New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-15
FOUL RIDING By CYCLIST.
Zanes Suspended at YaiLsburg-Mc-
FarLand,S Record Nile.

James Zanes. OF Newark. guilty OF the most
fragrant foul riding seen in the metropolitan district
FOR long time in the last lap Of the two-mile
amateur handicap race at the Vatlsburg cycle track
yesterday He ran into Marcus L Hurley of the
New-York Athletic Club, amateur champion. and
almost threw him from his machine. The referee
suspended Zanes FOR month FOR his act.
Lee had been leading when the bell rang for tie
last lap. with Zanes following him. Hurley began
10 sprint around them on the last turn and as he
drew alongside OF Zanes the Newark rider swung
Up the track, but Hurley got out OF his way Hu--
ley again tried 20 pass, but Zsnes deliberately
sweryed up into Hurley, and il was only by back
pedal!ing that Hurley saved himself from bad
fall. After putting Hurley ont Of the race Zanes
sprinted through the backstretch. but was passed
by Downing on the last Downing had big
lead when his chain Jumped from the sprocxet
when ne neared the tape. AMI he coasted over the
line without winning any OF the four prizes
Maekay made great jump near the tape and
landed the race from Goerke by a wheel
The hve-mlle National Cycling Association circuit
championship race vas won by Kramer materially
aided by his team mate V. 6. Fem. Menus Beden
nnished second 70 Kramer. Il foot ahead OF his
brother who was the same distance ahead Of Root.
Neither Fem nor kramer started IN the mile
handicap. and Root. Mcfarland and the BedeIs
caught the limit IN the last lap by changing
pace. though two OF the limit men rad a ten-Iergth
lead at the bell Mcfarland went to the front at
the eighth pole. and was never headed winning
from Menus SedeJl by a length and hair IN Isl \
ever MADE in this country.
The Hurley-Goerke team won the t7vo-man team
race OF one mile. after the fourteen starters had
been cut down % four by thar many trial heats
Lee tratled Hurley IN the last lap of the final. but
could not gain the NewYOrk Athletic Club rider,
and Hurley won by tride more than a length.
The summaries:
Half-mils racs fnovt~el-Wun by ). r. Tuiiey. New
York; Alfonso Bry. Ne-York second: Henry Johnson.
Nep--fqrk, third. Time, lis
Ouc-mile race two men team. amatsur)Non by Fur-
icy ana CoeTe lee and Zanes second: Dove ana Penn
Five mile race q c. a professional circuit champion
ship1-Won BY Frank l. Kramer. East Orange; Menus
Be1el. Lynhrook. second: John Bede Lyubrook. third
z. p Root Boston. fourth. Time 105s1. Lap prize
Winners-Doron. g. Foglar g. Bardgett, g. Enblstoa. 2
Kastendeck .; cocti. !. Lang. l. Meade. !: query.
Mcfarland. /.
Oue-1ile (handcap: profesEiouaVon b. Floyd A.
Mcfarland, san JOSE Cal 40 yardsl Menus Bedel Lyn
brook 40 YARDS, second John Bedel. Lynhrook IN
yardsl third Tom Butler. Boston 100 yards. fourth
Time, 1873.
P1Eo-nils race fhaudicap; arnateurj-won by David
Mackay Bay ". 80 yards: 5oerks National
A. g. 80 yaros Second. Charles Franks. Newark 90
yards third Joseph Whiting. Newark 20 yards fourth
Time. 4:12is- Lap prize. Alfonso Bry.
Three-quaTtsr-Tue tprofessonaD--W by ..
Scnreihsr. Eew-foFk. Floyd KUebs. Newark. second;
Frank J. Caldwell. Hartford, third. Time. -S5