Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-19
THE TWENTY-MlLE SPIN
Entries for the Road Race of the Dupont
Cycle Club
Program Completed TOdny-The En-
tries and the Handicaps-Many
Prizes offered.


Final arrangements for the twenty-mile
road race Of the Dupont Cycle Club have
been settled upon, and the program given
to the printer today. The race. as stated
before in The Star, will be held Monday
afternoon at o'clock on the Conduit road
course, the start occurring at the lower res
ervor, which will also be the finishing
point.
The officials Of the meet will be as fol-
lows: Referee. L. B. Graves; judges, w.
D. Hagner and John Woerner; timers, A.
NJ. Tubman, William Tappan, George Boyd;
starter, William Jose; Handicapped, Will
liam Jose.
The entries with their handicaps are as
follows: Eleven minutes-R w. Christie,
Dupont Cycle Club; w. H. Walcott, D. c.
c.; Richmond Reddington, d. C. c.; Robert
Brott, D. c. c.
Ten and half minutes-M. Bowers, I'M
attached; George Calvert, unattached;
Frank kieser, Eastern Cycle Club, and F.
H. Skinner, unattached.
Hoover, unattached; E. H. Burton, unat-
tached; b. F. Grimes, unattached; E. s.
Byrnes, unattached; William O'Connor, I'M
attached, and j. w. Garrison, unattached
Eight and a half minutes-T. S. Wood.
D: Z. G; c. S. Brush. d. c. c., and j. E.
Bischoff, Washington Road Club.
Seven and half minutes-E. L. Wilson
D. G. c.; F. G. Thompson. W. R. c.
Six and half minutes-A. H. Dawson
Arlington Wheelmen; W. r. Schroyer, un.
attached.
Six minutes-Fred. W. Moore, Georgetown
Cycle Club; W. T. Robertson. W. r. c.
Four and a half m;nutes-W. o. Wood
ward, Eastern Cycle Club; Harry z. Greer
w. r. c.
Four minutes-T N. Mudd Arlington
Wheelmen; R. H. Stone. Arlington Wheel
men.
Three and a half minutes-C. E. Wood
w. r. c.; George E. Smith, w. R. c.; c. l.
Ronsaville, w. r. c.
Three minutes-Bayard T. Wrenn, Ar
lington Wheelmen: j. j. Fister, Dupont Cy-
Gle Club; Howard A. Rhine. Active Road
Club.
Two minutes-s. E. Cause. W.. R. c.;
George S. Ball. w. R. c.; Claude Leather
bury. Tribune Club, Baltimore.
Scratch. w. Fred Sims
In the above list the men are arranged
according to the numbers they will be
given. r. w. Christie being No. |, and run
time prize yet remains to be selected, but
the other prizes are as follows:
First prize, Spalding wheel, donated by
Fister & Tappan; second prize, gold medal,
of G. and ]. tires, donated by c. L. Palmer
& Co.; fourth prize, silver watch, donated
by the Dupont Cycle Club; fifth prize, pair
of NJ. and w. tires, donated by Morgan q
wright OF chicago, SIKH prize pan VI %u
golf stockings, donated by Saks & Co.; sew
enth prize, Twentieth Century bronze lamp,
donated by j. Hart Britain: eighth prize.
sweater, donated by Parker, Bridget & Co.;
ninth prize, celluloid saddle, donated by the
Eastern Cycle Company: tenth prize, Tween
tieth Century lamp, donated by w. S. Nc
Arthur; eleventh prize, bicycle saddle, do
mated by John Woerner; twelfth prize, L.
A. w: watch charm, donated by F. 8. Ca
hill; thirteenth prize, l.. A. w. pin. donated
by the District Cycle Company; fourteenth
prize, Standard cyclometer donated by the
Standard Watch Company of New York;
fifteenth prize, Bridgeport cyclometer, do
rated by Charles Miller Bros.