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New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
ROAD DIFFERS MATINEE TO-DAY.

FINE SPORT EXPECTED At EMPIRE CITY FARE-
SOME OF THE ENTRIES
Members OF the Road Drivers Association VIII
hold their last matinee for the season az Empire
City Park to-day. Seven wagon races are on the
programme and II one-haIf the horses entered an
swer the starters bell fine sport VIII be seen. Al
though the prizes TO be competed for are worth
something ike H.000 and the rental OF the track
Is $500 more with other expenses amounting 10 500
or 500 additional the association viii virtually
throw the gates and the grandstand wide open 70
the public. The double team race promises 70 be
the feature Of the DAYS sport In this race John
2 CockerflIs crack Speedway team-Swift. 2l61a.
and Rival, 2I7A4-Is meet I E Whitehead's 3
Marion Wilkes and Saratoga Belle, Luke A Burke's
West Wilkes and Little Frank, and possibly also
". 9. Floyd-Jones's Casselton and knOxena,
In the 2I5 race for trotuers the list OF entries
includes De Witt c Flanagan's Ivandort. OF
the contendtng horses III the $4,000 race at Hart
ford LAST week, and such other good ones as A b
Cfwat thueys Tiver1ou. Homer Dsvenports Carlton.
X c. Atwood Mclaughlin Maid Thomas F.
Russeps Maid Thorn and George StengeIs Ollie
Wilkes The other contests viii be FOR > l5 PAGERS,
2a2 PAGERS go Jrotters 2;i9 PAGERS and I'D trot-
ters All races to be 70 wagon. and amateurs
drive
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
80 90 - e cNc1NNArr

Cincinnati. Sept In the tennis tournaments s<
AvoudaIe to-day the contests were few Ersr-
son. or Cincinnati, won from Alexander of Pr4ncs-
ton. in the ne1-s singles The wind ana tss
weather favored the besr PLAYING TIE attend
ance was large Summaries
Emerson beat AIexander. s. s. R D Li-rI.
beat Roche. o- Chicago, in The ulird round -
the mems singles 6-S So 80 This Iearss
Emerson and Lizzie 70 play The finals IN rsnts
singles on Saturday afternoon
Mss Banks OF Chicago. beat Miss CIoscsrruar
o. Cincinnati. SIS 6-3 in rhe ss-ni-dnaI rou-s ~
the WOC-su's singles leaving Miss NlcArser ~
Flttsburg- 20 play Miss Banks on Saturday afrsr-
noon 70 decide the finals
Little ard Alexander Dfahf Nd
OF Cincinnati 81. S. 6-2 n re fnais 81 u5sns
doubles
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
zEAwAHEAEA RACEABOUT CONTESTS
~ =-.7r= --Cs ~ THIRTY sECCSnS-Tf75 7iS
GETS TIE MAywELL CUP.

-v--z - lain pU- IN BY the owner oc the race
sbou- IS --z- she vas entitled 70 The $50 AaZ"e
I'm -r-c,r- -re results of Thursdays meet, ne
sssvs-zska -o-t,-h,an officials gave the cup 20
~ srd B- ~ another CUP 70 oe raced for yes-sr-
azv = SENS hat The proposal vas % race -or
-ae Maxwell C-,p n pairs, The winners oNl q 1N1
5.4=rsn- -o-fes 70 contest n subsequent contests
nv ~ -----rzz1-= racing several boats failed 70
s-s-- ar --z -aresbo-t Scamp broke down JUST
-e.7-A re z---A-@ Then The SIS raced with ne
Rz.de- zr6 ire SNAPPER and won As reportec- ne
cVre- C re SIS conreuded thai no further races
-ozId . had sor me purpose Of letting II any
-oa,s --z- ID not compete n rhe first races o. me
pairs -ce -lub officials seemed 70 regard THIS as
so-ew1z- strange and novel contenion. nut
-ztner -1z1 dispute the point, iet the Maz|eh Cop
% to- ne winning q one race
TIE contests 9s Yesterday were entered ~ me
Scamp ] Ce Forest: the Raider. H IL Crane. the
S-z51e- 7 Maxwell, ard the Sptndrtfr. owned
~ ne Pre- brothers. The wind was out O me
szs- z16 blowing brtskIy II the start which TOOK
place ~ 20 2 n The Raider then led across me
IKE c1 the ore gun start. The first leg vas
1-Cs6 reach r0rrh-1orrhWesr. followed by peat On
he second lez and another broad reach SOUTH
westerly home This course was sallSo Twice H-a4
g e ot thirteen and & hat miles -
n Cranes boar maintained her lead 70 me
second mark % the first round. and theh SIC ~
-sEg1- AID pssseS oy Mr.. de Forests Doat On ne
srcs5 -esrr ~ ~ third leg The Scamp held the
eaC thus gained I'll the finish Ihe VINO Il4lLe1
mere the southeast later n The Gay aLo ne
2oas finished 4 tais order I2e scamp ne ne ~ IN
ne Snapper. me Sp--c-t-t- TIE scamp WL-5a - -
seconds over The EaiEer. which IS SECONDS more
han the SIS heat the Raider On the cay De-CLS-
Owing 70 me cc1nnlrtee's not coming II win ne
lfc!zl Te1,res before me launch left the club 20
reer rae evening train for NeW-York the taDLe
'ontatrtng TIE committees ngures cannot DC
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
NDho Are SGgIhAe.
4 Magnificent Pry1e.

