Evening star., 1901-06-19
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.

Moran's reinstatement was received with
great rejoicing at the local track yesterday
evening. Moran will make his debut there
Saturday night in the all-amateur meet.
Carl Mueller has recovered from his re-
cent illness, and will begin training Mon
day.
Johnny Hill is the latest rider to go
under the doctors treatment. While train
ing a few evenings ago he struck another
rider. painfully injuring his right arm and
knee cap.
The contestants in the tandem pursuit
race tomorrow night will have to do some
fast riding to beat Elliott and Hoover
They are going in well prepared.
Manager Bryan is seriously considering
the idea Of giving an "aged" race at one
of the coming race meets Imagine such
Davidson. Jack Wood, Fred Moore.
Bill Jose and several others lined up at
the tape! The race would undoubtedly at
tract widespread attention.
Tandems are at a premium since the an
nouncement of tandem pursuit race.
Seven of the best middle-distance bicycle
riders have signed contracts to appear
along regular circuit of meets at New
Pittsburg during July, August and Septem-
ber. The riders will include Mcfarland.
Jimmy" Michael, Tom" Linton, Cham
pion. Stinson. Walthour and Nelson.
Saturday night has been postponed until
this coming Saturday night, owing to the
numerous rains of last week.
Tom Linton. the Welshman, expects to
arrange races with all the great flyers this
season. and, in spite of his years of cam
paigning, believes himself in the best con-
dition Of his life. Linton wants another
shy at Jimmy Michael. as the two. al
though natives of the same country, are
bitter rivals.
Albert Champion is a great believer in
the single motor. He says that single mo-
tors will yet be the popular fad, and that
racing among single motors will create
furore Of interest in time to come
The teams entered in the tandem pursuit
race tomorrow night include: Howard
Rhine and F. Long. E. Gin and J: L.
and Charles Elliott and F. Hoover.
In the bowl game, 1t Is claimed. the
motor occupies the relative position Of the
pitcher in a base ball game. If the motor
Is lost by the side unfortunate enough to
have the faulty motor ofhpitcher. The good
motor or pitcher works 10 the benefit Of
tn the @ lucky y ones reprssensed by 1T; So It is
the motor are essential TO success, there
are other things needed both in the bowl
and the base ball eanles In the former
there must be a man good enough to follow
the big machine, and I'd the latter there
must be men who can field and bat. The
parallel between thettwoIi Is claimed to be
SO perfect tnat II m1Eht De carried on in
definitely. sGe'I e
Voters Splendid Exhibition.
Five favorites won yesterday at Sleeps
head. and the form players and the race
going public generally had field day. A
big midweek crowd was attracted by the
good card and the perfaet June weather,
and they were rewarded mot only by Pc
cuniary gain. but by some exceptionally
good performances by the thoroughbreds
who were in fine fettle. The track was
lightning fast, and, although most of the
successful horses won by wide margins
remarkably good time was the rule, and
two track records were broken.
Mr.. Keenes wonderful horse Voter again
showed himself to be the finest article in
the way of sprinter that has ratified
hoofs on an American race track In many
years The Coney Island handicap was q
mere morning canter for the son OF Friar's
Balsam. He packed 133 pounds, the top
weight, and ran six -furlongs over the
main course in LIZ 2-5. equaling the track
record, made by Waltzer In 1895. with only
los pounds up. The great sprinter ambled
out ahead in the first few strides. and
after that was always anywhere from
eight to four length ahead OF his field,
winning, pulled up. by the latter margin
Had there been any pace made for him
new figures would surely have been hung
up. Lady Uncas and Ne9merist ran Sec