Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

mander. Clubs at Cleveland, Columbus,
Akron. Massillon and Canton have already
entered, and others are expected to do SO.
At four o'clock the first days races proper
are to begin on the half.mie track. The pro-
grah,me tor these races is as follows:
one Mile Bicycle, Novice.
ist Prize, Gold Medal. ID Prize, Gold Medal.
i;lO r. NJ.
Five Mile Bicycle, State Championship.
lst Prize, Gold Medal. I'd Prize, Gold Medal
$40 P. NJ.
Two Mile Bicycle. 700 Class.
lst Prize, Gold Medal. ID Prize, Gold Medal
Half Mile Bicycle, Open.
lst Prize, Gold Medal. ID Prize, Gold Medal.
$40 p.
Three Mile Bicycle, Record.
lst Prize, Cold Medal. ID Prizc, cold Medal
5:3Or. Nj.
One Mile Tricycle., state Championship,
lst Prize, Gold Medal. ID Prize, cold Medal.
$40 p. N.
one Mile Bicycle. without Hands.
lst Prize Gold Medal. ID Prize, Gold Medal.
Monday evening, at eight o'clock, visiting
wheelmen will be rendered a complimentary
concert by the Big Six band, under direction
OF the Champion City Bi Club.
The great public event of the Meet will be
the grand parade of 500 uniformed and skilled
wheelmen Tuesday at $3.50 a. m, at which
hour the parade will form at the Fair Grounds
and move, beaded by tn Big Six band mount
ed, over the following line of march, this
route being subject to changes as may be re-
quired by the condition OF the streets named !:
Move north from Fair Grounds entrance to
Pleasant street, east on Pleasant TO Market,
| south on Market to Liberty, east on Liberty
| to Limestone, north on Limeston TO ki1er,
east on kizer to Clifton, east on Clifton to
East, north on East to High, west on High to
| Plum, north on Plum to Main, east on Main
to Market, north on Market to Fernclff
avenue, thence west and nortn to the college
campus and dismiss.
The parade will be under the command Of
Chief Consul Kirkpatrick, eI-cgieio, and will
be divided into Subdivisions according to
districts, each under command of one OF
the nine representatives. The Champion
City Bi. boys will serve neat
lunch at the college grounds and during it
will come the hill climbing contest the rider
coming nearest to ascending, on his wheel,
the rising ground from the gate to the old
college building, receiving as a prize gold
medal
Returning to the city for dinner at 3
o'clock p. m, at the Fair Grounds, will occur
the contest for desirable prizes for fancy OF
"trick" riding, in which will appear the
champion amateur trick rider Mr.. W. ii
Wetmore, of Cleveland, whose performances
riding on one wheel, with rear wheel and
other parts Of the machine removed, are
simply marvellous and incomprehensiDle
Mr.. Wetmore will give an exhibition of thii
riding on the line Of march during tht
parade.
At o'clock will begin the second day
programme OF races which is as follows:
on. Mile Bicycle, $50 Class.
lst Prize, Gold Medal. ID Prize, Gold Medal
4:i0 P. NJ.
One Mile Bicycle, State Championship.
lst PrIze, Gold Medal. ID Prize. Gold Medal
4:2O Pm.
Half Mile Tricycle., Open.
lst Prize, Gold Medh. I'd Prize, Gold Medal
4:3O OP.h.
Five Mile Bicycle Record.
lst Prize, Gold Medal. I'd Prize, Gold Medal
Hall Mile Bicycle, /. A. W. Championship.
ID Prize, !; 4. W. Medal.
Sd Prize, l.. A. W. Medal
5:lOPM.
Two Mile Bicycle, State Cham pionship.
LIST Pri1e, Gold Medal. I'd Prize, Gold Medal
$3.50 p. NJ.
| Oae Mile Bicycle, Con.olstion.
list Prize, Gold Medal. ID Prize, Gold Media!
The following rules for these races hsv
been adopted and will be enforced:
| Contestants are expected to dress ia a rre
sentsble manner, without barring legs or al ms
Entry tickets will be furnished each con
teslsnt for himself and trainer, or starter, 70
admission to the grounds, track and dressiu,
rooms. They should he considered as a re
ceipt for entries, and must be preserved, a
admission to the track and dressing room
cannot be obtained without them.
All races will be started on schedule time
and will not be held for any one. as at leas
Ave 90 minutes notice will be given befor
| chcu ihec iu tue uiNssiHS tuouSe
The Novice r ce is open only to wheel
men who have never raced.
Glass Races are open only to wheelmen wh,
have never b aten the limit, and entries TO
these races should b, accC mpanied by state
ment of the best time they have made.
State Championships are open only to Ohi
l.. A. w. members.
The L. A. W. Championship is open to an,
member OF the l., A. W.
The balance Of the races are open to al
amateurs.
The entrance fee will be 80 cents for eacl
event. and should 10 every case accompan,
application.
Entries positively close on July 10th, to
| FRANK s. Cook.
| Springfield, Ohio.
| An admis zion Of 25 ceDt5 and cent