The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-09
BICYCLE MEET NOTES.
A Unique Entry-List OF WheeImen En-
ered-Big Surprises In store.

tereu-BiS surprises IN store.
Judging from the number of men in
active training at Elm City park some
of the records will be broken at the
meet next Saturday. Collett, Haus-
man and Ruiz made very fair time
yesterday and a goodly number of local
men are getting into fine condition.
The Second Regiment band will furnish
music for the occasion and at o'clock
they will give several selections on the
Green. The races will start promptly
at o'clock. The police protection will
be ample, two mounted men patrolling
the park, assisted by force of officers
on foot Notices will be posted stating
that all persons not displaying tickets
will be elected, and if anybody Is
caught trying to get into the park with
out a ticket the person will be arrested.
The management of the meet is maxi
ing every effort to make it successful
and are working hard to that end. AS
will be seen in the list of entries, some
of the best amateur riders in the coun-
try are entered and each will endeavor
to carry off one or more prizes. The
grand stand and track will be put in
the best of condition by Mr.. Hubinger,
the owner of the park, and the only
thing that remains to make the meet
a success will be pleasant day. 1t the
weather should be too stormy to adj
NIT the races taking place they will be
held on the Tuesday following, June Ia.
Secretary Peckham of the club has
received at least one original entry to
the race meet Saturday. 1t reads:
226 West Boulevard
New Haven.
Dear Gentlemen:
Herewith enclosed please find my en-
try list for the one-half mile race which
I understand or rather understood is to
be held at Elm City park on June IL.
am an amateur and this Is my first
race / ever competed in. / shall ride
Victor Wheel 1894 model, with So gear.
have been out on the track early one
morning last week and have got the
hang of the track Hoping to be able
to succeed in getting a prize, and that
my entry will be beneficial to many
riders that will appear on that occa-
sion, remain most true and most sin
cerely,
Signed: A. Fl. Brookman.
p ST object to professionals COM
peting in the race I run in. I omitted
to state that the weight of my wheel is
about As or so pounds. but taking off
some of the various attachments and
the road equipment l can bring the
weight down to about 40 pounds
The list of entries already received
by the club is doubtless the largest
on record for a New Haven meet. The
men entered up to an early hour yes
terday afternoon are:
One Mile 3-Minute.
Herbert A. Ashland, Guilford.
j. A. Anderson, Yale A. A.
w. A. Ainscoe, New Haven.
E. M Bogardus, Chicopee Falls, Me.
H. A. Bates, New Haven.
H. E. Blakeslee, North Branford.
F. H. Brooks, New Haven.
NJ M. Cummings, New Haven.
Paul T. Gilbert, Yale A. A.
r. E. Hutchinson, Yale A. A.
Walter Harland, New Haven G. G.
Robert Kirmes, Westville.
John L. Leggett, New Haven.
Henry Mallory, New Haven.
w. r. Munro, New Haven.
T. A. Norton, Guilford.
James O'Connor New Haven.
Andrew Pappendokis, New Haven.
Andrew Robb, New Britain
Edward A. Strong Yale A. A.
Thomas H. Dowden, East Haven.
L. S. Bradley, Derby.
J. S. Cooper, Bridgeport.
Charles Halsted, Danbury.
Robert Hoffman, Bridgeport.
Louis j. Conklin, New Haven.
Nat Forbes, New Haven.
William Chase Norwich, Conn.
H. ]. Ganley, New Haven.
L. T. Jacques, Yale A. A.
Alfred Johnson, West Haven.
M. ]. McKenna, Bridgeport.
Malvin Q. Bates, New Haven.
F. R. Parsons, Bristol.
Thomas PAWS, Whitneyville.
W. L. Roe, jr., New London.
Bert Van Sickles, Branford
John Weidenhammer, Bridgeport.
George Wilson, Bridgeport.
| Albert Wrigley, Danbury.
| A. P. Writ, New Haven.
Half Mile Open.
John N. Anderson, Yale A. A.
w. Howard Ainscoe, New Haven.
| Everett M. Bogardus, Chicopee Falls,
| Mass.
F. H. Burge, South Norwalk, Conn.
George H. Collett, New Haven C. c.
| H. e. Dickerman, Southoington.
| William j. Enrich, Yale A. A.
| Charles M. Ertz, New York city.
| Allie r. Freeman, Westville.
E. C. Hausman, New Haven c. c.
+. Kramer, Newark, N. j.
| H. Monks, Hartford.
A. Poppadokis, New Haven.
| w. A. Ruiz New Haven c. G.
Andrew Robb, New Britain.
w. w. Shepard, South Norwalk.
I edward A. Strong, Yale A. A.
Harry J. Bill, New Haven.
J L. S. Bradley Derby
| ]. T. Broderick, Waterbury.
| William L. Roe, jr.. New London.
| Fred A. Temple, Stamford.
| w. M. Chase, Norwich.
| Two-Mile Handicap.
| John N. Anderson, Yale A. A.
| E. M. Bogardus, Chicopee Falls.
| H. A. Bates, New Haven.
| H. e. Blakeslee, North Branford.
| Frank Fl. Brooks, New Haven.
George H. Collett, New Haven.
William M. Cummings, New Haven.
| III. e. Dickerman, Southington.
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