The MOBILE is nlnaoout carriage, with square
body low dashboard and bicycle wheels bearing Hart
ford tires the seat and back upholstered doth or
leather. The weight is between 700 and 500 pounds
when ready for running The MOBILE IS propelled BY
stszm-gzsolene naDhtha being used for fuel
The boiler IS Of copper, containing 300 copper FIRE
tubes; wrapped with 800 feet OF piano wire put on
BY machinery has been tested up 10 250 lbs pressure
10 the square inch and will withstand 900 5s pressure
forward copper cylinder holds the gasolene and has
been tested to 250 lbs pressure the square nch No
boiler Of the MOBILE has ever exploded, and the
makers believe explosion practical inpossbilty
because the requisite pressure could be reached with
the material At hand. An automatic shUt-off ex-
tnguishss the fire when pressure of 160 lbs has been
attained This automatic device IS szegu1rded against
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
READY FOR FISHER CUP RACE.

Hoehester. n Y, Sept. 7.-Arrangements FOR the
IsC OF the series OF races between the AIinota OF
-oIonto' and the Genesee, OF Rochester for the
Flsher Cup tomorrow have been completed. The
sOaF'hg g7'n viii be fred at Il g. m The course is
lrlsngular three and one-half miles to q leg The
yaclIs VIII go over the course twice The race
Ts T5usI oe nnished within five and one-half hours
1us Jucges are Thomas 3. Prircherd OF Rochester;
4ILaAA "a Gray or Toronto, and J. T. Mouck OF
aanatron. nam They viii also act tllnekeepers and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
CHICAGO. s: PHILADELPHIA. s.

Philadelphia. Sept. T-Darkness brought to-day's
game 10 q close at the end Of the ninth inning
with the score tied Chicago tried new pitcher
named Hughes. who kept the local team guessing
during the entire game DOnohue's Wild throw II
the ninth inning allowed the rieing run 70 tally.
Score
Pstsas2 Psts5eBb. ----...II -........I E8 z .
rssrtsrfes-F4urhss and Donoh1e; Orth and Mcfarland
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

contests with its star team, but there are many
good ones among the others, and il would not be
surprise calculations upset Every detail has
been arranged Tor the meeting. and those who at
tend VIII well taken care OF. The following
officials viii handle the meeting Referee = E SUI
lfvan. judges. J. 7 DOoIing 2 " Ruben Colonel
P q. Smith and William Br1Crtau. clerk OF COURSE
John :. Dixon, National Athletic Club
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

greens cor the tournament Wheaton Is an IDEAL
inland course, not only account OF the grand
distances but also because OF the arrangements OF
the hazards, the quality Of turf and the general
rolling nature OF the ground There is not tree
on the entire ground save the few which surround
the clubhouse. in the northeastern corner. There
all kinds Of hazards-cOp bunkerS, sand traps,
long grass low ground fences and pond-and the
professionals who going 10 compete there are
TO md ample opportunity TO display their
golfing versatility. The distances OF the various
holes follows:
In 40. $50. 900 90 $50 30 $50. 422-2 $50
Il seems doubtful whether Vardon's record OF =,
made during the recent Western trip, viii be
broken. That figure stands for extraordinary golf.
especially when II is remembered that the ex-cham-
pion came home in 35. The score by holes. COM
pared with bogte.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
CINCINNATI. {; BOSTON. s.

