The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
PRIZES READY FOR
DECORATION DAY RACES
Handicaps VIII Be Given the
Riders Entered in Event
Today.

Decoration day road race. The entry list
came to a close last night, with total
OF ffty-one entries. The prize list is COM
pleto and the prizes arranged in the or
der in which they Will be awarded; the
officials have been chosen and practically
tho only remaining work to be done is the
handicapping OF the riders. This Will be
dono by Frank Hart. Frank Gardiner and
Manager Rippeto this afternoon at
o. clock
Will Be Great Race.
The indications at present arc that tho
race will be the most successful OF any of
the series which have been held, Tho en-
try list is by far the largest ever gotten
out, as is also tho prize list. Among
the number who Will compete In the race
for the prizes are several OF last years
winners and also several OF the Salt Pal
ACC saucer track speedstcrs.
One Especially Bright Star.
Ono of the especially bright stars who
will ride Is Charles Arch6old of Provo
who had the honor OF last year capturing
the timc prize. He has been over the
course several times lately, and Ia expect
ing TO lower the time record or IL minutes
for the eightecn-mile run.
Course In Fine Condition.
The road along the course is reported
by the riders to be in fine condition, Be-
tween tho start OF the run and Whites
Hill the road Is rather rocky and ls sloppy
along through Bountiful, but the rest or
the way is in good shape. Manager Rip
peto claims that the rain which fell yes
terday Will only tend to put the road In
bctter condition than ever. He claims that
II can rain until Monday noon without
spelling the road for fast riding
The observation train will leave the
Salt Lake & Ogden railway depot at ~
o clock and will follow tho riders through
the whole run. 1t Is expected that rec
ord breaking crowd will be In attendance,
as moro interest Is being shown over the
event this year than ever before.
A large bunch of riders Will meet at
Fifth North and Second West this morn
ing, If the raln let's up. and go over inc
The prizes, the names OF tho merchants
giving them and the order In which they
Will be awarded, as completed yesterday
follows:
winner OF second place winner OF third place,
winner OF fourth place, choice OF the following
Columbia wheol value $50; Pope Monutae-
turing company. Hartford, Conn., through Salt
Lake Hardware company r-.,-,.- ,.,,r.
Yale. Hudson, Reading or EHcelsior' Nniue
Yale or Hudson. value $40; Meredith
sterling wheel, value s15; Fred c. Sanford.
Monarch wheel. value $50. Utah Liquor COM
Firth prlzo-Pair OF q. & ]. tires. slO q. J.
Trio company. Indianapolis. Ind; through Salt
Lake Hardware company.
Sixth-Pair Diamond tires. $40; SAT- Lake
seventh"Poir Palmer tires 'lO3 B. F Good
rich company Akron. o. through Salt Lake
Eiehth-Mandoin. IS; Clayton Music COM
peny
pany: through Salt Lake Hardware company.
Isnth-PoiE Diamond tires S.. 0se9Tnes 3I a..
Goodyear Rubber company
Thirtoenth-Atherton brake. built up, 81;
Buffalo Metal works through Meredith
ourtecnth-Corbin brake. 81 Corbin Screw
corporationi through Salt Lake Hardware COM
peDy
Fiftecnth-Dominion saddle. IS; Person Sad
die Manufacturing company.
Sixteonth-Fish rod, IS; Strevell-Patterson
Hardware company,
Observation-Disclosures coaster brake 81,
Eclipse Machine company; through Salt Lake
Eishtcenth-New Departure brake 81: New
Departure Manufacturing company
NineteOnth-Standard brake 81; Standard
Twentieth-Thon brake, 81; Aurora Automatic
company, Illinois.
wenty-nrst-Hat, 50; Salt Lake Hat COM
Twenty-seoond-Hat $3.50; siesel Clothing
Twenty-third-sMk racing suit: Blynvet
Knitting company; through Meredith & Guth-
rie company.
Liquor company.
Twenty -nvo-Hudson sweater. 50; J. Will
liam Guthrie.
Twonty- slxth-sweator; A. II. Crabbe COM
pany.
Twonty-seventh-Pair handle bars; Ideal
Twenty ishth-Piano scarf: Christensen &
Aneon company.
Twenty-ninth-Box Chancellor cigars; Stick
Thireeth-Comb and brush; willis-Horne
Drug company,
-nrgt Galt Joke
pany
Thirty second-Tro1el saddle; Troxel Manu-
featuring company.
Thirty ty-third-Clyclomster; veeder Cyclone
Thirty y-four,h-sipperu: wnlkovsr Shoe com
pany
Thlrty-nfth-Gallon wine; Rieger s. Lind
ley company.
Thirty -siSth-Nickel teapot King Stove and
Hardware company
Thirty-seventh-sadde; J, T Jackson.
Thirty eli eighth-Saddle; Walter II. Jones.
Novice time prize, gold medal. w. n Nc
Conahay
Second time prize pair Diamond tires; Over
land Tire company Denver.
Entries for the Race.
Tho names of tho boys who hovo signed UP
capped this afternoon follow: JoO Fitzpatrick.
G. Carter Morris. A; r. Emery. w. Gillian.
H0user. ISm SS john Major. ThiT Wright. Harry Harry
Hartley. Otto Weber. Burton Hardy. G. F.
Bate Ho%an Rn rS5sy 9Ss aSsso1, }"SOS
". wonnocott. Thomas Meshis9n. Ed Smith.
Ed Kramer. n, HohnQuist, Charles Russell E.
A. Hodmnn, C, E. Riley, J. Roshsn. Henry
James, Arnold struhs Charles Archlbold
QProvo). William Mocullnm h L Smith. Fred
Greene. Edward Erickson. H, e. Mccormick.
Lewis Winter, Oscar Runsted, Verne Harri-
son. E T. Gibson. Joseph Anderson, Albert
Folkorson, Fred @. West, Abort Crebs, j. A.
Hume. J. D. Hume, f. A Lambson. Harold
Christophorson, o. E. Booker. George Knight
Roland Thomas (ogden) and Albert Rasmus-
provo.
officials Are Chosen.
The officials for tho race ns hnvo been chosen
by Manager Rippcto are follows:
neutrality-suspicious. Hart and Frank
Gardiner.
Startcr-Wiliam p, Fowler.
Timer+S s. Smith. Jos Jorgenson and Tod
scorcrs-J. w. Guthcrie. james Golding, Ar
thur Anakin. ], A. Maln Dick Wright and
Judges-Charles L. Berry. Charles H. Dowse.
q E Walker and Dick Gnlmes.
Manager Rippeto received the following
additional entries late last night: George
IInholm, Sig Fehr, l., r. Cutter, Nathan
Fulmer J. S. Walker, John f. Baker.
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