Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
|1lFlN WON TEN TEN.
\ MILE LAP RACE
|...,r sii''' On nth. the Track and
No Accidents
.,,,oy's PRETTY RIDING
Il, winner. IN Two Hair
y # f.. o, event. smith wo''''d
S' in Tandem Race

sprlnt races are '"'
~ ~, Ip'' witnessing a spirited .. con-
D ap', y, tUo powerful MOTORCYCLES,
N'' .Saut. pulled off at the saucer ,r,a
be s,, w. nroyed the exception me
e' .l. could hardly have been more more
sil's "a every race been between
,gr go. enthusiastic to a de-
y ,sd thoroughly appree'a' ~ al.
r ~ ',,,am. Interest was not az
70 lag: during the ln,e ,n ,sn',e
~ y ' Prof. Held and his whlte
followers discoHrSea SWEEP
- conferred in the ten-mile lap
,so reason that from the crack
r,p II was one continuous ouso 'o 70
~ E su1 man has a chance GOO Io
het S whether he has a NV,ooo
s' a,nSs and a 10 cent head or y
u q nlnO ., limbs and a $4,000 head,
,,ser Rlshel claims 'he'e '''
Gibson again proved to be a
Ag ,ha Gesh OF some Of the money
~ u ' go cot a whack AT the money
,s,r vents and did it by superb rlu-
W, s' ,bs first heat of the three
-. ~ mile Ne professional he refused 70
PIX x. ' adyantage OF pace and pulled
y , 'n' around for four ana three,
,.r' laps winning by three wneel
.s. in NE fast time of :26, iiau ne
w. ,., M scratch instead Of the 90 yard
H ga would have lowered the track
~ ", n " I.2S made by j. p. Gum IN
4. mai the young Cincihha'i"" ''"'e
| Mrih 49,. uaoa with his
W s., 'yon yumplng' in second ana
|lipnan third u,,,o tandem
.I.sn amateur. was the defeat OF
.,s s's smith and Heagren. Hoffer and
,. IN ,ook the race IN 1852 10, smith
q p.agrfn got second and Angel and
Lg.nd third - &, cha
- w ian race but only fourteen
80 If was conceded to be the
s,l,s, race Of the Kind yet seen on
Y INK Billy samuelson would nave
I, \, Food chance but for his folly OF
rarilog a lap and a half too SOON
XVI dozen OF the riders kept up a
IN ,or lap and mile money and King
n igllus we're tied for second place
hr Zach winning thirteen, Samuel
!. v,s the victor In that respect, get
|r,,vay with thlrty-fve laps, Waugh
7 had Gibson made a beautiful ride
~ home stretch, but Gus Lawson
4 CHAPMAN finished ahead OF the
nk7 Vaughan won the race
SUMMARY.
nee.qaarter mile handicap profess
tal
mt Heat-Harry Gibson, 80 yards
4 elem Turyille, i5 yards, second;
!, LAWSON. 30 yards, third; John
h,,nsn IS yards fourth. Time-l;26.
s,5nl Heat-John Lawson, 80 yards,
hR. H. Walne, 40 yards. second;
Viking, IS yards, and Charles Tur-
NJ yards third; w, Il. Samuelson,
nth fourth. Tlme-l:27 40.
fll--Gus Lawson. first; John Law
g. second: Charles Turville. third;
t,yh fourth. Time-l:2G 2-j.
oy.mile tandem handicap amateur.
m, HEATH. Cranes and A. G.
kl,l. & yards, first; Jim Smith and
Il Kelley, 100 yards, second. Time
"a
s3nd Heath. c. Hoffer and F. w.
sssof, IS yards, first; +. e. Smith and
I Heagren scratch, second. Time
lglk
hEl-Hoffer and sheelor, first; Smith
L. Hearen. second; Cranes and An
III third. Jim Smith and Kelley,
t.riA Time -l.52 i-5.
lsn'mile lap race, professional:
" B Vaughan, first; Gus Lawson,
s'1d, J. NJ. Chapman, third; Harry
Gibson, fourth Time-2l:Ss 3-5. w.
Smuslson, IS laps, winner greatest
.nbsr Of laps, Oscar Julius and w. Il.
AiI y laps, tie for second greatest
i.rlef Of laps.