Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-29

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DAY GAMES IN THE NATIONAL
AND INTERSTATE LEAGUES.
BOWLING AVERAGES AND
NOTES OTHER SPORTING NAT
TIERS.
What promises to be the best handi-
cap road event Of the season is the
Rough Riders Cycling Club road race,
which will take place this evening at
6 o'clock, with field of twenty three
starters. The race has been mention
ed from time to time. and as before
published, the club announces that the
riders must be ready to start at the
stated time, otherwise they forfeit
their handicaps or entry fees as the
case, may be. This is a good stand
which the club has taken. Never be-
fore has local road race been known
to start on time and the Rough Riders
intend making this point feature
The course will be east on Fifteenth
street. from Eoff to McColloch, to Ba-
en-mile post and return making total
distance of fourteen miles. The limit
is six minutes making the time of start
ing for the limit men Sc "a O'Clock p. m.
The prizes hung ups are good ones.
The. rain last night should put the
pike in excellent condition. The race
will at least show the comparison be-
tween the road pluggers and those of
former years. Nearly allsthe riders in
to-day's race are young. There is
dark horse" among the three minute
men, who is going the rounds for a
sure thing, but there are other tips
equally as good. The time limit is the
lowest ever before placed on a race
over the same course.
House & Hermann will bulletin the
positions of the riders as they pass the
following points: Fulton, Altenheim,
Seibert's. Wheeling Park, Elm Grove
and turning point, both going and COM
ing
Following are the officials:
Starter-Walter sWorls.
Judges-Will Sahler. Jesse McCaus-
land, Dave Kraus and F. L. Miller.
Timers-Charles McKelvey, John
Laue, Charles NJ Hancher and R. E.
Schubart.
Referees-R Mather Archer and T.
Harvey Pollock.
Checkers-Fulton, Geo. Hammer and
Fred Wells; Altenheim, Pickett and
Balzer; Park, Harry Smith and Ollie
Kline; Elm Grove. Colts; turning
point Oliver Elliott, S. j. Windsor and
Fred Nay.
Time prize, watch, by Club; chain,
by Wheat & Hancher Co. s,sa3i
l-Ivanhoe Wheel, club. ls.
2-Rocker, A. Frew. ErsIf
STAND G. Mendel & Co. y.
IN. & w. tires. A. D. Howe Ma
chine Co.
5-Watch chain, H. E. Hillman & Co.
6-Victor tires, Stone & Thomas.
Umbrella, Sample-Lingaman Co.
8-Racing suit, Jason c. Stamp
9-Mandolin, Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
mel.
11-Cycle trousers, Kline Bros.
12-Sweater, Will Gutman.
13-Cigars, Wells & Campbell.
14-Shoes, Alexander.
15-Cigars, James B, Mckee.
16-Saddle, H. L. McKown.
17-Cuff Buttons, Shelf Bros.
1S-Scarf pin,, r. E. Schubart.
19-Bicycle shoes l., " Blond
20-UmbEella, c. P. Held.
21-Meal ticket, H. Brunhaus.
part light gas lamp, House &
Hermann.
23-Atomizer, C. R. Goethe.
24-Picture, Palace Furniture Co.
26-Cigars, A. ]. Tolbert.
27-Picture, j. H. Kirk.
28-Hat, Hodshon.
29-Cigars, Hannah Bros.
30-Vase, Bon Ton.
31-Shirt, C. S. Noble
32-Cigars, Charles Geiger.
33-Troaiser guards, c. Hess & Son.
34-Cigars Herberr& Ayers.
35-Cineograph, F. Enock.
36-Cigars, Frank Hammer.
37-Cap, E. S. Dinger Co.
3S-Shirt, Kraus Bros.
39-Belt, M. J. McFadden.
Handicapped State has announced
the positions of the riders at the start
as follows:
Herman Pearlman, 6 minutes.
Don Smith, 6 minutes
Robert Lindsay, minutes.
Frank Bycott, 5 minutes.
George Dikeman, 5 minutes.
Joseph Kline, Az minutes.
j. R. Kurtz, AZ minutes.
Frank Clohan, Az minutes.
William Frabell, minutes.
William Bloch, minutes.
Frank E. Cox, minutes.
w. r. Hill. 31s minutes.
Will Plankey, az minutes.
Carl McGranahan, 3Ia minutes.
Frank Armbruster, 3 minutes.
E. l.. Nicoll, minutes.
Robert Vance, minutes.
Charles Modar, 3 minutes.
]. w. Whitman, 21a minutes.
Bert Pickett, 21s minutes.
Ed. Solade, 11a minutes.
Percy Harris, l minute.
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