Show THE BICYCLE MEET SEVERAL UTAH RECORDS ESTABLISHED ESTAB-LISHED AT THE MEET Weiler and Thatcher Win the Class K Eoenfs and May and Hyde Take the Class A Races Schefslii Weiler Set New Marks While Liday and Qnaltrougrh Malifc a Tandem Record The initial Saturday matinee at Becks Hot Springs bicycle track was witnessed by rather a small crowd yesterday afternoon but the sport was good The train service was unsatisfactory unsatis-factory and those who waited for the I races to finish had to wait for the 710 train down Of course the contests were not so exciting as those in a big meet The time was slow in the class A races and both of these events had to be ridden over three times before the time limit was reached The class B events were satisfactory Weiler captured cap-tured the mile and Thatcher the half mile Liday and Qualtrough the crack class B tandem team established anew a-new Utah record for a half mile un paced flying start making it in 59 flat Schefski established a record for a half mile paced flying start for class B negotiating it in 58 25 seconds The first event was the half mile open class A the starters being H J Jensen Hyde Holzel Beck and May Jensen came in first Hyde second and Holzel third Time 124 As a limit of 112 had been placed upon it the referee ref-eree ordered it run over After another futile attempt to get under the limit May finally won Hyde second and Holzel third Time 111 A time limit of 112 was also put on the half mile open class B On the start Thatcher took the lead and won easily Weiler second and Hassard third Time 112 Llday and Schefski made a beautiful finish for fourth place Schefski getting there The same bunch of class A men who contested in the first event came out for a mile but on the first attempt tempt could not do better than 248 On the third trial Hyde won with May second and Holzel third TIme227 Weiler then came out and established establish-ed a class B record standing start ppaced toy Thatcher his time being 28 CHICAGO Aug litE C Bald again had his own way In the most important class B race of the day winning the final of the third mile open and the 100 diamond dia-mond that went therewith after taking his heat in the record time of 41 25 He was however compelled to keep his feet well going as other short distance flyers were after him close Tom Cooper came after him and made him hustle to keep his lead clear although there was no doubt about the result after Bald had once shown in front in the home stretch Cabanne seemed sure of second but Cooper was too fleet for him in the last hundred yards while Doc Brown slipped and made Charley Murphy take fifth place Brown won a good race in the mile handicap for class B from the SO yard mark Monte Scott oppeared to have had the race won but he weakened in the last quarter after sprinting too soon I Two bad accidents occurred during the afternoon Besides that in which John 1 Lawson the terrible Swede fell in the 18th mile of his attempt on the hour record do broke his collar bone I Harry F Palmer an employe of the post office was thrown in the mile han dicap and suffered concussion of the brain Half mile open clsas A final heat eicrht startersF C Vandesande Illinois C C won by a length L F Lange Il linois C C second F A Loughead Sarnia Canada third Time 109 35 o F Bolman R P Rice Marinum Nelson Nel-son C C Ingraham and S C Cox also rode rodOne One mile open for Chicago police and postofflce departments Harry F Palmer Englewood won George Johnson II linois C C second Howard w Shaw post oflico third Time227 35 Onethird mile open for class B final I heat Tom Cooper C M Murphy C V I Dacey I me43 seconds Second heat E C Bald L D Ca I banne C S Wells Time 41 25 sec onds worlds record Third heatA J Brown C R Coulter L C Johnson Time U 45 Final heat E C Bald Buffalo won Tom Cooper h second = Cabanne third A o uiuwji lounn llmel ij Three mile handicap class A fifteen startersFred Decardy 225 yards won c M Fralke Englewood 420 yards sec end W H Hessberscr 270 yards third Time707 Half mile against timeArthur Gar diner 56 35 seconds One mile handicap class B 16 starters Ai L Brown SO yards won G A Max well Winfield Kas SO yards second Tom Cooper Detroit 70 yards third C S Wells San Francisco 60 yards fourth F Brigby Toledo 40 yards fifth Time 208 One mile class A Illinois Cycle Club nine points Englewood Cycling club six points Thistle Cycling club four points Jimc J2i 15 One mile paood apnncf ttrm TTI T tus 200 15 H II Maddox 210 C M Murphy 214 4 L D caoanw i i C V Dacey 216 15 G A Maxwell ail F G Barnett 218 15 Arthur Gardiner I 203 and declared tho winner NEW YORK Aug lOAbout 10000 peo I ple attended the professional and ama teur races of the Cycle and Athletic club at Manhattan Beach this afternoon Summaries Onehalf mile scratch professional Final heat won by H C Tyler Spring field Mass A W Porter Waltham Mass second Walter C Sanger Mll waukee third Time 112 21 One mile handicap professional twcntv two starters won bY W Coleman Spring field sslA23 F Starbuck Philadel phia 3j second Jay iaton Elizabeth N J GO third F1ne207 One mile handicap class A Won by F A Munze Time214 Two mile scratch professional won by H c Tyler Springfield W C Coleman Springfield second A W Porter Wal tham Mass third Time 4MO 45 This beats the American competition record for two miles 447 25 made by J S Johnson John-son in 1S93 Onemll tandem scratch class A Won by C Brock and A W Brown Time223 25 One milo consolation professional won by F W Young Toronto Geor o Cutler Boston Mass second George P Kuhlke Brooklyn third 13 L Blauvell New York fourth Time 238 |