New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

carly hour this morning twelve of the
\ . cams which started in the six-day bicycle
sAVse Madison Square Garden at 1901 o'clock
rso -, night were plugging along on their long
grind. ;. - o,fo;o,,,, announced that
,i and Castro were cut of the contest
L.fore the Il o clock score was announced II
jus. .orod that Castro had left the track with
vas ,,inc for his partner Nanoni. to relieve him.
oS' - eight laps by so doing. An investigation
az ~ ,,,at his handlebar had become loosened and
g ~. he was compelled TO go off. The matter VIII
A.fore the referees and it is probable that the
,srht laps will be restored to the team
i0s g uncomfortable fascination which annually
thousands of New Workers TO the contest,
INFESTED itself again last night when the Gar
:, vas filed with more than ten thousand cheer-
,nr enthusiasts.
= o'clock Eddie Root. in relieving Fogler'
TOD = sprint for half mile, followed by Va
:, end Keeean who alternated in leading the
.hers Shortly after p. m. Castro, While H.
sIging in q fast sprint with the other riders came
- r-i.f by falling the 2sth-st side OF the uacA-
1rs roled TO the bottom or the big saucer put ms
n.rtner. Yanoni was hurried out TO take his place.
and no ground was lost.
'1 - IA and II o'clock the contestants were
,sIsd of the track three times TO give opportuni-
lies for exhibitions by other riders Bobby wal
,hour rode two miles behind his importer motor
,seer making the first mile in 1:S SO and the TWO
in =
N the Garden. Prior to this exhibition j. D.
co@ex Of Boston and Teddy Ballington of New
SIX rode three heat race. which the former won.
7rs riders who did most of the sprinting IN the
sysBing we're Root, Downey and Nanoni' Inc
,ssms which appeared to be riding strongest were
ysnderstuyft and StoI and Root and Fogler, / ne
Badeu brothers seldom start any OF the sprlh's'
nat !, Is the general opinion that these two vet
ran. are too wise and saving their energies
.o the final struggle. Although the rldefs are
miles behind the record, the remarkably fresh con-
.,ion of most Of them and the many sprlnts nave
made the race interesting .,--
A. Q o'clock the contestants were pers1stehuS
digging one another, having kept it up Tor nan
an hour The real attempts at stealing laps VIII
not begin until Wednesday afternoon 2fter WHICH
.ime special prizes will be offered to the teams
making the largest number OF laps eaeh al
,ss evening during the remainder Of the race
Vr and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt were III at
tendance last night and occupied box NO II. Inc
rsv-s spread 50 fast and came from so many
Quarters that an urchn standing near the ran re-
marked SAY why don't yer tell US de number
Z his seat"
Al 10 O'Clock the riders were all called on the
tack and Frank Kramer gave an eAhlpluon nan
mile which he did in 81 seconds
Bobby wslthour, repentant OF the part ne piaSen
in the strike of the six-d8y riders last year mas
prevailed upon the management t. allow MN 10
ride again the Garden track during the
remainder Of the week he VIII give eAniLlAlohS
behind the new tangled double cylinder motor
pacing machine which ne brought with him from
nuring the dav plenty Of excitement fur
Wished nv 4, number of spills and the effort of Va
ronf and Castro regain the lap lost by the WIZ
drswal Of their original partners Gougoltz and
ACraz Time after time one or the other Would
shoot out ana lead the others merry chase. while
th- Garden rang with cheers, but the field would
eventually creep up, and the long grind settle down
Hgain. a.,
with broken rib the result Of fall some two
hours after the race started. He kept on the track
some after sustaining the injury, put many
had TO give AgFaz came TO grief Just atter
completing the first century He came into coIslon
with Peterson. and both men went crashing TO the
track Peterson was unconscious for few min
ntes and Krebs his partner. was rushed out 10 re-
Here MIN. After an hours rest Peterson came
hack and continued riding for a time Not SO
AEraz He injured his knee SO badly that he mao
80 withdraw from the This MADE II possible
for VanonI and Castro 10 form a new team by &C
etptlng the loss of Il lap.
Al o'clock Dove and Scott. the negro team. re-
tired They were sevaral miles behind at the time
and hopelessly beaten. In fact. they began losing
iaps in the first Of the race. owing TO the 1ast
pace which they could not maintain.
Moran had falls. caused by the bursting or
his tires but was injured Tommy Hail the
English champion was stunned by a fall just after
the SEVENTEEN mile but was relieved by Do"heE'
his team mate, and no loss was suffered -
At 8 o'clock Peterson. who had not peen iliihsEIII
fnce his collision with Agraz. had to give IN re
stuck TO the track long possible, but plainly
Showed signs of distress KrebS, his team mae
vas compelled drop out also. although ne was
riding strongly
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