The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
RECORDS OF TIE CYCLISTS
nINNEsoTA'S LONG DISTANCE RID-
ERS ARE UP TO THE
FRONT
MILRATH IN SIXTH PLACE
Riders of This State Have UnifOrm-
Iy Done Wen Since 1S95-De-
tailed Records of
the Year,

Considering the fact that the riding
season in this state is comparatively short
compared with Eastern states Minnesota
road riders show well in front in the ma
tional report of Henry z. Quicker, chair
man of the road record committee for
1900. In the national mileage competition
James McIlrath of St. Paul is in sixth
place and A. H. Moore of St. Paul eighth.
In the national century competition A. H.
Moore is in sixteenth place and James
McIlratE seventeenth both of the above
contestants having beaten riders of ma
tional reputation. In the state century
competition A. H. Moore won from James
Mcllrath by three centuries. IN the mile
age competition MclIrath beat Moore by
2,62 miles.
Below is the standing in the century
competition for 1900: r,
rath, St Paul, 45; L. 7. Lincoln, Minneap-
oils. II; D. E. McLennon, Minneapolis, u;
Charles ]. Johnson, Minneapolis, y; Ed
S. Wedin, st. Paul, 10; Fred A. Mills, st.
Paul, 10, w. A. Powers, ST. Paul, 3; S.
J. E. DAILY, st. Paul, 8; w. R. S. Swartz,
St Paul, Z; Boyd f. HartZeI, St. Paul,
Z; Mrs. James McIlrath, st. Paul, 6; A.
Freeman, st. Paul, 6; Charles IF. Distler,
st. Paul, g. Mrs. NJ. c. Harrison, st. Paul,
5; Henry E; Young, st; Paul, 5; F. j..
Vogtl st. Paul, 5; A. a. Hanson, Min
r. Leigh, Minneapolis, 4; Ben Heiger, st.
Paul, s; Ed L. Sulliban, Minneapolis, g.;
L. IS. Savage, Minneapolis, 3; DR.. G. II.
Tasker, MINNEAPOLIS. 3; A. L. Mace, St.
Blanding, st. Paul, 2; ]. e. largo. Min
neapolis, l. Cuthbert McIlrath, st. Paul,
l; George w. Stiles, Minneapolis, |; Fred
Corrie, Minneapolis, 1; w. f. Anthem, st.
Paul, l; Blanche Boucher, Minneapolis, 1;
r. a. Calender, st. Paul, l; j. Il. Ham
ilton, st. Paul, |; l.. w. Denton, Mime
In multiple centuries during the season
James McIlrath made one sextuple and
eight doubles, w. A. Powers one double
and F. A. Mills one double
+
miles during the year and will receive
meritorious ride certificates:
No. l, James McIlrath, St. Paul, 12,027;
No, ?, A. H. Moore St Paul. 9, 400; No.
s, Thomas L. Bird, st. Paul, 6,904; No. 4,
Mrs. James McIlrath, st. Paul, 6,026; No.
S, H: e. Young, St. Paul, 500; No. G, ".
r. S. SwartZ, $3.50.
Below is an interesting table showing
the riders who have made twenty-five or
more centuries during membership; 100.
No. 2. A A. Hanson, Minneapolis, 70; No.
8, A. H. Moore, st. Paul, 81: No. i, Mrs.
A, Mathies, st. Paul 80; No. 6. L. 7: Lin
Swartz, st. Paul, S5; No. 8, A. L. Mace,
St Paul, "a; No. 8, w. A Powers, St.
Paul. 50; No. 10, Mrs. M G; Harrison, st.
Is Is. S 3, L. D. E. M'hsnnon' NinnsaDo-
RECORDS OF THE SEASON.
The following records were made or es-
tablished during the year. and allowed
by the national records committee:
T. L. Bird. Mortified course, 8 hours
FL minutes; w. A. Powers, double North
field course, Is hours Il minutes; John
Larson, st. Paul-Tonfa course, hours
81 minutes; James McIlrath, double St.
Paul-Tonka course, Il hours Ii minutes;
James McIlrath, triple St. Paul-TonIka
course, % hours 10 minutes; James Nc
1Irath. quad st. Paul-Tonka course, 40
hours 20 minutes; James McIlrath, quint
st. Paul-Tonka course, "a hours IL min
utes.
Tandem-C. f. Distler and F. A Mills,
St Paul-Tonka course, hours 80 min
uteS.
Mileage and century champions. of Min
neSOta since 1895:
1876. A. A Hanson, Minneapolis. 21,O5S;
1886, F. A. Seymour, St. Paul, 5,276; 1887,
"A. L. Mace, St. Paul, e,117; 1893. C. H.
Xanderhoof. Minneapolis, 11,l60; 1929,
James McIlrath, st. Paul, I004S 1900,
James McIlrath, St Paul, 1921.
Centuries-1S95, A. A. Hanson, Minneap-
oils, 80; 1896, F. A. Seymour, st. Paul, 10;
1887, w. R. S. Swartz, St: Paul, 20; 1898,
A. Underwood, Minneapolis, 81; 1899, J.
McIIrath, St. Paul, AZ; 1900, A. H. Moore,
st. Paul, As.