Boston. Sept "A single. TWO agger. base
on balls and passed ball IN the ninth gave Gin
cinnat. three runs and rhs game Attendance
1oge. Score
Boston ...............1 0 % IS
Kane
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
TENNIS.
THE TOURNAMENT At TARRyTovN NEAR
ING ITS END

ING ITS END
Tarryrowu, y E.EssGE : CspectaD.-Tae annual
open lawn rsuutS-1--r-z4=asnt o. the Sleepy Eol-
low Club was continued here again today, and
considerable progress vas made n al ot the n
finished contests. Il the weather IS tavorzhIe the
meeting viii end ro-norrow afternoon IN The
semi-hrals OF the championship singles Pzrsc beat
Brannan easily. and he viii meet Talis1r to-nor-
morning IN the finals The winner VII pay
HackstC. the Champion. IN the afternoon FOR the
sleepy Hollow tFe21S- --zEs yale champion has a.
ready Won Jn-s cup -T-c5- and Z Ne wins again
Tomorrow. II vii become his personal properly
The finals % The handicap singles and usn's
doubles VIII also be played II the afternoon alG
the tournament brought 20 end The other
competitions have all been finished Scores.
CAaEpt9nshtp singles gsezi-duzI -ount'-I ?. Ps---
beat F G. Bra-nz1- ID 81
Men doubles lserli-hnal -oun1l-C 2 Wa1sou IT, aa1
4 D snow bez- J. P Pa-e- and Hugh Tauanr. 81
IS
Mixed doubles tzer-i-5-aI -ou1dJ-SIss Temple a1E c
.. Al-ar1 bear Mss Ewing and @ Bar. -, "a 81
-1C1C--ALLSs Thompson arr J. Miss
Temple and c. D NlLarE. 81. S-3-
Ea11.cau singles Second rou1tf-Vau Rsvre1 5}
Car tscra-ch & o. 6l Ez-c1 40 Hicks owe Is,
teIz--r- c5i hzIs 15l =-S
g 1o-S Errz lscra-cbI bea- Tz6cux 10 90. rs
Serli-dlal -0unt-Vau RsyPen C5j bear Hatch d5,.
g.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
MoRRIsroNN FIELp - rorRNEY.


The Morr.srow1 Field Club VIII hoId IT'S rau
lawn tennis championship roUr-auen-. ne pIsy
beginning to-day, on TIE courts - No-rtsroUu,
y. ]. There are four events On the scheduI@mens
championship singles. mems championship doubles.
Junior championship singles and vonsn's cham
pionship singles. In the frs- contest The winner
VIII be required % pIay the winner OF the July
tournament for the club 1tIls and trophy The
club has offered a handsome and vaI1abIs cup
this season thar viii be PLAYED for the 6rs. utns
n ms meeting T. has brought out The ful
strength OF L1e clubs Leading players. including
Edward WCodNa-1. the Williams College and
winner OF the all New England tourney Lecn
Freeman. Oscar Smith. Charles Cole. O. Harvard
HalsCead Little and Samuel Gillespie. o. Yale.
Karl Bs1r IS the present holder % ne Gr16-h
Cup n the junior Championship He has woz rha
trophy twice. and should ne De successful II 6a-
Tending = against Harry Swords, his most dac-
gerOuS competitor. rle cup VIII become 5ts per
sonal properly Miss Lewis, Mss Howsls, Mss
March and Mss Ben- are the highest bidders for
the wonsu'S Championship Lirls. Mss Lewis has
the laurels n her keeping ar rl5 present time
she defeated Hiss EoWeLs II the challenge con
test last year As The women al playing q
brilliant and spirited game the struggle cor tins
trophy. known as Ccs Members Cup, promises Wa
menr viii continue Throughout next week
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
~ - oRANGE OvAL TO-pAY.

The result Of the game Of baseball between the
Orange Athletics and the IrvingtOn Athletic Club
is being looked forward 70 with interest by lovers
Of the National game. Both teams are about
eyen1v matched and considerable money viii
change hands 4 crowd viii undoubtedly be on
hand a. the Orange Oval today 81 45 2 N. when
teams meet.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
ATHLETICS.
LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIPS TO TAKE PLACE
TO-DAY

