Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-28
THB BICYCLE MEBR.
ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR The
RACES To- MORROW
At the Fair GrOunds-Full List Of the Entriss,
and the Two Handicap Events.
Will Arrive Tonight

Arrangements have been completed
for the bicycle meet under the auspices OF
the Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen, on the
State Fair Grounds tomorrow after
noon. Fair weathsS, alone is needed to
insure success. All the noted racers In
the country will compse Tor the hand
some and costly prizes cEsred, and
there will be many rare exhi6xSions of
speed. The 'crack" riders wiIN&ake
part in the meet at Pittsburg to-GN,
hand will come down in BODY over the
Ampfield division OF the B. & o.
ME train will arrive here at 1920
o'clock this evening, and will be met by
the mspbers of the w. A. w. and the
Opera house band, and escorted to the
Mcclure Mouse, which will be l.. A. w.
! headquarters. Mr.. r. NJ. Archer, OF
this city, will be one OF the judges in
the Pittsburg races, aud will Ecconpa-
ny the riders 70, this city. Commencing
at eight o'clock, there will be band
con cert on the balSeny of the Mcclure,
which will continue\until the arrival OF
the train.
The races will probably start about
one o'clock at the F&r Grounds, and
the crowd should test the capacity OF
the grand stand. The loAsr gate will
be open, for the accommodation OF per-
sons living in Beilaire and west Wheel
ing A souvenir programme I'd score
card has been prepared by MrNh' Al.
Archer. 1t is twelve pages ana
contains all the necessary informs Ion
concerning the races.
Entries in all races have closed and
are as follows:
Novice race-albert Foster, Wheeling;
w. A. Bammerhn, Wheeling w. A. W.;
E. E. Powers, Steubenvills, 5. A. O.; Ar
thur Foster, Wheeling: F.. L. Miller,
Wheeling, Y. Nj. G. A. c.; j. A. McGin-
mis-, Wheeling, W. A. W.; W. 9. Kunkel,
ST. Clairsville, st. @. Q. C.: - =. Pool,
Wheeling, w. A. W.: B. ID. Dubois, Bell
aire, and Frank Ebeling, Wheeling.
Glass A races, one mile open, one mile
handicap and one mile open-G. E. Helms,
Steubenville S. c.; Clyde Quimby, Steu-
benvlDe, S. A c.; A. C.. Dodd, lWellsburg;
George Redfern, Wilmerding. Pa, w. A.
A.; George H. Hale, Wellsville S. G.; f.
B. Bailey, Akron, O., L. c. c.; w. 9.
Kuukel, st. Clairsville, ST Q. Q. G.: 5. K.
Pool, Wheeling, w. A. W.: S. w. Ramsey
Erie, Pa, e. W.; J. G. Stamp, Wheel
ing, w. A. w; H. d. Wilkins, Steu-
benville, s. A. G.; F. B. Rigby, Toledo,
T. e. c.; j.. Z. Patterson, Pittsburg, Il.
B. c.; G. M. Calhoun, Cleveland, 9. ".
P. Bernhart, Toledo, T. G. c.; A. l..
Banker, Pittsburg, P. A. c.; r. K. Upde-
graf, Cleveland, L. G. c.; r. b. Trappe,
Cleveland, g. w. c.; A. l.. Baker, Column
bus, c. B. c.; Otto Mayo, Erie, Pa, E.
w; Bert @. Irons, Monica, Pa, II. Rihel-
daffer, Wheeling, W. Va, W, A. WI G..
E. Barr, Wheeling, Y. M. 9. A. Q.
Class b races, one-half mile open, one
mile open, one mile international Invita-
tion, two mile handicap, one-half mile
open, two mile open-O. K. Coulter, Tole-
do, L. @. c.; w. G. Sanger, Milwaukee,
Union H. A. Citizens, Chicago, Ram bier;
X. E. Goetz, Cleveland. Triangle; t. Il.
Eddy, Columbus, C. B. c.; J. p. Bliss,
Chicago, Rambler; F. L. Talbly, Zanes-
son, Cleveland. Triangle; Tom Cooper,
Chicago, Rambler; l.. d. Cobanne, ST.
Louis, Cleveland: Conn Baker, Columbus,
C. re: A. B. Goehler, New York, Co
lumbia; A. l. Brown, Cleveland, Cleve-
land; w. w. Taxis, Philadelphia, Sterl-
ing; Raw Mcdonald, New Y ork, Columbia {;
A. E. Lumsden, Chicago, Rambler; d. o..
Bald, Buffalo, Columbia; w. E. Murphy,
Brooklyn, Columbia; l.. Q. johnson,
Cleveland, Cleveland.
There will be ten great races, includ-
ing two handicaps. The committee Ia
charge OF these races has completed its
work, which follows:
Event No. 3, Class A, one mile handicap
%. p. Bernhart, Toledo, and A. Il.
Banker, Pittsburgh, scratch; f. d. Rigby,
Toledo, 20 yards; A. l.. Baker, Columbus,
40 yards; Otto Mayo. Erie, 81 yards; Clyde
Quimby, Steubenville. 60 yards; 4. l..
Trappe, Cleveland, 60 yards; G. e. Barr,
Wheeling, 60 yards; G. NJ. Calhoun, Clege-
land, A. B. Ellis, Oberlin, and ]. e. Pat
terson. Pittsburgh, 20 yards; 3. w.
Ramsey, Erie and +. E. Powers, Steu-
benville, 50 yards; ]. G. Stamp, Wheeling,
and G.. e. Helms, SteGbenville, 90 yards
F. B. Bailey, Akron, and Irwin Wood,
Wheeling, 100 yards; George H. Hale,
Wellsville, and H. f. Rtheldaffer, Wheel
ing. ITO yards; w. G. Kunkel, St. Glars
vile. 100 yards; +. L. Miller and =. Il.
Pool Wheeling, and George Redfern,
Wilmerding, Pa, $50 yards; j. A. McGin-
mis-, Wheeling, $40 yards; A. Z. Dodd,
Wellsburg, $40 yards, w. A. Bammerlin,
Wheeling, and H. d. Wilkins, Steuben-
vile, $50 yards.
Event No s, Glass B, two miles, handi-
cap-W. G. Sanger, Milwaukee, j. P. Bliss,
Chicago, aud Z. G. Ball. Buffalo, scratch ;
L. d. Cabanne, st. Louis, 20 yards; w. w.
Taxis, Philadelphia, 80 yards: Conn Baker
and 7. A. Eddy, Columbus, 80 yards; Tom
Cooper, Chicago. and A. b. Goehler, New
York, 90 yards; A. l. Brown, Cleveland
Raymond Mcdonald, New York, and d. 9,
Johnson, Cleveland, 20 yards; l.. G. John