The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-25

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senior team, and the Kansas City
club, was won by the Kansas City
club by 80 points to ~ Of
the st. Louis competitors.
Event No. 10. Two mile Missouri
division championship, H. X. War.
rem, first; Bert Harding, second;
Charles Kindevatter. third. Time,
I6:15.
| Event No. IL was a FIVE mile
handicap. As it was getting late the
audience began to leave before the
contestants were placed in position,
and many of them missed an interest
ing race. 1t was won by H. G.
Wood, of Kansas City, time 1884
which lowered the state record for
that distance by several seconds. A.
l.. Jordon, st. Louis, second; ID. Co
burn, Jr., third; c. F. Mulkey, st.
Louis, fourth.
Charles kindevatter was the only
starter from the scratch in this race
and he made it in 1i:5O which lowers
the record on like performances in
i'm this state.
The consolation race was the twelfth
and last event and was won by X. NJ.
B. Tidi. Dol %. W. J. Cox was
second Fred Campbell, third ; a.
Miller, fourth.
THE Prizes.
The following prizes were taken by
the first, second, third and fourth
men in the various events:
|. LIST, Falcon safety No. l; 2nd,
combination silver cigar case; Bird,
S. Il Il. floor pump; 4th, silver cup.
>. IS., Victor flyer; 2nd, gold
hunting case watch, Elgin; 3rd,
hard wood cigar case; 18th, box
gents hose.
). lst, diamond pin; 2nd, suit
silk underwear; 3rd, trousers to
order; 18th, pateut leather shoes.
! 1. l>t gold medal.
>. l>t, gold watch 2nd, silver
cup "rd gold pen.
&. LIST. bronze clock, md. ele-
giant rug, 3rd, box chancellor
cigars.
| Z. LIST. Columbia model 80; 2nd
). Il W. hammerless revolver; Bird
NJ. Il W. racing tires !; 18th, gents
toilet c. e.
8. 1T, field and marine glass; I'd,
framed picture and easel.
9. LIST, gold medal.
10. lst, suit clothes to order; ID.
banquet lamp; Sd, silk umbr ella;
18th. patent leather shoes.
IL. LIST. King of Scorchers Racer;
2nd. Russia leather rocking chair;
SRI. fancy vest to order. 4th.
leather grip.
II. 1st. mirror front gents
wardrobe 2nd typewriter 3rd
p. & NJ. racing saddle 18th box
"Americanite," cigars.
VISITING wHEELMEN
Among the visitors were the follow
ing from st. Lonis: A. c. Davis, A.
J. Emery, VI. A. Todd, J. Cooper
Davis, Il. H. Laing, w. j. Cox, w.
P. Laing, E. N. Sanders, A. G.
Harding, A. L. Jordan, H. F. Ber-
nard, Dave Coburn, Jr., Tom COburn.
Jack Coburn, o. L. Rule, G. f.
Tivey, e. F. Mulkey.
Kansas City-H. r. Warren, G.
P. Moore, A. Haynes. E. P. Moriarty,
Z. S. Hall, Fred Campbell, G. NJ.
Mathews, B. e. Howard, w. J. Bran
ner, H. c. Wood, Charles Kindevat-
ter, &. w. RebeDschied, +. p. Shan.
hOlzer, Lamar.
Several lady riders of Sedalia
we're in the parade.
Russell X. Whitman, editor OF
the Weden Sportsman and Bicycling
Reporter, of Kansas City, was here in
the interest Of his paper.
Several OF the racers had the mis-
fortune to fall while under full head
way, but in every instance they es-
tapped injury Of serious nature.
When H. c. Wood won the five
mile handicap, his friends picked him
up as he dismOunted, and carried him
to their tent on their shoulders.
I The visitors were entertained by
the local wheelmen at the park hotel
last night. They say they were never
better treated than by the cyclists Of
Sedalia.
The track was in splendid con-
lition, though somewhat dusty to-
ward the close Of the program. The
track and the absence Of the wind aided
the racers in making good records.
Several of the st. Louis wheel