Motorcycle Races - July 4, 1913

Single Cylinder Motorcycle Races

Cowley County Fairgrounds, Winfield, Kansas

Thursday, July 4, 1913

ENTRIES

Rider	Hometown	Make / Model
*Roy Rinehart ¹*	*Arkansas City*, KS
*Frank Mansfield ²*	*Arkansas City*, KS
*Pete Hickerson*	*Winfield*, KS
*Max Wilson* ³	*Wichita*, KS	*Harley - Davidson*
*Ray Weishaar*	*Wichita*, KS
*H. Stephens*	*Omaha*, NE
*Ray Ellis*	*Arkansas City*, KS

HEAT 1 – 10 Laps – Time: 7:28.00

Place	Rider	Hometown	Make / Model
1	*Roy Rinehart ¹*	*Arkansas City*, KS
2	*Frank Mansfield ²*	*Arkansas City*, KS
3	*Pete Hickerson*	*Winfield*, KS
4	*Max Wilson ³*	*Wichita*, KS	*Harley - Davidson*

HEAT 2 – 10 Laps – Time: 7:30.00

Place	Rider	Hometown	Make / Model
1	*Roy Rinehart ¹*	*Arkansas City*, KS
2	*Frank Mansfield ²*	*Arkansas City*, KS
3	*Pete Hickerson*	*Winfield*, KS
4	*Max Wilson³*	*Wichita*, KS	*Harley – Davidson*

FINAL – 10 Laps

Place	Rider	Hometown	Make / Model
1	*Roy Rinehart ¹*	*Arkansas City*, KS
2	*Pete Hickerson*	*Winfield*, KS
3	*Frank Mansfield ²*	*Arkansas City*, KS
4	*Max Wilson ³*	*Wichita*, KS	*Harley – Davidson*

Source: July 5, 1913 issue of the Winfield Daily Courier

¹Raymond Roy Rinehart, born in 1885 at Arkansas City, Kansas, was one of the few men to race both motorcycles and cars on the half-mile race track at Winfield. He moved to Blackwell, Oklahoma in 1933 and passed away there in 1968. Roy’s body is interred in the Riverview Mausoleum in Riverview Cemetery on the north edge of Arkansas City, Kansas.

²Frank L. Mansfield (1887-1970) is buried in Riverview Cemetery on the north edge of Arkansas City, Kansas.

³Maximus L. “Max” Wilson was a regular competitor in the races at Winfield, Kansas before World War I. After the war, he built miniature live steam powered locomotives before selling that business to fellow motorcycle racer Herb Ottoway. Max is buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery in Wichita, Kansas.