The metropolitan championships OF the Amateur
Athletic Union viii be decided upon Columbia Field
this afternoon. beginning at 3. m Never before
in the history OF the organization has such
aggregation OF stars entered for the local cham
pionships. Including the entries do all the Ken
from the metropolitan district who went abroad 70
compete in the International contests. the games
this afternoon should be well parrOniZed BY AL
lovers OF athletics. Kraenzein Grant Bray ana
Sheldon all entered their respective special
ties. There 15 entries in all which divided
among the various clubs / the association The
Pastfme Athletic Club and the New-1 ork Athletic
Club have thirty-siX entries each. The Knicker-
booker Athletic Club comes next with about a
score. and the Union Settlement Athletic Club,
New West Side and Xavier follow with a few each
From the present outlook the New-York Athletic
Club stands good chance or winning most or IT,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
BLUNDERs WIN FOR HARLEM

The New-York team defeated the St Louis uine
at the Polo Grounds yesterday through mtsplays by
Jones and Mccain. IN the eighth inning. after two
were out. Mccain failed 70 hold a throw By Jones
and two runs were scored before the ball was re-
covered, and Smith, who had hit the ball.
ing al third. Havley's pitching q feature.
Score
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

The Rockaway Hunt Club, of Cedarhurst. Will
resume golhng activity to-day with a qualifying
round for a cup presented by G. c. Rand, the con-
dirions for which call for medal play rounds on
September S Is % and 29 at eighteen holes First
and second players are 70 quality each week and
those so qualifying be barred from further
competition The best eight are then 70 play on
AT match play. the pairs 20 be drawn and each
player 10 have three-quarters OF his medal play
handicap There Will also be golf ball handicaps
on September s. 10 . and .. the fee being Two
balls each clock golf' putting match for
has been arranged for September I5 IN
which first and second prizes viii be awarded and
on September % there will be a women's haudicap
match Of eighteen holes, medal play. in which the
first four Will qualify for the match plav rounds
First and second prizes will be awarded.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
THE LARcHMoyT RACES TO-DAY

Ire Lerchrnont Schooner Cup viii be raced for
today ~ the Corona the Qu!ssetta and the Al
ianttc- NJ Lippftt. owner of the ouissettar mas
tle yacht n good shape. and thinks that the BOAT
has good chance N light weather. The YANKEE
tas Rainbow. the Virginia and the Mineola have
al beer on re ways 70 prepare. and the AsIrlld
sn6 rhe Isolde viii have another Of their inter
-sr-ng races The new Cherokee, Of Hanley - de-
sigL been repaired the Jacob yards, Ky
Island since she knocked the LarchmonI mar K
- gunenrs last Monday. and she VIII meet IIle
Countess ard the o Shima san II. ". EaIoi
yaWl. Lhe AU6ax has received new boWspfll a
Csty Island since the last Larchmont race, ana
she WI meet the Escape and the Flora AFTER
TIE rare Commodore PostIey VIII entertain al ola-
Der Lhe oWners q TIE yachts con1perinE Tor t+-e
Pogtiey Cup and the LarchnORr CUp FOR schponers-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
GOLF IN IRELAND

Dublin. Sept. In the dnal OF the Irish amateur
golf championship contest at Newcastle. County
Down, to-day the former amateur English cham
ptOn, Hilton. beat Sydney Fry. OF Richmond bv II
and play
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Los Angeles February q. p and 3 The won-
ems championship is to take place at Pasadena on
January and 3. The association has just held its
annual meeting, and is in a prosperous condition
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
sEAwArHAKA ArTrMN RAcEs

The seevznhaza Corinthisp Yachr Club viii give
rs annual autumn regarra to-day on the club
courses aid out In The Sound off Oyster Bay. The
classification includes s5-foot schooners and All
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

So many entries have been received from mat
tached riders for the century run OF the Asso-
claIed Cycling Clubs Of the City OF New-York by
the Chairman OF the committee. II. Z. Bridgma1
mat special division for their accommodation
VIII De formed and on Sunday. September 18 It Is
expected that George c. Wheeler. who has been
paced N charge Of the unattached riders. Will
OFlns through more survivors than have ever be-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
BASEBALL. .
THE TWO LEADERS PLAY ANOTHER IN
TEREsTING GAME N BROOK
LYN-THE RESULT A TIE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

6rocklyn- g Ptttsburg Nsv-Yorlx. 3, ST. Louis g.
Game called account OF PhiladeIphia 8 Chicago q
carkness). Game called account OF
Cincinnati. 3: Boston 8 darxness1
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

