81 issqps % M
'Haif.Nie HSndienp Amateur Final heat Won BY
bes bfoUy yid se:Snd i'&s'eA e. fGS;
\. s., scratch, thltd, j. ii. Hunter Newark. ~
'fS a Int'G Me Open nG rns by
Al s A. Hsns5 6sd oven 5 RRas Rimbs
Louisville fourth Time: minute ! seconds
80 yards Charles DT'cGL Ss"S,si and coad "; Efa
a Ns&a %ISS sad TnSs NsssGG ;Ss2Ga $50
ySIds ihrd. @ Time minute S7 10 seG9nds ,, ror,
Bu,ler 400 yards oscar AGonso9, 2bo yards second;
charlie; hadneqi $50 yards, miro; 9uo Maya 200
'1Fa 9H s Mssh Raee paced SsSes John
King, Newark. and W. 5. tenn. NatelbuIy-won By
King Time 80 minutes % 10 seconds
Eighty-one riders started at o'clock yes
terday morning In the second annual run of
tine Penn Glen Wheclmen OF Broohlyn. The
course was 10 Co4ey island, Rockaway Iyn-
brook Hampstead and back by way Of the
Merrck road. The roads we're IN good con;
dition and sixty-seven Of the star rs finished
in time to receive medals Six women started
and all of them fnished. They we're Mr.,
Francis Barrels Miss NJ. seaman, Miss Sophie
j Milleite Capt, Fred W. Beyhl Of the Penn
Glenn Mheelmen was captain Of lhe run c.
r staubach, oi ~ the ren,HrI d h0ad SUP, WNN'
hdee and y. Reilly assistants. j. Schearson
and W, ieghenheirnor paced the second division.
a prize for the club having the greatest
number Of nnishers was woh n by the Century
Tep K9Sd cbank GG i9O'Ih S hryerne s the % rs division
was scattered and seven or eight riders howled
over by a drunken farmer on hor-eback' who
man who finished broke the rim OF his front
wheel and walked four miles TO a repair shop.
yet got IN within the time limit. One Of the
oldest tricks ever done in a century run was
that Of a rider who broke his wheel at Valley
Stream He was broke" himself. but he made
his broken new Wheel for an "old tub. gov some
cash to boot and finished the ride with money
in his pocket.
The Cut'enburg races yesterday were wit
messed by the largest crowd Of the season
snHppr dnishe, occurred The best race Was
the half mile amateur which Bcdell Of l.yn-
raco between Schofeld Kings County Wheel
men. ard Schreiber, Harlem Wheelmen, wos
too easy for SChofeld To be exciting. the Brook
lyn boy taking the match In two straight heats,
Summaries:
HaIf Mile Novicc-Final heat-Won By walter
Barr. Brooklyn William Mckenzie, New York city,
second. Frederick Blingef Newark, third. Time !
minute I | rs seconds
Half Mile Open. Amateur Final beat-Won BY
John Bcdell Lvnhrook; George Schoned, X. C. W,
second; NJ r. p9yei C.nln[y cyelers' N " third
one Mile Handicap. Amateur-flnal heat Won ~
Charles Schlee. Stwdk Turn rein, 90 yards; j. II.
Rodgers, X. G. ", Ayandale. y. J., so yards,
s. como. t. j. Market 4. W W, 60 yards, third.
Time 2 minutes TO As seconds
Five Mile Amateur Handlcap-WOn by Charles
Schee y. I. v, so yards & l. Anderson, New
YORK $50 yards, second. John Bedel Lyn0rook. l. l.
scratch. third Time - minutes 90 IS seconds
King County W. and George {. Schreibcr Harlem
W. Won by Schoneld In two suaight heats Time,
minutes "a 1 5 seconds minutes 20 2.J seconds.
An unannounced road race was held on the
Coney Island cycle rath az dawn yesterday.
The principals were two young Hebrews from
the Fast Side Of this city and about a hundred
of their friends attended. The event was
a hve-milr race for s?5 a side. Morris Flede-
baum Of the Heller Nheelmen was the victor,
bu, was in sorry plight. Both men used
paCemakerS. tiedcbaum ran INTO his and
had fall In which he was severely cut IN tho
side He rrmountcd and won the race, but
was helpless at the finish. The name OF his
competitor was not learned.