The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-26

Event No. 4-Three mile exhibition by
| Harry Caldwell, 1.-THE Manchester
Giant" paced by Henshaw and He'd
| strom.
Event No. 5-Final for light vehicles
| under 500 pounds. Quadricycles, etc
Must carry two people and without ped
| la assistance. Distance, five miles
| Distance, five miles. Purse $780,, divid-
ed SIS. $50, 1925.
Event No 6--Championship open only
| to first and second prize winners, Three
| wheeled light and heavy vehicle classes
| Distance ten miles, handicap. Prize
diamond solid gold embematic medal
| Value, 500.
| Event No Brake test. Open to all
! vehicles to determine brake efficiency.
Competitors to have rolling start and
at a given signal-the brakes to be APP
piled. Prize, solid gold die medal val
ued $50 The following are entered;
Harold H. Brown, Boston, Mass. /;
Charles S. Henshaw, New York, N. T.;
Kenneth A. Skinner, Boston, Mass. G.
G. Wridgway, London, Eng; William
t. Mccullough, Boston, Mass; p c.
Lewis, Boston, Mass; M. II. Merrill,
Boston, Mass; G.. j. Field, Boston,
Mass; e. A. McDuffee, Springfield.
Mass. Harry c. Esslystein, Bridgeport;
T. e. Griffin, Bridgeport; c. o, Reich
ert, New Haven; w. S. Bishop, New
Haven.
The officials of the tournament are:
Referee-R. IT. Kelsey Hartford.
Timers-Sidney j. Harvey, New Ha-
ven: G. A. Saunders, New Haven p.
I'll JInt 7 Ga
New Haven.
Judges. l.. Brown, New Haven; e.
NJ. Sperry, Highwood; George r. Coan,
New Haven; Charles e, Larom, New
Haven.
Clerk of the course and starter-Wil-
liam M. Frisbie, New Haven.
Assistant referees-William C. Dole,
New Haven; r.. f. Peckham, New Ha-
ven
Announces-Peter s. Prunty, New
York
Scorers-W Fl. French, New Haven;
Julius Spier, New Haven; James II.
Lyon, New Haven.
Handicapper-R. F. Kelsey, Hartford.
The summary Of yesterdays events
follows:
Event No. 1. Parade Tandem class.
First prize f. r. Ryan and L. p. CAL
lahan; second prize J. w. Judge and G.
w. Miller three wheel class, first prize,
c. S. Henshaw; second prize. X. A.
Skinner; four-wheel class, first prize,
w. s. Bishop; second prize, c. Q.
Reichert.
Event No. 2. Three-wheeled vehicles,
tricycles, etc Distance, five miles.
First two of each heat to qualify for
final heat First heat won by c. s.
Henshaw; time, minutes 10 4-5 sec
onds; second Harold Brown time, 10
minutes 8 seconds. Winners time by
miles: First mile. minutes A AS sec
onds; second mile, minutes 81 rs sec
onds; third miles, minutes 81 2-5 sec
ands; fourth mile, I minutes "a 1-5 sec
onds; fifth mile, 8 minutes 10 As sec
onds. Second heat won by Kenneth A.
Skinner. Time, minutes 81 seconds,
second, c. G. Wridgway. Time min
utes 35 seconds. Winners time by
miles: First mile, / minute 81 seconds;
second mile, minutes 80 is seconds;
third mile, minutes 10 seconds fourth
mile 6 minutes SO ga seconds; fifth
mile. 9 minutes 35 seconds
Event No. g. Heavy vehicles over 500
pounds. Fully equipped to carry any
number Of passengers, according to
their seating capacity-at least two.
Winner of each heat and two in fast
est heat to qualify for final heat. Dis
lance, five miles First heat Won by
Fl. P. Maxim, time 10 minutes 80 sec
onds; second, Harry G. Essylstein, time
10 minutes "A 3-5 seconds Winners
time by miles: First mile, 2 minutes
% As seconds; second mile, minutes
81 4-5 seconds; third mile 6 minutes
80 2-5 seconds; fourth mile, s minutes
46 is seconds; fifth mile 10 minutes 40
seconds. Second heat won by Kenneth
Skinner, time Is minutes 81 seconds;
second. Harold Brown. Winners time
by miles: First mile, minutes 13 "a