The herald., 1896-07-02
Twelfth-sweater, donated by Geo. G.

IWelltn-SWedter, donated by geo. u
| Seymour.
Thrteenth-Pair bicycle shoes, do
| mated by Stephens & Hickok.
urteenth-SWeater, donated by
l.. B. Winston.
Fifteenth-Kombi camera, donated by
Tufts-Lyon Arms company.
Sixteenth-Searchlight lamp donated
by H. o. Haines.
Seventeenth-Bicycle shoes, donated
by Stephens & Hickok.
Eighteenth-BoXing gloves, donated
by Overman wheel company.
Nineteenth-Bicycle shoes, donated b
Nineteenth-Bicycle shoes, donated
by Stephens 6; Hickok.
Observation-Disclosures donated by
TuftsLyon Arms company.
Twenty first-Bicycle shoes, donated
by Stephens & Hickok.
Twenty second-Golf hose, donated
by Sterling agency.
Twenty misunderstanding donated
by Tufts-Lyon Arms company.
Twenty fourth-N eeder cyclometer,
donated by Overman wheel company.
Twenty fifth-Golf hose, donated by
Overman wheel company
Twenty siXth-Pair Indian clubs, do
mated by Overman wheel company.
Twenty notwithstanding donat-
ed by Tufts-Lyon Arms company.
Twenty -eighth-Foot pump. donated
by Geo. G. Seymour.
Twenty ninth-Pocketknife, donated
by Tufts-Lyon Arms company
Thirtieth-Foot pump donated by
Baker & Hamilton.
Thirty tirst-Pocketkn donated by
Tufts-Lyon Arms company.
Thirty pump, donated
by Baker d Hamilton.
Thirty third-Pocketkni
Thirty fourth-Foot pump.
Thirty fifth-Pocketknife
Thirty pump.
Thirty seventh-Pocketkni
Thirty eighth-Foot pump.
Thirty nnth-Trenton cyclometer.
donated by the Sterling cyclery.
Fortieth-Pocketkni
Forty first-FoOt pump
Forty second-Cap. donated by the
Overman wheel company.
Forty third-Thiele bicycle lock, do
mated by AXtell cycle company.
Forty fourth-Cap
Forty carbohydrates
The only special prizes that were ac-
cepted. or, as the boys say, with a lit
Tie string to pull them back" We're the
TWO from the East Side cycling club.
pulis-eye camera and case to the first
member of that club across the tape
and a pocket kodak to the second.
The total of the prizes given this year
VIII amount to more than $500, and, as
there are no special prizes, every prize
will be won. - -N0
While there has been. as usual. a num-
Der of kicks" regarding handicaps Civ
EN- still the handicapping this year
seems 10 nave given a great deal of
sttstacton to the majority of riders.
l nose people who complain of the I'M
harness of the handicapping have no
ldea on the amount of work required to
90 TINS task and of the vast knowledge
II would require for a handicapping
BOARD TO know the exact value of every
riders ability. Ample opportunity
was given every one on Monday evening
10 make any protests to the board. but
only about one-third of the riders we've
on hand, and from these there is moth
ing put good remarks about the fairness
Oh the handicaps given.
THE CITRUS WHEELMEN
Inc competitors in the road race will
nave plenty of time to rest and refresh
before the first event of the Citrus UhaeI-
mems meeting. The program includes
the Following events: Amateur. one mile
open, one mile handicap, five mile handi-
cap coasting races; professional. one
mile open, three mile handicap Among
tne professionals who have entered are
w. w. Hatton and Herb McCrea. the
cracks who have lately returned from
the national circuit w. A. Tavlor G
Schmidt and c. Miller The amateurs
VII! be well represented some of the
best known competitors being f. A. Bell.
f. G. Lacey, Phil Kitchen, Emil JJlbricht