The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-26


FOUR MINUTES.
No, 27-Robert Lindsay, wheeling.
No. Frank E. Clohan, Wheeling,
No, william Frabell, Wheeling.
SIX MINUTES.
No. 7--Herman Pearlman, Wheeling.
The handlcaps for the five mile track
handicap event are as follows:
SCRATCH N
M e-Ralph Goodhue. Darlington, o.
No. 3l-clyde Young, Enon VALLEY, Pa.
No. 22-HarrF Dodd. Wellsburg
100 YARDS.
10. 18Th. F. Berry, Bridgeport
No. NV. r, Lanam, Alliance, Ohio.
$50 YARDS.
No. Se-wilbur Terrill, Wheeling.
No. i6-E. E. Stewart, stenbenVllle,o.
200 YARDS.
No, 2s-Thomas Garden, Wheeling.
No. lT-H. FriedrIchs, Wheeling.
No. S-Edward Boylan. warsaw, Ohio.
225 YARDS.
No. 2s-J. ". King, Bethany.
No, 12-Gus Albright, Martins Ferry.
No. gS-Charles Modar, Wheeling.
go YARDS.
No, 20-John Lube, Benwood.
No. 2l-Henry Hape, BenWood.
800 YARDS.
No. Frank L. Clohan, Wheeling.
Handicapped Stevenson believes he
has handicapped the men in both races
IN manner that will contribute to FIN
isbes in which all OF the riders Will
have chance, barring accidents.
Usually the handicaps are not made
nnbiIc until the morning OF the races,
but they are printed this morning as
there IS no particular reason for hold
Ins them back. 1t should be understood
BIZ the friends OF the racing men that Il
Is not worth their while to make the HE
OF the Handicapped miserable to-day bY
kicking, because kicking Will accom-
ptish nothing; the handicapS cannot IN
any event be changed.
The entrants in the third race OF the
day, the one mile open, are as follows:
No. s-Edward Boylan. Warsaw. Ohio.
No, 9-Ralph Goodhue, Darlington, o.
No. i2-Gus Albright. Martins Ferry.
No. l3--H. +. Berry, Bridgeport.
No, ft-W. r. Lanam, Alliance, Ohio.
No. i5-Edward Stewart, Steubenville,
Ohio,
No. 2O-John Lube, 81, Benwood.
No. 2l-Henry W. Hape, Benwood.
No 22-Harrv Dodd, Wellsburg.
No 24-D A. Howard, WetisburE.
Nc. 3l-ClFde Young, Enon Valley, Pa.
The road race will start from the cor
Her Of Tenth and Main streets Mt 80 p.
m. tomorrow and Melster's band Will
play inspiring music while the boys are
getting away on their twelve mile
sprint. The route Is over the suspension
bridge, across the Island on Zane street,
over the bridgeport bridge. on Bridge
and Rank streets and out the National
pike 10 the turning pole at the foot OF
st, ClaIrsyille hill; return over the pike
and through Bridgeport to the Island,
over Zane street to Penn, and south on
Penn into the state fair grounds, and
once entirely around the track, that Is
once around after having trst passed
the judges stand.
Checkers VIII be plnced Mt. the corner
OF Penn and Zane streets, Island; cor
ner OF Bridge strcCs and the pike in
Brldueport; and at the turning point at
the foot OF St. Clairsvllle hill.
All OF the officials have not been sc.
lected, but Handicapped Stevenson Will
act as referee IN the road race and Tor
the track events. Riders who have en-
tered will receive their numbers and
two tickets Of admission each. to-mor-
row morning between 10 and y O'Clock,
at Stamps cycle store, Those whose
entry fees have not been paid, must set
tie when receiving their numbers
The Labor Day bicycle race prizes are
now on exhibition at Stamps cycle
store and w. ]. Lukens jewelrY store.
The racing men entered for the road
race are sprinung out the pike every
evening now and becoming thoroughly
acquainted with the road. There is
only one bad place on the course, and
that IS Mt the corner of Ohio and Penn
streets on the Island, whore the Wheel
ing Railway Company Is putting In
new crossings. At this place, however.
it is hoped the paving will be down be-
fore Saturday afternoon.
Persons desiring to witness the road
race should not all congregate at the
starting point. Along Zane street on
the Island are many places where the
race can be witnessed without the dis
comfort OF being Ia n large crowd Mt the
starting point. Persons witnessing the
start win have ample time to reach the
fair grounds before the race finishes on
the track. II Is thought the race Will be
won In little over thirty minutes.