The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-26
BIG LIST OF ENTRIES
WHEELMEN WHO WILL COMPETE
IN THE BIG CYCLE MEET.
Most of the Crack Riders Sure to
start-TotaI Entries J2s-SpeclaI
Features Arranged.

annual meet OF the Zigzag Cycling Club,
10 be held at the State fair grounds to-
morrow and Saturday. II is believed that
1t Will be the greatest event OF its kind
ever given in the West The fastest known
riders. with the exception OF Zimmerman,
who is winning laurels in Europe, will be
here. J. =. Bliss, Familiarity known as
"Pinkey" Bliss. John S. Johnson and Wal
ter G. Sanger are coming as the star riders,
while close behind them are Gus Steele, f.
j. Titus and others The club has arranged
some great features in the way of special
events. Bliss and Johnson will be paced to
break mile records, both standing and fly
ing. II is probable they will go against the
half and quarter-mile records in the same
way. The best riders will be used as
PAGERS Last night the club wired Peltier
and Black. accepting their terms to go
against the tandem half-mile record. At
Fort Wayne, not long ago. the two went
the half in one-minute fiat. Henry Klus-
mann, OF the Stearns racing team. will go
against Glass A records. Sid Black, of
Cleveland, who is acknowledged as the
best trick rider in the world, will give ex-
hfbitions on a safety. The club may ar
range for other events to-day.
The riders. especially the Class A men.
will begin to arrive this evening The team
riders, those in Class B, will arrive to-
morrow morning a special train from
Toledo, o. There seems to be some misun-
Outstanding as TO the quality Of the races.
The Columbia racing team OF ten riders,
under the management OF NJ L. Bridge
man, accompanied by its mascot, DOG
Jack" viii be here. DOG Jack" Of the
bull species, is said to be the ugiest ca
nine in the world During the races he
will be seen fitting around in a mans at
tire and smoking a cigar, at which feat
he Is said to be very skillful.
No professionals will participate in the
races. The entries have been carefully
scanned, and the riders are all amateurs.
No pool selling will be allowed on the
grounds, and the club guarantees a strict
ly clean and interesting meet. Tonight
there will be a lantern parade, in which
about 80 riders will participate. Each
wheel will be decorated with lanterns of
varied hues and in different styles. The
line of the parade will be on the North
Side, and principally on Illinois, Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Washington streets.
The handlcaps will not be made public
until given out on the score card at the
race track L. NJ. wainwright the State
them, and he will probably finish his work
by this morning n meeting will be held
at the clubhouse tonight TO select the
track officials.
That good racing and plenty of it is an
assured fact can be seen from the crowded
contested by big field The entries
closed last evening, the total number for
the sixteen events being 52S. Ninety-one
riders are entered. Those who are down
for the eight races on to-morrow's card
are as follows:
A f. Gearing, F. IL: Jungclaus. Charles
Fetters, T. Aker, G.. Fl. Buschman, w. II.
Charles I. Woolsey. James shoaff. 6. +.
A McCready, Andy Trieb. Harry J. Stew
art, Henry Dice and Macy 5. Good
Hflf I@s 6sndifap' cl aba B' bl cs
S. Johnson. c. H. Callahan c. NJ. Murphy,
Gus r. 6 r. Hey Yec W. TaH
A. ID. Kennedy. IL. II. Maddox. f. j. Titus,
Il. +. Miller, w. J. Hilfert, w. II. Wells,
Finehout, NJ. IL. Burt, T.. Z. Roll. III. l..
Dodson, T.. c. Bold, Raymond Macdonald,
w. f. Murphy w. j. Edwards. George f.
One-quarter-mile open; Class A-C. c.
Van Tine, Earl IL. Kiser. Eddie ID; McKeon.
Thomas H. David, ID; J. Good, F. a.
Thomas, Frank Il. Rigby, Robert C. Con-
ley, w. II. Watson, George w. Rowe. FL
don l.. Dynes, a. +. Gearing, Il. Aker,
Ira NJ. Holmes, c. IL. Buschmann, w. F..
