The Saint Paul globe., 1898-08-07
ST. PAUL CYCLISTS WILL co
CAPITAL CITY TO BE REPRE-.
SENTED AT INDIANAPOLIS

1t Had Been Hoped That the Twin
Cities Could Send Carload, but
They VIII Ee Unable to Fiji a
Coack--News of the Week in
Cycling CircIes-Notes of the
Racing Cracks.
Interest in wheeling circles is center
ed just now around the national meet
OF the l.. A. W., which begins in In
ulanapolis on Tuesday, and will be par
lieipated in by the fastest professionals
anu amateurs in the United States.
quite a party will leave St. Paul to-
morrow night, as a half-rate fare of
sIe mas been named by the passenger
association, but disappointment is evil
oehced in some quarters, as it was at
hrst though enough Twin City wheel
men would attend to fill a special
coacn. Tom and Birpie Bird, Hofer
and Schwartz in the professional class.
from Minnesota. and George Sudhei-
lnef' In the amateur events, will try
thelr prowess against the best in the
country. Tom Bird and Schwartz are
Sntered in all the tandem races, and
bernie viii be in the mile open and
handicap. F. L. Hoxsie and ]. P. Elmer
Will also be in the party.
Inc u b publishes the official
progra nme of the meet:
Tuesday. Aug. 8
Morning. 8 O'clock-Opening at headouertars
in Tomlinson hall W.
Registration of visiting wheelmen.
issuing OF badges and souvenirs
ASSIGNMENT to hotels and boarding houses.
Evening. O'clock-Reception by Gov
Mount and concert at the state house.
S;SV U o'ciock-Entertainm of press.
Wednesday, Aug. 10
Morning, O'clock-Century run to Dublin.
turn. ''iN i'
Oclock-Run to Broad Ripple and return
ten miles over the cycle path.
O'Clock-Trial heats for afternoon races.
Afternoon, O'clock-National championship
Evening, 6 o'clock-Pioneers' banquet.
>, " ciock-y auaeVille entertainment at Eng
iI.S Ilsn $ opera house. Lower floor reserved for
women and their escorts
$50 o'clocb(Smoker at Park theater
>l.rrsday. Aug IL
Morning, I oOlock-Run to Noblesville 90
miles. and return.
7;;So o'clock-Run to Carteysburg. 20 miles,
and return.
O'clock-1O-mle run for women to Mill
, ersvtlle. starting from Propylaeum.
!. o'clock-Trial heats for afternoon races.
Afternoon. O'clock-National championship
races.
Evening. 7:3O o'clock-"A Night in Bo-
hemia, =" at Das Deutsche Haus Musical fetes
at Fairview and Garfield parks.
Friday, Aug. 12-
Morning, O'clock-Century run to Craw-
fordsville.
6 O'clock-2O- mile rum o'clock-1O-mile
run.
o'clock-Run for women to Century club.
with breakfast at 9.
9 o'cl0ck-Trial heats for Saturday after
noon races.
Afternoon 2 o'clock-Festival at Broad Rip
pie.
Evening, s Oclock-National championship
races; middle distance events.
Saturday. Aug. 13-
Morning. 7 O'cock-15-mile run.
Oclock-10-mile run.
Afternoon, O'clock-National champion
National Meet Programme-Boys' List
One mile handicap pro), $100, $50, S25
Hall mile championship (amj. SIS. SIS. 50
Two mile national championship (pro)
SSo 5SV nSSif SS 2 2ace dam state n,c go
champions, s35, $40, SO, $5.............. 70
vitation. $50, $3.50, $50, SIS cD' - 500
Fiye mile championship (am-), $685.. 90
One mile handicap tam.). ss5, s25. s15
Half mile national championship (pro.j
$50, $50, $50, SIS. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Quarter mile championship (am.). $685.
One mile tandem championship (am.j
Great American handicap, two miles
(pro.), $500 in trials and semi-hnals
$500, $780, SIS, S25. 49,. 900
Two mile championship (am.). s35, SIS. 60
Amateur national championship zone
mile) medal ........... ............. 35
Two mile tandem (pro) s1OO, $50, $50,
$40 ...... ........... ............ ....... 200
1nterurban team pursuit race (am.),
three prizes .......... ................. 70
One mile national championship (pro.),
$50, $50, $35, S15.. ........... 250
Two mile handicap (am.), s35, s25. SIS,
International pursuit race. $l5O, SIS, $780,
The new track at Indianapolis appar-
emily merits all the praise that has
been bestowed upon 1t. That it has the
lines for speed is certain, and unless
records fall like hail at the national
meet, the riders, as well as the Indian
apolis meet workers, will be sadly dis
appointed. The ease with which L. D.
! Cabanne reduced his class record Is
pretty good evidence of the character
of the course, as is also the fact that
a green amateur triplet team, compos-
ed of Pease, Walther and O'Mara, rode
a half in so 2-5. reducing the record
from so 3-5, where it had been placed
on May "a by Denver team.
Chairman FoltZ, Of the race commit
tee Of the national meet reports that
it may be necessary to change the date
of the big middle distance event DUR