EsrneC ruls-NeW-Io-k. Z Louis, !. FIRST base
BY er-brs-St. Louis. Eew-T0rk, ?, Left bases
9. NeW-york First baus-OS
jones !; or Hawley, 2 Struck out-By Jones, !; by
Eawley. 2 Sacrifice hit-He!dr.oz- Stolen bases-B1r-
kstt. Donovan 2 Davis 2 Three 5ase hits-Mecann.
SeIbac1- Two Elts-McCfrawv Hickman Hi BY
pt,cher-By Jones ?; by HawIey T. UTPl-e-,5a1ney.
7--ne q Rarre-L-To hour
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Al Observation-Disclosures s. Worcester.
Al pringdeId-Hartford. 3. Springfield,
Al Observation-Disclosures 2. syracuse. q
AZ onrreal-AonrTeal 9, Toronto >
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

accident BY safety valve winch opens the boiler AZ
pressure OF 220 lbs the square Inch Other safety
appliances have been add-d 10 the equipment
G7soI-n- IS to be tound AZ every crossroads srar.
There IS odOr from conbuStion, the fu- being f-d
under pressure and there s little nose from operation
the steam beng exhausted 1to 4 nUEi-r-
The engines are double side, with cylinders 2z BY
ga inches the crank making 900 revolutions mr.
ute tul reversing gear ana strong brake supplied
There have been twenty improvements made ever ths
original Stanley carriage
ANY speed desired ID 70 So niles Al hour can &c
enioyed; and capacity is given tor water and gssc-
Iene for 100 miles OF asphalt streets or 30 niles q
country roads The cost Of the machine IS $50 cash
delivered az the staten n T.rrytoR1
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Williams. Dahlen- Two base hits-VviIharns, Kelley.
First base errDrs-Sr0Oklyn. Lett bsses-Pi-ts-
burg g. BroekIyn. Z Struck ouI-By &cGinrty. !; by
0al6eLI, Stolen Eeeier
bsls-By 4IcGiunity, J. by Waddeu 2. Double play
Ely. RiIchey OyE3ren- pitched baIl-By Nc
Giurlty. p adGeu / -l-ae-E %. Luspire-O Day.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
STATE IEAGTE

At schenectady-T l; Schenectady. 0
Al observation-disclosures. s: Blnghamron /
Al Utica-CtIca, I3, albany, 3.
Al CortIand-Cortland, 8, Elmtra, 8.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
CYCLING
ARRANGING FOR CENTURY RUNs-RAcEs
TOMORROW

satisfactory entry list is reported by the New
1orA Fremen's Cycle Club for its fourth annual
century run which viii start from Bedford Rest
Brooklyn, tomorrow morning. in FIVE divisions at
LWenty minute intervals, beginning at $50 O'Clock
Ahose who desire to take part. but have not yet
entered VIII be accommodated at the start, as an
sooionaI supply Of badges for each OF the divisions
mas oeen provided and will be issued TO those who
apply on Sunday morning There will be no other
seco5{{ run to-uorrow, the Madison Wheelmen,
ScC9s uIng 70 the president of that club, having
oz SsGaoeo not 70 compete with the hremen
TounCSo you, recently Chief John Castles and Captain
Jonn + AcAree VIII act as couFiers OF the run and
'I oG pass assisted d BY Lieutenant Edward s. Root
= Mackey. c. e Nylauder John Bromley R N
5Glne - nam 1homas J. Moore, 3. H Stearns, B. Got
ther and Z. z. Walters viii pace the Divisions n
ADDITION 10 other well known riders.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

several courses preparations have been made for
unusual crowds. Team matches seem 10 be the
most popular feature, and among the most inter
esring viii be the meeting between the Oakland
ana Englewood players at Englewood- The Newark
Athletic Club viii send team to East Orange and
the North Jersey Country Club, OF Paterson. will
SEND It's team 70 Nutey- Similar contests are also
scheduled between the Nassau and Wee Burn and
me WeStchester and Har0or Hill Golf clubs A
hlckers' Handicap is the attraction at the North
Jersey links. and the usual weekly handicaps will
oe played at Ardsley Crescent Athletic ShinuecoCk
6aysWater, Glen Ridge and Marine and Field
Walter J. Travis, the present champion OF the
country has some interesting things 10 say about
approaching in the current issue Of Coli" when
you come 70 within, say, one hundred yards OF the
hoe, his advice is. the nashie should be brought
into requisttton For a shot OF this distance the
right foot should be advanced q trffe more than
usual. with the ball somewhat nearer the right
angles 70 the line of play. and play straight for the
hole. Make the stroke with decision. Aim 10 hit
the bah IN its centre with the middle Of the face
and let the club go through and slightly into the
ground Follow through IN the drive. Do NOT
attempt 70 Jerk the stroke, unless the ball be
lying BADLY, Be very careful not to take any turf
until after the ball IS hit. The ball must be hit
ground Immediately after. and notion auy account
before rea aching the ball Do allow N club 10
trail along behind the ball n the upward swing:
rather make a point OF taking It up straighter-
more vertically
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
HARNESS RACING.
THE ABBOT BREAKS WAGON RECORD FOR
MILE WITH EASE

