Evening journal., 1888-10-04
BICYCLE ENTRIES.
A Long List of Good Cyclists to start at
the Fair-The Prizes Described.


The entries in the bicycling events arc
as follows
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11.-No. I. oNI
MILE NovIcE-i2 ENTRIES.
Charles r. Guldin Reading, Pa. Clar
ence Elliott, Fred B. Elliott Whining
ton Wheel Club; Arthur Hadlev. Harry
Hadiey, kennett Square; Thomas j..
! Jetferis, George b. Moore. z. II. LoAand
John u. kurtz, Jr, Wilmington WheeI
! CUB, Charles Wilson South End Wheel
men, Philadelphia; e. Oliver, Tioga
| Athletic Association.
| NO. :. ONE MILE PENINSULA CHAM
PiONsHIP-6 ENTRIES
George NJ Gregg, Albert Jefferis. Clar.
ence Elliott Victor r. Pyle, John d.
hurtz, Jr., d. Frank Mcdaniel, Whining.
ton Wheel Club.
NO 3. ONE MILE SAFETY ROVER rypr
ENTRIES
I. 2. Jeiferis. John S. Bertolette. Clar-
enee Elliott, Wilmington Wheel Club
Charles 5. Phillips, Wilmington. Del.
a. 4. Zimmerman, Freehold, N. j.: w. J..
Wilhelm Reading Pa H. Frank Nc
Daniel Wilmington Wheel Club.
NO, 4. oNE MILE, $50 CLASS, 16 ENTRIES
John $ Bertolette, Thomas T.. Jefferis
Albert Jefieris, G. NJ Gregg. Victor r.
Pyle, George b. Moore z. II. Loffland
Clarence Elliott, Fred B. Elliott B. Frank
Mcdaniel, John d. Kurtz, Jr., Whining
ton Wheel Club w. G. Seeds, Whining
ton, Dell Hickman jackson, Kennett
Square, Pa. Charles r. Guldin. Reading
Pa Charles Wilson, Jr. South End
Wheelmen, Philadelphia f. Oliver, Tioga
Athletic Association.
no .. FIVE MILE PENINSULA CHAMPION
sHIP-6 ENTRIES.
Albert JefTeris, G. NJ. Gregg Victor r
Pyle, Clarence Elliott, b. Frank Ne
Daniel, I. E. Jefferis, Wilmington Wheel
Club.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12-N0 6. ONE NILE
opens ENTRIES.
A. A. Zimmerman, Freehold, N. J..
M. H. Crenshaw, Washington Bicycle
Club; George Seheele, Reading Bicycle
Club; =. Irving Halsted, New York
Athletic Club; f. NJ. Dampman, s. Wallis
Merrihew, Wilmington Wheel Club: w.
l. Wilhelm, Reading, Pa; w. Z. Nc.
Cune, Chelsea Bicycle Club.
No. Z, ONE MILE 800 CLASS. -rHIRrEEN
ENTRIES.
A. A. Zimmerman, Freehold, n. J.;W.
=. MeClune Chelsea Bicycle Club; M. K.
Crenshaw, Washington Bicycle Club;
George Scheele Reading Bicycle Club; II.
y. Ludwig, Honeybrook Ramblers; +. M.
Dampman. S. Wallis Merrihew. b. Frank
Mcdaniel, Wilmington Wheel Club: J.
Van Deusen, Jr., fioga Cycling Club: e
Oliver, J. Draper, Tioga Athletic Club
Louis A. Hill, Pennsylvania Bicycle
Club; Charles Il. Guldin, Reading, Pa
NO s THREE MILE LAP-6 ENTRIES.
A. A. Zimmerman, Freehold, N. j.; +.
Irving Halsted. New York Athletic
Club; w. / Wilhelm. Reading, Pa.
Frank NJ. Danpman, s. Wallis Merri
hew, 3. Frank Mcdaniel Wilmington
Wheel Club.
No. .. oEE-HALF MILE-TwELvE EN-
TRIES.
A. A. Zimmerman, Freehold. N. j.: M
Il. Crenshaw, Washington Bicycle Club
George Scheele Reading Bicycle Club. Z.
irving Halsted. IN Y. Athletic Club. II.
d. Ludwig, Honey Brook Ramblers; +.
n. Dampman $. Wallis Merrihew. VIII |
mington Wheel Club; Hickman jackson.
hennett Square, Pa ; Charles r. Guldin. |
Reading, Pa. Louis A. Hill, Pennsvlva. |
ala Bicycle Club; w. E. McCune, Chelsea
Bicycle Club.
40. 10. TWO MILE, 6.20 cLAss-9
ENTRIES.
A. A. Zimmerman, Freehold. n. JIM
4. Crenshaw, Washington Bicycle Club:
george Scheele, Reading Bicycle Club; w.
2. McCune Chelsea Bicycle Club: II. d.
Ludwig, Honeybrook Ramblers: Clarence
Elliott, 5. Wallis Merrihew, B. Frank
Mcdaniel Wilmington Wheel Clubs ].
VanDeusen, Jr., Tioga Cycling Club.
NO. IL. ONE MILE. TANDEM BICYCLE
oPEN-2 ENTRIES
Louis A. Hill and Z. J. Halsted of Penn
iylvania Bicycle Club; John A. Wells.
Pennsylvania Bicycle Club and Frank NJ.
)ampman, Wilmington Wheel Club.
The consolation race will be made M
N Friday. October -.
While on the subject a brief descrip.
ion of the prizes to be awarded ia the
ibove events viii not be out of place
All these medals, with two executions.
we're made by Sherwin & Son. and are
low on exhibition in the FIRMS window
i No. 6l5 Market street. The medals
we're designed and executed entirely In
he establishment of Sherwin & Son. and
now variety and correctness Of design
hat IS not often seen in Wilmington
me badges are artistic and worth the fun
alue as stated on the entry card. on
lch Of the badges the event is engraved
\ bar at the top. The words Whining
on Fair and 1853 are engraved on each
ledal. All the designs are good but
lck Of space will not permit full de-
cription
Ihe prize for the five mile Peninsula
championship, is not yet completed. The
Iork on it is delicate and the result beau
Itul. AT the top is a gold bar with the (
vent. Pendant from this Is a silver bar !
1r the name of the winner. If
be winner this year should lose
ext year, new bar may be put on.
rom the second bar hangs a shield with I
Wilmington Fair around the
ige and has thereon a diamond n T
le centre with the year 1888 thereon
rom the shield hangs a magnificentlv :
asigned pendant The frame IS of silver I
le side panels being inlaid in green gold
aves, contrasting with the brightness
the centre piece. The centre Of the
anne is plate Of solid gold on which I
an and bicycle are engraved The !
presentation is almost perfect. a wheel
ith tangent spokes being engraved AT
le base Of the pendant an etrnscan wing
relief is shown over another wheel
Glow this, is a semicircle, on which the y
ords Association Medal" are engraved.
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