Evening star., 1896-07-03
FINE SPORT ASSURED
First Race Meet Of the Queer Wheel
men.
LARGEST LIST OF ENTRIES KNOWN here
Appearance Of the Big Syracuse
Sextuplet.
TO RUN AN EXHIBITION MILE

The first race meet Of the Queer Wheel
men will be given Tomorrow afternoon at
the International Athletic Park on the
Conduit road. An unusually fine program
is offered. there being eight events The
list Of entries is the largest ever known at
any race meet in this city. embracing over
fifty different riders, some of whom are
outside Of the city. In view Of the good
program and large list of entrans the club
expects to have fully 5000 people at the
park tomorrow. and special arrangements
for the accommodation Of at least that
number have been made with the Great
Falls electric railway, and there will be an
abundance of cars.
One Of the most interesting things on
the program will be the appearance of the
big Syracuse sextuplet. which arrived in
the city during the week. and which was
sent out to the track yesterday. Outside
Of the sextuplet at the cycle show this
is the second machine of its kind ever
seen in this city, and at the race meet
tomorrow the public will have the first
opportunity OF seeing this rapid machine
IN motion. The machine will be run
consist Of Paul Won Boeckman. Fred Sims
W. j. EsDey. William Jose Harry Grear
and George Ball. Won Boeckman will
40 the steering. and 1t is expected to make
the mile under the two-minute mark
The officials of the meet are as follows:
Referee. E. E. Simpson: judges, c. A.
Cabrera. L. B. Graves and G. M. Fague;
timers: George E. Boyd. William Gettinger
and r. r. Burr scorer. Sam Stinemetz;
clerk of course. William Hayden Henshaw:
assistant clerks. H. r. Dawley and L. O.
Black: announcer. T. NJ. Stearne: umpires,
Robert Stone. L. ]. Woodbridge and E. L.
hutchinson: starter John T. Crossley.
The prizes for the race meet were pub
lished in The Star last Saturday The
events. with entries and handicaps are
as follows:
List of Entries.
First race. one-mile novice-J. w. Bab-
son. George ]. Bauer. H. R. Thompson, C.
j. Morrison. VIM. Beatty. Arthur van De-
man. c. E. Ingltng. Frank c. Potts. D. P.
Moore. l.. j. Mathes. A. H. Dawson. T.
w. Cissel. R. H. Posey. 8. L. Milstead,
Charles Long. Lang Shreaver. William
OConnor, Willet Leucker. George Cole
man. j. w. Thompson. w. B. Dalton, J..
A Acher, G. o. Crown and R. H. Atkinson.
Second race. one-third mile open-R H.
Atkinson, w. F. Sims. Billie Sims E. L.
Wilson WI 15.o e 8 Ball. T. NJ. Mudd. ,tr., v. 9.
70. Cause. s. L. Milstead. J. E. Hanger, D.
p. Moore and Frank c. Potts
Third race. half mile handicap. First
heat-W. F. Sims. scratch; George s. Ball.
<. 1.
saville. 35 yards: W. o. Woodward, ~
yards; Hardy Pritchard and S. L. Milstead,
- yards each: c. j. Morrison and William
f. Throop GU yards each: T. w. Cissel
and r. 3. Fosey 60 yards each; " 8. Bar
Der and A. H. Dawson. 20 yards each: Fl.
w. Chun. l.. ]. Mather and H. r. Thomp-
son. SO yards each: Charles Long. 50 yards
Second heat-T. N. Mudd. 1r.. % yards: H.
Il. Greer. 30 yards; c. E. Gauze 35 yards:
George r. Smith and E. L. Wilson, 10
yards each: J. e. Hanger, As yards: Chas.
Burton. Henry Just and J. w. Beatty, "
yards each: c. E. Ingling. s. yards: F. c.
Burnham, E. Hebard and J. W. Babson,
80 yards each: George J. Baur. So yards:
tve men in each heat will qualify for the
final.
Fourth race. one mile open-W. F. Sims.
Billie Sims. E. l.. Wilson. George s. Ball.
w. o. Woodward. William F. Throop, T.
IN n; Mudd' jr; v s.. Barber. George E.
smith. E. L. Mllstead. D. p. Moore and G.
J. Baur.
Fifth race: one mile handicap. F'Irs,
heat-W. F. Sims. scratch: George s. Ball.
~ yards: Billie Sims. So yards: c. l. Ron
savile sa, 90 yards: Lang shearer end E. L.
wilson, 70 yards EACH J. E. Hanger 50
yards: E. L. Milstead. 30 yards: Henry
Just and ]. W. Beatty. 12O yards each;
Clarence E. Ingling. 125 yards: R. B. Po-
ses; aSnba u5o yards; ID D. r Moore. 40 Yards: c.
j., w: Babson. 165 yards: William OCon-
nor. lU yards Charles Long. 175 yards.
Second heat N. Mudd. jr.. 40 yards; H.
George E. Smith. 10 yards: W. o. Wood
ward. rs yards: Hardy Pritchard, so yards:
j. W. Thompson, IS yards: G. J. Morrison.
william r Throop and G. W. Cissel. 40
yards each: W. Leucker, 100 yards: " q
Barber and A. H. Dawson, 40 yards each:
IL w. Chun and H. J. Mather and H. r.
thompson. l6o yards each: George ]. Baur,
10 yards Six men in each heat will quail
ify for the finals.
Sixth race. twO-nniIe fandop-
Boyd. Q: W: W. ]. Espey. @. W.: George
s. Ball. w. r. c.; w. Fred. Sims, A. W:
H. G; Greer; W. r.: C.: George E: Smith.
Rorsaville. w. R. c.: Billie Sims. A. W.
Seventh race. two-mile professional han
eicap-C. E., Kluge Of Jersey City. scratch;
w. Hatchings. 45 yards: George s. Ball.
55 yards: Harry R. Park. 100 yards: George
E. ssratton. Is yards. The prizes for this
race are $50. $25. SO and IS for the firs.
four men in regular order.
Eighth race, one mile exhibition on a
sextuplet. with Sims. Ball, Jose, Greer.
Won Boeckman and Espey
List of Prizes.
The following are the prizes in the diff
ferent events:
First race-s25 gold medal to winner; SO
silver medal to second.
Second-First prize, $40 diamond stud;
second prize. s. diamond cuff button; third
prize, $3.50 sunlight lamp.
Third-Ffrst prize, $25 suit of clothes;
second prize. IS gold cuff buttons; third
prize. 81 pair bicycle shoes: fourth prize.
9 Duplex saddle; fifth prize, $3.50 box Of
cigars.
Fourth-First prize. s25 silver water serv-
ice; second prize. SO diamond stick pin:
third prize, s. umbrella.
Fifth-Fi1st prize. $50 diamond ring; sec
ond prize. $40 silver-mounted grip; third
prize. So ton Of coal: fourth prize, $3.50
sweater; fifth prize. s. bicycle shoes.
Sixth tandem)-First prize, 80 photo
graphic work, 50 water color; second prize
81 pneumatic saddle. bisque figures; third
prize. s. sweater. 8 bicycle shoes.
Seventh, two-mile (professionaD - First,
$50; second, SIS; third, SO; fourth, S.
TENNIS AT TUXEDO.