The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-01

easily. Erik Ludin was second. Time 1:lS
The second heat, not very interesting,
was won in the last 30 yards by Joseph
Leyer of Fall River, with George Il. jack
lin OF this city second. Time 1.l6 2-5. The
final heat was a good race. George r..
Jacklin led from the start. lie made a
Jump on the final lap and won with plenty
to spare In l:ll l-5.
only two starters toed the scratch In
the first heat OF the half mile open.
Sammie Sulkins, Boston's speedy anna
teur and r. F.. Tatre OF Harrisville were
the contestants lt was loaf until the
final lap when Sulkins who was i'm the
lead made great sprint and lead Tatre
across the tape by 10 yards. Time ASA is.
Six men lined up for the second heat
which proved TO be a highly interesting
contest The riders were punched for the
first fave laps when Louis Netting OF
Boston started TO sprint. He was chal-
lenged by Hubert Martin OF this city.
and the pair struggled around the oval
al high rate OF speed, but the Provi-
dence boy did some tall riding and beat
the representive of the Hub out by half
wheel Time 2;25
In the third heat the men were punched
unit the fourth lap when a spill occurred
and all went down with the exception OF
William Kellar of this city and he won
the race in the fast time OF s1tl-5
The fourth heat was rather slow. and
was easily won by that sterling rider l.. R.
Lake OF Brighton. Time 2:3l 3-5
kellar, Martin. Lake and Sulkins start
ed In the final of the one-mIle open The
race developed into q loaf and for FIVE
laps the pace was extremely slow. On
the bell lap all started together with
Kellsr In the lead and Lake i'm the rear.
The pace was red hot and IL looked as
though Lake would be shut out but
RfiChfOn'G rNnrpUHpfutiNp 40
Jump and won out at the tape by inches.
Sulkns was second and Martin third
Time 2:f2 80
I'm the opening heat OF the half-mlle
handicap Louis Netting Of Boston was
on scratch with Elmer o. wolden of
Planville on the limit mark Netting
started after the bunch with great speed.
but just as he was about to pass the
bunch on the final lap his wheel went
wrong and the race went 10 r. c. Dow
of Lynn with A. J. Lucas Of this city
second. Time l:0 :S-5. The second heat
was close one, but Leo Hellborn of
Pawtuxet. with handicap OF s5 yards.
proved too fast for the back workers and
won by 20 Yards. l.. r. Lake was second.
Time ]: :0l .2-5 The third heat went 10
Sammie Sulkins in an exciting sprint
from Ernest Butterworth OF Seekonk
Time l:o0:2-5. The fourth heat was the
fastest one Of the lot and was won by
Hubert Martin. Martin sprinted the
whole Of the last lap and beat Madsen
ont At the tape by half a wheel Time
5a:2-S The final heat was fast and was
captured by Hubert Martin OF this city.
Sammie Sulkins was second and Leo
Heilborn third Time 1925
The FIVE mile motor race between teams
composed OF Pickett and Derosier and
Pierce and Berwin was the next event
and IL proved a fast and exciting contest
nd vx.rif, he
pistol and held IL To the end Of the first
mile. but at this juncture Pickett and
Derosier shot ahead and held the lead
20 the finish. The defeated team re-
peatedly tried TO pass the subsequent
winners, hut their every effort was
STAYED off and Pickett and Derosier won
BY length I'm 1866.
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