The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-04

The largest list Of entries ever had
at a cycling meeting in the Northwest
Is that for the state fair at Hamline
tomorrow afternoon.
handicaps follows:
One-Mile Novice
First heat--C. H. Lewis. Minneapolis; Ben
Erickson, Minneapolis; c. A. Cross, Mime
apolis; D. E. Scott, 9. P. Peterson, G. D.
Messing, j. Roberts, c. Goldstein, r. F. Don
avian.
Second heat. W. Weiss, j. H. Goldman,
Minneapolis; W. j. Ryan, w. Grandqulst;
n s. GaendRr L LeSe Taylor Joe Wagner
Third heat. D. Ewing, Minneapolis; B.
g: Harris, William Rothausen, f. P. Stewart,
William Calendar, Earle Hamilton. C. G.
one-Half Mile, Open, Amateur
Smith; J. v. weiss, ]. J. Kelley NJ. ,:
Clarkson, F. L. Kellar, Minneapolis.
Second heat-L. Nieherhofer, Minneapolis;
Ed sudheimer, A: W. Calendar, Minneapolis;
Paul Mayer, Dick Close. Duluth F. K.
Campbell, R. II. Broadbent.
Sixth Event, Finals in One-Mile Novice
+ rOne,rnile open (professonaD-J. F. David
son, b. B. Bird, Charles Hofer; l. J. Boyum
Hebron, N. D.. F. o. Welton, T. L. Bird, E.
Lee Minneapolis; c. C. Carlson.
FINALS IN nalf-miIe open amateur.
Two-mile handicap, professional-Scratch.
John F; Davidson. Toronto. Canada; B. B.
Minor, y. 3; F: A, We ton, Bosem5n, 8o IT,
Schwartz; 140 yards Einar Lee, Minneapolis,
Mimi; $50 yards, G. G. Carlson, Minneapolis
Mimi; 10 yards, F. w. Williams, Mime
yards. Sam Beck; $40 yards, A. A. Nice: 3SS
yards. A. ]. McCuHom.
One-mile open amateur-First heat George
A W. Calendar. Minneapolis; NJ. D. Nicol-
son, B. c. Harris, G. A. Cross, Minneapolis;
c.. G. Clarkson, F; L; Keilar, Minneapolis.
F. W. Smith. c. H. Lewis. Minneapolis; J. D.
Ewing, Minneapolis; ]. H. Goldman, Mime
apolis; J.. P. LOTUS, Minneapolis; N. A.
Hs TSiI9 F. F.: X; Campbell. r H Broa4bent
Ed Sudheimer. ]. j. Kelley, Minneapolis
Ben Erickson. Minneapolis; H. Perkins Paul
Mayer. Dick Close. Duluth; E. P. Stewart.
There will be an exhibition run on
the largest wheel in the world, the
"oriten," which seats ten riders. This
will be the first test here, as it did not
arrive in the city in time to get it
ready for the Century Road club run
to Excelsior today, as was expected.
Perhaps the most interesting event
Of the day will be the fourteenth, the
two-mile multiplet professional race.
Birney Bird has been invited to go into
this race, and. as the Hamline track is
now in fine shape, there is an expec-
tation that the American record Of
400 may be broken.
The entries for this event are:
Two-miIe, multplet, Observation-Disclosures,
Tribune triplet &C. Palm, C, Hofer. I +
Bird, J. J. SCHWARTZ; 10 yards, Andrae
triplet George Keller, William Keller. r. S.
Keller; 200 yards. Quaker tandem Of. H.
Williams, Sam Beck; 100 yards, Andrae tan
dem IF. Mcdaniel. Harry Hale. Waverly
ouad-30O yards, Stearns tandem "a. A Moe,
A. ]. McCulloml.
Scratch, George Sudheimer, L. Niederhofer,
Minneapolis Mimi. George Griebler, st.
Cloud, Mimi. 40 yards. Charles Peterson.
Lewis Minneapolis, Mimi; Ed Sudheiner;
GO yards, ]. W. Weiss; so yards A. w Cal
lendar. Minneapolis; ]. j. Kelley, Minnea2-
ellis; 80 yards j.: p Ewing Minneapolis; Ben
100 yards, J. II. Goldman, Minneapolis; II
Perkins, B. e. Harris, Minneapolis; J. P
LOTUS, MINNEAPOLIS. 10 yards, Paul Mayer
G. A. Cross 120 yards, NJ A. Herring Dick
Close, Duluth, Mimi; W. J: Ryan Mime
Rothausen. $50 yards, D. p. Scott, F. X
neapo,is $50 yards, e. P. Stewart 200 yards
G. P. Paulson Minneapolis; R. S. Calendar
Minneapolis; VIM. Calendar, Minneapolis
G. D. Messing. 230 yards. Leslie Taylor Ear
Hamilton. 24O yards, J. Roberts, Minneapolis
$50 yards, ]. Wagner, Minneapolis 27O yards
| G. ]. Ley, G. Goldstein, Minneapolis. 2SC
yards, J. ]. Morris, Minneapolis. 300 yards
Oscar Peterson, w. P. Stillman. 400 yards
A. N Anderson. Minneapolis.
The officials will be-
Referee-Ed II. Payte.
Starter-J. A. Wirtensohn.
Clerk of Course-F. e. Low
! Assistants to Clerk Of Course-Dr. L. A
| Nelson, Wolf Nelson.
Judges-Dr. ]. C. Nelson, W. H. S. Wright
| A. B. Choate, DR.. NJ O. Nelson.
Timers-A. D. Smith. Robert McCIeary. D
! F. Carmichael c. F. Stanley A. Matthias.
Checkers-C. o. Martin, NJ. ]. Prendergast
e. G. Smith, w ]. Murray F. ]. O'Rourke
The races will start at 80 p. m.