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| Full List of the Entries Made for tach
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kRce-The areat Btcyclers' Hail.
The following entries have been made for
the Bicycle Races, July 20 and n. The
number before the name shows the number
which is owrer holds Throughout, the Meet
FIRST DAY.
One NILE, BIcYCLE, NevICE - p. MP.
W. II. Cutter, Chillicothe, o.; 6, Charlie N.
Atwater, Massilon, o.; 9, II. q. Wagner,
Cleveland, o.; I, b. A. Walllngford, Cincn-
natl, O; II, NJ. $. Pond, Logan, o.; 10,
Fred Rochester, Logan, o.; l3, W. d. White,
Cleveland, O.; l5, Austin P. Herman, Chilli
cothe, o.; 20, J. + Myers Dalton, o.; "a,
W. 3. Weson, Cleveland, o.; 20, W, G. Con-
ner, Springfield, o.; 2s, J. W. Deaton,
Springfield, o.; 80, Norton Stutson, Lancas-
ter, o.
FIVE MILE BICycLE, STATE CHAsPlossHIP
--4;lo p. MI, George Collister, Cleveland
o.; s, Warner c. Galway, Cincinnati, o.; l6
Carl A. Pardee, Akron, o.; 26, W. @. Cor.
ner, Springfield, o.
Two MILE BIcYCLE, 700 CLASS, P. V
Myers, Covington, Ky; 6, Chss. N. Atwater
Massillon; Il, J. D. Pugh, Jr.; Cleveland, o.
II, Fred P. Root, Cleveland; 81, Clarence
Howland, Akron, O.; %, +. F. Sandy
Cincinnati; % W. G. Conner, Springfield
%, ]. S. Brown, Fostoria; 80, A. Il Sprack.
ling, Cleveland; 80, G. T. Synder, Cleveland
81, George kepsay, Springfield; "a, A. NJ
Crothers, Springfield.
HALF MILE BIcYCLE, OPEN, 5P. Nj, Chas
o. Dickas, Sydney; l6, Karl A. Pardee
Akron; 30, 4. G. Barnett, Springfield; 2,
Wilbur F. Knapp, Cleveland; 81, Georg,
Kepsay, Springfield 80, Norton Stutson
Lancaster; 80, George Webber, Smithville
NJ.
THREE MILE Bicycle, RECORD, $40 Pm
i6, Karl A. Pardee, Akron; II, Fred ?
Root, Cleveland; 25, Wilbur F. Knapp
Cleveland; 81, George Kepsay, Springfield
80, George Webber. Smthville, J.
ONE MILE BICYCLE, STATE CHAMProSsHr
$50 P. A.--4, George Collister, Cleveland
10, 7. J. kirkpatrick, Springfield; 81, Cs
ence Rowland, Akron; 30, f. G. Barnet
Springfield; "a, A. NJ. Crothers, Springfield
ONE MILE BICYCLE, WITHOUT HANDS, 5:4
p. M.-3. P.V. Myers, ,CovinGton, Ky; 5,W. I
Whetmore, Cleveland; IA, J. D. Pugh, j
Cleveland; ls, f. b. Champion. Columbus.
SECOND DAY.
ONE MILE BIcYcLE, 3:2O CLASS, 4 P.N.-2
Clarence Rowland, Akron; %, +. G. Barnet
Springfield; "a, W. S. Weson, Cleveland; .
W. Q. Conner, Springfield; u, j. s. Brow
Fostoria; 90, A. +. Sprackling, CLEVELAND
80, G. T. Snyder, Cleveland; 81, Geor,
Kepsay, springfeldi "a, A. NJ. Crother
Springfield.
ONE MILE BrcYcLE, STATE CHAMProysHT
4:lO P. Nh, George Collister, Cleveland
8, Warner G. Galway, Cincinnati; /
Karl A. Psrdee, Akron; 90, E. F. Lal
dy, Cincinnati; %. W. F. Knsp
Cleveland; 81, George Kepsay, Springfield.
HALF NILE tricycle., OPEN, 4:20 =. M
4, George Collister, Cleveland; 10, T.
Kirkpatrick, Springfield; 81, Clarence How
land, Akron; 80, c. F. Smith, indianapolis
"a, A. N. Crothers, Springfield.
FIVE MILE BICYCLE, RECORD, 4:3O p. M
3, P. V. yyers, Covington, KY; IA, J.
Pugh, jr. Clevelani; 90, A. E. Spracklin
Cleveland; 80, G. T. Snyder, Cleveland; 3
A. NJ. Crothers, Springfield; s5, Geori
Webber, Smithvllle, N. J.
HALF NILE BICYCLE, L. A. W. CHAmrIos
sHrr, 8 P. N.--3, P. V. Myers, Coving,or
Ky; IS, Karl A. Psrdee. Akron; II, Ere
p. Root, Cleveland 10, S. P. Hollingswor,l
Russiaville, Ind; 81, Clarence Howlant
Akron; 90, Z. G. Barnett, Springfield; 2!
Wilbur F. Knapp, Cleveland; 81, Georg
Kepsay, Springfield; 35. George webbe
Smithville, N. J.
Two-MLE BICYCLE, STATE CHAMPIoSsHi
$40 p. x.--4, George Collister, Cleveland
Karl A. Psrdee, Akron; II, Fred P. Roo
Cleveland; 81, Clarence Rowland, Akron
20, E. F. Landy, Cincinnati; 25, Wilbur
Knapp, Cleveland; 81, George Kepsa
Springfield. "a, A. N. Crothers, Springfield
Entries will not be made for the one mi
Consolation" until it is seen who gets le
in the other races.
FANCY RIDISG.-W. H. Whetmore, Clev
land; W. H. Crumley, Mt. Vernon.
Hill CLINBrSG.-Bert Work, Akron;
F. Landy, Cincinnati; Ashland Page, As
land, Ky.
The only entry for the drill is the Clev
land Drill Corps.
The names entered are sufficient eviden
that the races will be exciting and enjoyat
in the extreme.
The arrangements for the banquet and b,
at the Arcade on the evening OF the seco
r day are progressing very auspiciously. A 7
E porter was this morning shown a sample
! the souvenirs which will be presented at t
banquet, and was delighted with its beaut
1t consists OF a handsomely printed pr
2ramme of the meet, protected by We
tasty cover Of silk plush. The tickets a
! selling rapidly, and the prospects are 90
for one OF the handsomest parties ever give
| even at the Arcade