The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
NEWS OF The WHEELnEN.
SNOW ERs AMI ktfEs HskE ~
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the spert 81 the seaside Tracs
In spite - -ho~~r. the hts NEE, ~ the Met
top"ls ,ycltns club. which sas postponed
from June = On account ~ rain. was run
on IN IT. entirety az Manhattan beach yes
t"rdAb Atog-th~r " vas the most remark
aide race meet ever seen a. Manhattan Beach.
More than 1.~n persons braved the clouds
and rain To 500 IN. sport II va- the biggest
crowd IA" track has seen IN years The pro
srsmm" offered was q record breaker Tters
were -it events for which -. individual riders
were entered Pine racing vas furnished
and IN" crowd appreciated Il Admission
was 10y ticket only. but IA" tickets we're IRE"
N Vas sn Invitation meet seats In the
grand stand. usually o.. cost only Is cents
The big event was To have been q three
cofn"red motor paced race between Hall,
Monroe and Lawson. hut Hall won too easily
and all the other races were more exciting
Hal had = ten .hors" pow"r pacing motor.
vhil' ht> COMPETITORS had machines Of nnly
four -hgr~e power for pacing Hall took the
lead when the pistol was nred lie gained
steadily On III. other two Ia. the seventh
mil. b" lspp-d Mouro" he Was then con
tent to rid" Just - that -Monr"e. could not
SRisSsdd. 9 s@.er ss"'I i. Esr' 'i1llinSf :. tHt q. . to,
for fourth zap lust when Nall vas crossing
4 10 finish HI. twenty milcs Monroe motor
burst a tire aud frl On his as, mile and Benny
went down too. bat no on. was hurt
Tue frst suowrr TO strik" t." beach broke
az } " O'clock and there wa- a great -curry
Tor cover " toured for eight minutes and
sport gave place to comedy Men carried
women over the seats from where lh" ram
d5oTs "na,r .nf r91i OF "a" irsnd .'"n e..
f-nc" At the side Of H.. grand stand was car
RED away ~ q Il was paper 4 lonely dog
scHmpsred the revrrs. way around the track
ia the rain and was greeted VITA more yell ing
than any OF the races \ couple Of hundred
'invitationist- from the inf-ld and bleachrrs
cot fE.sa .aats N fNs ~ aF.N stand NAfnNa the
IoliC. and us ler- gained control AZ o'clock
tie racin. Mas r"sum,si u was racing under
d iricultl ~. however Three heats Of the Ave
mile amateur had been run when tho food
gates opened again AT a. o'clock aud again
there we're funny and eNcitins scen.s while
every oue took to cover
owing to the number Of entrie. aud the
many trial heats necessary. the movie" race
was started at - o'clock Their" Mere
nin-ty-eiRht entered for this event and there
we're eleven trial h.tt~ h.fof" N" nnh for
the nvc-Wile amateur they" were seventy one
entries and four preliminary heats At one
mile aach wrt" run Another r-cord-hr-ak-
ing nun Der Of entries Was In the ave-mile
professional Tor which thirty-nine money
Chassrr had contracted Greatest OF all.
however. was III. two-mile amateur handi-
cap. for which, under special sanction. "A
,i75 motor licy Gle wus offered ~ first priyc
For this nin.tN-fNs amateurs subscribed
Tn. movie. rae" was won l., Rrr ustrin nv
half n length
4 novelty was introduced in tho ,hird-of-
a-mile dash when the mOLryCha~srs N"r"
taken thirty yards back Of the tape for a
dying star The foNy pros did not max"
a killing sprint of II, but lock-yed Tor po-
-itiou for a third OF tn" distance and then cut
loose for the finish In the third heat Eddi"
cannon Iald started against ODD kgin-
tuck ktmble. George SChr'Ih"r and Walter
Penn There Wa q .hou' when BHld took
IN" lead In the back stretch and a roar when
h" rod" hons" q winner BY two lengths. si'tlns
w In the final heat Kramer wa~ poCket.d
hnpel--sly with Bald on the outside H. fourth
place. II looked a. though Bald was helping
20 form ~. poke, for th" champion Fisher
I..N nHNlA IH f. 3 NAA. sN.n IA 80 Uf b nd
Coll-tt was third 10y half d length.
