The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-31
HERE ARE THE HANDIcAPs
In the Bicycle Races at the Fair
Today.

Today.
This is 'Deere-Webber Bicycle Day.,' the
opening day of the Minnesota state fair. tt
Will be notable day for wheemen and It is
without doubt the largest meeting ever held
in the Northwest and perhaps west of Chi
cago Seven hundred and forty-three cyclists
have entered for the different events and
some OF these participate in more than one
race There are events for both professionals
ana amateurs and there will be fine showing
OF clubs, as several of them number over a
hundred riders, all handsomely eostumed.
The First regiment bicycle band will be in
attendance furnishing a concert programme
at the grounds in the morning, escorting the
Spalding club and Minneapolis cyclists from
that city to the grounds at 1 p. m and Of
nciat1ng in the club contests at the grounds.
At 10 o'clock in the morning at ST. Paul,
Seiberts band will make parade in st. Paul
in honor Of the day.
The full list of entries was published in
the G o b e of yesterday, with the exception
of the ladies' events. These, with the handi-
caps as fixed by E. B. Smith. the recently
appointed L. A. w. Handicapped for the
Northwest, are as follows:
Lady in Most Attractive and Best Ricvcline
Costume-Mrs. Archie Matheis Miss Mabel
Davidson. st. Paul; Miss Myrtle Snow, Min
neapolis.
Most Graceful Lady Riding Bicycle-Mrs.
Archie Matheis, Miss Mabel Davidson, Miss
Berthe Morton, st. Paul; Mrs. G.. H. Harding
Mrs. f. r. Stein, Miss Myrtle Snow, Mime
apolis.
In the two-mile professional race the han
dicaps are: Charles Hofer, Robert McCleary.
John Nilsson, j. ]. Boyun, e. +. jackson
scratch; Max Littman, % yards; j. McDiar-
mid, H. M. Bird, so yards; Frank w. Case,
100 yards.
One-mile Juvenile Handicap-F. Smith. Ed
Sudheimer, Thomas Crawford, James B. Har-
per, James B. Mcintosh, Herman A. Johnson,
Edward Sery. scratch; j. ]. Schwart, James
Pollock 10 yards; Harry T. Walton, J. S.
Maxwell, rs yards; George Palmer, 80 yards;
Maurice Bloom, 50 yards; Bert BruggemaD,
60 yards; Eugene Eppley, rs yards; Charles
Moussa, Frank w. WaIbone George Ed
wards, George Anderson, 100 yards.
Two-mile handicap, amateur. G. Taylor.
C. A. Palm George Sudheimer, William Mar
tin. Charles F. Peterson, D. F. Carmichael,
Dunbar, Grifiths, scratch; T. S. Bird, Hall
Downing, John B. Todd. 10 yards; Harry s..
st. Clair, F. Smith, Charles Bracket 20
yards; Arthur Jones, J. P. Lotus. Ed Ham
mer, Ed Smith, Frank A. Johnson, A. O..
Berg, 80 yards; Ander Westerdahl. George H.
Ramer, Joe Shannahan, so yards; D. w. Van
mons, w. F. Reichenback. James B. Harris
F. s. Kellar, L. A. La Chance, John F.
Lindstrom, Joseph Deering, IS yards; A. An
derson, 50 yards; AL F; Winship, 80 yards
yards; A: w. Callander. Paul Meyer. George
Palmer H. E. Gooch, $50 yards.
Fiye-mile Deere-Webber derby George
Sudheimer. Dan Carmichael Chas. F.
Peterson, VIM. Martin. John Lidberg Chas.
A. Palm, Dunbar Winnipeg; Griff1ths Winni-
peg; unknown. J. C. Taylor, scratch John
B. Todd. Is yards; Hall Downing, 40 yards
Thos S. Bird, so yards; Chas. S. Johnson A..
A. Titus, Harry S. st. Clair, rs yards; Chas.
Bracket, 80 yards; Andrew Westerdahl, A. O..
Berg Arthur Jones, ]. P. LOTUS. Geo. H.
Ramer, 100 yards; D. W. Van Week Martin
Nelson. F. Smith, rs yards; Frank D. John
son, Chas. A. Lamont. $50 yards Geo. Heg-
burg, 200 yards; Jas. D. Harris, Joseph Deer
ing, 225 yards; W. H. Reichenbach. 275 yards
Kramer, $50 yards; A. Anderson, S75 yards;
Kingsley B. Huff E. F. Donavan S. E.
Shannon, Paul Meyer, A. w. Callander. Harry
Eldred, 400 yards; J. A. Cox, 425 yards; Roy
Cheney, 450 yards; F Perkins, 500 yards.