St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-13
BIG l.. A. w. MEET.
All Ready for the Events at Min
nehaha Track.


The devotees of the wheel will reign
again in Minneapolis today and tomor-
row ,and if the weather is favorable the
grandest cycle event in the history of
the Northwest will godown into history
after Wednesday. Great as was, the
interest that centered in yesterdays
race, the excitement today is more in
tense. The National Circuit meet of
the L. A. w. is always the big event
of the year and Minneapolis will try
not to be outdone by any of the glori-i
Gus successes of the past month at the
National Circuit meet throughout the
East. The day should bring a good
crowd to the races.
All necessary arrangements have
been completed, and everything is in
readiness for the race. The track Of
ficers who will see that everything is
kept straight and in its proper place
are:
Referee, Collie Bell; starter J. A..
Wirtensohn; clerk of course, Otto; as
slStants, G. B. Drummond and Charles
Gemlo; timers, w. o. Thompson. A.,
e. Mott, j. F. Weidenhefmer; Judges
w. d. Whiteman, E. B. Smith, w. S.
Hamilton.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Following are the entries for to-
days races:
Holmes, A. H. Waterman, Frank Nc
Daniels, Ed kately, StelIe Smith. Hal
Edwards, NJ. B. Berndt, J. K Water
N nan, Z, HoTard Ao1Iand Pyle; Of Minneapolis;
st. Paul; S. D. Warren, zun7brota.
Second race, half-mile, open. class
A-W. 7. Hutchins, Saltwater; A. W.
Ghiarliat GGhianrdiler' Waupaca, Wis; J. T.
G: Mer}ens. R II. Mcc1eary, E. S. S.
MCGOWAN, H. NJ. Bird, ]. McDiarr1aid.
St. Paul; Olaf Rudd, John Nilsson,
J. A. Hanson, Peter Oestlund, j. Il
Waterman, Minneapolis
Third race, mile handicap, class B.
aid, F. ]. Plus, New York city; l..
G Johnson, A. J; Brown, Cleveland;
7 r. Eddy, Columbus, Ohio; Earl
Gus Steele, c. B. Murphy, J. p. Bliss,
Mo; F, G. Barrett, ncoln, Neb.,
P9f P9ffarSo0 co0per Detr4it' 14ih Mich; PeEey
Ashley, Sioux City, To-; w. E. Becker,
Minneapolis.
Fourth race, one mile handicap, class
A-Peter oestlund, Charles ]. John
Mat Littnon, A. NJ. Nelson, Mas
Berndt, L. r. Stevens, john Lidbers,
Frank McDDaniels, Charles T; Peter
Waterman, ]. c. Harper, L. D. Oakee,
E. L. Holmes, S. Smith, Minneapolis,
c. Hofer, Tom Bird, G. a. Madison,
]: McMiarrnid, II. G. Relland, Ernest
MacGowan, St. Paul; A " Chandlec,
perior, Wis: Ed White. St. Cloud: S.
D. Warren, Zumbrota; w T. Hutchins,
StillwGter; NJ. Reichenbach, Ed Kate
~. Arlington, Mimi.
E. c. Bald, Roy Mcdonald, F. ]. Titus,
L. c. Johnson, A. o. Brown, T. r.
EDDY, Earl Kiser, John Lawson, Gus
Steele, c. B. Murphy, ]; p. Bliss, L.
er, Percy. Patterson, c. w. Ashley, W.
E. Becker.
sixth race, five-mile handicap, Class
A-Pster 0estlund, A; A: Hanson. A.
Hanson. J. McDiarrnid. r McCicafy,
G. A. Madison Ed White, H. NJ. Bird,
Olaf Olaf Rudd5 y; c; Helland, John Nor
Warren, L: M; Johnson: c.. W. Cum
terson, Max Littlnen, John Lidbeltg,
Frank McDaniels, Guy Webb, John
Max Bundt, A. NJ. Nelson, Hal. Ed
wards, w. F. Reichenbach, A. o. Hall.
]. c. Harper. s. Smith. Ed KateleY, L..
D: Oakes, W. T. Hutchins. !.
Seventh race, mile open, Class b
W. E. Becker. c. W. Ashley, Percy Pat
terson. Tom Cooper, F. G. Barnett. L.
D. Cabanne, c. D. Murphy, J. P. Bliss,
Gus Steel, John. Lawson, Evil ISiser,
Tom Eddy. A. T. Brown, J.. c. John
son. Roy Mcdonald, F. J. Titus, E. C.
Bald. l.1
The handicaps will not be arranged
until. today, as it is ilnpracticabIe 10
handicap the men before they arrive.