Show MX1JP ON THE ESAUGEH Clem Turville Severely Injured In-jured Last Night I CHAPMANAND EMERY fALL I tho ThreeQuarterMile Profes ttho Quarerle sional Three of the Riders Were Thrown from Their Wheels Tur l vile Ban into Chapman and Both Were Eurled Down the Inclne Then Come Emery Who Stick Chapman find Then Tumbled Headlong into the Dirt I j I I The stirring event of last nights races on the Salt Palace saucer was a mixup or Chapman Turville and Emery Em-ery on the homestretch of the three quarter mUe professional In which these riders were badly barked up but I fortunately no bones were broken Yee iWlng1 Choy the bland Celestial from Plum alley showed up In the amateur contests but he failed to do anything in the spectacular line to the disappointment disap-pointment the crowd Tver Law < sons dashing sprints were misSed but his brother Gus nobly upheld the escutcheon of the Lawson family Benjamin Ben-jamin Green the Denver colored mon I and bicycle brother covered himself with glory and perspiration by winning 1 the halfmile handicap professional and i Is said he felt the importance of the occasion so keenly that he would hardly condescend to speak to his trainer The attendance was good BAD MIXUP OF RIDERS The first event was the threequarter mile professional run In two trial or qualifying heats < and the final heat The sprinting was good and the first heat was won by O E Emery In 14S 16 Brazier falling in a heap after I the finish unhurt Chapman won tho second heat in 138 and the third or decisive de-cisive heat was scooped In by Gus Lawson Law-son in 143 15 after the exciting episode epi-sode above referred to I was a hot battle for the finish but when within 300 fet of the line with Gus Lawson In the lead Clem Turville rubbed tires with Vaughn This threw Turville up the track into Chapman and both went flying head over w heels Emery who was behind ran plumb Into tho prostrate Chapman and then tumbled himself down into the dirt There was considerable excitement a the three athletes went down In confusion Chapman and Emery however qulck Jy grabbed their wheels and hurried over the finish and were given third and fourth place respectively while Vaughn was second Turville suffered ZL loosened tooth n bloody nose and was scraped In spots from head to foot Chapmans side was very sore where I j Emery ran over him and Emery was badly scraped up also but continued racing Turville and Chapman were liovover JaW aside for the rest of the I evening as their wheels were broliccn CHINAMAN AGAIN PROMINENT The threequarter mile amateur was run In three trial heats and the final Bob Williams took the first heat In 13825 with the Chino far In the rear and the crowd guying him vociferously He tumbled off his wheel after the finish to the general amusement Eddie Ed-die Smith won the second heat In 130 and A W Smith gathered in the third heat In the very good time of 134 The final was won after n stiff struggle by Jack Burns who had been second In I f the third heat in 11625 Eddie Smithsecond and W F King third In the onemllo handicap professional sional there was considerable loafing for which the spectators called the riders down Gus Lawson captured the I first trial heat from forty yards in 2 03 arera beautiful sprint and J P Gunn won the second trial heat from fifty yards in 2OJ 1C I Gus Lawson captured the final after 0 fine runaround run-around the bunch In 21145 Gunn was second and Benjamin Green third AMATEURS ON TANDEMS The onemile tandem handicap amateur ama-teur Interested the crowd greatly and a stoutly contended for by the four teams that started The race was won in the last lap by Jake Hirsch and Eddie Smith from sixtyfive yards amid the plaudits of the crowd in 15625 Burls and King were second and the Samuelson brothers wero third The last event the halfmile handicap handi-cap professional was won by Benjamin Benja-min Green from fortyfive yards in 100 25 with Caine flft3rfive yards second and Brazier fifty yards third Green received an ovation mOulon Patrons of the bicycle track with not overpowcrful eyes aie anathematizing anathematiz-ing the printers of the score cards for using cardboard of dark shades that almost al-most defy ont to decipher what Is printed much preferred there White or light yellow is |