The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-14
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| IN RACE
p''ls,
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1rashes Into
;ailing.
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" NJ.
.'s. Os NE 1s.-The worst ac-
/. slginning of the pres
Is N race at the Madison
ua ir :urred early today,
Ins d thirteen riders went
ng,aa'iLt what is known as
nqa Z YeD on the Twenty
M. s. the saucer. Hollis
usd tEion- H ollister team of
ect d md Van Oni. one of
cslE. were severely injured
be srfale other riders were
ears b The board track was
old t.Snce of nearly twenty
Pct rl,was found necessary
Tier re for an hour and a
Pnds :ing surface could be
Fdir,r to resume the race,
As q, the time of the ac-
tnS ter might have been
uiIf,. at least so badly that
. led to withdraw from
ill., an examination by
Tsss er, it was found that
SO, confined to q severe
E,.- hber Of scalp wounds
TIseveral teeth, and it
be he probably would
= ~ his partner, Samuel
n ~ y hours rest.
u = led a fracture of the
'a'! u minor hurts, but he,
continue later in the
pTlIher riders who went
''1ai of the accident were
r places on the track
ma twas resumed at 9
Itain the position with
a. . their teams mold, the
Daister and Van Oni must
1- eek constantly until the
s!l yer sufficiently to re-
fnf the effect upon the
Lthtful strain put upon
amt vigilance of a SIX
alH shown at the time Of
1.7e the men were still
1t n the track, Pye, OF the
sn3Bho had escaped with
aped out of the bunch,
atsly along the track, be-
Ehe; l win the race. They
tlz me. ] win. y
niH and taken to his quar-
glrace was resumed, Pye
= IN saddle, reeling off the
;sspthers. The accident
&c Ter, of the Root-Fogler
on > from among the lead
nhslt to steal a lap. Matt
u First man to accept the
liter a few circuits OF
~ ;ght the leader, Just as
4; rileping around "dead
tA-.d Che two men brushed
Hzell. In an instant the
~ : ers were upon them,
Z am went down with a
n n I of the French team
i Ehe prostrste body and
lisrsmost into n box. II
ss'5 that his skull was
T,the impact, but a mo-
Iseas telling his trainer
- = = at all hurt. Hollister
! munconscious when he
We railing around the
r. force that several Of
DEknocked out. He was
=, = moments later, and de-
1Hr y be all right id a short
Stlso received his injury
ns a the railing.
n riding we'll back when
~, and fell upon sew
ping with scarcely a
lin IL o'clock was 1441
s for all but the Wal
@m, which was one lar
otscord is 1867 miles and
pur after the ,ace was
g> Bedell, Walthour {
ls1ut of the bunch and
slost a lap before the
ily got after him. Wal.
been resting for some
comparatively fresh
pi's relief. and was with
u of completing the full
= hey went of the track
I'd tire, and the red fiae
Under the rules n lar
,n,s1e flag is exposed doe:
u the effort Of the two
q fought for nearly foul
CPS than 900 yards which
from the Leaders, went
= 5000 around The track
West, and Bedell lod geo
9 3laint with the judges
q rled. Bedell then re
G1r and continued tn,
FLOCK Samuelsop stopped
}'iled himself Of the rul,
3 hours to find D partne'
his place with the lead
fywncy went off the tracl
!, ito his trainers whee
N, losing three laps. Gal
burned TO the track.
morning Holliuter AM
. {ficially declared out o
NJ their partners, Samuel
~ made a new pair wit,
,e lap. This LETT twelv
ace.
mpt to recover their los
y ar and Bedell Just befor
~ n fall, this time b
srsn the plncky Amer
~ a quarter of 4 lap to &
n d the leaders,
~ Shc score was 1855 mile
(or nine of the teams
- and Bedell and Breto
,, 1888 miles and ! lal
M and Wiley, 1887 mile
,f the nine leaders at
w20 miles, with Walthou