The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-24
THE CYCLERS.
A Week Among the Sports of
the City-POinters About the
"Meet," July Sd and 4th.
WEAVER AND KUGLER.

Il
tourist, who was in Columbia las
week, had a narrow escape from
death, near Warrensburg. few day
ago. They were on their way i,
Holden F.; rain had made the road
muddy and they took tn the rrilrosc
tracks. They were crossing a br;dg,
and we're about half way over when /:
freight train came around curve no
100 yards distant. Viewer dropped
over the The side end on to the ties
let ing his wheel 60 down intn the
water. Kugler a Sedslis b;cyciist
who was with him, turned ant ran
back, resching the end of the bridge
just in time to roll down The emb NIX.
meut. He escaped with a few slight
bruises. Columbia Herald.
AN ATTACHMENT.
From the Lasecsrter (Pa) New
Era, we learn that a man by the
name Of Marin Rudy, who runs a
training school at that place, his had
% bicycles levied upon by the
Sheriff. He used the whee's in his
school.
A list of bicycle patents reported
especially for the bicycle trade by w.
E. Aughinbaugh, patent lawyer,
Washington, ID. c.
No. 1921. Method of securing
to the rim of wheels. David NJ. and
Tnos. II. Parry. Indianapolis, Ind,
Fil-d August s, 1889. Serial num-
Der 800, 157.
No. 1884. Bicycle. S. Gissin-
ger, Pittsburg, Pa, assignor of one.
half to G. w. GnssAr, same place
Filed August 8, 1889. Serial num-
her 321, 773.
No. 429 4l6. Cycle handle. Harry
Brown. Wappinger's Falls, n. Y
Filed April 10. 1890. Serial num-
Der S47, 295.
No. 429, 5S7. Bicycle saddle Geo.
I. Warwick. Springfield, Mas, rs
sipnor to Warwick Bycle Co, same
place. Filed February 26, 1889.
Seaial number 30l .268.
THE CYCLE THIEF ABROAD.
Stolen from West Congre,s street.
near Ashland Boulevard, 53.irch
Columbia Light Roadster, No. 2021. |
Backbone and forks nicklad. John
Thiele saddle. Wheel was new. |
Taken Sunday nightsbout 10 o'clock. |
Address r. ID. Garden, 291 Wabash |
avenue, Chicago.
THE COLORED BICYCLIsTs :.
st. Louis correspondence. The
first world ,lored bicycle tournament
took place at Brotherhood Park last
afternoon and proved most
entertainment.
The tournament was given under
the auspices of the Hogden Bicycle
Club, and among the entries were
riders from Washington, Cairo, Chica-
20 and other points. The judges were
Henry Bridgewater, j. Milton Turn
pr and George Fountain; timers,
William Curtis, RichsrI A. Hud in
and George Gardner refree, j. Tur
bin; starter, Vim. Shakespear. /
The CIR; at Western BaI d furnished
the music. A large delegation of Il e |
colored followers of the races were
present and, assisted heartily in the
coaching. The most exci'ing race of
the day was the three mile handicap,
which Harry Stewart won by a nose
from Everett Kicks. Even Milton |
Turner grew greatly excited over the
6nish and eIoquently coached the win.
ner. Steward tainted after be crossed
the line, but Kicks who came at The
end with an Elyton rush, was as fresh
as a daisy. The prizes were medals
the Sp ,riing News cup, silver cake
basket and many other useful articles.
The Summaries.
First race open to all, one mile
William Herbert, first; ''Cairo" Bi |,
second. Time, 4:574.
Second event, hslf-mile heat race i
Harry Stewart. first; George O'Bar-
new, second. Time, 200 and 2:01a.
Third event, three-mile handicap
Harry Stewart, first; Everett
Kicks, second. Time, 1910.
Fourth event, one mile safety
(scratch)-William Herbert, first
Albert Brady, second. Time, 1864.
Fifth event, oue-fourth of a mile,
for boys under IA years-George
ONeill, first; Clarence Galloway,
second. Time, LOG.
Sixth event, 100 yards. slow race
-Wyman jenkins, first. Time S:47.
Seventh event, one mile, consola-
ton rate-Everett Kicks, first. Time,
4:19.
sAFETYis.
Which one of the cyclers was
out buggy riding last Sunday?