The morning times., 1896-11-06
PLENTY OF ROOM.

STONY Hill ana return, ana 1lniSn aI tiDln
John Bridge.
PLENTY OF ROOM.
| This will give the spectators ample up-
portunity Of seeing the racers at any stage
| of the contest they may select. The largest
crowd, however, will be found at the finish
at Cabin John Bridge.
The entrants number over Il hundred, md
include all the crack local and many out
of..Uwn riders, and notable among the
former Will be Fred Schade and Billie Sims,
VINO have received comfurta bic allowances
in time, when they will undoubtedly make
good use Of.
Handicapper William Jose received the
lists yesterday, and the result Of difficult
task is shown in the official list Of entries
and their handicaps, given below: E.
Thescratch men are: j. L. Turner, George
Il. Ball, T. N. Mudd, jr., and II. W. Clum
Handicaps range from EiHe minutes down
to furty-five seconds, and the sight pre-
scented when the army of riders is in motion
will undoubtedly be a rare one
The entries and handicaps, as officially
fixed by Handicapper William Jose, are
as follows:
Leo yogt, 8 minutes; j. n. Pistol.
minutes: W. W. Hodges, 6 l-2 minutes:
J.. II. Pilling, 1-2 minutes; George Cole
man, s minutes; A. S. Wall, 8 minutes:
o. d. Lbue. . u. I. 'dlti,
minutes; Charles Mclaughlin, IL mill
utes; A. o. Arthur, I l-2 minutes; Nor
man Pruitt, Z l-2 minutes; W. j. Prince,
Z l-2 minutes; {. l.. PetZe, 1-2 minutes,
Eddie Smith, I2 minutes; Howard
Hoover, minutes; william A. BOlden,
minutes; II. +. Moore. Z minutes; C. J.
Allen, minutes: l.. Is. DannemilIer,
minutes; Clarence Howard, Z minutes;
b. c. Gates, minutes; A. II. Crandall,
Z minutes; l. Welch, Z minutes; Rudolph
lose, minutes: A. c. Gensler, minutes:
Howard Matcheu Z minutes; l.. L.
Harlan, l2 minutes: II. +. Scrcggins,
12 minutes; F. A. Jones, liz min
utes; A. II. Dawson, 6 l-2 minutes: c. $.
Brush, 6 LIZ minutes; X. I. Willis,
l2 minutes; F. V. At Lee, liz
minutes; A. j. Erwin, jr., g min lies;
j. a. Galeski, & minutes; Theodore Mi
chael, 6 minutes; John \. Graham, q min
utes; LIE Roy d. Lewis, 6 minutes; a. ].
Kilgure, 6 minutes, W. l. Lembkey,
minutes; William O'Connor, minutes;
George u. Wright, IL minutes; A. st.
George, l-2 minutes; ]. c. Manakee
IL minutes; R. B. Clark, 12 minutes;
George Wright, ) l - minutes; Z. S. Byrnes,
IL minutes; c. E. Ingling, IL minutes;
Charles c. Estes, l.: minutes; Thomas j.
Reed, 5 l2 minutes: p L. Milstead, 8
minutes: W. G. Fitzhugh, minutes: ".
T. Robertson, minutes; f. E. Wakefield,
minutes; John Hill, minutes: L. II.
Kaufman, 3 minutes; Carl F. Mayer, 8
minutes; W. j. Espey, > minutes; C. W.
Smith, . minutes, +. Z. Narney, minutes:
George B. Pratt, minutes; Tom Pierce,
> minutes; Tom Klugc, minutes: A. W.
Leeke, 4 L. minutes; Z. 7. Grimes,
IL minutes: W. Leneker, IL
minutes; c. j. Morrison, IL minutes;
" L. Aliens IA minutes, James A. Duvall,
L / 4 minutes X. II. Wheeler, 4 Ii minutes;
lob. ri A I J.,rf rf.p
t l 4 minutes, a S. Hanger, minutes:
II. Pritchard, minutes; +. W. Moore,
minutes, +. l.. Meyers, 1-2 minutes;
II a. Rhine, IL minutes; q. E Cook,
3 1-2 minutes: Lee Counselman, 3 IL
minutes 4 c. Moran, 3 II minutes, c. L.
Wood, 8 4 minutes; {. |. Eousavillc, 3 Ia
minutes; II n. Cootes, IA minutes:
j. b. Gibbs, 3 minutes; John j. Fistcr,
minutes, K. II. Stone, 3 minutes; j. F..
Hunger, Jr., 34 minutes: K. L. French,
81 minutes; c. l.. Cause, 2 12 minutes:
F. a. l.. Schade, l 2 minulcS; William
H. Sch!cigh, jr., minutes. William Sims,
2 minutes, II. 2. Greer, minutes; f. L.
Wilson, l IA minutes, Ii. +. Smith, l IA
minutes: b. T. Wrenn, l Il minutes;
John Munck, 40 seconds. william Weiss,
40 seconds; Cl- Elliott, 40 seconds:
John L. Turner, scratch: George $. bail,
scratch; I. NJ. Mudd, Jr., scratch; II. W.
Clum, scratch.
The list of prizes is a large one and in
cludes many valuable articles, donated by
weli-known merchants who are interested
i'll the sport and especially hope for the
success of this, one of the largest road
races ever given here.
Following is the list of prizes:
Fowler tandem, Fowler Cycle Company:
Stearns tandem, Jacobs Brothers: Rambler
bicycle, w. R. c.. scarf pin, a. II. Crandall:
SIS bicycle suit Parker, Bridget * Co.;
$40 umbrella, The Hub; SO order on Tie
Hub, William Gettinger; Reiss coupler,
l.. b. Graves; one pair Chase tires, l.. {.
Chase & Co: one pair N. Y. tires, N.
Y. Tire Company; one pair Goodrich single
tube tires, b. +. Goodrich Company: one
pair Arrow Tread tires, Akron India Rub
ber Company: one pair NJ. x W. tires,
Morgan X Wright: one pair Vim tires,
b. W. II. & r. Co; one pair shoes, l.. C.
Bliss Co.; one sweater, Cline Bros:
one sweater, Saks x Co.; one Hunt saddle.
Hunt Manufacturing Company: not speci-
fled, Stnemetz & Son; SIS order, George
Hornung; So order, John j. Fister; two l..
A. w. buttons and two foot pumps, Cahill
Co. one Beck saddle, Beck Bicycle Saddle
Company; not specified, Fred Schade:
one FrOntlight lamp, Manhattan Brass COM
pany.
The management of the affair will be in
the hands OF prominent persons interested
in the sport. who have consented to act as
officials OF the day as follows:
Referee, William Gettinger, A. W. Judges,
l.. b. Graves, W. R. c.; j. Hart Britain, C.
A. C.: G. l.. Petze, Q: W.; C. NJ: Billingsley,
W X. C.: Frank j. Wisner, w. RC: Timers,
NJ Jacobs, John Woerner, jr., Q. W; W.
j. Espey, w. R. c.; Prof. Crussley, c. A. C.
Umpires, F. I. Carter, W. R. c.; j. Z.
Blschoff, w. R. c.; c. H. Fisher, W. X. c.,
j. F. Murrell, W. R. c. Clerk of course,
w. j. Espey, w. R. C. Starter, William
Jose. Handicapped, william jose.