MILE WITH EASE.
Hartford. Conn Sept. The Grand Circuit
meeting closed at Charter Oak Park this afternoon
into this afternoons sport The racing was in
Il. Onward silver took the race. Four heat win
nsrs went n the sixth heat, and the contest was
spirited. although the time was slow.
The 2-2o pace was taken by Fred ;. WecgeWood n
second place The 217 trot went TO Roster in three
straight heats.
The mile. 70 beat the wagon record Of 2:o9l4. BY
Lucille, in Cleveland, IN 1871 was the sensaLoh OF
the afternoon, The Abbot. driven by Geers, doing
the trick with in 2059z The quarters were
038i. and L-36 the last half being in l:00lz-
a boot on the hOnestreUch no time was taken COS
sold in the week without the interference ot tne
authorities. The summary
PACCG-2.I0 CLASS-PCRsE 81 200
The Admiral b =. BY Be Sure-Lady Belle,
DGl0h5 3g ziAS R o. b 17st-a4zT g 72rHes55
Sphinx 5 en- g spear, spear, ----..--.--- -------------
---.-' r,2ne@2:o75s 2:o7i. a.oss. 2.oes
PACNG-2.2o c14Ass-PURsE 200
Fred 5 wedgewoOd. ?. h by Fred s-wEkes.
BY wedgewood CIeHsnry) -..-.-...-----.--- !
George. br. & tMcAenneyl ----.-.--------
line 0sl4 5:5si4. 2oea,
TROTTING-214 CLAss-PURsE 81 200
Onward silver. en- h by Onward. by
alice sSeFasfa ssTas=. s''5s5' 6r n loDe,
Lamp Girl. .. CBerry)- ----------..---. 10
Grace Onward. b m. (Sfacey) ----.--1 II II
Ainuette. en- tIoearsel .--.-.-- . . re
Palm Leaf B. g CAIcCarthy) -.-------. 10 TO
Tre-21114. 2I14+. 2:l2& 2:l3A4. 2:l4l5 2l69t
TPOTTNG-217 CLAss-PCRsE s.. 200
Poster g. by Alnonedo. by Red Wilkes .-.--
Baron Belt. br. g cQuaton,. ..-...-.---.--.--5
Time-2-I4ls- 2.18le. 2.l4ta.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

fore competed IN Ike contest Mr.. Wheeler. ow-
ing 20 his Individual popularity. has secured many
entries and his friends hockinE him in great
numbers, al seeming Cesirous Of houortng him by
rld-ng n his division. The next regular meeting
q The Associated Cycling Clubs will be held at
tne hnlckerbocker Athletic Club house Forty-ftth-
81. and Madison-ave., On Monday night. All ques-
tons pertaining 20 the century viii be reported
on at this meeting and other important business
VIII come up for settlement
Over a hundred riders have entered the bicycle
races at the vaIsburg board track. Newark for
tomorrow. Cash prize riders and scores OF ANA
teurs viii race n the many haudicaps II IS
Handicap Day" al the track. and every race will
be z handicap affair except the Quarter-nile dash
for nOvlces. a feature viii be unlimited pursuit
race between Wahrenberger and Wheeler
The American Cycle Racing Association FOR its
meeting tomorrow the GuttenbUrg half-ntle
track has arranged attractive card OF Six
contests are 70 be decdeds a naIr-nnIIe race for
novces, half-mie han6Fcap. ard oue-Ilfle open
Among the special feetdres -Vtfl be eight cor
nered unlimited purst-4T7 faee1 in which George
HCmans. Jack BedealssEShlse Sullivan. Butler
Dove and Schleber viii ride.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
Birnrles

GOOD T5c 81 - $3.50. s1-T5 Al zaksA
TFDrS Guarantsed hy tAe frs special pr1ces
likes ers. WILLIS. g Para Row. o. :. O.
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