Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-05
WITH THE WHEELMEN.
Races at the Athletic Field Saturday
 Were Not We'll Patronized.

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 Were Not Well Patronized.
 The following are the results of the races, given under the auspices of the Warwick Wheel club Saturday at the Athletic field:
 One mile open-First heat, NJ. J.. FitZpa trick, Waterbury; l. A.. HaXton, Waterbury; Paul Summa, Fitzpatrick second; time, 2:34. Second heat, Archie O. Brown, Waterbury; Dan Sullivan, New York. Third heat, Thomas Gra- dy, Springfield; J. F. Brannigan, New Britain. Fourth heat, Walter Hagger- ty, Bridgeport; J. W. Linley, Bridge port Finals (Time limit 2:22), after ward changed to 2:26 and finally dis regarded by Grady, D. Sullivan second, Brannigan third; time. 2:27 2-j.
 Two mile handicap First heat, Dan Sullivan second, Brannigan first; second heat, Combers first, Chivers second; third heat, Mcdonald first. Summa sec ond. Finalds Won by M. Sullivan, 40; Combers, 120, second; time 4:29 4-5. MtjYs 95I 81
 Five mile match pursuit race-Won by M. J. Fitzpatrick of Waterbury against Archie W. Brown of Water bury; time, 12:42 4-5.
 Ten mile open-Riders, Comber, NJ. Sullivan, Norway, Garnsey, Lawson, T. F. Davis of Hartford, J. W. Davis of Waterbury, Brannigan, Hurlock, Mcdonald, Grady, Haggerty, Linley, Thayer, D. Sullivan. Won by M Sul- ivan: Lawson second, Comber third and Lindley fourth; time, 26:48 3.5. Sullivan also won prizes for leading at the end of each lap and mile. He cov- cred nine miles of the ten ahead of all others and was first in twenty-two out of the thirty laps. sd x
 Frank Kramer defeated Major Fay Tor in the final heataof a half-mile race of the championship series of the Ma tional Cycling association. at Vailsburg, N. J., Saturday. It was in grand cir cult meet and Kramer's victory gives him the lead in the championship competition by twenty-two points, to twenty for Taylor Summaries:
 Half mile open tamateur)- Final heat won by G. Welsing, New York; M. T. Dove. New York, second; Charles Gar rabrant, Paterson, third; Albert Welsh CT, Vailsburg, fourth; time, I'm 12 los.
 One mile handicap professionaD- 2:10 class-Final heat won by R. NJ. Alexander, Hartford GOO yards); Otto Maya, Erie (S0 yards), second: Nat Ap- gar, Summit, N. J. (120 yards), third; time, Pm 4-5s.
 Two mile handicap (amateur) Won by Harry Welsing, New York (scratch; A. Rawlins, New Bedford (60 yards), second; D. Billington, Vailsburg (scratch), third; time, Am 13s; track record
 Half mile circuit championship (pro- fessionaD Final heat won by Frank Kramer; Major Taylor second; time, 3m, 2s. J. T. Fisher and Tom Cooper divide points for third
 Ten mile motor paced match (ama- teur)-Won by Thomas Firth, Harri- son, N. J.; F. G. Van Colt. New York. second; time, Ism 26s. Won by 400 yards.
 Five mile handicap, professional Won by W. S. Fenn (scratch); r. A Mcfarland GOO yards), second; T, j.. Gascoyne f50 yards), third; John Be dell q50 yards), fourth; time. 10m 5Ss One mile, New Jersey state cham pionship. amateur Won by Thomas Firth, Harrison, N. J.; E. Ellington, Vailsburg, second; Charles Schlee Newark, third; time, 2m 10 3-5s. Boston, Aug g. Bobby Walthour failed to appear for his twenty-five mile match race with Jimmy Moran Saturday night at the Revere track. and a three-cornered race at twenty miles was substituted, with Moran, Hugh Mclean and Watson Coleman 1 the contestants 1t was McLean's first race behind motor pace, but he came bravely to the slaughter and gave very creditable exhibition. beat | ing out Coleman by two laps. Moran | was the winner by big margin, lap- ping the other two men with the reg . Al l twenty miles in 32 minutes 19 2-5 sec l OndS.