In III. nual 1T The nVe-mlle amateur Lewis
he bicycle offered Tor tho iradrr Of ,hc mos,
lap aud he got II 10y leading ~ NJ" 81 IA"
hhc"n In spit" Of the bug hunch 'her" VS.
gar went dow ~ the third mlr fifty wards
from I'll" tap" Hurley seemed Ia have h~"n
not s"t to the front after that AID Ellington
In iHa Metrcroiic sssrTstakes for the
aid ileE@ndcr' iiadaSld and CoiIeti. Mount
thc rule rlursrr Bll Martin. liver LAWSON.
and Frank krimrr were on -crat,h The
Ions mark men hunthed and almost from
the first mile u -, med certain that the scratch
men never would catch up They dd not
Buffers victory 10 thI- rae" vs. o. Utnhl"
When ~. bell sounded 'truI and William had
a lead ~ nity ards on the rest of tn" from,
bunch hut Butter led IA" oth.is ~gaIL.ntly aud
Iuf s"d through u winner by bali a length
~" tvo-m,Ir amateur htndi,.p was 20 have
lies u run ~ heats hlf II was put on all ~ one
heat Som-thing over MY started strange
TO Sty there we're no sVp,ls \ hot pace was
set and the men bunohrd quickly. ichorn
won IA" coveted motorcycle 10y half q length
and ther' Mas ia" sam" dl~thuC" b"tV- ru
-r,nud and thId
quarter Mile Novice Won by Arthur l. Bern
stein. Nrv YORK ] AlcLAIdcf. HfUuklyu. second.
l.na.An N .la'eTacAi. New NoTa ihird Time.
SEASIDE LASH. Third of a Nile. Professional Won
- joan I usher. chicago pwru hlmble, Louis
Vile, second George II Iollrtt Nrs hAycn, tnifi
Ul.nt.f No 49, . f-r.vsF M. - 1900.
live AiIe upeu, Amateur Non by Teddy iaA
layton, NcwafA II y IIoopcr. NcwArS ,ccund
minutes ~ $ seconds Lew, henne,i, lsbun
IaIs winner OF prize tot lcad.as iS mo,t lAps
feSsionsi Win ,s tot the leAdrr At each Intermediate
miie and " TO the Trader at zach ar Won by Tom
saxon Nulisms. New na,rn. ~ ,Aris, third
ysmt, Hunter 20 ards, fourth time 10 minutes.
irans kTcbs, Armbrus,er and Carni Lap prize
winner, earn . NnlIsms ! hGust; y Aosnt
twenty Nile Motor Paced Race Be,ween
Ahd Tommy Han OF London Won By liali, Mon
zoe sound Lawson. 'h,ti Tlm, 81 minutes
of aonros and four lsr, ahead Of lawson
Two MI. Amateur HAniicap Won by T.
ion yards. srooad Lrvi> l,~unctt NShuD Pan.
70 yAtds. thifd { ! orctWan y hfonkiln.
10 ards, fourth. I1me. : minutes IL? seconds
ATLANTIC CRY. July Harry Caldwell.
the Manchester giant. ~ n very exciting
twenty male motor-paCsd rae" last evening
defeated George iEaud.r Of chicago and
Charles Mcconnell of Ru-ton. caldwell was
paced by - single motor and mad" several
nr.tty plck-up. In" rae" Vas closely con-
tested h-t v."n Caldwell and l~and"r the
former winning by only a length IN" latter
was paced hy q tandem Mcconnell had
bad luck with his pace throughout the raC.
and vaS compelled To stay IN tn" rear Cald-
well won M ~ minutes ~ -"'ohns l@ander
was second and Mcconnell THIRD
ATLANTIC CRY. lulv : George l.anier
Of Chicago won the hft"rn-mil" motor paced
race against " ! Lang OF salt Lake ,itY
this afternoon N :. minutes ~ rs seconds,
10y eight yards Lang led the fret three miles,
then los, la. pace tie mad" several spurts.
but Mas unable to pass IN" speedy ,hicasoaE