Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-20
ANNUAL DIVISION MEET
or THE oH,o DIpISION or LEAGUR
~ iNFRICIS WHEELhEN.

An Immense crowd Gathering An
uuui iiusine-- Meeting THIS Morning
Address of the Chief Consul-Eiect,on
OF Onicers Kirkpatrick for President OF
tr.L, A ",ie'S All Rirh,'-Changss
IN the Constitution Informal Discus
sion--whs Ar. Here Aiready-The
Races TIN. At,ernoon-Notes.
1t already looks MS though the Ohio Divis-
ion Meet were much larger thing than
Spring 6eli dreamed OF. All day yesterday
the wheelmen, tired and dusty witA long
rides kept pouring in in groups of all the way
from four to thirty in number. There was
much hand-shaking and hearty greeting
about the hotels and an observer could not
help being struck with the school boy-on-a
vacation feeling that reigned among the
knickeIbogkered crowd. list OF the incom-
ing bcyclers was kept until the morning
trains brought them in in such crowds that
it wa impossible to keep track OF them any
longer. Following is list OF these at the
Arcade up 10 10 O'Clock:
q. Coyue, Gallon, O.. W. Amann, Sidney,
O.; r. Petts, Philadelphia; W. Aiken, I.
Aiken, G. Arery, J. l.. Pierson, s. Goodman
and j. L. Wakefield College Hill; F. Powe-
by, Gallon, O.; D. Dinger, Wheeling, W. Va;
J. Griffith, Stcubeuville, o.. W. Pried, Mas
silon, o; Geo. Davis, A. Irwin, l. J. Keck,
Riley Hunt and W. George, Rushville, Ind;
". Bsllinger, VI. Crowley, F. Msrson and r.
Galloway, Cambridge, O.; F. Pusler, L. NJ.
Wainright and ". f. Dunn, Noblesville; J.
Gasoiu, Upton; D. Kerr and J. Hickm n,
Newcastle, J. Zimmerman, Indiana;
R. Baldwin, +. Taic Chas. Hananer, H. Long
ley, T. J. Wilson, Covngton, KY; h. Crep-
pen. Columbus, o.; NJ. Pond, F. Rochester,
Logan, O.; Geo. Pangborn, D. Krenmer, S.
Needles, Columbus, O.; A. Bennett, Milhel-
ney, Cincinnati; Frank Campbell. Gallon, O.;
A. Mann, Cleveland, o.; p. Myers, Coving-
ton, Ky; NJ. NJ Carey, Harry Hull, Cincin-
natl; W. NcCully, Gallon, o.; w. Morning,
Kokomo, Ind; Work, X. Pardon. J. Steese,
Will Busby. Akron, o.; Fred Hughes, c.
Krag, J. McCunna, Columbus, o.; r. Kings
bury, Xenia. o.; H. Hutchinson, Columbus
O; Il. Weller, Gallon, O.; P. Rucker, Rich.
wood l.. Cook, Redwood; F. Miller, Ash
land, O.; Q. Parker, Wheeling, W. Va; W
McFadlen, Mt Vernon; L. lie Ferre Ber
vile, O; r. Green, Covington, Ky.
c. Smith, Gus DevorP, N. Deyore p. Darrow
Indianapolis; W. Dohleman, kokomo, Ind
H. Workman. Indianapolis W. Wndisch
Il. Mulhauser, Cincinnati; S. Holliusworth
Russellvile, Ind; H. Livingston, Cincinnati
o.; W. Whitney, n. Y; ". Disney, Mt
Vernon, o.. II. Irwin. l.. Lunderherg. W
Peeley, Columbus. o; d McMullen, Denni
son. o T. Hoge, Wheeling, ". Va. c. N
Augtil Masslllon, o. G Cochran, Bellare, o.
6. Mcclure, Delaware, o.; $. Whitaker
Boston, Mass, Mansfield Bi. Club--C. j
Harris, L. 5. Harmon, c. B. Bushnell, B
'-iest, J. II. Krause, H. p. Shields, B. J. Bal
atre. W. u. Galloway, Cincinnati B. Club
incinnati College Hill Bi. Club. L. Pier.
IN, S. n. Goodman, L. f. Aiken, Z. II
Avery; Frank II. Chapman, Captain Toledo
Wheel Club; Art. A. Taylor, Secretary To-
ledo Wheel Club; Chas. Bgler, Yellow
Springs Bi. Club; Ed. A. Kirke, Toledo Bi
Club; Dayton Bi. Cuba. ". Gunp, J
Finke, J. W. McNary, q. L. Bierce; Will &
Rice, Captain Yellow Springs Bi. Club.
Following is a list Of those at the Lagond'
same time
T. A. Hoge, Wheeling, W. Va; Avondal
Bi. Club, Cincinnati: Park G. Hsmmar
James . Hobart, L. F. Hobart, F. V. Ham.
mar, 7. l.. Wayne, G. r. Whiteman, W. II
E5,abrook, N. J. Bebb, J. X. Holloway; H
Swartz, Cincinnati; VIM. D. Mccoy, Wheel.
ing; Il. A. Spear, Cleveland; John GucHert.
Mlidetown; j. A. Meyers, H. NJ. Johnson,
Lucklaud, O.; Charles \. Adams Columbus
A. f. Morgenthaler aud J. l.. Farther
bu, Fostoria; Theo. Fieck, Upper
Sat dusky; 0. A. Wurmser, Findlay; Frank
X. Deep, Philadelphia; J. B. Sullivan, Chi
cago; J. +. Stevens, St. Louis; P. B. Oliver
Findlay; G. W. Fay, Findlay; F. S. Heatt
Cory, Pa George Weber, Smithville, n. j.
Al WaU rs Sp,i,bviIa Y Chillicothe r,