Comingore. o. p. Beauhart. IL ii. Dron-
berger. +. Il. Hopper T.. Il. Freers, jr., A.
ID. Herman, Il. ;. Church. III. n. Caniield,
Rams Norton, John Hogan, William Bon
field, George Lazarus, j. O'Donnell w. j..
Klinger, .. X. Lowe, Il. G. Johnson. John
b. Harrison, f. p. Gangwer. II. f. Denig.
One-mile open, Glass B-Entries same as
Messrs. Roll and Finehout.
One-mile handicap, Class A-C. G. Van
Tine. Earl ii; Ki5er. Eddie d. McKeon.
Thomas, Frank Il. Rigby, Robert c. Con-
ley, w. r. Watson, Jack l.. Smith, George
\. Rowe. Eldon L. Dynes, f: II. Jungclaus.
Charles Fetters Ira NJ Holmes, G. IL.
Buschmann, w. =. Comingore +. II. Robin
son, o. L. Beauhart, NJ. ). Lane. III. II.
Dronberger, f. Il. Hopper. +. +. Freers.
Schroeder, H. y. Garfield, John Hogan,
Willie Atkins. William Bonfeld, George
Lazarus, J. ODonnell. George Mckee, c.
\. McCready, J. l.. Townsend, Lew Kluter.
Andy Frieb, w. J. Klinger Harry J. Stew
art. o. r. Lowe. l.. G. Johnson, John Il.
Harrison a. Allen, F. II. Gangwer, II. +.
+. Reed.
one-half-mile open, Glass B-Entries same
as in half-mile handicap, with exception OF
one-mile. 2:4O class. Glass A-Earl II
kiser, Eddie ID. Mckeon. Thos. II. David
d. Good " t A. Thomas 2nc Frank gn,tb Big
| w. Rowe. A. +. Gearing, II. Aker. Ira w
Holmes. +. =. Robinson, II. III. Droneber
4 ger, Il. L. hopper, r. II. fTeeTS, lI., a. ID
Hartman, f. S. Church. c.. f. Schneider
| II. a. Garfield Rano Norton, Willie At
| kins, Geo. Lazarus, Jimmie O'Donnell, Lew
! Kluter Andy Trieb, q. r. Lowe A. Allen
+. p. Gangwer, III. f. Denig, III. Kleins
/ mann.
| same as in half-mile handicap.
| The entries in Saturdays events are a:
One-mile. Zigzag Club handicap, Glass A
| w. X. Watson, Geo. W. Rowe, Eldon /.
| Dynes. +. III. Jungclaus, Charles Fetters
+. L. Robinson VIM. Bonfield, Andy TrieD
O. II. Lowe, O. II. Burke.
| One-mie handicap Class B-Entries same
| as in half-mile handicap Friday.
| One-mile. 2:30 class, Glass A-C. G. Var
| Tine. Earl IL. Kiser. Thomas II. David
Frank b. Rigby, w r. Watson, George
| NJ Holmes, o. L. Beauhart. Ii. II. Dronber
s. Church, G. f. Schreiber George Laz
arus. Jimmie ODonnell J. l.. Townsend
| Lew Kluter. Andy Trieb. w. j. Klinger
| l. c. Johnson, III. f. Denig. +. +. Hopper
| II. Kleinsmann. o. T. Burke, \. T. Hey
| wood.
| Quarter-mie open. Glass B-Entries same
| as in half-mle handicap Friday. with ex
ception OF Messrs Levy and Finehout.
| Two-mile Handicap, Class A-C. G. Val
1 Tine. +. II. Kiser. T.. ID. McKeon. Thos
II. David. D. J. Good, F; A. Thomas
Era * = RgH Kcu W. q T. Wg bynss /
Gearing. F. II. Jungclaus. Chas. Fetters
| Ira NJ Holmes, q. III. Buschman. w. Z
| Comingore. +. u. Robinson. o. u. Beau
| hart Nj. s Lane. II. H. Dronberger. +
r. Freers, jr.. O.. ID. HERMAN, h.
! George Lazarus, Jimmie ODonnen. Gee
| Mckee / l. Townsend, Lew kluter And