Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MANY ENTRIES
IN BIKE RACES
Start Will Be Made From
Tenth and Market at $50
O'clock
CONTEST WILL BE
FOR FIVE MILES

A fve-mile street bicycle race
under the auspices OF the Wilmington
Community Service. viii be held this
evening. There are three classes of
entries and prizes; one for boys, an
other for young men and a third for
girls.
The rae cwll start from Tenth and
Market streets at 6.30 O'Clock with
Joseph C. Barger, Physical Director
firing the pistol. It will proceed to
Delaware avenue, Pennsylvania av-
enue, Rockford Road, Rockford Tow
er, Brandywine Park drive, Sixteenth
street, French street and finish at
the city hall. The race will last from
one half to three quarters Of an hour.
The following are the entries:
Race A for men and boys over fif-
teen years old.
Roy Querey, $50 Spruce street; r.
/ w. NJ Gardner, p Buena Vista
street; ID. Sparks, iiOi West Second
street; Leon McKinsey, 4O3 Rodney
street; C. Frazer Booth. 1908 West
street; Thomas Leach, Elsmere, Del :;
Frank NJ. HoOpes, $40 Madison street (;
Joe Bacon, Brandywine Springs !;
Charles J. Scott, 1911 Church street; (;
Russell Grant, 1928 East Twenty-sec-
IA
! Washington street; w. J Mccarthy,
2i0i Madison street: Daniel OByrne,
i6 West Twenty-sixth street; Hyman
G. Wintersteen, Richardson Park; Ed
ward c.. Bardu, COS West Ninteenth
sire ct. and Allen Barton, III West
! Twenty-third street.
Race B for boys OF fifteen years
and under Joseph C Foy, 1907 Tow
er Road; Frank j. Earleys 1906 West
street; Winfield Arams S3i Monroe
street; ]. McKelvey, Jr., Eleventh
street and Helena road; Stephen
Sharp, i0i South Franklin street ;
Jessie Rumsey, ii05 Chippey street ;
Charles Chickadel, 1907 West Elev-
! Chippey street: Paul Wicks, i04 West
| Twelfth street; Morris Cohen, tii0
Poplar street; Lee Minnick 100 Della
ware avenue; Earl Lofland, 50i West
/ Thirteenth street; Mark n DonOhuc.
\ 1904 Clayton street; John J. Smith, 22l
] Conrad avenue; James A. Mullin, Si2
| Church street; Harold Sharpless, 302l
Madison street; Fred Hagerman, 1902
Jessup street; John Berry. Elemere,
I Del, Adrian Taylor. 50i Church
street; Charles Foulk. 1905 West
street: Francis z. Garvey, 1916 West
i Second street; Paul Palese, BOG
HIEUDU
Walnut street; Charles C. Minker
1914 Maryland avenue; Carl Budin
1916 West street; Morris Horowltz
23i North Harrison street; Howard
passmore. 1890 Jefferson street, Jo'
seph Salvatore, iOli Tatnall street
Allison Gloyd, 1907 West street
Howard Burns. SOC Jefferson street
William George, 1893 Reed street
George R. Denney. 1904 West SeconC
street; Albert Foulk, 1911 Wes
street: Wilson Evans. 237 West Wal
nut street; Charles Ferguson, Eas
= Nineteenth street: John BOettger, Si
!, dupont street; Ross Lanius, l0
nj East Sixth street, and Harry kolb
/ 22O5 West street.
Race C for girls Of all ages.-0liv
II NJ Porter. Fifth avenue and Eliza
beth Dougherty, 1882 Lowering av
enue.
The manner in which the prize
, will he awarded were announced b!
Joseph C. Berger, physical director o
the Community Service last night a
Class A-Flrst prize, gold watch
second. set Of racing handle bars
third, racing saddle.
Glass B-First prize, gold watch
d second. pair Of tires; third, silNe
medal.
Glass C-First prize, pair Of tires
second pair OF pedals; third, bronz
l. medals. Glass C is for girls.
In addition a s. gold piece VIII b
awarded TO the person making IN
best time over the course in a
classes. and one tire will be given I
the person making The best time /
each class.
Signs will be placed along the en-
4 tire route OF the race marking th
;l course. Any contestant cutting" th
i3 course will Immediately be disqual
l5 fed. In addition to the marker who
Do will be placed o othe telephone pole
li lpacemakers will ride on motorcycle
81 with each class to lead the way an
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