Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-24
NTH HE NHEELMEk.
Young Fenn of This City Wins
 One First and One Second.

He Defeated Johnny King Saturday in
 a Pursuit Race-Yesterday at Vails-
 burg He Made Tom Cooper Hustle
 to Win in the Ten Mile Race-Wal-
 thour Defeated Jimmy Michael in a
 Twenty-Five Mile Race-McFarland
 Was Winner in His Race Results
 of Other Meets.
 The usual large Sunday crowd was at Vailsburg yesterday, and the spec tators had the pleasure of seeing new record made in one of the finest ten mile races one could desire. The mark was p minutes and 53 seconds and went to Tom Cooper. The former rec ord was 23 minutes 9 2-5 seconds, made by w. W. Hamilton of Denver. There were twenty-five starters in the race, but only about half of them fin ished. A spill in the third mile put Frank Kramer and several others out. Summaries:
 One mile open, amateur--W by Marcus l.. Hurley, New York; Gus Welsing, New York, second; Teddy Bill lington, Vailsburg, third; John Bedell, Lynbrook. fourth time, 2 minutes IS 2-5 seconds.
 Quarter-mile, novice-Won by George Lowrie, New York; George E.. Cook, Long Branch, second; William Lang, New York, third; time, 34 sec onds.
 Ten-mile, open, professionalism by Thomas Cooper, Detroit; w, S. Fenn, Waterbury, second; Arthur w. Ross, Harrison, third; John T. Fisher, Chi cago, fourth; Otto Maya, Erie, fourth; time, p minutes 5 seconds. Winners of lap prizes, R. M. Alexander, $25; w. S. Fenn, $23; A. w. Ross, $2O; Tom Butler, $14;Hardy Downing, $11; T. J. Fisher, $10; Franz Krebs, $3; H. D. Bleecker, $3;J. F. Jacobson, $3; Jack Coburn, $3; Charles Hadfeld, $2, and Lester Wilson, James Hunter and Otto Maya $1 each.
 Half-mile handicap, amateur-Won by NJ. l.. Hurley, New Tor, scratch; M F. Dove New York, 20 yards, second; Menus Bedell, Lynbrook, 15 yards, third; Walter Blodgett, Buffalo, 15 yards, fourth; time, 1 minute 2-5 sec onds.
 Johnny Nelson Saturday defeated James Moran of Chelsea, Mass, in a twenty mile middle distance motor pac- ed bicycle race at the Woodside park track, Philadelphia. Nelson finished two and three-quarters laps ahead of Moran. The men kept together during the early part of the race but at the ninth mile, Nelson headed Moran by a lap. Nelson's time at the end of the fpnth niln wac 15 .0d OK
 Boston, June 24.--Will c. Stinson of Cambridge defeated both Albert Champion and Tom Linton of France and Wales respectively at Charles River park in a clean cut race un- marred by accident. It was Stinton's first meeting with Linton, and at the end of the 9 miles he led him by more than two-thirds of a mile. The men alternated in the lead throughout the race. Stinson finally forging ahead on the twenty-frst mile, and kept his ad- vantage until the end. Summary:
 One mile open, amateur-Won by c. l.. Kimball, Boston. Time 2:25 2-5.
 Five mile lap race, amateur--Won by l.. B. Mettling. Time 11:19 2-5.
 Twenty-Five mile motor paced race between Will Stinson, Albert Cham pion and Tom Linton Won by Stinson. Time 39:O7 Champions time, 4O:15 3-5; Linton's time, 4O:47.
 Newark, N. J., June 24.-A twenty mile motor-paced match race between Floyd Mcfarland of San Jose and Arthur Ross of Harrison was the fea- ture of the bicycle race meet on the Vailsburg board track Saturday after noon, under the auspices of the Allan tic Wheelmen. MacFarland won, af- ter an exciting sprint down the home by about half a wheels length. About 5000 people saw the various events. The summarizes:
 Quarter-mile, novice-Won by F. T. Robbins of East Orange; L. Grant of Elizabeth. second; Thomas Cort. Jr, of South Orange, third. Time, 35 seconds.
 Half-mile amateur-Won by M l.. Hurley of Boston; Walter .Bardgett of Buffalo, second; Warren Zurbrick of Buffalo, third; Gus Weisling of New York, fourth. Time, I'm Ss
 Australian pursuit race between John King of Newark and w. $. Fenn of Waterbury. Won by Tenn. Dis tance four miles. Time, 9m 3S 1-3s.
 Five-mile amateur Won by Warren Zurbrick of Buffalo: Charles Kasten- dirck of Brooklyn, second; John Bedell of Lynbrook, third; Gus Welsing of New York city. fourth. Time, I'm 23s.
 New York, June 24.-The cycling sea- son was opened at the Manhattan Beach tracy Saturday with program of amateur and professional scratch and handicap races which preceded the main event, a 25-nile motor pace race, in which seven of the leading middle distance riders took part. There were six money prizes First honors were won by Bob Walthour of Atlanta, Ga, who defeated Jimmy Michael, the "Welsh Rarebit'' by about 100 yards after a bruising race i'll 1:41 2-5, which is nearly four minutes behind the rec ord, 37:44. Summary:
 Twenty five mile motor paced race Won by Robert Walthour, Atlanta, Ga. Jimmy Michael, Wales, second; Me Eachern, Toronto, third; Fred Hoyt. Boston, fourth; Burns Pierce, Boston, fifth; Harry Caldwell, Manchester. N.