The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-07
LIST OF PRIZES
OFF NEXT SATUR-
DAY
CRACKS HAVE ALL ENTERED
Time Limit of Ninety Minutes VIII
Afford Ordinary Riders
Chance - List of
Awards

The emile road race to be held at
Lake Como next Saturday afternoon is
attracting much attention among the
WheeImen and enthusiasts. A lGO-mile
race is something new in this part OF
the country and all the riders partici-
pating will be well seasoned road T ders.
The list of starters will include all tho
cracker jack" riders in the state, but
the handicap limit of one hour and
thirty minutes will enable several fairly
good riders to compete for. the pr.zes
An effort Will be made to nave a portion
of the road along the lake rolled so that
1t will be in excellent condition The
road is as good as the cycle path except
one spot of about one-fourth of a mile,
which is rather sandy and when that Is
repaired, fast time can be made The
prize list is the best ever offered In a
road race in Minnesota. There are over
$500 worth of prizes already secured and
the list is getting larger every day. The
entries are be ginning to come in and
the chances are that about thirty riders
will start. If the number of starters
does not exceed thirty, each man finish
ing, will be awarded a prize. The cycle
path will be reserved exclusively for
spectators, the riders using the road.
The using of the road is a precaution
against accidents. If the weather is
fine there Will probably be a large crowd
and the club Will detail officials around
the lake to keep the crowd off the road
way The limit men viii start promptly
at 1880 p. m, and the scratch men at
2 p. m, so that the race will be finished
shortly after o'clock. Below is a list
of the prizes up to date and the names
of those giving them:
TIME PRIZES.
First time-Ralnmaker bicycle, value,
S5O, a. a. Hanson, Minneapolis
Second time-Libbie bicycle, value, $50,
East End Cycle house, St Paul.
Third time-Pair diamond cuff buttons.
value, $l5, Century Road club, Mime
PLACE PRIZES. .r
First-RacycIe bicycle. value. $50, C. S.
second-Rambier racer, value, $50.
Third-Stop watch, donated by East
End Cycle house, st. Paul; chain and
charm, with occasion and name engraved,
donated by a. n. Anderson, MINNEAPOLIS,
value, $l2
Fourth-One pair Palmer tires, n w.
Meter Vehicle company, Minneapolis.
value, $40; one pair NJ. & w. tires, Endl-
colt Bicycle livery, ST. Paul, Sc; one PAIR
+. y. d K. tires, Farwell, Ozmun, KIRK
& Co., st. Paul S.; one pair Goodyear
Morse Roller chain, Archie Mac" b.
cycle Works, St. Paul. S.; one Morse
roller chain, Riverside Cycle Co., Min
neapoHs, 50; one sweater Heinrich Cloth
Plymouth Clothing House st. PAU, Il;
S On Acme :, Pa 70 st. Pa Paul HardwaGe c.
way Restaurant" St. Paul; one search
light lamp, one Breckenridge lamp, ono
o. K. lamp, two Victory pedal bells.
George Wagner, St Paul; gas lamp, Ken
redy Bros, st. Paul; cane, Enterprise
Clothing House, St. Paul; Puriton gas
lamp, Edwards Cycle Co., Minneapolis;
gas lamp, A. q. Green, Minneapolis;
Rodeout lamp, Frederick Roach, Mime
apOlis pair handle bars, Sullivan cycle
Co, Minneapolis; oak saddle n. st.
r. j. Hoffman. Minneapolis; Harrison
alarm, Otto Rood Minneapolis; pair hi
cycle hose, j. c. Bailie, st. Paul $50;
Melvin coaster brake +. M. Smith &
Bro, St Paul; bicycle pump, Health
Quinby Co., Minneapolis.