Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02
"WAUWATOSA--HOMES, HEALTH, HAPPINESS"
COMPLETE FOR LABOR
DAY RACES.


DAY RACES.
Preparations for the Wauwatosa
Annual Labor Day road race are prac-
tieally completed and promise to make
this the biggest event held here thus
far, it being the sixth annual event
An elegant list of prizes is ready for
the boys among which are Silver
Loving Cup, donated by the Excelsior
Cycle Company of Michigan City, In
diana, in recognition of the success of
our team who ride Deluxe b. S. A.
bicycles, q diamond studded Gold
Medal by our friends, the First Ma
tional Rank of Wauwatosa, a Silver
Medal with ruby, by the Wauwatosa
Cycle Club, a special prize by Mr..
Gerry Jacobus for the first Wauwa-
tosa boy to finish the race, raincoat
by Mr.. Donald Barbee, two Gold
Watches, two pair tires and various
bicycle accessories, through the Cycle
Trades of America of New York. 70
the above contributors we herewith
extend our sincere thanks for their
SoOu VIII anu corporations
Wauwatosa will be represented by
seven riders, the new additions being
Monroe Toussaint and Walter De-
Swarte, who will ride thei2 first race,
and Arthur Nickels who has come
back into the game. Edgar Muellner
will be unable to compete due to re-
cent illness, but Hans Gieschen,
Howard Rasmussen, Reg. Gundersen
and Henry Outflow are all in fine form
and are expected to make a good
showing and incidently carry off the
time prizes and also the big place
prizes.
The Wauwatosa team carries off all
the major honors in the Municipal
Cycle Association meets which closed
July "a, with winnings as follows:
Track Meets
Wauwatosa ........ 80 points
Indians .................2 20 points
Peterik's H-D's ..........2 20 points
Individual Standings for Three
Meets
Edgar Muellner, Wauwatosa e
meets) ................2 27 points
Prank Mutzenbauer, Peterik's H
Us ......,......t.... 20 points
3-Alfred Hartung, Indians. Is points
Howard Rasmussen, Wauwatosa
..........,........ z points
5--Hans Gieschen, Wauwatosa. -.
................... 8 points
6-Art. Lauman, Indians . s points
Frank Johnson, Peterik's H-D's
............... 3 points
8-Russell Ridley, Indians 2 points
9-Joe Gauman, Indians. .... Il point
The Wauwatosa team is the young
est in the association. "Some Boys,
Ours"
On Sunday, Sept. A, the tryouts for
the National Amateur Road Cham
pionship for the Wisconsin district
will be held at Washington Park. The
rider scoring the greatest number of
points will represent this district at
Washington, d. c., on Oct. 8, expenses
paid. Our boys have entered. There
will also be the half mile and one mile
open and two mile handicap.
On Monday, Sept. 5, our program
will begin at 900 A. M. with boys
half mile race starting at Wauwatosa
and North avenues and finish at the
High School. Novelty race for boys
at 9:30, and the Wauwatosa Annual
at 1000. Boys may enter both boys
events and win a prize in each. En-
try blanks for all events may be Sc
cured at 129 Garfield avenue, and
p,uct ha returned before 9.30 r M
Saturday, Sept. g., when entries close.
Mayor A. c. Hanson will again be
referee. A girls race will be held if
enough entries are received, call at
above address.
The usual program to which our
merchants have very willingly con
tributed through their ads, will again
be on hand.
The Wauwatosa team won the Sill
yer Trophy for scoring the greatest
number of points for a team.