Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
FAST RIDING At
SAUCER TRACK
Every Event Develops Burst Of
Speed OF Highest
Gear.
LAWSON AND HUME AT IT.
They Win Events After Remarkable
SHOW or Sprintine and stay
ing Qualities.

Good fast riding was the order al the
Salt Palace saucer la-t night Il started
IN the preliminary heats when Lawson
made a wonderful ride from scratch. over
hauling the bunch and winning Dis heat
continued through the amateur events
when Hume unNound his speed levers for
a beautiful ride to finish and ended up
junst right with Hume plugging away
IN the pursuit race 60 convince the bunch
that Il was useless to Try and wear him
down.
The crowd was big again last night u
hlled all the bleachets, and overlooked
into the grcensWard below. where playful
youngsters jumping and dancing 10 John
HE'D : music suggested that the festival
OF me people in honor Of warm summer
evenings Is coming 90 be within the COM
fines Of the big oval How long il viii
last depends. Of course upon nsE con-
sideTate the management is Of the pub
Hes pleasure even IN points that fan 90
run into nickels and dimes instanter ana
now careful the same managemcut II 20
maintain fair play among the riders
TROUBLE IN MILE OPEN.
The last statement IS Important because
AhNAA " Aa a N'NfA az impression iA ANNfN
Work last night Mcfarland and Lawson
have been suspected Of tesming 10 the
detiment II the reputation ~ both but
the impression has not yet become tan
glble enough 10 seriously hurt Last night
II looked 10 the crowd as N Lawson was
too big a man FOR the officials 20 dare %
disqualiiy. and that Fogler got II instead.
when SaInuelsOn was fuuled aud forced 90
the pavement on the saucer The event
was the mile open prufcssGs
Halfway across the east face Of the
saucer Mcfarland came up from the rear.
with Lawson On and Fogler on him, and
Samuelson was slated as the victim Of
this tied down THO. He fought Lawson
for place, however. and was crowded
down tie then tried Tor laws0n's wheel.
10 replace Fogler aud was more than
crowded down this dine H. perhaps
wasn't visible from the starting p0is;
where most Of the officials were standing
but from the bleaChcfs, especially the
higher ones, 4 could be plainly seen.
Fogier reached out and punched Sammy
qualification
Neither writers for the morning papers
To-Day seemed 20 observe this, and one OF
them especially sounded a general alarm
because Lawson was not disqualified with
FQgler and large portion Of the crowd.
who had not noticed the particular offense
Of Fogler, Joined IN the impression.
Samuelson was not slowed up perceptlbly
by the Jolt, but Tor all that he couldn't
ride into the money and finished last.
IyER THE FEATURE.
The. greatest ride or the evening was
lNer laHson's double sprint % a broken
record IN the second heat Of the three
quarter mile handicap. with a heart
otsahihs pace h. started from the jump
AFTER a big field that was far ahead
and when he finally oyerhauled them. and
had gone about a lap IN slower time. he
gong sent the men out for home. and liver
showed he had % IN him 10 20 again. win,
nlng By two lengths The record he
mdae vas 2 % trimming 2-5 of "A sec
ond on HOLSTERS record OF last August.
HUME A GAME LAD
The Australian pursuit race showed up
JACK Hume IN the best light % his elon-
gated career lie started plugging
match for three after the race had thinned
down 10 the determined ones. and il took
seven minutes Of Just dogged riding 10
convince the others that Hume was not
90 be overhaued. Berryessa and Giles
were the other two parties 20 the deal.
and after Beryessa landed Giles. Hume
thanked him BY sprintlng into a winning
finish.
HEADY HARDY GETS HIS.
The flve-mile motor paced race between
Downing and Munroe went 10 Downing.
after he had followed half a lap behind
Munroe for about four OF the fve miles.
lie ended up with a sprint that was some.
thing awful, but he held the pace in tho
way that has made Heady Hardy fam
Gus
The summaries.
Three-quarter-mile handicap profession
al-Ftual Clark as y4raet Tav-son
scratch Williams GU yards. Munroe 40
yards. Timc-l % 2-i.
Mile open amateur Final. Hume Giles,
West Mclaughlin Time-2.0s is.
Mile open professional Final. Lawson.
Mcfarland. Downing. Palmer, Hopper
lime-20l Is. Fogler disqualified for
fOulIng Samuels0n.
Australian pursuit race. amateur-Fiual:
Hume. BtTycssa, Giles, West Distance
2 miles, "a laps. Time-e.31
Five-mile MISUNDERSTANDING beat
Munro. Timc-t.O