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George and Ed sudheimer leave for
Chicago one week from tomorrow where
they will take part in a track meet, in
cluding a half dozen colleges and uni
versities of the Middle West. They will
accompany the University of Minnesota
track team and enter all the bicycle
events. The races will be pulled off on
a board track in Chicago and it will prac-
ticaIly be the Sudheimers' first experience
on a plank COURSE The Sddheimers have
defeated every one in their class in the
Northwest, and if they can keep the pace
with the big varsity teams 1t is pretty
certain that they will have the sprint
left. as that is their stronghold The
ease with which they won from the
picked men Of the University of Wis
consin, at the fair grounds week ago.
gives sufficient! gTouhds for believing that
their work will boost Minnesotas per-
centage column materially.
Wednesday. May SO, as usual, will be
held the annual spring century run Of the
Century Road, club. The management OF
the details of this run is in charge of
competent committee and the occasion
promises to be one Of more than usual
enjoyment. This run is practically the
formal opening of the road riding season
in Minnesota 1t has gradually increased
in interest from year to year until last
spring nearly 100 riders were il line at
Rice park for the start. The start will
be from the same point this year at s
a. m. and the route will be to White
Bear and return via Como park to Min
neapolis, to Hotel st. Louis, to Excelsior.
to Minretonka beach to Wayzata, to Min.
neapolis and return to place of start.
Dinner will be served at Hotel st. Louis.
A steady, even pace will be maintained
throughout the trip, as the pacernakers
will be chosen from tie best and most ex-
perienced read riders in the club Abso-
lutely no 'scorching'' will be allowed. As
the trip will be over we'll made cycle
paths for nearly the entire distance. the
century will be robbed Of nearly all its
terrors to the novice and a cordial in
Vitation is extended to all cyclists who
have an ambition to accomplish a century
run, to join this party at Rice park
Wednesday morning, May 80, and take the
trip in company with the Minnesota di-
vision of the c. r. G. Ladies are espe-
cialy invited to join in this run. Every
care will be taken for their pleasure and
comfort during the trip.
Considerable interest. is aroused among
the "record- breakers" over the announce
ment that James McIlrath, of St Paul,
will undertake to establish q state cuint
century record over the ST Paul-'Tonka
course early anu lIlCIueiitdiIN 80
lower the existinge records over th!a
course for 100, zoo and 300 miles Mcijrath
is in active training for the event and is
in excellent condition.
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Record riders for the Monk med
al OVER the Minnetenka path
from the Mills to Monks place at Lake
Calhoune have been notified that their
rides must be- made before 10 a. m. or
Sunday hereafter, as the Minneapolis
authorities have objected to fast riding OF.
this path after that hour The record IS
row held by "A. G. Calender, of Mime
apelis, at 1875 No tandem record las
yet been established.
Entries wills soon, be sout for the big
handicap cent1iry run over the old North
field course, D;ly 4?6
The following road riders have done
much to make cycling popular with the
fair sex and have demonstrated over and
ever again that distance, riding is fal
from icing injurious:
Mrs. James McIrrath. St Paul. the frs
lazy in The world 70 ride a quil.tti,ie cen
tpry, making the distance 600 miles, on
June "a 1850. in iifty-eight hours and
twelve minutes.
Miss Minnie Cummings. Minneapolis
the first lady in The Northwest 20 ,.de
quad" century.