The Indianapolis journal., 1896-06-14

tional championship races there Will be
medals. which are the only prizes per-
missibe i'm these events. The amateur
rule is also relaxed in this class of races
and amateurs may ride with professionals.
The prize list is as follows:
Thursday. Aug. 49,
No. lone mile, amateur novice; four
prizes. merchandise. values $25 SO, $40 and
No. 2-Quarter mile amateur. State
chadmIpiso,ngshp; cham s,g 1l prizes. gold medal SS'
ihSrai N sI9, iaeaai sti %. s'.fass;ona, gig class
three prizes. cash. So. $50 and So
No. 1.-Two miles, amateur, handicap:
nv FIVE prizes, merchandise. values $50, SO.
No. 5--One mile professional, open;
three prizes. cash, 800, $50 and $25.
No. 6-HaIf mile, amateur. open; four
prizes, merchandise, values $50. Szo. SO and
No. lone mile. professional, handicap;
five prizes; cash, 500, $50. SIS. go and SIS.
pionshipls prizes. gold medal s25, medal SIS.
medal s..
No. s-Two miles, professional, national
silver medal, bronze medal, from official
dies.
Friday, Aug. A.
No. 1-One-third mile, professional. ma
silver medal, bronze medal, from official
dies.
No. 2-One mile, amateur. State cham
pionship; prizes. gold medal s2S, medal SO.
No. s-Quarter mile, professional, nation
al championship; prizes, gold medal, silver
medal bronze medal, from Official dies.
No. 1.-Two miles. amateur, open; prizes,
merchandise, values sS5. s25, SIS and $40
No. 5one mile, professional. tandem;
prizes, cash, 800, $50 and $50.
|. No. 6-Two-thirds mile, amateur, open;
sls and so.
Championship; prizes. gold medal, silver
medal, bronze medal. from official dies.
No. s-Five miles. amateur. State cham
medal SIS and medal S. s1 'e' sT''
No. 9-one mile, professional. open: three
prizes, cash, $50. 500 and $50.
Saturday, Aug. 15.-
No. lone mile, amateur, handicap;
prizes. merchandise values S35, SIS, $15. $40
No. 2-Half mile professional, national
Championship; prizes, gold medal silver
No. 3-Two mile. amateur, State cham
pionship; prizes, gold medal s25, medal $40
and medal IS
five prizes, cash, 500, $50, $40 $50 and $40.
No. 5-One mile. amateur, 2:30 class; four
prizes. merchandise, values $685. $25. $l5 and
No. Zone mile, professional, open; three
prizes, cash. SIPS, SIS and $50.
No a-0ne mile. amateur. sa. open; prizes.
NO. S-Five miles, professional. national
championship; prizes. gold medal. silver
medal and bronze medal, from official dies.
From the Bicycle Boxes.
HarryPorter has gone to New York for a
week.
voley Forsyth will go to Franklin on his
wheel to-day.
| Frank Carter's drug store has become
sort of rendezvous for cyclers
L Ia y ole nd
Brown will ride 20 Shelbyville to-day.
Ellis Hunter and Otis Lowe started yes
| terday for Dayton. They will return to-
| day.
This week will see many of the local
speedy men p-acticing on the new Broad
| Ripple Park track.
Hal Renzer left here a week ago last
Saturday to make trip to Dayton, PiQua,
| Xenia and Cincinnati.
| The p. p. Cycle Club ran to haywood
| last Sunday. The road was reported very
dusty and disagreeable.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Stacey and Mr.
/ and Mrs. George Palmer will make the run
| to Shelbyville and return to-day.
Roberts Park Church will give bicycle
supper at the Ritter home, in Irvington
| Tuesday evening, from 5 TO o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore chaperoned q
| party of eighteen bicyclists who spent the
| evening at the recent Woodruff Place lawr
| fete.
"
| ty-three years of age, is rider of the
bike. His wife sometimes accompanies
| him a-wheel.
George X Thomas W. r. c., No. 20, will
| give bicycle supper, Friday evening, june
| 19, at the residence of Mrs. Colone
| Streight, East Washington street, neal
| Irvington.
At a meeting of the White Cycle Club
| last Friday night, preliminary arrange
/ ments were made for road race. to b,
run Labor day. Several good prizes have
| already been secured.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Craft and Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Jesse johnson rode to Greenfield, tool
| dinner and returned to the starting poin
| in three hours and forty minutes, Friday
including almost an hour spent in Green
| field.
The l.. A. W. meet at Peoria will be heli
| June 25 26 and q. A large crowd will gt
| from here, among the number being lie,
Greenleaf. Ed krauss, George Stacey, Har
ley Craft, Phil Kerr, George Hill and Johr
| Orman.
Among the members of the Templ
Opera Company are number of enthus
at the thought of spending the summe
here. where they can use the fine street.
of the city.
Fifteen members of the local company o
| United States Military Wheelmen left yes
terday afternoon for Brown county, wher
they will have practice in signal work
| Another party of the members of thi
company will go to the same place to-day
| n WHttuuS party, inCiuulilS tlic o1lSsc
Lou and Martha Marshall, Nellie Byrki
and Stella Glossbrenner, and Messrs. Johl
Eckman. Frank Shellhouse. viii White
sides and Will Ellis spent last Sunday witt
Miss Maggie Davenport, near Trader
Point
a Among those who will go from this cit,
\ to-day to attend the opening Of the Tally
no Clubs new clubhouse at Crawfords
vile are Charles Azure, John Orman, Jane
Comstock, Phil Kerr and G. NJ. Ripley
They will start from the Indianapolis club
house at $50 o'clock
AT Chester Park, Cincinnati, there vii
be a go-as-you-please race of three hour
day during the days of June 90 to July 4
inclusive. Cash prizes to the amount O
$1,000 are offered An Indianapolis girl i
entered in the competition under the nor
de plume of '.Hoosier Girl She is sup
posed to be Miss Clara Heffner.
| Once Went.
(After Whitman)
Once went to Long Island City. prepare
to take the train for Jamaica, Baby
lon, Islip, Oakdale. Bayport. Pat
chogue, Moriches and the Hamptons
| had wit mo all things wliPh could com