Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13
'BuRRIS MAY GET
FIRST MONEY.
last through Team Work Of Sam
usIson and TuryiIIe'
lEyLAND'S FINE RIDING.
,.your Hour Race Was a Frost
-nidtrs Did Not Make Enough
10 PAY Expenses.

M. oibour race which came 20 an
.,d last night at o'clock, was a frost
n every sense of the word 1t was a
moe from financial standpoint and
,o,lure as q race. And, according TO
80 u the officials and spectators,
Jack Bunis was cheated out of first
Mare through unprofessional and unfair
n,o,s on the part of Turville and sam
nIson Burrls filed protest with Ref
,rsa sharp and that gentleman has
tassn the matter under advlsement and
vim IN all probability give the race to
Burrls A.. a..,. .,,nd,,
aver the tape last night, there was not
a sound OF applause to greet them,
Their ewes we're bloOdshot their arms
"a logs weary and sore and II was
ri,h dlnieulty that they got 70 their
S,sssing rooms The finish was even
,ass thsn featureless. The riders hoped
N mike money out of the race, but
ss,nnontment could be seen on their
@ees AS they dismounted from their
wheels and gazed at the tiers Of empty
seats. =.
The riders who did not start in the
lons grind showed their good sense One
II them said he had reason TO believe
hs affair would prove q rank failure,
osd such Il did. OF the six who Cart
"A only four finished. Palmer quit af-
,sr an hours riding He had fail and
injured his side. It was enough for
hin and ne decided to pull out. About
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Emery
decided that he had had enough Early
n Inc race he had n fall and bruised
orp Of his eyes badly. When he Quit
M was miles behind and had no earth
N chance TO catch up. Those who FIN
lsned were samueson, Burrls, Turville
And Leyland. OF these riders none
made more game fight than did Har-
~ Leyland the erstwhile amateur H.
n Although he lost many miles lie
was game to the last and when some
0, the other riders rldlculed him, he
replied: That's all right, am the
only one who has any nerve left" II IL
the first race Of the kind he ever en-
tered and TO take n chance against men
who have had experience In such events,
shsws that he is made Of the right ma
hrlal. His ride, considering all, was
Q splendid one and he deserves great
credit for t.
Up TO 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Burris was in the lead, and every per-
son at the track picked him as the lead
er Time and time again both Turyllle
and Samueson tried to shake Burrls
but were unable 10, Finally the riders
agreed TO leave their wheels for n few
moments rest, but Burrls would not
enter into the compact The others
dsmounted, and Burrls gained one mile
over Samuelson He already had a big
lead over 1uryille. When the riders
reappeared Turyille and Samuels0n be-
gan their team work that shut Burris
out Of first place. First one and then
the other would sprint for a couple of
laps and naturally Burrls would 60 af-
Ter the man who was sprntine. In this
manner Turvllle and Samueson gradu-
ally Wore Burrls out They took turns
~ uNlh'lht'l9 luNlllnS MN up tflt
bank lie saw that 1t was useless 10
fight against two men and told them
10 be fair, but they Al not heed his
protest, Eventually be became wise TO
he fact that II he stuck to Turv,lle he
would get second money anyhow and
night stand a chance Of getting first by
Notestlng against team work, which is
lfanst the rules samuels51 then rode
rigs around the bunch AMI gained a
eg lead.
At the close Of the race, Burris pro-
Mied to sharp and the latter said he
would probe the matter to the bottom.
sad he practically said that he would
EH Burris first, samuelson second,
IN1Ile third and Leyland fourth. The
,..nn'r OF the race will not get over $50.
me second man will receive about 800
atie third and fourth will get about
ny and -. Following Is the order in
'Ach they finished the race;