Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-09
The Bicycle Meet.

Arrangements by the New Haven Bicy-
 cIe CIub-Their Tournament TO-MOr-
 row at the Park.
 Tomorrow occurs the celebration by the New Haven Bicycle club. at Hamilton Park. With favoring day it will be highly inter esting event. Large delegations of bicyclists from other places will swell the parade. The parade will take place in the morning and the races for which $7OO in prizes are offered, will be held in the afternoon at Hamilton Park. The column will form on Church street, with the right resting on Chapel, and at the sound of the bugle the procession will pass through Church to Elm, to Orange, to State, to TrumbulI, to Temple, oountermarch to TrumbuIl, to Temple, to Chapel, to York to Grown and Church streets, to Congress, Howard and Kimberly avenues, to Elm street and dismiss.
 To the visiting club having the largest number of riders in line @ handsome silver cup will be given, and 8 close competition be- tween the Springfield Bf club and the Citi- zens' club of New York is expected.
 The racing will begin at 2:3O p. m. and the competitionswill be run off in the follow ing order: One mile race, 3:20 class; hand some gold medal to first, diamond league pin to second, garnet league pin to third. Two-niIe club championship; $35 gold medal to first. One mile scratch race, gold case to second Two-mile tricycle. race $25 gold medal to the first. Two mile bicycle handicap, chronograph watch to first, ball-bearing pedals to second, road lamp to third. One mile combination race. In this race the men must ride the first one eighth mile, then run with the bicycle for one eighth of mile, ride another one eighth, run the next one-eighth pushing the machine back wards with little wheel in the air, ride one eighth of mile and another one-eighthwith- out hands, run the next one-eighth pushing machine forward and then run to the finish carrying the machine. The man who accomplishes this never before-ac- complished feat will get handsome league pin set with diamonds. The winner of the fve-miIe race will get handsome gold medal and smaller prize will be awarded to the winner of the three-mile State championship race.
 The first man to finish the ten-mile handi- cap will get handsome geld watch, the sec ond man magnificent silver cup and the third man will get $25 worth of bicycle sun- dries A silver cup will be awarded tho win ner of the half -rAile consolation race, which race will close the afternoons sport
 In the evening grand entertainment will be given st the skating rink, corner Dwight street and Whalley avenue. First on the
 
 club, and then a competitive drill for clubs of eight men will take place. A contest at fan cy and trick riding will follow and then Will mot and Sewell, the champion double trick riders of the world, will give one of their wonderful exhibitions. The general director of the whole affair is F. H. Benton, of the New Haven Bf club. The referee will be Samuel T. Clark, of Baltimore; handicap per, Fred. Jenkins, of The Wheel, secretary l.. A. w., and the judges will be Dr. N. Malon Beckwith, Citizens Bi' club and president league American wheelmen; Frank W. Wes- ton, president American division cyclists touring club, and A. L. Fennessey, secretary Springfield Br club.
 THE FULL LIST OF ENTRIES. From Mir. 4. s. Kimberly we obtain the full list of entries, which is as follows:
 Two Mile Tricycle. Race-$25.oo gold medal to first-E. N. Burnham, NewtoWn, Mass; George H. Fowler, New Haven.
 Two Mile Handicap-$3O. poo chronograph watch to first, s$12.OO ball pedals to second, $6.5O kingl of the road lamp to third-S. J. Mills, Bristol, Conn.,; Charles F. Frazier, SoathviIle, N. J.; A. H. Robinson. W. .Kens- ington, England; Charles s. Fisk, Spring feld Mass; W. R. Crawford, Chicago, III.
 One mile combination race to be run as follows Ride mile, mounting from scratch without assistance; run mile, pushing ma chine forwards; ride ! mile; run mile, pushing machine backwards on large wheel, little wheel in air; ride ] mile; ride | mile without hands; run l mile pushing machine forwards; run | mile to finish, carrying ma- chine. Contestants will be thoroughly posted concerning the succession of the sev- eral events by men stationed at the eighth mile poles. ).-$15 diamond league pin to first, SS Evening Star lantern to second, $3. 50 Hill $ Tolman bell to third, $2 Acme bicycle stand to fourth. George ". Humphrey New Haven; John Kennedy, New Haven; Win B. Pitman, New York city; William B. Hale, New Haven; W. c. Smith, New Haven.
 Five Mile Scratch race-$35 gold medal to first, $25 card receiver to second, $1O siI- yer cup to third. Charles F. Frazer, Smith ville N J.; A. H. Robinson, West Kensing. ton, Eng; George M. Hendee, Springfield, Mass.
 Three Mile State championships $50 gold medal to first. s. J. Mills Bristol, Conn; Robert F. Way, Hartford, Conn; Wm. c. Palmer, New Haven, Conn.
 Ten Mile Handicap $1oo gold watch to first. $50 silver cup to second, $25 bicycle sundries to third. J. F. Ives, Meriden, Conn; L. B. Hamilton, Waterbury, Conn; S. J. Mills, Bristol, Conn; Robert F. Way, Hartford, Conn; 0. E. Frazer, Southvi1le, N.J.; A. H. Robinson, West Kensington, Eng William O. Palmer, New Haven, Ct; Charles s. Fisk, Springfield, Mass. E. P. Burnham, Newtown, Mass.
 One.haif Mile Consolation race-$25 silver cup to first, $7.5o league pin to second, $2 subscripsion to Wheelman to third. The en- tries tn this are decided by the result of the
 ons Mia rsus, $40 rlass s2S gold medal