St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-19
RIPON RUNNERS.
Zimmerman Won Everything He
Went into.

Zimmerman Won Everything He
Went Into.
RIPoN, Wis. Aug. Is. --This has been
great day for Iiipon and the Reed
boys. There were two state champion
ship events at the bicycle races, the
Quarter-mile and the mile, and The fight
for them was between the Milwaukee
delegation on one hand and Louis Reed
OH the other. Vogel got The quarter
mile for Milwaukee ana Reed proved
himself the mile champion after a hot
fight with Vogel. Zimmerman again
won everything he went into, with bern
berger finishing second 10 him all
the way through. After the reg
lar programme Zimmerman went
mile against time with Dernberger,
! Banker and Crooks as pacemakPrS,
making the mile i'll 2:l3, failing TO reach
Sanger'S record of 200 40. The crowd
which witnessed the races was again
large, there being nearly 1000 persons
present. When Zimmerman came out
for the halfnle open lie received an
ovation. He responded by making
desperate squirt and taking pace for the
first eighth, which led the people To
think that they would see a worlds
record lowered. His fast work, how
ever, was short-lived, as he s!ackened
up and struck an easy gait until the
finish. when he Jumped out and Won,
with Dernberger second as usual. The
one-nile handicap with tWenty-four
starters. Tavlor Parker, Crooks. War
rem, Steele and Bode among them,
was won by w. +. Dernberger, OF
Buffalo, who captured it by sprinting
Banker out at the end. Taylor, the
only scratch man, dropped out after
going a quarter, ii being too much of
job to oyertake the crowd in the face of
a strong wind. In the one-mile inter
national. Zimmerman and Dernberger
repeated their Old trick OF coming in
first and second. The Eastern man had
arranged 10 make this fast race ana
get the mark below 2:20, but Owiag to q
strong wind which faced them on the
back stretch 1t was Impossible 10 keep
the pace up as fast as had been expect
ed. Banker did most of the pace-mak-
ing, and as result practically dropped
out on the last quarter. Zimmerman
came down the stretch with a certainty
of the race. leaving Dernberger and
Taylor to struggle for second place. The
tight was hard one between them, bat
the Buffalo man got across the line in
second pace. WITH Taylor third. The
summaries:
One mile, novice e. Ii. Smith,
Beaver Dam, first; Harry Cody, Ripon,
second; Fl. f. Thomas, Sheboygan,
third. Time. Pas.
One mile, $40 class, first heat-Fred
.Schwitz Milwaukee. first; Roy Reed.
kipon. second; W. e. Weguer, Milwau-
ilee. third.
Second heat-E. a. Vogel. MiIwau-
kee, first; Gas Steele. Milwaukee, sec
f,nnrtn bi..1
Final hpat-F. ". SchwitZ, Milwau-
kee. first; Gus Steele. Milwaukee, see
nnd; W. {. Wegner. Milwaukee. third.
Time, ) minutes.
haII mile. open-Zimmerman first,
NJ: q. DernDerger second, A. L. Crooks
third. Time, l:lS.
One-tonrth OF a mile, state champion
ship-E. 4. Vogei. Milwaukee, first;
Louis Reed, R'pon, secUnd: w. c. Veg
ner, Milwaukee, third. Time, :S3.
One mile. handicap - DarHberger,
buffalo fifty YARDS, first; &. A. Banker,
tlttSburg tsiXty yards) second; a. W.
Warren, Hartford tseyenty yards,
third. fine, 2:14.
Half mile, boys under fifteen years
Harry Cody, Ripon, first: @ X Cor
iiSs, Ripon, second: Harry X. Hull.
Oregon, third. Time, 1:25.
Mile, international invitation-Zim-
rl rinan first, Dernberger second, Tay-
ior third. Time, 2:3415.
Iwo-mle handicap-George Chitten-
den. Ripon. 1868 yards first: j. A. Sand ,
burg, Menonlonie, (235 YARDS second: |
Phil Nickel. Milwaukee, GOO yardsl
third. Time. 4:51.
Mile, state championship - Louis
Reed, Ripon, first; E. A. Vogel, Mil
waukee. second; w. G. Wegner. Mil
waukee, third. Time, 2:a7.
Mile, 300 ciass-koy Reed, Ripon,
iirst; Gus Steele, Milwaukee, second:
Z. +. Faraes, Milwaukee, third. Time,
PAP.
Five-mile. open - Zimmerman first.
i5ode second, Crooks third. Time,
Mile, Our Neighbors neutrality-suspicious.
Reed first, j. q. Seeiig second, Roy
Reed third Time, 2:3715.
Mile, Consolation r.. +. Frabbinger.
milwaukee,, first; W. &. Nicholson, Mil
waakee, second; j. Peterson. Milwau-
kee, third; no other starters. Time,
3:l9.
Mile, against time-A. \. zimmer-
man first; half, :0G; last quarter, :3OI5:
mi.e, 2:l3.