The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-07
ELKES WINS And THEN FALLS.
AFTER BEATING MICHAEL ATTHE
GARDEN NE rs KNOCKED OUT.
Soon Receivers ami Is All Right-Great
Crowd 10 see the Races Prior 10 SIX.
Day E>ent-kramer Wins Lap Race
bald In Poor ! Orni--hcrial Sensation.


Any one certainly would think that all
. New York was starving to see a cycle race
II he happened TO 20 20 Madison square
Garden last night Arena boxes and seats.
first, second and third ralleries-all were
filed almost to the limit of their capacity
The crowl Wa there TO see a race meet having
tire" events on the programme II Was
run a. Nn appetizer for the annual SiN-iay
contest that /. to bs started few minutes
after this niinight. and ii the attendance At
the preliminary j. any m'asur" Of what tn"
crowd during III" week viii be. the doors
are art To Ice carried away some time before
nest saturday nisht
The III q" q" 7 si-tance was a twentv-mile
motor-paCcd race between Jimmy Michael
and Harry Elkc- Both these popular ri Ter.
were, like Eddie Bald. making their first app
pcnrancr here since their European tour
Singl" motor cycles were us,d and III. men
started from opposite sides Of til" track
" was GOOD rae" and Yet no, exciting to
witness
t!ac- bc yantp gain almost from the star,
At IN" end OF the mile he WI, within ten yard,
OF Michael rom that on to the eni likes
kept Michael IN sirh Every other mile
o ' rom W% wax HT 10 fotx ya ara o2rr , Tap
would close II up in the next nil" Elkrs
could not quite msnage to nats aIthoufh h.
g't entirely away from him 80 1t went tin
III" end likes fnishinc about ei .itcen Yards
behli'i MI hael ana D'lnE winner therefor" Icy
Ter mi1 II Il. lies Tp an up ,Gnss1e !,
see ing Iirl. kept crowGinr N olos,r TO tsc
hoses untH' flkcs'- wheel struck t1r inside
rail II" III. thumpsd lis head h0ri. rolled
down T." track and lay tar" uncor .cious.
He was carried to sis room. where he quickly
revived and declared himself rot any the
worse ter the Temporary knockout lie was
not cut and very It'll" bruised
| " second hig 'N'ft OF i.r nisut was d
''n-rilc ~,rutc race IL " icu nearly all of
t'c, irs' fls OF Irot' s-ionlIs Were entered.
tuclndi'H kram'r. lIws0n. McFarlnnd. h Id.
ri'.hcr. Fem. kr.he md two OF tie Tor. i'm
crs, Bul--on, ~" Fr-nC man, and ha-,r.
i' '"I":n chant ion l. + Foot. ~, NV
ZION, IL to Hurley hv only on" rent. M de
u debut - a Irnl"s' ional by St'lrtias in tie
race II was tdCIr Is IDS first pubic NJ
t+artuc. ierc since il ,ui1mp'al' camI,isn
In France. and Il round OF appltus. ana "a
lug" houqu't of ~ tie roses w"r" rendered
TIE men lad a rolling start. travcllir two
larS hciorr ~" pistol "as ar"a Besides IA"
o." creates, nuwb"r Of lars and s. to IT,.
l.ad'r OF Zach intermediate lap except the
vcra declared as follows Fcrn ard Reagan,
McFarland and lawson. Franz kr,bs aud
Barclay. Kas"r and Buisson
Ceorg" I"a'd"r James Moran bod az TIE
soco'd md th!ri. l"nrdor was first again
81 ct ',s JfGYr'a 9nt MITan WyGg,qrct IT, $40
first u ~" siStn and then Buissou mark"d
. i"s II A. t9e ,r~t Of tbs years inyoic" OF
he eir t-uiIr. prize went to Floyd Krcbs
and the niIe-'uil" money to L.and,r Kramer
Won TIC r,"r by Two l"nst.s from Nlorar,
hahind Moran. aud Lawson was Tapped on
II wIs a noble race for Moran He got
greatest nulh"r II lars s2i. and four sin sle
lar rri<"s of s. "ach. only fourteen Of tie
rae" al th" i,nish. Bald quit IN the fourth
nib.
Following this race and prior to III. PACED
event, IL" siect'tors wer" treated by Dan
Canary T. the latest thing IN the way Of dare
devil fe1ts and the most spect9cuiar of any
cycle Whri and trick Tidtns inoid"nt1i %it5
preliminary climb M spirai plane To- the
whirl. or bowl, forty feet above the ground
CLIMAX The whirl or bowl in which Canary
rode after climbing the spiral vas made OF
was almost as plain to the view as any other
sort OF n cGhary cage.
1t was tie. first time such m act has been
seen here 1t was brief but to those who
realized it, peril IL was thrilling To reach
~" steps, Canary nad to ride W the inside
s,opr ana ov.r The ,2p Of NE bowl At thr
III r" fell, u" rope witch Should Law" been
there not being on hand lie was not in
The first race on TIE programme was
novelty. II was an amateur. AFFAIR with
seven one-mil" heats run under handicap
and the nnal run at Ave miles from scratch
with prizes TOR the lap leaders TIE landi-
capped heats furnished some OF the finest
sport OF TO c,ycring and warmed the, crowd
up thoroughly. GLEASON won easily by
twenty-tv" yards from Beyerman.
Ten Mile lap Race. rrofessonal-Won by Frank
l.. Kramer, James Moran. second FlUy q MCfat-
land. third. !yes Lawson, fourth. Iime. :! minutes
4. > ) seconds
One Nile Motor Cycle Exhibition BY Oscar He'd
s,rln-Iinc, minute 70 .-5 ctnds
Innovation Race -une mile handicap heats and
nve-tTilc scratch nnAl afUatcur-WOn by Geufge
GlasSon, hay View Nhcelrcn. 4. Beyeruan Mont
TOR A G., second: c. 8 HOLSTER. Springfield. third.
George Lure, New York. fourth. Time II
Ellington. y y. \. c.
Twenty mile paced race between Harry rlfcy
and Jimmy Michael Won by ESes. TIM, -
minutes 81 seconds.