The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10

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No LOafing Will BE Allowed on the
Track, and Fast Pacing VIII Be
Had From the Pandems-Full List
of the Entries for the Big North
western Cycle Meeting Note of
Interest to Bicycfists.
All that now remains to make the BIZ
cycle meet of the Northwestern Cycle
company&a grand success this. afternoon
is. favorable weather conditions ,.., ans
The race programme will start at@2:15
and will be the best that has ever been
put up for bicycle competition in the
Twin Cities, and the fact that the race
is free to the public, with the exception
of a few choice grand stand seats, as
suresl the largest gathering of wheelmen
ever witnessed iflY the Northwest. The
big race programme will be fnterspersed
with music by the Danz military band
and several individual attempts to lower
state records by the competing wheel
men - fa
Owing to the large number of entries
In each race it has been decided to run
three preliminary heats the winners and
second man in each to qualify for the
race, and in the last heat the third man
will also be allowed to- run in the race
proper. Seven men will ride in each race
Either time limit will be set on all
the races, or each event will be paced
by a tandem. In any event all races
will be pulled off in fast time, as no loaf
ing will be countenanced by the track
he
ting the men started in the one mile
novice, which is the opening event.
The row of boxes Just back of the
press seats have been reserved for Gov.
Lind and party, Mayor Gray and party,
and a number of prominent business
men and public officials, who have been
invited to attend. Manor Gray's party
will leave Minneapolis in tally-ho at
p. m. g,
The Century Road cinb, Laurel Cycle
club, Capital City Cycle club, CONNER
cial Cyclers and White, Flyer club all
have spaces reserved in the grand stand.
A sergeant of the police and squad OF
Mayor kiefers finest, will be at the
grounds 10 preserve order. and see that
no one trespasses upon the prohibited
limits of the race course.
The following are the entries and
hanGicaps:
one-mile noviceIBek Erickson, G.
Clarkson, John Goldman, Edward g.
Young. Walter Granquist, B. c. Harris,
Farm, Albert Leidstrom, D: r. Melville,
of Minneapolis; j. Kolath, Fl: leak, Q. 1.
Miller, F. s. Hovotny, William vi am Hill T.
num- Ralph M. Bumgardner, of st. Paul.
One-mile open, amateur-From st. Paul,
! Ed Sudheimer, George Sudheimer, Louis
T
Harry Perkins, Paul Mayer, J. Kolaith,
H Zenk, Fred Perkins, O. L. Miller; from
Minneapolis, Ben Erickson, Louis Nieder-
| hofer, c. Clarkson, j. Ewing. John Gold
quist, R. n. Bly,, B. c.. Harris, Joe T.
Wagner. r. H. Broadbent; from Hudson,
Harold Upton. =
Five-mile handicap amateur--Scratch,
Edward Sudheirner,3 ST. Paul; Louis
Niederhofer, Minneapolis. Thirty yards,
GeSTgs s T pa% Ld 6aa
Johnson St. Paul; Chester Clarkson, Min
neapolis Sixty yards William Martin,
Louis Larsen. One hundred yards, Harry
| Upton, Hudson, Wis. Harry Perkins, ST
| D. Ewin, Minneapolis. One hundred and
thirty yards, Hans Nicholson. Hopkins,
MINI One hundred and. forty, yards, John
| fifty. yards, Paul MaNsr St Paul; One
Paul Pa'1f's 10 A Yards. EdEsfa g Yoang. MIN;
uedpOllS, Z%eHt,S koS Low al
| Walter Granquist, NfiIInf apolis 100 yards,
R. M. Bly,, Minneapelfs9s 200 yards, Fred
Perkins, ST. Paul 80 sshrds B. G Har-
| ris. Minneapolis. 20 yards, Joe Wagner,
| Minneapolis. 230 yafds,~'R. H,gBroadbent
| Minneapolis. $40 yards, o. T.. Miller, st.
| Paul. $50 yards, rark~Novotny, st. Paul
| 26O yards. William Till. st. Paul. 27f
| yards. Charles FsenMs Minneapolis. 2St
| yards, C. S. eHarrkgtpn. ST. Paul. 29C
| yards, Albert Lindsfkom MINNEAPOLIS. 3Qf
| yards, B. K. MelviaaeT MINNEAPOLIS Bic
yards, 7. ]. McInty Paul. 800 yards,
Peterson Pete Minns ea O. Yards So Harry
| Minneapolis. F@E4
Three-mile tandem H3ndicap for anna
teur team scratcha q N.eiderhofeT and
]. Goldman, Mnneapelfs; 80 yards. Harry
| Perkins and. EdYRrdi,. Sudheimer, st.
| Paul; 70 yards, Psnl Mayer and Louis
Johnson. st. Paul!Ni60 yards, Walter
| Grandouist and Ben Erickson. Minneap.
| oils; $50 yards. 0. L. Miller and-T. j. Nc
| Intyre, ST. Paul; one milel open profes.
sional-From ST Paul. Charles Hofer. B.
| B. Bird, John Davidson. j, Neubauer. j.
| ]. Schwartz; from Minneapolis. Nils
| son. A. Bergson.. A. w Callander. Frank
cap, professionzl1 Scratch, Charles Hqfer.
and B. B.. Bird5sSt.s PAUL: 20 yards, John
F. Davidson, Sc. PAUL 40 yards, John
Nilsson, Minneapolis; GO yards, A. Berge-
L son, Minneapolis. So yards, u. G., Neu-
bauer, st. Pa'ula:90 yards, ]. J. schwartz,
St Paul; 100 yards. A. w. Caflander, Min