The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-13


If old Sol comes out today ana shines
on all creation with his usual Sabbath
morning hrilliaucy, the bouleVards and
up town streets will be SWarmrd with
Wherlmcu, out for 4 morning spin.
The riding for some time ITO come
Will be confined to the city. owing to
the ragged condition of out of town
cycle paths
Plans have just about reached a
point where ii can be said definitely
that st. Paul will be included in the
national racing circuit of the L. y. W.
this season.
Chief Consul y. Il. Ovitt received a
telegram yesterday from Chairman
Mott. of the national racing board of
the l.. y. w, asking if Aug. % and
- would hc satisfactory dates for the
Minnesota Wheelmen.
Mr. OVitt wired Chairman Mott in re
ply that. if the 18th and 2Oth of August
could not be secured, the 10Th and nth
of August would meet with the APP
prevail of the local Wheelmen.
Mr. Ovitt has been quite Jealous in
his efforts to bring this about. In his
negotiations with the national racing
board he has enjoyed the cooperation
Of the two strongest wheeling clubs in
the city. who are heartily in accord
with tho spirit of the enterprise.
=
anty fund for the prizes of something
like $1,000. As soon as plans fave been
definitely decided upon, Mr. OVitt will
advise with the other officers of the
Minnesota division as to the best way
to secure the necessary bonus.
1t is the intention of the Wheelmen
most Interested in the project to make
it not only racing meet but a gath
cring of Wheelmeu from all parts OF the
state. The racing programme will un-
dOubtedIy be the star feature of the
meet but the entertainment of the
country Wheelmen who come in 20 Wit
ness and participate In the meet viii
receive special attention at the hands
of the local Wh"elmcn. 1t is under
stood that the cooperation of the Min
neapolis Wheelmen has been secured.
and that they Will contribute royalty to
the success Of the meet and entertain
their share Of the visiting Wheelmen.
Chief Consul Ovitt stated yesterday
tEat ii frequently happened in tn"
Eastern states that meets We're held
where large numbers Of Wheelmen
gathered and there was no race pro-
gramme at all. 1t viii be with a view
to enable the Wheelmen of the state
to got better acquainted with their
city friends. and to promote fraterHaI
feeling among the habituees of the Cy-
Gle path that the meet is held
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